Supreme Court Set to Open Noted Term With Hughes Nomination
The Supreme Court will convene next Monday for a pivotal term. Chief Justice Fuller and Associate Justice Moody retirements frame the changes as Gov. Charles E. Hughes of New York is confirmed to replace Brewer. Three new justices will join later, delaying key corporation tax cases and the big disputes between West Virginia and Virginia, and the Gompers contempt case.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Great Court
Fuller
Brewer
Justiee Moody
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Taft
Hne
Congress
Corporation
Toharca Trust
West Virginia
Virginia
Charles E. Uhuklefield
Florida
Supreme Court
Federal Penitentiary
Eoaplexers
Coher
Sue Preme
Rommierce
Terstair
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Jai
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Frank Morrison
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Buck's Stave and Range Company
St. Louis
Wich
Sul Azuine
Tie See Lays
Harries
York
Missouri
Notice of Mrs Slukill’s Deteriorating Health
General regret is expressed as Mrs A T Slukill, long troubled by heart disease, is noticeably worse after two years of failing health. News confirms her condition has sharply declined in the past two days.
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Tene Nehekah
Hukuit
Odd Fellows
A. T. Slukill
Woodmen Event Sunday at Cemetery Ceremony
The community plans a Wing ceremony at the Woodmen Cemetery with appropriate services. Local teachers and members will participate, led by W. Geiger. Abby Kira and Fields will speak, stressing family duties. a centenary service begins at 2 pm.
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Mina
Tie Aiietis
Doh W. Geiger
Coma
Meinbers
Qopom
Notes From The Hospital On Eye Injury And Recoveries
O Thompson rests in hospital with hope for saving sight after a gunshot eye injury from the first of the week. The lead pellet penetrated near the eyelid or behind the eyeball with a good chance of recovery. Clog Hest, injured Wednesday by a motorcycle fall, is improving and expected to be released in due course.
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O. Thompson
Clog. Hest
Uume
Cedar Rapids Population Count Estimate Reveals Shortfall
It is announced that supplementary additions to the Cedar Rapids population list will be made and the figures are believed to be shy by several hundred. The actual count is expected to be about 33,350.
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Cedar Rapids
Inge Paess
Knsien
Five Years Given in Sigma Phi Theft Case
Judge Kawell sentenced W N Sanderson to five years at Madison for robbing the Sigma Phi fraternity house and Jed Shulterer to three years at Milwaukee for the same theft, as reported in the Evening Press.
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Sigma Phi
Town
T F Evening Press
Judee Kawell
W. N. Sanderson
FL Afadison
Jed
Fall
Shulterer
Pythian Fair in Waterloo to Aid New Temple
Dubuque Pythians show strong interest in the Waterloo fair October 1 to 29 to raise funds for the new temple. Hon. Noble Martin presides with a full schedule of events including Pythians and Masons nights, Fraternal gatherings, and charity drives. A letter from Helmet lodge No. 88 outlines support and a $10 donation as appreciation for local courtesies shown to a former member.
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Waterloo
Noble
Martin
Uriea
S. Yio
North Winerloa
Masonic
St .Travelingmen’s Tex
Grand Chanerlor Waine Pythians
Odd Felows
Say
Ebarn
Moose
Iy Batarday
Qer
Thibuque
Dubuque
Waterton
Puabuque
Oet
Get
Alu
Waterlan
Lowa
Brocher
Helmet Lodge
Archie¢ Mann
Praternatly
Bradley Lus
Inquiry to probe loss of life aboard battleship crew
New York October 6 report says a board of inquiry will study the disaster that drowned nearly twenty sailors of the battleship New Hampshire in the Hudson River on October 1. If fault found a court martial may follow to fix responsibility. Initial belief is a wave raised by a passing barge caused the boat to overturn during return to the war vessel.
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New York
New Hampshire
Hudson River
Along the Wapsie Community News Update
Local items report visits by Mr and Mrs John Keane to daughter Anna in Omaha. Henry Strauthoff works on Tart buildings. Rice builds a corn crib. Michael Reway handled a business call in Watering. Gardner Baldwin learns of son Arthur’s death in Spencer, Lawn. Mrs Alfred Nestfield not recovering quickly. Tim Meany and Thomas Considine travel to Des Moines and St Louis on a two day visit. Frank Considine returns from Colorado. Minnie Rice and Waterlog family attend parental gathering. Shortage of days in season brings a lot of corn hauling. Considine of Dubuque visits parental home. Anderson helps Lois Maile this week.
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Ainkerton
John Keane
Anna
Omah
Henry Strauthoff
Rice
Michael Reway
Gardner Baldwin
Arthur
Spencer
Lawn
Alfred Nestfield
Tim Meany
Thomas Considine
Des St. Louis
Southern
BE. Phifer
UC. W. Smith
Hutchinson
Tiliani
Frank Considine
Colorado
Frank
Minnie Rice
Considine
Anderson
Lois Maile
Local social notes from Waverly and surrounding area
Sunday visits highlighted by Mrs Fettkether’s mother and Mrs Neverman birthday gathering Mrs H H Neverman hosts friends in honor of her birthday while Miss Coretta Schucknecht visits Sumner Several residents travel to Waterloo and Elberton with relocations in accounting and stock handling The St Peter’s German School begins fall term and a fifteenth wedding anniversary is celebrated for FL Schultz and wife
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T. WW. Fettkether
Fred Bull
Chicago
Arr
Charles Preston
Lavera
Minnie Hattenorg
Waverly
George Schroedermeier
Neverman
H. H. Neverman
Munday
Mabel
Mr. Meier
Waterton
A. Robinson
Arthur Jahnke
Mr. Jahnke
Coretta Schucknecht
Sumner
FL Tl Schultz
Local Happenings and Family Notices from Tripoli Area
Tripoli notes report Kelsey starting work in Oran lumber yard with Bennett in charge. Olivia McCorkless and Walter Bergen pair plan future in Faree. Walter Nar Deen plowed in harbor business. weddings and moves noted among Lenie Nevenderr property and DUEL park. Visits include Glanessler family from Barchester and trips to Waverly, Chicago, and Los Angeles. I. S. Prior and Tyler tied to local jobs. sisters Gardner, Fettkether, and Chamberlain mentioned.
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Tripell
Clyie Kelsey
Oran
Clem Bennett
Beth McCorkless
Mark's Dry Gonds
Wietering
Uukinas
Tia Muirrige
Walter Bergen
Mies Olive Notsen
Faree
Walter Nar Deen Omy
Raymond Groansen and Waterton visitors at James Greenly home
Raymond Groansen and Bingham from Waterton visited the James Greenly home last Monday. The article notes several locals visiting relatives, ongoing farm work due to scarce hay, and upcoming missionary society events at the ML parish parsonage with a dinner and program.
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Raymond Groansen
Bingham
Waterton
James Greenly
Chas
Wellin
Chas. Britzmann
Lise
JT. C. Gaston
Jesup
Wmn. Beardsles
J. Hl Tinglas
Mt. Ver
Themis
Chas. Pritzman
Henry Eickelbere
Zegeler
Wateilon
Chester Zelhoeffer
Wlrksville
Augusta Kickelburg
Winslow
Tenterack Son
G. M. Parker
Itnesville
Carl Weltzin
Britzman
Jessihine Allerd
Minneapolis
Ming
Jehn Fischels
John Catten
Ladies Fame Missionary Society
Thuradas
Geneseo Social and Farm News Highlights
Geneseo callers include Mr and Mrs Li Knapp of Vinton visiting Sunday. A silo cutter at Hobert Amgterhell farm broke into pieces but no injuries occurred. Mrs Tillie Mathianna of North English visiting H D Churchill home this week. Charles Wilkinson hires Robins to help on the farm and cook. The Davis of Waterlaw visited Geneseo earlier in the week. Sunday school convention at Geneseo church drew a large crowd and a lively session. Maynard Popenberger on Gunn farms ill with typhoid fever. Curtis Bragonier, ex of Mace, to marry soon in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Clark Bragonier left for Kansas en route to December move. Epworth League to be hosted by Mr Davis next Sunday with annual rally and special music.
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Geneseo
Li. Knapp
Vinton
Hobert Amgterhell
Tillie MatHianna
North English
H. D. Churchill
Charles Wilkinson
MD Robins
Charles Davis
Waterlaw
Geneseo Church
Maynard Popenberger
Gunn Farms
Curtica Bragonier
Omaha
Clark Bragonier
Kansas
Epworth League
Davis
Butler County insurers hold annual meeting at court house
The Butler County Farmers Mutual Insurance annual meeting occurred last Saturday afternoon at the court house with a full turnout of policyholders. W. P. Miller of Allison was re elected president and A. T. Perrin of New Hartford was secretary treasurer f or the fourteenth consecutive term. Also attending were Mrs Tala Kirchenstein and her son visiting New Hartford, and Mr Craig and wife from Waterton. G M Craig and G Hazlett traveled to farms near Ardale on Wednesday.
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Tetayy
Tala Kirchenstein
New Hartford
Alice Hourquin
Craig
Waterton
G. M. Crale
W.T. Hunt
Clarksville
G. M. Craig
G. Hazlett
Aredale
Mt Auburn Notes On Local Movements And Illness
Frank Kizer prepared to move to Garden City Kansas after a calm Monday in Mt Auburn Ort. Dallas Wesentt and wife were notified by telegram of Add Porter father of Mrs Westolt illness in Moenego Springs Missouri. Lou Clark and family returned to their farm after a year away in T Richmond. Mr Charles Davis of Waterloo visited Mt Auburn for several days on business.
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Aes
Mt. Auburn
Frank Kizer
Garden City
Kan
Dallas Wesentt
Moenego Springs
Add Porter
Westolt
Lou Clark
T Richmond
Charles Davis
Waterloo
Wedding Bells In Northwood For Maud Bramhall And Charles Odd
Mrs Mary Eby of today Rapids and Mrs George Waller travel to visit relatives while George Alouloh heads to Kansas. At the Bramhall home, Maud Bramhall and Charles Odd wed with Frank Dubham officiating. Maud wore white silk, bridesmaids wore dove, Lucile Dean was ring bearer. A two course supper followed and the couple left for a short western wedding trip. After Nov 1 they reside with relatives in Northwood Iowa. Maud, a former telephone operator, gains many well wishers.
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Mary Eby
Teday Rapids
Isaac Lane
George Waller
Kansas
Roy Gearhart
Marysville
Aire
Lgsamound Benson
Vinton
George Alouloh
O'Clark
Frank Bramhall
Maud
Charles Odd
Northwoot
Town
Dubham
Nell Brady
Lucile Dean
Northwood
Iowa
Cedar Falls announces wedding of Miss Josephine Forrest and Levi Clark
Miss Josephine Worrest Forrest daughter of Mrs H Leforrest 316 West Twenty third Cedar Falls wed Saturday in Blaine Washington to Levi Clark superintendent of Blaine public schools and former Cedar Falls teacher The couple met in state center where both taught for years Clark known for his singing voice Also notes on local high school football schedule and several residents traveling or visiting California Washington and Des Moines area events and gatherings at local clubs churches and organizations
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Cedar Falls
Josephine Forrest
H. Leforrest
West Twenty-third Street
Levi Clark
Blaine
Wash
Neathers’ College
State Center
Clark
Chestie Afusser
Myrtle
Ethel Andrews
Charles City
Hampton
Cedar Walls
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Webster City
Iowa Falla
Carrie Zager
Clara
California
H. BR. Hoats
Florence Hoats
Seattle
Marshall Rugg
Redlands
Cal
Herbert Wilson
Evanston
Episcopal Church
Black Hawk
BD. A. R
Afiss Dougherty
Jarnagin
Ate Francis
J. B. Stewart
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Des Cloines
Local notes from Dewar area and surrounding towns
Dewar and nearby communities report brief updates on residents travel sales and farming activity. Joseph Winkelman returns from a three week visit to Ohio while Al Schmitt heads to Chicago Racine and other points to buy goods for spring trade. The Enterprising Threshing Company completes its season with strong results. Public sale planned by Heipfe as he plans to move to Watering for winter. DIES OF INDUSTRY Boone Ta Oct 7 JE W Collins dies after being crushed at Northwestern station leaving wife and one child.
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Tee Teee
Dewar
Ariane
Joseph Winkelman
Ohio
al Schmitt
Chicago
Racine
Wis
N. Northey
Dor Turner
Taptin
Abo
Heipfe
A. J. Murphy
Ir. J. Schmitt
Fort Marisono
WC. Ow. Pp. Society
Hines Mapes
South Dakota
Maggie Carrig
Waterian
J. Emert
Initri Boone
JE. W. Collins
Northwestern
Bleansr Moore Hospital
Sudden Death of Waterloo Resident on Birthday Week
Mrs Laura A T Woohbard, 708 Third Avenue West, Waterloo, died of heart failure at 10 am. She celebrated her eightieth birthday recently and was well known in the city. Survived by husband Horatio Hubbard who died three years ago, and children Mrs Jack Kingsley of Waterloo and George Hubbard of Chicago. Funeral arrangements pending, burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Laura A. T Woohbard
Third Avenue West
Hubbard
Waterloo
Horatio Hubbard
Jack Kingsley
George Hubbard
Chicago
Elmwood Cemetery
Wealthy Iowa City Man Missing After Ocean Passage
Charles Cephardt aged 40 a pioneer of Iowa City sailed for Europe months ago and disappeared after leaving Germany. He is believed lost at sea or murdered for money after landing in New York as he carried a large sum on his person.
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Iowa City
Evening Press
Charles Cephardt
Europe
Germany
New York
Passing of a sect and lingering Shaker tale
The article laments the decline of Shakers and similar sects, noting dwindling members near High Ridge Kentucky and a sale of 1800 acres valued at 150000 dollars by Colonel George Bolton. It recounts the group's origins with Ann Lee, their vows of celibacy, abstinence, and nonmilitary stance, and reflects on their historical impact and moral lessons.
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High Ridge
George Bolton
Bohon
United Society of True Believers
Ann Lee
Manchester
Eng
Society of Friends
Quakers
America
New York State
New York
Alassachusetts
New Jampshire
Alaine
Connecticut
Kentucky
Adam
Tts
Ann
The Kiss Verses Compile a Clever Collaboration
In a Cleveland Leader note, editor praises the clever verses titled The Kiss and questions originality. The authoress replies that The Kiss was a collaboration, not entirely original.
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Magam
Cleveland Leader
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