Iowa Fans Forecast Second Place If Iowa Beats Nebraska
Iowa supporters in Iowa City predict a claim to second in the Big Nine if the Hawkeyes topple Nebraska in Lincoln next Saturday. Iowa has dominated opponents, scoring 210 points in 320 minutes, while Nebraska works on new signals and a defense to stop Iowa’s spread.
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Teachers Have Successful Year at Iowa College Football
Ames reports Coach Berkstresser satisfied with Teachers College season despite early training delays. They defeated Grinnell Leander Clark and Upper Iowa, lost early games to Town Ellsworth St Joseph, and show strong return next year with a drill plan for a bigger impact in Iowa football history.
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Wilbur Robinson to Lead Dodgers in Brooklyn
New York reports indicate Brooklyn club president Charles Ebbetts named Wilbert Robinson as the new manager succeeding William Dahlen. Robinson, formerly with the New York Giants and celebrated as a top catcher with the Baltimore Orioles, signed a Brooklyn contract and assumes immediate charge of on field duties.
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New York
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
Superbas
William Dahlen
Wilbert Robinson
New York Giants
Robinson
Baltimore Oriels
McGraw
Coach and developer of famed pitchers linked to New York club
The article notes the calm first assistant role and development work for star pitchers like Rube Marquard Jeff Tesreau and Al Demaree. It mentions an unconditional release by the New York club and speculation he might take over Baltimore’s Federal league team. His appointment to succeed Dahlen is described as surprising.
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al Demaree
Robinson
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Baltimore
Dahlen
Brown
Federals
Chicago
Ill
Mordecai Brown
Three Fingered Ditcher
Chicago Nationals
Cincinnati Tib
Chicago Federal League
Chicago Federals
Gilmore
Cincinnati
Herrimann
Courier and Tribune Bowled to Narrow Courier Victory
The Courier defeated the Times Tribune two games to one at Jackman Alley. Times Tribune won the first game, Courier took the second by three pins, and the afternoon paper claimed the final game by a safe margin. Link led with high scores and solid averages.
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Shutt
Jones
Matthews
EB. Link
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Hahn
Ks Hanlon
Traye Ase Kress
Hartman
Richardson
Centennial Memorial Marble Stone For Washington Monument
Dr Everall reports Colorado has placed a 2x4 foot Yule marble slab on the Washington monument shaft. The rectangular stone bears Colorado’s seal and admission year and is ready for unveiling once Senator Shatroth sets a date.
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White Sox win Coast League shutout over Giants
Portland Ore November 18 The Chicago Americans defeated the New York Giants in a sharp coast league game by a shutout score. Batteries Framme Hearne and Wingo Beatt and Sehaik handled pitching and fielding duties for the White Sox.
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Wisconsin Packers Hopeful Run Could Tie Nineteen Title Race
Poor OCR shows scattered facts but indicates Wisconsin football fans expect a strong run as the team aims to avoid defeats that would risk a triple tie for the conference title. Players are counted on to deliver a key victory in upcoming games.
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Minnesota
Haine
Chicago
Wieeene
Bern
ELECT HEAD OF VINTON SCHOOLS ELECT HEAD OF VINTON SCHOOLS
Vinton Iowa November 19 board elected James W W Gray of Marshalltown as superintendent succeeding A M Dornan who resigned Mr and Mrs Gray will move to Vinton early December to begin work Death of Benton County Pioneers S B Austin died Friday night from a brain hemorrhage native of Ireland longtime farmer married Nellie Reed raised orphans funeral at A B church Maplewood cemetery John Greenwalt oldest Benton county pioneer died Friday near 90 lived here since 1854 newlyweds visit Mr and Mrs R C Gort visited Vinton then Cedar Rapids where Gort is in business.
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James WW. Gray
Marahalltown
A. M. M. Dornan
Ireland
Nellie Reed
A. B
Maplewood
John Greenwalt
Benton County
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R. C. Bort
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Oldest Jesup Pioneer Anna Muncey Dies
Mrs. Anna Muncey, a longtime Jesup resident and Presbyterian Church member for 50 years, died Monday at about 85. Funeral services were held this morning at her daughter Mrs. Oliver Parker’s home. She is survived by one daughter, several grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Oliver Parker
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Presbyterian Church
Monkeys Sale to Chicago Vaudeville Show
Miller of Seventh and Franklin sells Senor Pronto the giant monkey to James F. Wood of Chicago. The primate will tour Vaudeville next Friday or Saturday appearing in clothes, dining with fork and knife, smoking, and dancing with social grace at thirty seven inches tall.
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Seventh
Franklin Streets
Senor Pronto
James F. Wood
Chicago
Mr. Miller
Real estate transfers in Waterloo multiple parcels recorded
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk County abstracts list transactions in Waterloo. Transfers include Home Park Land & Inn Co to Joseph Baumann for $225, Fowler Co to George H Thompson for $1, Elizabeth Brunschean from Lewis Bronschean, Lois Stolt in Cedar River Park for $4, and John Fischels to M J Fischels with fragmented lot descriptions.
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Grand View Place
Waterloo
Hotel Iowa opens with key thrown into Lake Cooper
Keokuk Iowa Nov 19 One of the unique ceremonies at the opening of the Hotel Iowa was throwing the key to the front door into Lake Cooper. The key was retrieved from the door and, with hotel officials, was sunk in the middle of the dam. Officials joked guests or fishermen may find the key, noting keys often reappear.
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Iowa
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J. P. Allen
A. C. Gazely
L. ¥. Holmes
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Mr. Gately
Astor
New York
Engineer Probes Cedar Rapids Building Collapse
University of Iowa professor B J Lambert reports for Engineering News on the Ly Man building catastrophe in Cedar Rapids. He notes the structure seemed unusually well designed and says weather and concrete pour temperatures are being studied to explain the collapse.
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B. J. Lambert
University of Iowa
Engineering News
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Lambert
United States
George Thurston Lingers in Weakening Health At Home
G F Thurston once again sinks toward worse condition after two weeks of paralysis and vocal impairment at 328 Bath Street. Medical status remains critical as his strength declines daily.
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G. F. Thurston
Bath Street
Family Prays for Recovery Amid Visitors from Nearby Towns
The article notes a critically ill patient with limited hope of recovery. Visitors from out of town include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stone, Roger Stine, D. K. Smalling and Mina Elizabeth Smalling, Janesville. Mrs. Theodore Filkins, Cedar Falls. Ray Smalling and family, Mt. Vernon township. James C. Ferguson, Shell Rock. Mrs. Bert Pattee and Miss Marguerite Pattee, East Janesville. Miss Emma Bennett, Clarksville.
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Roger Stine
D. K. Smalling
Mina Elizabeth Smalling
Janesville
Theodore Filkins
Cedar Falls
Ray T. Smalling
Mt. Vernon Township
James C. Furguson
Shell Rock
Bert Pattee
Marguerite Pattee
East Janesville
Emma Bennett
Clarkaville
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