Illinois Central Tracks Progress At Waterloo Shops
The Illinois Central announces the umbrella shed for the car department at the shops is complete and ready for painters. The round house will be usable in sixteen days with capacity for thirty locomotives and twenty two large stalls. A new water tube boiler raises boiler capacity to 890 horsepower. officials visit and inspect the new shed. freight business remains strong.
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Waterloo Railroad News
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Finvtt
I. C
E. S. Shapland
Iowa
CG. W. Lenis
Wenals Central
Dubuque
CG. A. Shaffer
Chicago
The
Illinois Central
M. L. Boylan
Charles City
Army Officers Trial Near Climax
San Francisco November 1 The court martial of Lieutenant Colonel Lewis I Goodier nears its climax as judge advocate and defense summarize cases. Testimony raised questions about the integrity of aviation heads while claims allege Captain Cowan drew flying pay without flying and Captain Patterson shared the same. Allegations also state an aircraft sent to Brownsville Texas for Mexican border operations was unsafe and aviators were not warned.
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San Francisco
Gal
Lewis I. Goodier
Arthur 5
Cowan
San Diego
Army
William Lay Patterson
Brownsville
French Cabinet Minister Denys Cochin Welcomed in Athens
Paris reports a large Athens crowd cheered French cabinet minister Denys Cochin on his arrival for a special mission. Fans lined streets from 11 pm to early morning, while a column of citizens formed at the hotel and sang the Marseillaise at the French legation.
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Paris
Denys Cochin
Athens
France
M. Cochin
Legation
Italian Passenger Ship Sunk Off Sicily. All Aboard Safe
Rome reports the Italian steamship Bormida was torpedoed and sunk by a submarine while returning from Tripoli. All on board are said to have been saved. The attack occurred off the Sicilian coast, with Austrian submarine suspected. A German submarine stopped the Milano but spared it due to German American passengers aboard. Reports also say Sardinian coast cannonading and an Italian torpedo boat flotilla chased and sank an Austrian submarine.
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Rome
Tripoli
Sicilian
Milano
Mediterranean
Sardinian
Former Senator Julius Burrows Dies in Michigan
Kalamazoo Michigan November 1 Julius Caesar Burrows a former United States Senator died at his home He was born in 1843 in North East Pennsylvania and was a long time Republican active in Michigan politics He served nine terms in Congress including two terms as speaker pro tem and resigned in 1895 to fill an unexpired Senate term He was re elected to the Senate in 1889 and 1905
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Kalamazoo
Mich
United States
Julius Caesar Burrows
Burrows
Northa
Ast
Erie County
Buenos Aires Branch of N Y Bank Robbed
New York reports the Buenos Aires branch of the National City Bank was robbed of 16000 dollars rather than 40000 as earlier dispatches claimed. The cable did not indicate how the money was stolen.
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Bhuenos Aires
N.Y
New York
National City Bank
Buenos Aires
Bank Today
New York Society Women At Madison Square Garden Show
New York society women attended the national horse show at Madison Square Garden. The article highlights Mrs. Hugh Willoughby's fashionable costume in a mustard duvetyne gown with skunk trim, tight knee sculpting, broad fur, and a black toque.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Hugh Willoughby
Danderine Promise for Lustrous Hair in Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a quick fix for heavy hair, dandruff, itching, and scalp problems. It claims one application doubles hair beauty, dissolves dandruff, strengthens roots, prevents shedding, and delivers soft, lustrous hair with no dandruff or itching.
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Mnowltan
Knowlton
Will Wear Clubs On Dishonest Advertising
The Federal Trade Commission will hear representatives of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World next Tuesday to determine if it has jurisdiction to investigate dishonest advertising as unfair competition under the Trade Commission Act. Werbert S. Houston, president of the clubs, suggested the move.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission Today
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Trade Commission
Artillery Battle in Forest of Givenchy Reported
Paris dispatch reports violent cannonading in the forest of Givenchy in Artois up to afternoon, according to the French war office announcements.
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Battgor
Forest OF Givenchy
Paris
Givenchy
Artois
French War Office
Liberty Bell Viewed by 60 000 at San Antonio
Sixty thousand people including 15 000 school children saw the Liberty bell during its two hour stay in San Antonio yesterday. The Nineteenth Infantry acted as guard of honor while three Shriner bands played. The bell continued its Texas journey today after a five hour late arrival.
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San Antonio
Tex
Nineteenth Infantry
Shriner
Texas
End of Privy Council Case on German Birth Claims
London court concludes arguments in two cases seeking to strip Sir Edward Speyer and Sir Ernest Cassel of Privy Council membership due to German birth. Judgment reserved.
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London
Edward Speyer
Ernest Cassel
Privy Council
Cure for long lasting facial pimples advertised
A 1914 advertisement claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared a two year facial eruption and disfigurement. Miss Fiows de Hepworth reports dramatic improvement after regular use, with steps described for cleansing and drying. The copy touts free samples by mail and promotes Cuticura for skin and hair care.
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