Obituary for Joseph N Ackerman of Waterloo era
Joseph Newton Ackerman died at 6 15 P M in St Frances hospital after kidney and bladder trouble. Born September 17 1861 in Madison Wisconsin he married Anna April 18 1897 in Blue Earth Minnesota. Survived by widow and two sisters and burial at Elmwood cemetery. Also noted is the death of Stephen A Trainor of Shaw Oregon born 1866 formerly of Manitowoc Wisconsin with survivors and local connections.
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Joseph Newton Ackerman
St. Francia Hospital
Mr. Ackerman
Madison
Wis
Blue Earth City
Minn
Waterloo
Ackerman
Anna Ackerman
Frank Everett
Ash Creek
Alex Hardie
Elmore
Union Congregational Church
Charles Nash
Congregational Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Stephen A. Trainer
Shaw
Ore
Trainor
Henry
Peter
Manitowoc
Greater Waterloo Forms New City Band
Waterloo announces a new Greater Waterloo band directed by Cal Huntsinger with a 52 member pool, including many Illinois Central musicians. The Illinois Central band remains intact with its board and a competent instructor. student bands may stay with the association. The Bible Society issues scriptures in over 370 languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Llagis
Greater Waterloo Band
Cal Huntsinger
J. C
H. J. Green
B. W. Hughes
F. L. Wimber
W. R. Hall
E. K. Thornton
H. C. Stewart
C. C. Crawford
Frank Kipp
M. Lewis
Illinois Central Band
Illinois Ceneral Band
Twinois Central Association
L. E. Schulte
I. C
Schulte
The
British and Foreign Bible Societry
Death of Genevieve Bown in Long Beach
Genevieve Bown, 7, daughter of C A Bown and niece of J A and C W Bown of Waterloo, died in Long Beach California. Funeral services are planned for La Porte City with arrangements not yet completed.
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Jract
Waterloo
Genevieve Bown
Genevieve
C. A. Bown
J. A
C. W. Bown
Long Beach
Cal
la Porte City
Eleven killed as crowd besieges Cairo police station
Eleven natives died and sixty were wounded when British troops opened fire on a siege of Cairo police station. The incident follows a period of unrest as international markets and governments react to wartime policies.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Washington, D. C
New York
Gov. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
London
Great Britain
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Grangers
Mexico City
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Aix la Chapelle
Belgium and Budapest TV headlines in wartime notes
Reports note arrests in the Bel gian zone and a Hungarian cabinet shift as Br Friederich relinquishes the premiership per Budapest advices. Mexico City confirms US consular agent William C. Jenkins at Puebla has been placed in the pen.
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Copenhagen
Br. Friederich
Budapest
Mexico City
William C. Jenkins
United States
Puebla
Revolutionary forces defeated in Vladivostok
Advices indicate revolutionary forces attempted to seize Vladivostok but were defeated. The report notes stability returned as authorities secure the city and suppress the insurgent push.
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Vladivostok
Hank Severeid Recovery Reported in Story City
Story City Iowa November 20 news reports the recovery of Hank Severeid catcher for the St. Louis American. The item notes his return from illness and readiness to resume duties with the team.
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Story City
Hank
St. Louis American
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Stephen A. Trainor
Qas Huntsinger
Kathryn Meek Hat Shop
East Fourth ST
Camphedaum
C. J. Miller Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Landgraft Drug Co
Coats
Bolivia
Ntire
Itzgeras
West Bros
Tartar
Pepsodent Co
Dept. Aetehy
Wabash Ave
Caicago
TL Mall
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