Noon Meeting Well Attended by Local Business Girls
Mrs Rae Muirhead led the noon meeting for business girls and women in the M M A parlor. She used the potter and pitcher metaphor to urge usable lives under God and urged kindness, soul winning, and spiritual recreation as the group plans a social next Tuesday and a march to the Tabernacle. Nearly 900 girls in New Castle joined similar efforts, with Catholic girls invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead
Ave
Chris
Ormamennt
Muirhead
Bac
Busines
W. Co. A
Suffrage Meet Concludes Second Day in Corydon
Corydon Iowa November 17 The Ennal Suffrage convention closed its second day with committee reports and new appointments read in the morning. Afternoon talks included The New York Shirt Waist Makers Strike The Ladies Battle and The Brothers Need of the Ballet. Dr Frank Fristol of Washington delivered the evening address. Officers were elected in a close vote with Mrs N K Evans wife of the district judge chosen president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
New York
Flora. Dunlap
Des Moines
Martha A. Peck
Otumwa
Federation of Labor faces aero plane makers union request
St Louis November 17 The Federation of Labor was petitioned by the carriage makers union to broaden the charter to include aero manes and automobile workers. A resolution urged a thirty dollar monthly old age pension. The electrical workers dispute was sent to a special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
Federation of Labor Today
Carriage Maker's Union
Prices of fur pelts lowered in Waterloo market this season
Unprecedented numbers of trappers in the woods this fall push fur prices down across species. Muskrat, skunk, mink and fox pelts vary in price from a few cents to several dollars as dealers in Waterloo and northeast Iowa accumulate stock while buyers pace cautious.
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Bhewk Hawk
Adjining
Waterloo
Towa
Waterian
Commercial Street
Charles City
Iowa
Enthusiasm in Bible Classes Attracts Large Gatherings
Miss Miller leads a Bible class in the tabernacle with a study on How to Become a Christian and What God Does to Make One a Christian. The lesson emphasizes surrender of will, rebirth through water and spirit, and the need for faith plus reception of the Holy Spirit to attain salvation.
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Miss Miller
Tabernacle
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Preacher Urges Ten Cent Dances in Public Schools
In St Paul on November 17 Reverend David Morgan urged Saturday evening dances in public schools and Sunday entertainments at one cent to counteract dance halls. He praised Milwaukee and Rochester for using schools as cheap amusements and called for gymnasiums, smoking rooms, and free or low cost lectures in school auditoriums to keep youths from streets and saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Auditorum
David Morgan
YW. C. A
St. Paul Institute
Milwaukee
Jtochester
N. Y
Rochester
Hethel
Supreme court upholds liquor sales ban by women pharmacists
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that a registered woman pharmacist cannot sell intoxicating liquor, even with a pharmacist license. The decision, following an appeal from Floyd county, states that only qualified electors may sell liquor and rejects claims of gender-based discrimination as against public policy.
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Aes Algings
Towa
Supreme Court
Occa
Floyd County
Marye & Carragher
High Court
Electric street car line dedicates service in Iowa City
The first electric street railway in Iowa City's history was formally dedicated here today. The silver spike fastening the last rail was driven by J O Schulze, president of the road, with addresses by Rath Oita, mayor of Town City, and other prominent figures.
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Iowa City
Town’ City
Evening Press
J. O. Schulze
Rath Oita
Town City
Correction listing union prayer meeting leaders
A correction to tomorrow’s union prayer meetings fixes leaders. Rev W A Sunday now leads at the F J Kickelberg home, Rev H W Reherd at the Lutheran church, and Mr Rodehaver at the Union Congregational.
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Union
W. A
F. J. Kickelberg
H.W. Reherd
Lutheran Church
Mr. Rodehaver
Union Congregational
American Jacks Engage French Seamen in Paris Visit
American bluejackets from the battleship Georgia arrived in Brest and were filmed by Paris papers as they entered Paris. Commuters at the station greeted them with cheers. In Cherbourg the visiting sailors fraternized with French seamen as the city readied a municipal theater festival for their entertainment.
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Paris
Georgia
Brest
Cherbourg
France
Wolverine steamer foundered on Lake Winnipeg tragedy
Selkirk Manitoba November 17 The marine department dispatched a relief party to search for the steamer Wolverine missing for over three weeks with fourteen crew and sixty six passengers aboard A small chance exists that some escaped and are marooned on an island awaiting rescue by dog sled as the lake is frozen The vessel plied various ports on the lake north of Winnipeg and was named after the city There has been anxiety over its disappearance due to the rugged and sparsely populated region and limited communication avenues
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Selkirk
Manitoba
Marine Department
Man
Lake Winnipeg
Winnipeg
Fake fall artist pleads guilty in New York fraud case
Anna A Strula, a New Zealand born performer known for staged falls, admitted defrauding several railroads of about 50000 by posing as a victim of accidental injuries. She collected payments from the New York Central, Reading, Erie, Pennsylvania, and other lines after creating prearranged falls with banana skins. Judge Rosalsky will pass sentence next Tuesday.
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New York
New York Central
Anna A. Strola
Hinblet
N. Z
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Reading
Erie
Pennsylvania
Boston Elevated
Lehigh Valley
Alliance For the Prevention
Rosalsky
Discovery Clears Mystery Of Austrian Expedition Fate
Victoria B C November 17. A fourteen year mystery over the Albatross expedition in the Solomon islands ends with discovery of remains on Tatuye island. Dr Northeast Deck of the South Sea Evangelical mission uncovered evidence of a massacre and natives tell how Baron von Norbeck and nine sailors were slain by a group of savages after a failed defense and a small camp escape.
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Victoria
B. C
Albatross
Solomon Islands
Northeast Deck
South Sea Evangelical Mission
Zelandia
Australia
Baron von Norbeck
Budick
de Beaufort
Dr. Deck
Tatuye Island
Deck
Fingerprint duplication key in Pudd'nhead Wilson case
Chicago nov 17 thomas jennings faces death for the killing of clarence hiller. prosection claims fingerprints were exact duplicates of jennings. william m evans leads inquiry after finding ungg prints. judge kavangh doubts any man’s prints can be duplicated and asks for public prints to test the theory. jennings awaits execution in the first week of december.
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Chicago
Thomas Jennings
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Clarence Hiller
Jennings
Hiller
Rock Island Railroad
Unger
Evand
Kavanagh
Three-I League Moves Up In Class Changes
Chicago, Nov. 17. Several baseball leagues outgrew their present status and will be advanced one class. The Three-I league retains its classification. others such as the Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin-Illinois and Wisconsin-Minnesota leagues are set to move up from lower classes. A board member noted Western association would drop back a class, with further arbitration and commission input anticipated.
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Chicago
National Board of Arbitration
al Tearney
National Commission
Association
Sexton
Texas League
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin-Illinois
Board of Arbitration
Western Association
Envoy Explains Trouble In Mexico Texas Lynching Disputes
New York November 17 Senor Don Francisco de la Barra Mexican ambassador to the United States outlined his government position on the Rodriguez lynching in Texas and the protests against Americans in Mexico. He said modern policy makes war unlikely as publics shape destinies and praised immediate action to quell disorders on both sides of the border. The American government was not provided in full.
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New York
Don Francisco de la Barra
United States
Rodriguez
Texas
Mexico
Quill Club
Collision Between Auto and Street Car at Dane and Iowa
The auto owned by C. A. Smith and carrying C. S. Bickley collided with a street car at the Dane and Iowa streets corner shortly after dinner. Both drivers braked, fenders bent, Bickley briefly pinned but unharmed. The auto’s motor kept running. no serious injuries occurred.
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Suto
C. A. Smith
C. S. Bickley
Dane
Iowa
Seon
South to Control Congress Next
Washington reports a shift in power as New England loses its long dominance in Congress. The upcoming House and Senate will feature Southern and Midwestern influence, with Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Missouri and Virginia likely to chair key committees in a new legislative balance. The article traces historical regional control and predicts a resulting policy tilt toward southern priorities.
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Washington
New England
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Republic
Thair
Missouri
Champ Clark
Joseph G. Cannon
Mason and Dixon
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Virginia
South
Middle West
Success Is Organized by Consecreted Common Sense
Quote by F. E. Willard on success framed as organized preemption and capture of common sense.
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F. E. Willard
For Sale Hotel Equipment Metropole Listing
Auction notice lists items including one hotel range, steam table, coffee urn, milk and cream cooler, six church square tables plus three oak round tables, cooking utensils, meat block and scale, large idea box, for Metropole Hotel sale.
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Ching Metropole Hotel
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Mrs. Muirhead
Waverly
Preacher
Young
Cher
Bourg
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Wem-Evans
Piurderer
Cottage Stear
Blut
Purse
Hammond Ave
Waterloo Overall Co
Court House
B. A. Bacon
Mazie Austin
G. W. Pett
West 5Th and
Bluff Streets
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