Golfers issue firm statement defending Byrnes in sewer row
Prospect Golf club chair Alfred W. Mullan outlines that the Waterloo Golf and Country club funded courses started in Byrnes park and that private owners and a real estate push profit from the park. Golfers request compensation from the private sewer promoters for use of the public Byrnes park course amid construction. The piece notes the public's broad readership of the Evening Courier and Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Roby
James Byrnes
Byrnes Park
Prospect Golf Club
Alfred W. Mullan
Waterloo
Park Commissioners
Waterloo Golf and Country Club
Byrnes
City of
Park
Park Commission
Waterlod
Prospect Golf Course
Prospect Hills
Coronation of Emperor Yoshihito In Shinto Ceremony
Foreign envoys attended as Japan inaugurated Yoshihito’s accession in a ritual held at the Shunkoden hall. Officials, diplomats, and banners gathered while US representatives and European courtiers observed the sacred rites and imperial address marking the 122nd emperor’s enthronement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikinto
Japan
Yoshihito
Matsuhito
Nippon
Old
Heaven
Earth
Jimmy
Shunkoden Hell
Tokio
New Japan
Imperial Household
House of Representatives
House of Peers
Diplomatic Corps
United States
George W. Guthrie
Wilson Congratulates Japanese Emperor on Coronation
President Wilson sent a cable to Emperor Yoshihito of Japan congratulating him on his accession. He expressed confidence in the emperor's ideals of right and justice guiding Japan, wishing personal welfare for the emperor and family and continued friendly U S relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Japan
Yoshihito
Tokio
Imajesty
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Court ceremony honors the absent empress
A court lady in ancient robes bowed before the sanctuary representing the absent empress. The scene mirrors formal obeisance traditions as officials acknowledge the imperial absence.
Endurance Runs of Studebakers Across Iowa Trip
The Studebaker stock four from Campbell Motor Car Co started the second day of an endurance test, speeding through Marshalltown Grinnell Marenga Amana and Cedar Rapids. A minor 35 mph collision near Cedar Rapids caused no injuries and the car resumed on its own power. Weather was cold and windy as the party overnighted in Cedar Rapids and planned the third day’s 250 mile leg toward Waterloo. Fred Long drove the car with Chester Heath and Frank Tanner aboard. Campbell, owner of the agency, doubts completing today’s 256 mile segment due to road conditions. The Mason City Studebaker car arrived in Waterloo with 85 miles left to go, and the overall 1,000 mile test also showcases Goodrich tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Stock
Campbell Motor Car Co
Fifth Street West
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Marenga
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Fred Long
Waterloo Studbaker Garage
Chester Heath
Frank Tanner
Campbell
Focal Agency
Waterloo
Studebaker
Mason City
North Town Motor Car .Co
Goodrich
Newsboy framing claim after hotel robbery on rail trip
Frank Skimmerhorn of Correctionville says Orville Adidick a news butcher robbed him on a central train trip. He left a hotel with Adidick, money and pictures later missing. Adidick was found sleeping in a cafe car and denies involvement, claiming innocence. Officers suspect an accomplice may have taken funds mailed elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Skimuerhorn
Correctionville
Orville Adidick
Skiinaterhorn
Arddick
Addick
Skimmerhorn
Tanewsy
Warren
J. C
Poy
Bigs
Jie
Man Leaves Hospital After Auto Crash Injuries
W A Ros, injured Oct 21 by an unknown car in Waterloo, left St Francis hospital this morning. He plans a brief visit with his two daughters in Mankato then return for further treatment. Previously employed at the Kline felter barn, he will resume work there after recovery from injuries to the left lip and two broken ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ros
St. Francis Hoapital
Mr. Roe
Mankato
Hospitel
Waterloo
Kline Felter Barn
Temperatures Reported for November 10
Weather data supplied by Buchanan Optical Co shows midnight readings at 43 degrees, 6 AM at 44, 10 AM at 4, and 1 PM noted. Historical comparisons list November ranges from 30 to 48 in 1911, 27 to 50 in 1912, 40 to 68 in 1913, and 4 to 50 in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Drink Coffee In Safety Senck for WREE Trial Package
Dyspepsia advertisement urges trying Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets before giving up coffee due to stomach troubles. Includes promotional tone about health benefits and lifestyle choices without medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
A- Stuart Co
Stuart Bailing
Marshall, Mich
mMeatonce
Belgians Grateful Yet Booed For Help From America
In New York on November 10 a public dispatch reports Belgians grateful for American aid but hostile responses from others. The piece notes relief shipments from Britain France Canada and Australia, and highlights public sentiment toward the United States as favorable despite local protests. Noted official My. Glover, SilI, oversees the aid clothing delivery to Belgium.
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New York
Australia
Cananda
Magad
Meevlert
Ehigtinuy
Tau Compussion
Dia Veletia
Europe
America
Glover Sili
Wedding and Local Notices From Oakdale and Waterloo
Morning wedding at St Marys church unites Louis T Webber and Eva Leek with a small guest list. The bride wore crepe de chine with Irish lace and pearl trimmings. After breakfast at Rev Rohtman’s home, the couple plans a honeymoon to Minneapolis and St Paul before settling on the farm. Notices report medical treatment at a sanitarium near Oakdale for Mr Day and Mrs Abr Day, with claims of recovery. the two have long ties to Waterloo barbering and local business.
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Emily
St. Mary's Church
Louis T Wabber
Eva Leek
Trish Jace
J. P. Rottman
John Jungen
Raymond
Jant Webber
Buckingham
Misa Maury Rinck
Dayton
Wreakfast
Father Rohtmaan
Minneapolis
SS Paul
Hudson
Welber Hng
Jack Twante sQunty
St Jacobs Oil claimed to cure rheumatism and related pains
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a universal rheumatism remedy for aches in joints and back, claiming instant relief from tenderness and swelling. It promises safety, urging readers to try a small bottle from a druggist and asserts decades of proven cures for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, and sprains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacob’s
Two German Subs Sunk by British Destroyer Lost
Telegraphic report from Algeciras via Madrid and London states British forces sunk two German submarines in the Strait of Gibraltar. The destroyer Lewis wrecked in the Mediterranean with no lives lost.
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London
Algeciras
Morocco
Madrid
Goran Sunbanes
Straits of Gibraltar
Lewis
Quatory Mediterranean
Quit Meat For Kidney Health Says Authority
An advertisement promotes Jak Salts as a harmless kidney flush. It claims meat hurts kidneys, causes pain and illness, and that taking four ounces in water before breakfast for several days will restore kidney function, neutralize urine acids, and ease bladder weakness.
Thunderstorm a November Oddity
Weather notes describe a heavy November storm with widespread rain and flooded areas. Reports at 7 o clock last evening indicate no severely cold weather at night, with clear skies elsewhere and varied conditions across regions including the Dakotas and southern Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Dakotan
Canada
Coincidence of Names Explains Domestic Incident At Hotel
An incident at a city hotel where a man allegedly threw his wife from a second story window is noted. The police blotter mentions the name John Uratey, causing humiliation to Mr and Mrs John Gbra toy at 324 Columbia Street. Journal assures the couple was not involved in the domestic dispute covered in Monday’s issue.
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John Uratey
John Gbratoy
Columbia Street
Tha Danrler
Fthla
Mondiny
Obituary for Mrs Hannah Kelly 1838 1907 Waterloo native
Mrs Hannah Kelly died yesterday at St. Stanjela hospital at age 76. Funeral from St Josena Catholic church Thursday at 7 30 am with burial in Wayne Nebraska. Born Montpelier Vermont October 11 1838 maiden name Campbell. Married Michael Kelly March 12 1867 in Rome New York. Lived in Wilton Iowa and Wayne Nebraska before settling in Waterloo. Survived by three sons Thomas Helty Waterloo George and James Kelly in South Dakota. All three to Wayne Nebraska for burial.
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Hannah Kelly
St. Stanjela Hospital
St. Josens
O'Keefe & Towne
Wayne, Neb
Kelly
Montpelier
Hanna Campbell
Rome
Michael Kelly
Lowa
Wilton
Wayne
Neb
Thomas Helty
Waterloo
George
James Kelly
South Dakota
Wayne, Meb
Benide
Boy Hurt in Auto Crash Improves at St Francis
Harry Rice, 14, critically injured in a Sunday auto crash, shows signs of improvement at St Francis hospital, remaining conscious at times. His father, B. A. Ritae, injured in a train wreck, also progresses in recovery.
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Harry Rice
St Francis Hospital
B. A. Ritae
Bay
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Mullan
Cley
The
Evening Courier and Reporter
Yoshuhito Emperor OF
U. S
Studebakers
Bibber
Roste
Newsy
Orville
Nixon
Amierica
Oakdale
Smaiaa
ST. Jacobs Oil
Vou
Fedeber
Dudes Seth
Elreutt
Gertrude McGuire
Ibathine
Meuire
Leo V. Towalt
Santtas Wrank Konpp
Lethin ‘Towalt
Mhat
Pelsons
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Counons
Waterlon
East Fourth Street
Best Body
Brussels
Sloana Mills
Heavent
Oneida Shuttleworth
Alwaya
Royal Wiltens
Sloane Mills
Alexander Smith& Sons
Security Storage. Co
Mulber Street
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