Merger of Coe and Clark Colleges Approved
The United Brethren church delegates approve merging Leander Clark College at Toledo Iowa with Coe College in Cedar Rapids to form a Cedar Rapids based institution. Trustees chair Rev J H Vagey will organize terms. next annual meeting planned for Marshalltown. Pastors’ appointments to be announced, revival and ordination events scheduled.
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Leander Clark College
United Brethren
Toledo
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
United Brethren Churches of Iowa
J. H. Vagey
Graves Memorial Church
Waterloo
Marshalltown
FE. ¥. Doty
C. J. Kephart
D. D
G. M. Halsey
L. V. Riggs
Fred Riges
B. F. Green
C. P. Baber
Baker
Pioneer Julia Schneider Dies at Home of Daughter
Julia Schneider a pioneer born January 15 1832 in Clichy France died September 2 at the Home of her daughter Estella Schneider in Sterling Nebraska Survived by six children and many grandchildren The longtime Sterling resident later married John Schneider after the Trousin era and moved to Gilbert area Funeral plans announced with relatives listed from Red Cloud Sabetha Waterloo Cedar Falls and Sterling.
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Julia Schneider
Julia “Schneider
Black
Hawi County
Estella
Schneider
Sterling
Neb
Clichy
Paria
Francis Trousin
America
Boston
Trousin
Gilbert
John Schneider
Celinda Engels
Red Cloud
Jule
Hugene P
Sabet
Gilbert Reeder
Jefferson Street
Cedar Falls
Reeder
Waterloo
A. H. Lamb
May Seliger
Winifred
S. D
Auto Disappears Worth 3000 After Cattle Congress Night
A brand new 1918 seven passenger touring car valued at over 3000 vanished from Castle Congress grounds between 10 and 10 45 last night. Police scanned 26 towns and bikes patrolled Waterloo areas but no trace was found. The owner later found the car safe at his private garage after leaving it unlocked at home following cattle show confusion. A second car stolen from J M Young of New Hartford was recovered later near Jefferson and Peach streets, badly damaged. Several other collisions occurred on Fourth Street West and Fourth Street Lafayette with minor injuries to a girl.
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Castle Congress Grounds
Waterloo East
Auto
Waterloo West
Alree
Coompany
J. M. Young
New Hartford
Jefferson
Peath Street
John Farrell
R. J. Cole
Fourth’ Street
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Silas
Wilson
Fourth Street Bridge
City in Brief embraces visitors, theft, divorces and travels
Waterloo city items report William Redgamann hosting Barthling couple and Minnie McKelvie visiting Geneva, plus Daisy Price and Pearl Goings guests in Waterloo. Des Moines G G W official visits, Templeton attends World Series in Chicago, Rodamar returns from bankers’ convention. A burglary attempt at Shores Fuel is noted. Several divorce decrees awarded, cart stolen, and local figures traveling to conventions. Sweeney heads to New Orleans for electrical convention. Buxtons and son undergo tonsil operations. Bowman to speak on America Calls. Becker sisters to New York trip. Navy enlistment approval for Wendell Krull. Irve Thomas disputes police fault in a reported accident.
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Minnie McKelvie
Geneva
Floyd Margadant
Daisy Price
Pearl Goings
Independence
Waterloo
C. J. Foster
Des Moines
Ira Rodamar
Atlantic City
N. J
Fourth Street
Catherine Schreiber
Peter J. Schreiber
Gilbertville
J. E. Sweeney
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
National Electrical Contractors’ and Dealers’ Association
New Orleans
W. FE. Buxton and
Charles
Lime Springs
Jessie Becker
New York State
Carthage and Cortlandt
Carl Louis Becker
Cornell University
Ithaca
Wendell B. Krull
Tripoli
Navy
Iowa
Krull
Great Lakes
La Follette defies critics in war debate
In a dramatic session Senator La Follette rejects attacks from a “war party” as a campaign of vilification. He defends free debate on war policy, cites Lincoln Webster and Sumner, and denounces arrests and pressure on citizens while urging clear statements of war aims.
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la Follette
Senate
Hares
Washington, D. C
War of opinions and civil liberties in the United States
Senators warn against suspending civil rights and arming the president with power to wage war without constitutional authority. They argue citizens fear coercion of public opinion, invasions of privacy, and suppression of debate as the nation faces ongoing conflict. The call is for Congress to clearly define and declare the war aims if any further actions are taken.
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Germany
England
la Follette
St. Paul
Marshall
Polk
Burke
Fox
Lord Chatham
Great Britain
Tong
Jin Valletta
Congress
American people urged to solve convictions through Congress
The president appeals to the German people to speak for themselves on a great world issue and asks why Americans should not resolve their convictions through their chosen representatives in Congress.
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Congrens
The Fund Today and a Rose Snyder Note
Previously reported amount of 168 dollars and 75 cents referenced as Miss Rose Snyder. The fragment suggests a financial item tied to a person but lacks full context or events, requiring cautious interpretation within a brief historical record.
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Rose Snyder
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COE and
CLARK
Consolidated Institution
United Breth
Ren
John F. Mexdorf
First Evangelical Church
E.Z. Lang
Maromanne
Wis
Linden Linden
A. W. Dinsy
Fowler Street
Dearborn Avenue
Viola Wattera
Lafayette Street
Dearborn Avenua
George Mastellar
Jordan
Henry Maastellar
Chelsea
C. F. Chapman
Cottage Grove Avenue
Lidia Masteliar
Earle Baker
Carnford
Albit
Hicks
H. D. Ford
The
Brethren | Church
Esnesnon
Tiimet
Knights of Pythias
Buchanan's
William Redgamann
Guttenberg
HW. F. Barthling
M. J Templeton
Chicago
Irve Thomas
Kingsley Avenue
Mr. Thomas
Lafollette
War Party
Lincoln
Clay
Webster
Sumner
Nonprartigan League
House
Triumphant ‘War Party
Illinois Central
Liv
Fort Dodge
Minneapolis
Albert Lea
Dairy Cattle Congress
Charles Scanlon
Philadelphia
Savoy Cafe
Vyrumlad
Waterloo Cement Machinery Corporation
H. Wise
Black Hawk Bank
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