Future of Dairy Show Assured by Local Campaign
Businessmen and Waterlon residents back the Dairy Cattle Congress to establish a permanent show. Nine teams tour stores and offices selling $10 stock to meet the $31,000 goal, with $159,000 already paid on the $50,000 capital. The drive follows strong profits from prior shows and aims to boost dairy industry and local property values. Leaders meet at the Irving hotel for luncheon as stock subscriptions move forward.
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Waterlon
Dairy Castle Congress
Harten
Irving Hotel
Dairy Cattle Congress
J. K. Vaughan
Dairy Cattie Congress
Tott
Wangler Brothers
Schuneman’s
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
the Irving
Irving
City Attorney Says No Petition Needed on Parking Near Intersections
City Attorney Alfred W. Mullan stated there is no need for a public petition to prohibit automobiles from parking within 20 feet of street corners in the business district at Fourth Bridge and Commercial. He noted state laws embedded in city ordinances require no standing within 20 feet of corners and urged pedestrian right of way. he suggested Des Moines style crossings to prevent accidents.
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Fourth
Bridge
Alfred W. Mullan
Altho
Des Moines
General Obregon Calls for Carothers Recall
General Alvaro Obregon charges that George C. Carothers, a U S state department agent, is dangerous to the stability of the de facto Mexican government. He Telegrams Carranza asking Washington to intervene. Carothers is on the Senora border, previously operating in Villa territory.
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Douglas
Ariz
Alvaro Obregon
George C. Carothers
American State Department
Mexico
Carranza
Washington
Carothers
Senora
State Department
Francisca Villa
Premier Asquith Foreshadows Anglo French War Council
London November 10 Premier Asquith in the house of commons today foreshadowed an Anglo French war council with French and British ministers. He hoped Russia and Italy would join the council. Weary rainfall drenched the area, with 1.80 inches recorded from last night to this afternoon by the government gauge.
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Altaes
London
aAsquith
House of Commons
Russia
Italy
Tragic Williamsburg Factory Fire Kills Fifty Girls
A five story brick building in Williamsburg Brooklyn housed Diamond Candy and Essex Shirt Waist Company workers. About 1,000 girls were inside when a Saturday fire trapped them on woollen stairs and fiery front fire escapes. Many leaped to the sidewalk and were crushed. flames blocked exits as clothing torn from bodies created deadly barriers.
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Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Diamond Candy Factory
Essex Shirt
City in Brief: Various Local Social and Legal Updates
A compact Waterloo city brief notes visitors and travels from Bes Moines to Chicago, marriages, a license to wed for Robert Wetzel and May Sherwood, a local hunting trip, new babies, a divorce with custody ruling, a church meeting, an upcoming lecture, and a quick note on a fine for leaving a car unattended. The item lists multiple residents and visiting figures with household and civic details, reflecting daily life in a regional newspaper.
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Bruce Gates
Wort Dodge
W. W. Woolsey
Galesburg
Mary Neelans
Wrest Union
T. M. Woodruff
W. C. Hoch
Stirlington
Robert Wetzel
May Sherwood
Memorial hall furnishing committee meets this evening
The Memorial hall furnishing committee will meet at 7 40 this evening in G A LA hall Tabernacle chapter No 52 Royal Arch Masons will hold a stated convocation Thursday evening Nov 11 at 7 30 All members and visiting companions are invited.
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Memorial Hall
G. Ala
Tabernacle Chapter
Russian cabinet member resigns amid Petrograd report
London dispatch from Reuters says S. V. Rukhloff, minister of communication, has retired and been awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky by the emperor. The report notes his resignation joins other cabinet changes in Petrograd.
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London
Reuters
Petrograd
S$. V. Rukhloff
Alexander Nevsky
Shell Rock Community Notes and Visits
Miss Mable Leonard of Joliet visited relatives in Shell Rock. A Shell Rock party toured to Manchester. Arthur Williams returned from Atlanta after driving his brother to his mother. The Milter-Hey Construction crew finished the new bridge cement work. Traffic will resume after dirt work ends. Liash and Vern Melendy are in Waverly hospital for tonsil and adenoids surgery. Mrs. Ed W Leech hosted her Aurora mother Mrs. Sampson. R Harmon of New Hartford visited his son Fred in Shell Rock.
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Shell Rock
Mable Leonard
Joliet
Manchester
Charles Bowen
George Austin
Ed. Holland
W. H. McGregor
W. Moelroy
Arthur Johnson
Robt. Richardson
Ruth Richardson
Waterloo
Arthur Williams
Robert
Emma Williams
Atlanta
A. Chittenden
Milter-Hey Construction Company
Liash
Vern Melendy
Waverly Hospital
Ed. W. Leech
Mrs Sampson
Aurora
R. Harmon
New Hartford
Fred
Edward Miller 60 Dies After Illness in Waterloo
Edward Miller sixty died at L o'clock after two years of illness caused by complications. He had been cared for at Presbyterian hospital then moved to 912 Wellington street where death occurred. Surviving children include Mrs. R. C. Chapman Boston Mrs. Wirk Dovely North Yassima Wash Mrs. C. F. Sparrow St. Louis Meta Miller Wahpeton N D H. W. Miller San Francisco A. H. Miller Wahpeton N D and Grant Tt. Miller Whitefish Mont. He also leaves two brothers and a sister near Minneapolis. Remains at Hilettain & Gindt parlors pending relatives. Interment probable in Minnesota.
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Edward Miller
L O'Clock
Presbyterian Hospital
Wellington Street
Mr. Stiller
Waterloo
Minnesota
Boston
Wirk Dovely
North Yassima
Wash
Ars. C. F. Sparrow
St. Louis
Meta Miller
Wahpeton
N D
H. W. Miller
San Francisco
A. H. Miller
British Steamers Sunk by Submarine
London reports three British steamers sunk by a submarine. The Californian of 6,228 tons was lost, as were the Clan Mac Alister of 4,835 tons gross and the Moorma whose status cannot be confirmed in current shipping records.
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London
Clan MacAlister
MacAlister
Glasgow
Moorma
Final juror seated in Los Angeles Times trial
Los Angeles November 10 final juror chosen in the Matthew A. Schmidt murder trial tied to the 1910 Times building destruction. E Rowley, a local realty dealer, will serve if needed but stay with the panel. James W. Noel opened for the prosecution as Judge Willis overruled defense objections to his participation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Matthew A. Schmidt
Los Angeles Times
Rowley
Schmidt
Janes W. Noel
Indianapolis
Frank R. Willis
Mr. Noel
Perry former U S marshal and Iowa Republican figure dies
Dubuque reports the death of George P. Perry 62 a former United States marshal in Alaska and a notable Iowa Republican. The obituary notes his prominence in party circles and his passing at his Dubuque home on November 19. The brief item also includes a light unrelated quip from the Louisville Courier-Journal about canning and bottling supplies.
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Dubuque
George P. Perry
United States
Alaska
Iowa
Germans Building Zeppelins in Feverish Haste
London reporting from Rotterdam cites a London Daily Telegraph correspondent who believes Germany is rapidly producing Zeppelin dirigibles across many plants. The aim, the correspondent says, is to bring the war home to the English and intensify public desire for action.
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London
Rotterdam
Telegraph
Germany
Falls 30 Feet No Bones Broken
Clarence Rose a 606 Oneida Street carpenter fell about ninety feet from Plymouth Congregational church building on Walnut street after stepping on a loose board. He landed on dirt, avoided rock, was taken home by police ambulance, and suffered only minor bruises with no broken bones.
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Clarence Rose
Oneida Streel
Rose
Plymouth Congregational Church
Walnut Street
Ite
Ross
Italian Oil Steamer On Fire in Gulf
Italian steamer Liviatta of 1709 tons en route from Port Arthur to Buenos Aires with light oil ignited about sixty miles off Sabine bar. Gulfstream reported the blaze by wireless and three tugs assist to reach shoal water. Crew were taken off by a tug shortly after midnight. No cause yet.
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Galveston
Tex
Liviatta
Port Arthur
Buenos Aires
Sabine Bar
Benea
Gulfstream
MUST HAVE LICENSE TS ONN KILLS GAME
County Auditor Rainbow warns that hunting game requires a license and that many inquiries misbelieve a gun is unnecessary. The fur bearing animals listed are beaver otter mink and muskrat. A social center meeting at Spring Creek township schoolhouse No 6 Friday evening features a Cedar Falls State Teachers' College reader and quartet.
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Rainbow
Spring Creek Township
No. 6
Mabel Tender
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Hyomei promised as cure for catarrh and germ disease
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a germ killing inhaled treatment for catarrh. It claims the medicine works by killing germs in the nose and throat, offers quick relief, and prevents recurrence with daily use. Wangler Bros Co and local druggists guarantee cure or money back, with a low price.
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Wangler Bros, Co
Waterloo
Vicinity
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