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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1910

Page

5

Revision urged for Iowa school laws by Superintendent Riggs

Governor Carroll endorses a broad reform program in the Riggs report. Proposals include making townships separate school districts, enlarging county boards, abolishing the office of school treasurer, and raising the superintendent’s salary to 4000. Health measures and nurse inspectors are also urged to improve school conditions.

Res Moines Carroll John &. Rigis County Boards of Education Am Scho Sehmeds Ste Tan Humber Calleers Tawa Black Hawk Couunty Iowa

Butchers Slash To Beat Independents In Slump

Ormala and others report meat prices at five year lows as a midweek decline in hideouts hits 2 cents a pound. Retailers call the drop due to a proposed financing move by local capitalists to support independent markets.

Ormala Ciation Fianton Con- Paes Birlein Porterhen Rouni

Death in Ring Fight Ends in Manslaughter Charge

Le Gerhart, Detroit lightweight, dies from a brain bleed after a ten round bout with Jack McHenry in Lima Ohio. Coroner Fiviffar cites a fatal blood clot from a blow. McHenry surrenders and is charged with manslaughter. bond set at $1600.

le Gerhart McHenry Lima Fiviffar Leo Gerhardt Elhroit Jack MacHenry McKenry

Kansas City merchants push ad reform against lodge fundraisers

Kansas City Kansas business leaders heard J W Robinson advocate restricting lodge and church fundraising ads and subscriptions. He described forming a paid secretary led association to direct solicitors to legitimate ads and replace coercive programs, aiming to cut costs and boost philanthropy. An Topeka model may inspire a Kansas City chapter next week.

Kansas City Hin Kas Grand Horel J. W. Robinson Slopeka Topeka Commercial Club Stobinson Dusiness Life Tn Topeka Leach Ilegitimate Provident Association Robinson Lodge Tutle Isas Mercantile Chib

Hoppe Shatters 181 Cue Record in Philadelphia

Willie Hoppe broke the world high run record with 181 balls in a single turn against Joseph Mayer, amateur champion of Philadelphia. The feat surpasses Hoppe’s prior 150 in New York. Final scores show Hoppe leading Mayer 1 103 to 658 in one pairing, with Hoppe posting an average around 31.13 and Mayer around 4.13.

Philadelphia Willie Hoppe Joseph Mayer Hoppe New York Mayer Watter Hope

Governors Conference Tackles Senate Elections and Divorce Laws

Frankfort and Louisville hosts discuss popular elections of U S senators and uniform divorce laws. Governors from many states hear talks on the governor's powers, conservation, income tax and border issues with figures such as Woodrow Wilson and Governor Hadley among speakers.

Frankfort Louisville United States Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Burk North Dakota Herbert S. Hadley Missouri Gam Eliel Bradford Edwin L. Norris Montana John A. Dix New York

Hog and grain markets show steady to higher tones in Chicago

Estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep given for Chicago with hogs opening steady and closing higher. notes on sheep market steady and cash wheat corn oats with mixed bid values. New York stocks report lists several major issues including Canadian Pacific and United States Steel with varied prices.

Chicago New York Stock Exchange Mhc Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Chicago Great Western Northwestern Atchison Ee American Smelter Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit United States Steel, Common United States Steel Northern Parific Great Northern Missouri Pacific New York Centrale American Sugar Waterloo

Prairie hay and animal product price list

A fragmented price list shows Alay and Straw baled prairie hay priced at 9 to 11 dollars, tame hay at 10 to 13 dollars, loose straw at 5 dollars, and various leather hides and wool categories with prices ranging from 8 to 12 cents per pound.

Record Deer Season Ends With High Toll in Michigan

Calumet Michigan November 30 the 20 day deer hunting season closed with 46 accidents in the upper peninsula 20 of them fatal. Five thousand deer were killed the largest number in a single season. Accidents and fatalities surpass any prior season. Cote's Hot Blast Range was operating at C M Berkleys.

Michigan Calumet, Mich Upper Peninsula

Gaston named as Massachusetts Senate hopeful at Toston

William Alexander Gaston a banker lawyer and director aims to succeed Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. Born March 4 1859 in Massachusetts he attended Harvard Law School and was the 1902 Democratic candidate for governor of Massachusetts. He earned the colonel title from Governor Russell and has long been active in national Democratic conventions.

Toston William Alexander Gaston Senator Lodge Massachusetts Gaston Harvard ‘Law College W. E. Russell

Harmony Conference at Baltimore Stirring Democratic Talks

Washington reports a Baltimore harmony conference plan stirring political talk. The plan invites William Jennings Bryan despite his recent political shifts and current stance on party unity. Bryan plans to speak at a separate Jackson Day event, expected to limit harmony aims.

Washington, DC Baltimore William Jennings Bryan Bryan Gilbert M. Hitchcock Hitchcock Nebraska Jim Dahlman Dahlman Aldrich Washington Taft The Times Wall Street

Gift for Cripples Endows Kernan Hospital and School

Baltimore announces a gift by James L. Kernan worth 100000 for the James Lawrence Kernan hospital and industrial school for crippled children. He plans perpetual endowment and the institution will teach trades alongside medical care.

Baltimore James L. Kernan James Lawrence Kernan

City Council Bans Firework Discharges and Retail Sales

Kansas City adopts an ordinance prohibiting the discharge of fireworks except at regulated public exhibitions with permits and bans retail sales while allowing wholesale sales for use in other cities. The mayor plans to sign, making it effective. The piece also notes a backstory about an insurance age question involving “if living” in a humorous dialogue.

Kansas City

Be Kind Today Be Tender With Your Words

Be kind today and spend on the living not the dead. Many hearts break as loved ones wait and tears fall from unspoken words and unsent letters. Speak loving words now, send a message, write the letter before memories haunt you.

W C Brown Plans Return to Farming and Show Honors

W C Brown, president of the New York Central Mines, says he will quit railroading to return to farming, owning a Perry cheron stallion Helix and aiming to breed quality stock. Shamrock IL calves and Percheron champions highlight a night that also notes John J Mitchel purchasing three imported hackneys for 5000 dollars. Town Calf Shamrock IL is named grand champion of fat cattle after judges from Ireland praise the top entry.

Chicago W. C. Brown New York Central Mines Carroll County Iinoia International Live Stock Exposition Association Helix Paris Kansas City Springfield J. C. Lynch John J. Mitchel Mneis Trust and Savings Bank J. H. Truman England Pioneer Bushnell Mitchel Lake Geneva Town Shamrock IL Richard G. Carden Ireland Town State College

Cubs Drafted Lenihan Goes Missing After Note

John Lenihan the Wakefield pitcher drafted by the Chicago Cubs has disappeared from his Bronx home since Monday. His brother found a note saying he was ill feared to be a burden and hoped for forgiveness for leaving with only a dollar in his pockets.

New York John Lenihan Wakefield Baseball Club Bronx Chicago Cubs William Founda Lenihan

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