East High Wins Hard Fought Battle 13 to 6 Over Cedar Falls Tigers
East High defeated Cedar Falls 13 to 6 in a hard fought game at Alford field. Dispute over the first East High touchdown may trigger a protest, as East High players Davis Smith Koepke and Paul helped in a victory achieved despite injuries to Becker and Huntley.
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East High School
Orange and Black
Cedar Faille Tigers
Alford
Ast High Warriors
East High
Gilbert
Cedar Falls High
Davis
Smith
Koepke
Paul
Becker and Huntley
Personal notes from Cedar Falls reflect visits and local events
Cedar Falls notes report Mrs. A Shelley visiting relatives from Louisiana Mo. a train delay, a fire at T H Murrys residence with a $50 dam age, and the fire department called to Fifth and Clay. Night patrol reduced to one officer. Collier's features a Cedar Falls native Dr Alexis Carrel write up. Sims Wet Process Concrete forms a local firm east of the ICR depot to produce cement blocks and fence posts with $50k capital, president Mead, GM Sims, secretary Wise.
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Fifth and Clay Atreats
T. H. Murry
Sims Wet Process Concrete Company
Cedar Falls
F. N. Mead
John Sims
C. J. Wise
Stork
Finest social event of year at Alphas reception
Waterloo notes a stylish Alphas and Philoes annual reception held in the gymnasium with about one hundred attenders from one hundred sixty invited. Pink and white decoratives, carna tions as favors, and a program of vocal and piano solos plus readings. Refreshments served as the grand march opened the event.
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Cedar Falls
Alphas
Philoes
Ila Long
Tena Ludeman
Gale Wilbur
Fern Hostetter
Miss Oliver
Agnes Bodholt
Seerley
Mary Robinson
Marian Colgrove
Starmers With Wilsons Arrives At Bermuda
New York November 8 A cablegram to the Quebec Steamship Company office announces the steamship Bermudian with Governor Woodrow Wilson and party aboard arriving at Hamilton Bermuda at 9:50 this morning Stevens and others aboard were reported to be in good health while the East High versus Cedar Falls football game described talented players on both sides with Huntley Bremer and Brown among standouts along with Warwich Rath and Dean noted for the local squad.
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Waterloo
Fluntley
Cedar Falls
Brown
Huntley
Bremer
Thlings
T. Brown
Stevens
Dean
Warwich
Rath
East High
Uip
East High Cedar Malls
Purwich
Mullarkey Tabi
New
Second Team Game Narrowly Decides Curtain Raiser
The Cedar Falls second team defeated East high seconds 7 to 6 in the curtain raiser. Both sides scored a first period touchdown but failed to score again. Gilley starred in the contest as substitutes and substitutions shaped the game.
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F. B. Sammacy
Simpson
Dean
T. Brown
Huntier
G. Rath
Huntley
Elfer
Mfullarky
Wyat
Iblings
Knoll
Bremer
Mitchell
ST. Cl
Starr
Yo Mo
Cedar Falls
East High
Gilley
Paving Finished at Cedar Falls by Bryant Asphalt Co
Cedar Falls Virginia November 18 the Bryant Asphalt Co completed the largest asphalt paving contract in the state this year paving four streets plus cross streets totaling 74 000 square yards. The firm used vast materials including 12 400 barrels cement 920 tons asphalt and 26 000 gallons oil and left its plant on East Fifth Street until spring. W A Bryant led the firm and Cedar Falls provided substantial local economic benefits and advertising visibility.
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Cedar Falls
Bryant Asphalt Co
Des Moines
East Fifth Street
Bryants
State
Clay
Franklin
Tremont
Jana
W. A. Bryant
Negroes enact flogging scene shocks Waterloo crowd
A group of colored men staged a mock flogging of John Var ey on Halatead street Sunday afternoon. Chief Leighton and officers arrived as the men fled. Twin Clay and Tom Dunlap were jailed then released after pleading not guilty to disorderly conduct. The incident ended with Var ey and others witnessing a reenactment once common before Lincoln’s oath.
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Waterloo
Halatead Street
John Varey
Cedar Falls
Abraham Lincoln
Leighton
Twin Clay
Tom Dunlap
Clay
Dunlap
Carey
Man’s life attempt after wife and children vanish
Joseph Werline, distraught by his wife and two children disappearing six weeks ago, drank wood alcohol but was found by friends. He faced police court charged with intoxication, denying the charge, and said his wife left with an Englishman who roomed at his home. she later returned to her Wisconsin parents.
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Joseph Werline
Werline
Despondent man released after six ignored letters case continued
Werline promised the police judge he would not attempt suicide again if freed on his own bonds as the case moved toward sentencing. Claude Devine was found on the river bank below the C G W railroad bridge believed to have fallen or jumped there and later released after being kept warm. Mrs B W Andrews was arrested by detectives for reasons unknown awaiting her husband from Kansas City. police were asked to detain the woman prior to his arrival.
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Werline
Claude Devine
B. W. Andrews
McSweeney and Morrig
Kansas City
B. Andrews
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Tomoorrow
Nui
Silk Department
Amaiua
Morrow
SATUR
Lawn City
Cedar Falls Daily News
Live Town
A. Shelley
Louisiana
Rock Island
Cedar Walls
Carl Snyder
Collier’s
New York
Alexis Carrel
Charles Melendy
Chicago
Democratic Aid Society
Grand
Alphas and
Tain
Waterloo Girly
Murphy
Harlan Blaine
Champaign
Ill
John Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Hannah Miller
Ruth Miller
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
F. XN. Mead
Shell Rock
Joe
Griffin
Eevee
Minigh
L. G. Becker
A. Hanson
Christiansen
B. Hanson
Starmer
Wilsons
Bermudas
R Simpson
Huntley JR
LVW
Sh 5
Gregg R. Um
Phalt
Ianksin St
Sycamore St
John Carey
Delared
Meyers
Harry Robison
Joseph Werdline
C. J. Miller
Weat
Fourth Street
Woods Bros
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