Sunday Sermon Draws 400 Business Girls and Factory Men
Evangelist Billy Sunday attracts 400 business girls from Mrs. Muirhead’s class and 200 Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. workers to a Waterloo First Baptist sermon. He urges support for a Young Women’s Christian association and stresses church inclusion of laboring men while delivering a vivid biblical tableau and warnings about sin and its effects on families and communities.
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Evangelist
Prohibition Law Challenges Spark Supreme Court Appeal
Des Moines reports Assistant Attorney General Cosson learning that Justice Lurton will not issue supersedeas pending appeals from Boones Marshall and Carroll counties. Ben Salinger argues the prohibitions are unconstitutional and seeks the high court’s writ. The law remains in effect while the case advances.
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Evening Press
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Lorton
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Carroll
Ben Salinger
Supreme Court
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Hanna
Grand Jury
W. L. Brown
Chamberlain
Anti-Saloon League
Stricken Beside Friend At Funeral In Ta
Kioone Ta Nov 21 The wealthy farmer Peter Krent Main Jr fainted beside the coffin at the Houstrom funeral. He remained unconscious and doctors have given up hope of recovery, with reports stating a paralysis stroke caused the collapse.
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Kioone
Evening Press
Peter Krent Main, Jr
MM. Houstrom
Trme
Houstrom
Carroll Plurality 18444 Over Porter in Des Moines
Return from every county to the secretary of state shows Carroll Republican leading Porter for governor by 18444 votes. Des Moines dispatch reports statewide results with county tallies confirming the plurality.
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Des Moines
Carroll
Ten Contest Haugen Election Conference in New Hampton
Democratic committee chairmen from the ten routes of the Fourth district meet in New Hampton to contest the election of Gilbert N. Haugen over D. D. Murphy with Haugen leading by 128 votes on preliminary returns. Workman Killed in North Dakota accident when struck by clay car. family notified.
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Congress
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Haugen
Knudk Newton
Americana Brick & Tile Company
North Dakota
Brothers of Cubs Played Owner Fined
Ottumwa report says Chicago Cubs president C W Murphy fined 200 for allowing Johnny Evers and Artie Hofman brothers to represent players in a Sept 9 exhibition here. Cincinnati tribunal denied Ottumwa damages claim, saying home club profited.
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Hoening Press
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Artie Hofman
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Ottumwa Club
Crawford County Pioneer Passes Away in Denison
Denison Iowa November 23 The Evening Press reports H C and aged 87 a Crawford county pioneer who died here this morning. He had lived in Denison since 1886 and was known for his public spirit and philanthropy after years of involvement in local businesses.
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Livening Press
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Crawford County
Hotel proprietor injured in garage automobile accident
Oelwein Iowa November 3 W Weaver proprietor of the Mealey hotel was crushed between the garage doors and a car suffering four broken ribs and internal injuries in the incident reported by the Evening Press.
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Oelwein
Evening Press
Campaign opens for $100000 endowment at Berna Vista college
Storm Lake Iowa November 23 The Evening Press reports a drive for a $100000 endowment fund for Berna Vista college. Andrew Carnegie will contribute $18000 the Presbytery of Iowa $40000 and the city $25000 toward the fund.
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Evening Press
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Iowa
Pole trophies to University museum in Town
Commander Peary of Worth Pole fame has donated three superb walrus specimens to the University of Town museum, which are being mounted.
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Town City
Evening Press
Commander Peary
Worth Pole
University of Town Museum
Revolt in Mexico Reports and Torreon Battle Updates
Reports from El Paso and Mexico City describe growing revolutionary forces near Torreon and movements by Diaz to consolidate control. News notes the lull in Torreon, massing rebels, arrests by federal orders, and a looming clash with Mexican and U S.
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Crippen Executed For Wife Murder In London
Dr. Hawley Crippen was hanged at Pentonville Prison after being found guilty of murdering his wife Belle Elmore. Reports say he faced the end with calm then collapsed into nervous collapse as the noose was applied. He confessed to the crime in cooperation with the London Times, describing jealous quarrels and plans to marry Miss Ethel Leneve while trying to hide the crime by burning the body.
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Ring
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Ethel Clara Lenave
Newton
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Halis
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Bella Elmore
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New York Population Grows by Over One Million
Washington reports New York State population at 9,113,278, up 1,844,335. On current apportionment this will yield eight or nine seats in the U S House of Representatives.
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Rioting Suffragists Attack Downing Street Amid Night of Violence
In London on November 23 suffragists battered Premier Asquith at Downing Street and smashed windows at the homes of Sir Edward Grey Lewis Harcourt and Winston Churchill. Augustine Birrell suffered the worst injuries and was confined to bed. One hundred fifty six women and two men were arraigned. many were discharged for obstruction, others held for sentence.
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Asquith
Downing Street
Statesman
Sir Edward Grey
Lewis Harcourt
Winston Spencer Churchill
Augustine Birrell
Irelant
Lives saved by limes menaced by tragedy in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on November 23 Pr George Boem and his wife were found hanging from trees on a steep hillside after their horses were killed tumbling onto the Pennsylvania railroad tracks a hundred feet below. The couple had been driving about 200 feet above the track when the horses plunged over the slope with the animals landing on the rails where a freight train killed them. A Gentleman's smoke San Felice.
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Evangelist
Sunday
Greensburg
George Boem
Short Sermons for Busy Folks Remind Christians of Repentance
Mr. Sunday delivers a brisk sermon urging repentance as a change of mind and life toward God and neighbor. He condemns hypocrisy, warns sins will be found out, and calls for Bible guidance. He urges raising funds for a Young Women's Christian Association in Waterloo.
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