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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1915

Page

2

Foreign trade at five billion mark in twelve months

Washington November 26 American foreign trade reached five billion dollars in the year ending October 1915. Imports totaled 1,694,748,012 and exports 3,318,634,626. October 1915 exports set a new record at 334,638,678 while imports were 148,525,620. Gold imports rose to 79,669,359 in October 1915 with gold exports at 3,938,200. Net inward gold movement for the year ending October was 232,6,28,779.

Waashington D. C Bureau of A Foreign and Domestic Commerce Department of Commerce Normanus

Theatrical Offerings At Waterloo And Majestic

Local listings showcase a busy slate at the Waterloo and Majestic. Features include Orange Blossoms and Thorns with Cherry Blossoms matinees, Traffic in Souls at Waterloo, and an all star holiday vaudeville with Toots Paka and Hawaiian troupe at the Majestic. Also spotlighted are Johnny's New Car, A Night in Paris, LeRoy and Mabel Hart acts, plus Al Jennings in Beating Back at the Palace. A Foley advertisement promotes a trial home remedy package.

the Waterloo Phoens Obrecht Stock Company Waterloo Theatre the Majestic Toots’ Paka Ailes Paka London Frudenfeld Langdons Johnny Iken Boulevard Gay Paree Paris Bobbe and Dale LeRoy Mabel Hart Harry Tsuda Prallaceh al Jennings Palace Saturday Evening ‘Post Wback Jennings McKinley Theu Mark Hanna Theodore Roosevelt Oklahoma

German cruiser sunk near Libau reported by Russian sources

London dispatch reports Petrograd saying a German cruiser armed with 34 and 4 inch guns and crew of 200, only 20 saved, sunk by Russian destroyers near Libau Windau area. Baltic action cited November 20. JURY WORK NEXT WAR notes docket aims to finish criminal calendar. Salt taxation mentions ten nations with government monopolies. Want Ads urged in the Evening Courier and Reporter.

London Daily Telegraph Petrograd Liban Baltic Sea Windau Libau Wenner

Detectives Pose as Tie Makers to Trap Night Riders

Clarkton Missouri reports six detectives and two postal inspectors in disguises as tie makers to observe a band of night riders terrorizing the area. After two weeks of timber work and conversations, investigators plan to present evidence to federal prosecutors. Two more arrests occurred yesterday, while two were released, and armed guards surrounded Clarkton amid threats over wages and prices.

Clarkton Postal Department

Policewomen Halt Mob After Man Accused of Attacking Girls

In Chicago on November 25, policewomen Clare Olson and Melly Beatly held back a mob of over a hundred angry men and women with revolvers while rescuing Charley Warner, 42, accused of luring two girls aged 13 and 11 into his basement. Warner denied attempted assault. no injuries reported. LOCATING THE TROUB advertises Foley Kidney Pills for kidney ailment relief.

Chicago Clare Olson Melly Charley Warner West Side Warner

Taft proposes federal role to uplift teacher training

Former President William Howard Taft urged turning the U S Bureau of Education into a national university for teachers. He called for federal state cooperation, inspections, and expert surveys to raise standards and professionalize teaching. He warned of wasted youth years and praised stronger teacher qualification. Licensed to wed notices list eleven couples and two more pairs from Waterloo and Dunkerton.

Rochester United States Bureau of Education William E. Taft New York State Teachers’ ‘Association Taft United States Ellies England Germany France Bureau of Education William H. Burton Waterloo Olga Jorgensen Edward F. Larson Clara A. Nemmers Glen L. Archer Mary E. Clark William Perry Pat Wilhelmina Trueblood Albert Schmidt Yather Trebon Dunkerton

Waterloo Railraid News Briefly Told

Waterloo and area railroad notes report workers enjoying a holiday at the central shop and others at various offices in Waterloo. Officials and travelers from Chicago offices visited local plants, while rail lines expand engine orders and passenger movements for major games and regional transport.

Waterloo Fola Central K. G. Crowther K. E. Beal Miinels Central Accountants Chicago J. T. ‘Tait Dubuggia Illinois Central A. T. Sullivan Chiway Great Western Great Western G. Meder Des Moines Union Pacific Railroad

Local man Nick Meshrucker dies after car crash

Bowman North Dakota November 25 Nick Meshrucker of this city died after his automobile left a culvert and plunged into a ditch. He was thrown against the steering wheel, suffered rib fractures and a punctured lung, and died several days later from complications.

Bowman N. D Nick Meshrucker Meshrucker

Shell Rock News Roundup of Local Visits and Deaths

Shell Rock notes show F C Yareho and family visiting Cedarc Falls, G A McIntyre and family off to Washington, Elma Cosfer and others undergoing health matters, and Hazel Potwin visiting Jesup. Fred Walters Sr. dies suddenly and is buried in Coster. J M Mullen repurposes Isis theater, planning a misc stock of goods. Union Thanksgiving services set at M E church with Rev Killoran to preach. Raymond Yardho returns from Iowa City for Thanksgiving.

Shell Rock F. C. Yareho Cedac Falls A. F. Yareho G. A. McIntyre Jones Washington, D. C Elma Cosfer Waverly Hospital Clay Rossier Olive Mack Mildred and Meda Warner Parkersburg Chas. Rossier Hazel Potwin Jesup Elwick M. EB Fred Walters Coster J. M. Mullen M. E

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Outshines Home Remedies

A persuasive note argues against making cough medicine at home claiming it cannot match Foley's Honey and Tar in strength and purity. It asserts Foley's works daily nationwide and is sold by all druggists everywhere.

Foley & Co Chicago Foley Poley Foley’s

Germany to Consider Tax Increases as War Proceeds

Amsterdam via London report says Berlin chancellor called party leaders to a conference before Reichstag session on November 30 to discuss higher war taxes. Proposals likely include raising income tax in addition to the new 50 percent tax on war profits.

Amsterdam London Berlin Cologne Reichstag

British Army Retreat After Water Shortage at Ctesiphon

London reports that after capturing Ctesiphon and repulsing a Turkish counterattack, British forces under General Townsend retreated three to four miles to secure water. Casualties from the fighting near Ctesiphon are estimated at 2,060 killed or wounded.

London Ctesiphon Tagdad Townsend Farour

Wartime Reflections On Faith And Peace At Local Service

A sermon at Mest Vanptlet church led by Dr. EL J lackwood urged balance amid war reports. He warned against dwelling on tragedy, urged gratitude for peace where possible, and called for faith, resilience, and prayers for universal peace amid global conflict. He stressed maintaining hope, avoiding despair, and trusting in God during times of upheaval.

Mest Vanptlet EL J Lackwood Grace M. BH Gaya Ure Vilar Ara Apeaker Murope Brett Job Panera Earth Che Germany Hig

Head Scalp Pimples Once Severe Eruptions Cleared by Cuticura

Miss Ficlen Boyer reports six months of itchy red scalp bumps spreading over her head. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she slept better and kept using the products nightly for four weeks, noting improved condition and avoiding prior irritations.

Chicago Thad Hetter Ficlen Boyer Cguticurs Dept T. Borton

Royal Uame at Baggiestar Eagle's Hall Event

A nostalgic ad invites attendees to Baggiestar at Eagle's Hall from November 20 to December 4 for a royal themed event. Anvisements include dancing every night with prizes for best waltz and music by Myens orchestra.

Eagle's Hall Prizy Myens Orchextra

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