Wilson Again Leads In Iowa Straw Vote Outlook 1912
The Chicago Record-Herald reports Wilson leading Taft and Roosevelt in a national poll with four weeks till election. Iowa sentiment shows undecided voters shaping, third party state ticket debated, Kenyon and Cummins senate races looming, and Debs benefiting from a rising socialist vote.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Record-Herald
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Iowa
Cummins
William 8. Kenyon
Daniel Hamilton
Sigourney
Iown
Kenyon
Washington
Chicago
Winona
Towa
Tlnots
Frank Funk
Deneen
Ilowa
Illinois
Debs
Laas
Patriarch Militant Honors Officers In City Visit
Canton Crescent No 17 of Patriarch Militant honored two visiting officers at a special ceremony. Maj. Gen. D W Lamb of Seattle and Brig. Gen. Wier of Oklahoma, both depart ment commanders, attended after returning from Winnipeg. Lamb also met his sister Mrs R L Lewis who joined the Rebekah lodge during the same evening sessions.
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Canton
Crescent
D. W. Lamb
Seattle
Wash
State of Washington
Wier
Oklahoma
Lamb
Sovereign Lodge of Odd Fellows
Winnipeg
R. L. Lewis
Rebekah
Haynes Car in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs J M Hileman and son Jay arrived home from Chicago in a new model 22 Haynes motor car which Mr Hileman has secured the agency for The car will be used for demonstration purposes It is a five passenger long stroke motor delivering full 40 horsepower with electric self starting device and electric lights The body design finish and refinements are superb for simplicity durability and comfortable riding qualities the car is in the front rank
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J. M. Hileman
Jay
Chicago
German-born Mrs Dellagardelle Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Susanna Dellagardelle, wife of Mathias Dellagardelle, died yesterday at her daughter’s home near Gilbertville. Born January 2, 1846 in Luxemburg, she immigrated to Illinois in 1866 and moved to Iowa in 1833, living on a Gilbertville area farm since 1898. Survived by six children, funeral at St Mary’s Gilbertville Wednesday at 9 This item notes a Catholic funeral for Mrs Dellagardelle and lists her children near Gilbertville.
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Susanna Dellagardelle
Mathias Dellagardelle
F. Kurtenbach
Gilbertville
Dellagardelle
Luxemburg
Germany
Illinois
Iowa
Gilbert Ville
Mike
Nicholas
Waterloo
John
Peter
Lena Weber
Hurtenbach
St. Mary’s Church
Fred E Stewart to wed Edna P Conner in Spokane
Fred E Stewart secretary of the Farmers Loan and Trust company travels to Spokane Washington for this week’s marriage to Miss Edna P Conner of Waterloo. Conner is the daughter of Mrs Jane A Conner and recently visited her sister Mrs C A Van Nordstrand in Spokane where the wedding will occur. Friends extend hearty congratulations.
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Fred E. Stewart
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Spokane
Wash
Edna P. Conner
Waterloo
Miss Conner
Jane A. Conner
C. A. van Nordstrand
Gunmen Ready for Post State Shoot In Water loo
Marksmen arrive in Water loo for the Post State Shoot opening tomorrow. Registrants at local hotels include L. H. Witzsimmons Chicago J N Price Des Moines F C Whitney Des Moines A S Huntley Sioux City William Rid ley What Cheer Frank Campbell Waukee William Hoon Jewell Norman Muncey Iowa City A L Yarrous Eagle Grove Joseph Kautzky Fort Dodge secretary of the Iowa State Sportsmen's association Whitney will serve as cashier at the event.
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Waterloo
L. H. Witzsimmons
Chicago
J. N. Price
Des Moines
F. C. Whitney
5. A. Huntley
Sioux City
William Ridley
What Cheer
Frank Campbell
Waukee
William Hoon
Jewell
Norman Muncey
Iowa City
A. L. Yarrous
Eagle Grove
Joseph Kautzky
Fort Dodge
Elmer Hinshaw
Lake Okobo J
Kautzky
Iowa State Sportsmen's Association
Mr. Whitney
Street Car Nearly Jumps Track Near Wild Lumber
A street car heading to Cedar Falls this morning jumped the track near the Wild Lumber company on South Main street and halted across a rail beside a freight car. The crowded car carried many students who escaped injury but suffered 28 severe nervous shocks. Morning classes were suspended as a result.
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Cedar Falls
Wild Lumber Company
South Main Street
Former Waterlooan Died in Minnesota
Harry Brown formerly of Waterloo died Saturday night at his Dodge City Minnesota home after heart leakage. Remains travel to Waterloo Tuesday for interment. He leaves a wife and four year old daughter. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at Walnut Street Baptist Church with Rev John Bunyan Smith officiating.
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Harry Brown
Waterloo
Dodge City
Minn
George Trawn
George S. Brown
Glen Brown
Will Brown
Chas. Wood
Chas. Bueter
Walnut Street
Tohn Bunyan Smith
Trainmen killed in head on collision near shin pepsburg
Three trainmen died and four others were seriously hurt in a head on crash near Shin Peckburg today. Traveltown Md Oct 7. Meanwhile Mrs Lannon will host an announcement party for Miss Maud Ballou Monday evening.
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Traveltown
Shinpepsburg
Mra. Lannon
Miss Maud Ballou
Record Crop Prosperity Across United States and Canada
Chicago October reports from Lord and Thomas president Mr R Freth show a bumper year with well balanced farm production across the United States and Canada. Iowa and other states boast high yields and rising values led by corn oats wheat and hay with strong farm machinery buying and increased bank deposits noted. estimates place total value around 324 million dollars, with Minnesota and the Dakotas expecting record wheat and corn crops and Canada showing favorable crop conditions.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Has. R. Freth
Lord and Thomas
New York
Erwin
Iowa
WH. N. Whitney
John F. Cunningham
The
Ohio
T. R. Waterbury
Michigan
Indiana
Beard
Associated Farmer
Peoria
Ill
Ilinois
Corn Belt
C. H. Everett
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Racine
Wis
P. Y. Collins
Northwestern
Agriculturist
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
J. T
Nebraska Farm Journal
Omaha
Neb
W. E. Rankings
Mail and Breeze
Topeka
Kan
Kanaas
Prairie grain outlook across Canada this season
Esya Herbert Vanderboof, editor of Canada’s Monthly, cites a total wheat yield of 300,000,000 bushels, double 1910. President Tregillis of United Farword Alberta foresees 70,000,000 total grain, about 20,000,000 wheat. Saskatchewan expands to 5,474,000 acres with 21–25 bushels per acre. elevators rise from 44 to 140.
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Esya
Herbert Vanderboof
Canada
S Monthly
Tregillis
United Farworn of
Alberta i
Buskatchewan
More Companies Leave the Mines in West Virginia
Charleston reports three more companies withdrawing from the coal strike zone this morning, leaving seven on duty as militiamen steadily decrease. Governor Glass’s advisers plan to withdraw all militia by week’s end, replacing guards with county residents under the sheriff, ending the foreign mine guard system opposed by striking miners.
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Charleston
W. Va
Glassteels
Fever Diphtheria Cases Rise Citywide
One more case of diphtheria was reported at the city clerk office this morning. Health officers say the situation is under control with few scattered cases in the past week and several recoveries. Thirty-one cases have occurred in a month, five recovered, two deaths, leaving twenty-four under quarantine. Most patients display a mild form and strict quarantine enforcement is expected to lead to early releases.
Explosion injures eight privates at Tobihanna
Washington reports a premature shell explosion today at Tobihanna Pa injuring eight soldiers from battery F third United States field artillery. Private William E Erbeck is in serious condition at a hospital while Privates Andrew Miller Peter Marion Nelson D Blosse Chas A Houndell Fred F McNamee Fred Lineham and Corporal John Harsch sustain minor injuries.
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Washington
Third
United States Field Artillery
Tobihanna
Wm. E. Erbeck
Andrew Miller
Peter Marion
Nelson D. Blosse
Chas. A. Houndell
Fred F. McNamee
Fred Lineham
John Harsch
Death of C. A. Dean at South Des Moines
News reaches this city of the accidental death at South Des Moines of C. A. Dean supposed son of David Dean residing rural route No. 2. He was killed last Friday evening by a Chicago Great Western switch engine while working as an operator at South Des Moines. Relatives could not be located.
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South Des Moines
C. A. Dean
David Dean
Dean
Chicago Great Western
Young Dean
Bouth
Trust back of progressives claim in Pueblo speech
Gov. Woodrow Wilson charged that United Steel backs the third party regulation program in a Pueblo speech. He said corroborative evidence arrives daily to support the assertion, underscoring a rising influence of trust backing in progressive policy debates.
Wagon accident injures boy near Electric Park
Harold Risley, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Risley, fell from a cement wagon load near Electric Park this morning. One wheel passed over his right leg. the leg is broken and there is fear of hip joint injury.
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Harold
Fred R. Risley
Electric Park
Hinl
Dedication of Our Lady of Victory Academy in Waterloo
Archbishop J J Keane led the dedication of Our Lady of Victory Academy in Waterloo aided by visiting clergy. After the ceremony a confirmation for 247 children followed at St Josephs Church. Strong praise from the Archbishop highlighted parish building and training outcomes amid plans for a future address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Keane
Ins Duque
Our Lady of
High Mana
D. J. Lenthan
Sacred Heart Church
ST. Rohiman
St. Mary's Church
Charles Miller
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Fitzpatrick
Marshalltown
M. Mehar
Ackley
D. Laneidon
Waverly
J. Sheehy
Greene
Tiny
Rotier
Raymond
J. Meloy
Ryan
DP. Mulcahy
Vinton
Joseph Quieren
Special Meeting Of The W T U Tomorrow Afternoon
A special meeting of the W T U will be held tomorrow afternoon in the parlors of the Y W C A at 290 o'clock. Mrs Lawson, state president of the Wisconsin order, will deliver the afternoon address. All ladies invited. Mrs Edwards will host Mrs Lawson at Lafayette Street in Waterloo.
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W. A. Lawson
Wisconsin Order
Tafts Spend Day With Senator Crane in Dalton
President and Mrs Taft spent Sunday at United States Senator W Murray Crane's Dalton home before leaving on the second stage of their six day New England automobile tour. Taft gave a brief address at the town hall and praised Crane. They planned to spend the night in Manchester as guests of Robert T Lincoln.
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Dalton
Mass
Mra. Taft
United States
W. Murray Crane
New England
Mr. Taft
Senator Crane
Tafts
Robert T. Lincoln
President Lincoln
Manchester
Walter Derald Rose Dead Aged Two
Walter Derald Rose son of Mr and Mrs Edward Rose 118 Ninth street ene died yesterday morning at 9 15 He was born Aug 1 1919 in this city and is survived by his parents and one sister Carmen May Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 39 from the home Rev J Bunyan Smith in charge Interment will be in Fairview
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Walter Derald
Edward Rose
Ninth Street
Ene
Carmen May
J. Bunyan Smith
Fairview
World Series Bulletins At Waterloo Venues Plans For Escape
Waterloo readers prepare for the World Series starting tomorrow with afternoon escapes to follow games. Innings bulletins will be posted at several city sites and full reports will be available at the Irving Empire House and on the Courier bulletin board.
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Waterloo
Irving Empire House
Courier
Lost items found in same block on Friday
Mr. Brown reports three separate finds in the 1800 block of Randolph Street on Fridays. A Bible, a bicycle, and a coin were recovered in the same area, all linked by the day of the week and by a mysterious repeated pattern observed by the finder.
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Randolph Street
RC. Brown
Bible
Brown
Williaton
Sons of Veterans
Mr. Brown
Town Talk and Political Notes in Bronx City and Chicago
Town gossip lists Huntley of Bronx City and Fitokiuimona of Chicago arriving to join a state shoot at Prospect Park tomorrow. Delegates from Deg Matnes Mart Dodge Mason City discuss plans while Garseta wicket draws attention. Congressman Charles J. Pickett tours Dubuque County online. Governor candidate Clarke, a Republican, will attend as event coverage notes. Real estate transfers mention Keewood addition and Waterlou with small sums listed.
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S.A. Huntley
Bronx City
L. 1
Fitokiuimona
Chicago
Thin Mento
Degina
Prospect Park
Deg Matnes
Mart Dodge
Mason City
Charles J. Pickett
Dutbuque County
Wye
Ivermor Clarke
Ifor
Directing Visitors About the Town Display
The Bureau of Information for visitors will be run by the town crier’s club. Mans Ogle will head the Irving street bureau with a phone line 8901 for lodging inquiries. A second bureau opens at American Press Co. office near Parith and Water streets with a large booth at the grounds.
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Crier’ S Club
Ta Ratin
Irving
Mans Ogle
Ogle
Teada
Tuuinker
Thin Mane
American Hapress Co
Parith
Water Etredta
Jimely Central Depot
Taft Men to Be Witnesses in Campaign Funds Probe
The Clapp committee will question Charles P Taft about his brother’s 1908 and current campaign finances. Hilles, McKinley, and Sullivan faces include funds for Roosevelt and Harmon campaigns. The inquiry also targets Josiah Quincy and Louis N. Kammierling on allied fundraising. A foreign newspaper editors charge is denied. Women collectors of silver items use microscopes to verify hallmarks.
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Washington, D. C
Charles P. Taft
Clapp Committee
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Dixon
Roosevelt
William B. McKinley
Taft
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Nichols
Ohio
Harmon
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
Wilson
Louis N. Kammierling
American Association of Foreign Newspapers
Senator Dixon
Hammerling
Clapp
Aliger
Pawter
Saya
New York Tribune
Kent
George Jr
George Til
William
Mary
Queen
Stock exchange close lists a mix of prices and names
New York market closing figures show Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Chicago Great Western Northwestern Atchison American Smelter Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Great Northern St Paul Missouri Pacific New York Central Anaconda and more listed with varying prices and changes.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacifics
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
Bias American Smelter
Union Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Big Damage Suit Over Withey Injury Near Lafayette Street
Mary Withey sues for fifteen thousand one hundred sixty nine dollars after a Fowler delivery wagon struck a wagon on Lafayette street injuring her hand and forcing amputation of thumb and finger tips. A jury trial is sought for the civil action while other court matters include a $71.20 verdict for R L Serfiver vs Frank McManus and foreclosure actions between C W Bown and B Leverich et al.
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Mary Withey
R. L. Serfbiver
Frank McManus
C. W. Bown
B. Leverich
Mary G. Leverich
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Haynes
Waterlooan
Keane
Cc.ot. U
Walter Derald Rose
Binele Diowde Co
Atstrant Cat
Purdy
Storker
Lot
Keewood
Waterlou
Hillesy
T. BR. Fund
Inequire
Jefferson Street
Grant Ave
Bluse
Sternshein’s
Irving Hotel
Haewell
Care Galeloway Co
Lewis Miller
West 4Th &T
Lows
4Th St
Hawthorne Ave
West 4Th St
F. H. Gally
Hummel
313 Mobile Bt
Home Park Blvd
Marke
First National Bank
Hbell
Hanniel Hotel
West Park Ave
Fowler St
Logan Ayamua F
Harrison
Park Road
West Eleventh
S. W
N. W
of & We
Boa
Overland Park
Kans
Colli
Sion
Maury Withey
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