Cedar Falls Big Show Tomorrow Attracts Citywide Prep
Cedar Falls prepares for a large aviation meet and military tourney with 5000 spectators planned along the riverbank and 1000 autos expected. Curtiss hydroplane to fly three times with gate opens at 1 pm as parade, sham battle, and boat races draw crowds. Cedar Falls schools and Teachers College close. Iowa club women meet October 23 and 24. high school forms Athletic Association to manage season events.
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Cedar Falls
Commercial Club
Mat
State Teachers’ College
Curtiss
Express
Cemetery Heights
Company M
Main Street
New Armory
Teachers’ College
Funeral Notice for Commander John Line at First Baptist
Sons of Veterans and members are urged to attend the funeral of Commander John Line at the First Baptist church tomorrow at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Sons of Veterans, Attention
John Line
First Baptist Church
Derson Post
Lincoln Circle
Sine
Line
Elmwood Cemetery
Men and Religion Forward Movement Heads to Cedar Rapids
About one hundred delegates from Waterloo plan to attend an eight day campaign of the Men and Religion Forward movement in Cedar Rapids. Dr. J A Marquis chairs the 300 member committee and will address Waterloo delegates next Friday evening.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Rapids
J. A. Marquis
Y. 41. CO. A
S. H. Liliestrand
J. B. Balcolm
Minneapolis
City in brief notes several locals and events
E Duke Naven departs on a business trip to western North Dakota to oversee lunch interests. An electric clock is installed at the First National bank. Births at homes on Franklin and Bath streets. a nine and a half pound girl and a newborn son. An injunction suit JF Austin vs C A Wise & Sons Co slated for Oct 9 in district court. Various visits, illnesses, and travel of locals. street car collision injures none. a few weddings and family trips. an update on Cedar Rapids exposition weather and local farm displays. Taft visit noted at Frankville.
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Buchanan
Duke Naven
North Dakota
JF. Austin
C. A. Wise & Sons Co
Cedar Falls
Frank Fannon
Bath Street
Cora Burdyte
Presbyterian Hospital
Ward Loonan
Judd Mandeville
Albert Lea
Illinois Central
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Allen
Fairmont
Whitney Road
Waterloo
Samuel Ewing
Traer
F. A. Sewick
Barelay Township
Dewitt van Wey
G. E. Boventzer
Frankville
M. C. van Wey
Peck
Boventzer
van Wey
Taft
Crystal
Dedication of Masonic Temple in Cedar Falls
The new Masonic temple on the second floor of the Juhl block in Cedar Falls was dedicated with a 250 guest banquet. The event, led by Jesse M. Church and J. W. Willimek, featured remarks from P. J. Martin and J. M. Belt, and highlighted the Cedar Falls lodge of about 200 members since 1854.
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Cedar Falls
Masonic Temple
Juhl Block
Jesse M. Church
J. W. Willimek
P. J. Martin
Waterloo
J. M. Belt
Des Moines
A. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Lodge
Phenix
F. Miller
Frederickson
McCreary
W. H. Merner
AL Wagner
S. A. Bishop
Dr. Lanham
J. L. Rose
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Iowa
No Change in Local Strike at Illinois Central
Illinois Central strike remains steady with 450 to 500 workers out, while company estimates lower. Night crews refuse to work, roundhouse activity drops, and others return to duties as 40 detectives guard property and strikebreakers arrive from Chicago under company protection.
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Illinois Central
Round House
Norman Bell
Uto
E. B. Pullen
Carmen
Waterloo
Pullen
Brotherhood of Carmen
International Association of Car Workers
Richardson
McComb
Miss
America
Hobinson
Chicago
Prof Bowman Now Benedict
Miss Carria Belle Drennan of Corning Iowa married Prof M L Bowman of Waterloo at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Waterloo with a home opening October 15.
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Carria Belle Drennan
Joseph Drennan
Corning
Marriiage
M. L. Bowman
Waterloo
Prof
Bowman
Galloway Bros.Bowman Seed Company
Galloway Company
Ames
State Agricultural College
Revolution in Portugal Fails in Oporto
Lisbon telegraph confirms a tentative revolution at Oporto failed completely with conspirators arrested and to be confined in Lisbon. Government vows energetic measures to repress further conspiracy and reports absolute tanguity.
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London
Foreign Office
Lisbon
Oporte
Judge Grosscup Plans Final Sales Decree Then Resigns
Judge Peter S. Grosscup, who said he will resign from the United States circuit court of appeals, announced he would issue a final sales decree in the Chicago Milwaukee electric road case Thursday and then forward his resignation to President Taft immediately.
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Chicago
Peter S. Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago-Milwaukee Electric Road
Taft
Fire destroys Luzerne County Pa factory
A blaze at the Paine Coat company plant in Luzerne Borough near Wilkes Barre, Pa, burned today causing about 100000 dollars in losses and leaving 1200 workers stranded. Councilman R M Dewey and Mrs Dewey departed for St Paul and Minneapolis for a two week stay with relatives and friends.
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Wilkesharre
Boston
Paine Coat Company
Luzerne Boroughs
R. M. Dewey
Funeral services and strikes reshape Waterloo area
Funeral services for John Sine, Civil War veteran and longtime resident, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at First Baptist church with post and women’s groups attending. In nearby news, Illinois Central lines face a growing strike with 54 new hires in 24 hours and an open shop stance, as pension losses loom for two nearing retirement.
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John Sine
Waterloo
Washington Street
First Baptist Church
BE. A. Valiant
Robert An
Valuable Farms Near Jesup Sold
Charles W. Roth of Jesup sold his 120 acre farm to Art Pingrie of Hazleton for 12000 dollars or 100 dollars per acre. Roth will continue farming the land for one year and his plans after that remain undetermined.
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Charles W. Roth
Jesup
Art Pingrie
Hazleton
Roth
Do You Think Your Father Has Any Idea He Has Plans
The fragment shows a dialogue exchange where a daughter questions her father about his serious intentions toward her. The father replies he believes it costs little to have her at the table compared to the mother feeding her from the pantry.
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Presbyterian Church
H. S. Gilkey
Ninth
Washington Streets
MEN and Religion Forward Movement
First National Bank
John W. Snyder
Franklin Street
John
James Flynn
Shady Grove
John Lizer
Gregory
Marion Ransier
Judge Ransier
I. E. Roller
M. T. Tanner
H. C. Milligan
J. F. Dietz
Ray A. Doty
G. W. Baughman
Parkersburg
J. J. Mullen
Oak Avenue
Mrs. Mullen
Mr. Mullen
Caldwell Sproull
Kathryn Sproull
Urichsville
Ohio
A. Sproull
Baltimore Street
S. Sproull
Western Avenue
Ernest van Schoyck
Frank Cole
Davenport
Cole
Methodist Episcopal Congregation
F. M. Towne
Mudiavia
Ind
J. W. Bateman
Elmo Bateman
Hot Springs
S.D
C. F. Colwell
Bateman
Lamson, & C
William Fisher
Rose Reilly
Hartford
Wis
William Reilly
Sheriff Shores
Reilly
A. O. U. W. Hall
Cedar Falls Lodge
New Quarters
Ward
G. S. Ward
Nator
Ulineis Central
Benedict
Portugal
Grosscup
Farns
the Bandfield CO
East Fifth Street
J. A. Bell
Bell
Pell
Mllinois Central
Commissary Department
Holsum
Black Hawk County
Celmo
Ceimo Company
American Distributors
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