West High Opens Season At Home Against Mason City
West High prepares for a home season opener against Mason City at West High Athletic Park after a tough loss to Algona. Coach McClain emphasizes development and defensive fixes, with changes planned this week as Mason City, a strong opponent, arrives following a win over Fort Dodge. The team schedules three straight home games before another road trip, aiming to improve rapidly. East High shows growing confidence under Coach Brink after Osage victory, with new players already proving capable and several stars expected to emerge in the coming weeks.
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McClain
West High
Mason City
Algona
West High Boys
Fort Dodge
Waverly
Marshalltown
East High
Brink
Esat High
Osage
Picked All-Star Baseball Team By Grantland Rice
New York October 8 Grantland Rice selects his annual fifteen man all star team from the sixteen clubs of the two major leagues. The lineup includes five National leaguers and several younger players. Catchers Archer and Merers. pitchers Johnson Wood Walsh Mathewson Rucker. first Mel Innnis. second Coilling. shortstop Wagner. third Baker. outfield Cobb Speaker Jackson Milan.
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New York
Grantland Rice
Archer
Merers
Johnson
Wood
Walsh
Mathewson
Rucker
MelInnis
Coilling
Wagner
Baker
Cobb
Speaker
Jackson
Milan
Phillies Defeat Athletics in Interleague Opener Eight to Four
In Philadelphia at Shibe Park, Earl Moors pitched for the Nationals, delivering a wild sixth inning that knocked Jack Coombs unconscious. Coombs left the game shaken and may miss remaining games. Alexendar pitched five innings for the Nationals, with Carroll Brown guiding the relief and Paskerr, Dolan, and Mazer delivering decisive hits to secure an 8-4 Nationals win. Umpires Hart and J. 2:18.
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Philadelphia
Jack Coombs
Earl Moors
Shibe Park
Coombs
Alexandar
Nationals
Carroll Brown
Arabbi
Brown
Paskerr
Dolan T
Mazer
Bettsries
Moore
Ier
Cranb
Lapa
Hart
Help to Game Protectors in Massachusetts Case
New York agents of the American Game Protective and Propagation Association assisted Massachusetts authorities in Chauncy A. Burdick of North Adams being convicted on 19 counts for violations of game and excise laws. He received a three month prison term and fines totaling 290 dollars. The association offered continued expert aid to game enforcement.
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New York
Massachusetts
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
Speenburen
Rase
Chauncy
Gama
Secret police association aids federal legal work
Officials across the United States enlist outside agents to assist in legal tasks and securing evidence in baffling cases. The association contends that a man from outside often succeeds where the local warden fails due to familiarity. Through its special agents it claims to accomplish much in this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jts Special Lagents
Mathewson Named All Star Pitcher by Grantland Rice
Grantland Rice selects Christy Mathewson as an all star pitcher amid a team of eleven Americans and five Nationals. Archer and Meyers are named best catchers as the day's bettingclimate and game results loom over the world series buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Mathewson
Grantland Rice
Archer
Meyers
Woman in Philadelphia Hospital Talks Nonstop After World Series
A Philadelphia woman remains unable to cease talking in hospital, a condition linked to the World Series period with many people expected to suffer similar afflictions for ten days. Johnny Kling appears finished as Boston Braves manager and may end his career with a Class AA club, though full league interest is uncertain.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Kling
Boston Braves
Reds lure Chance to manage next season
Chicago Oct 8 That an offer has been made to Frank L Chance manager of the Chicago Cubs to lead the Cincinnati Reds next season has become known here Garry Herrmann made this offer after a consultation with President Murphy of the Cubs Chance said he was bound by a promise made when he sold his tenth interest in the Cubs to return to his old team next year if he is wanted He would pay nothing until he learned positively whether the Cubs wanted to offer him a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank L. Chance
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Garry Herrmann
Murphy
Cubs
Chance
Herrmann
Devore Named Army Captain Tallest Gridiron Tackle
West Point captain Devore is identified as the tallest tackle in football among the Army team and national experts, noted for his on field presence and off cam performance. The item underscores his status as a standout lineman and a key figure in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devore
West Point
Gridiron
Eas
Leppel
Fam Devore
Army
Mayor Arrest Sparks Ames Court Martial Scene
In Ames Iowa on a Sunday morning the mayor of Marshalltown was arrested after a clash with General James Rush Lincoln over an Ames ordinance violation. Lincoln, who commanded 24,000 troops in the Spanish American War, mobilized the campus militia to back a court martial against Mayor Jones. The mayor was released on his own cognizance after testimony from Mrs Jones. Separate Iowa banking data show deposits up $9.1 million in two months, with 15 new banks and rising capital amid a nationwide credit upswing. The notices include ads for Foley Kidney Pills and The Homemstead subscription drive.
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Ames
Iowa
Marshalltown
Chicago
Lincoln
Cuba
James Rush Lincoln
United States
W. H. Jones
Ricketts of
Jones
Iowa State College
Ains
Dianer
Sheldon
Marshal Ricketts
General Lincoln
Des Moines
State and Savings Banks
C. Bailey Ellis
Banking Department
Auditor of State
Market Place at Norfolk VA Prices Higher in Rome Respects
A Norfolk market in the heart of the city operates with permanent stalls and daily rental. Fresh eggs go for 30 cents a dozen, butter up to 40 cents, potatoes and Irish potatoes priced similarly to Waterloo, fruits cheaper, and about half the sellers are Black. Two Ocean View men caught many fish. seafood tastes better fresh than after cold storage. Reports by E. L. Corton.
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Norfolk
Waterloo
Ocean View
E. L. Corton
Library Notes New Display Shelf Titles for Saturday Circulation
New display shelves hold diverse titles in divisions A and B including Alcott Little Men and Little Women, Barbour Crimson Sweater and Four Afoot, Custer Boots and Saddles, Grinnelli Jack the Young Ranch Man, Schauffler Christmas and Thanksgiving, plus Jolly Good Times and other works. The list enumerates authors alphabetically with multiple volumes per author and notes readiness for circulation Saturday morning.
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Division A
Alteheler
Forest Runners
Arnim
April Baby
Barbour
Blaisdell
Betty
Canada
Brooks
Coffin
Custer
Dopp
Doubleday
Drysdale
Kieffer
Saunders
Tilda Jane Smith
Smith
Stevenson
Tommy Remington
Tomlinson
Troquois
Zollinger
Magele McLanehan
Alcott
Jack
Jill
Altsheler
Weatherby
Carter
NuChailly
The
Grinnelli
Washington
Hackmatack
Death ends long residence in Iowa
Marshalltown Iowa Oct death ends a pioneer era as Mrs Mary M Hauser widow of John H Hauser Jr dies from injuries suffered in a fall nine weeks earlier near Liscomb. Born in Arney Indiana she came to this county in 1848 and lived on the same farm for 63 years. Husband died 1910. Survived by six children fifteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Marshalltown
Liscomb
Mary M. Hauser
John H. Hauser
Hauser
Arney
Owen County
Ind
Mission speaker to address Waterloo gathering
C. L. Van Schoick of Santa Rosa California is slated as the chief speaker at the Waterloo mission this evening. The mission is reported to be doing excellent work in Waterloo and his talk is expected to aid materially. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Mission
C. L. van Schoick
Santa Rosa
Waterloo Mission
Waterloo
van Schoick
Kidney Health Report from Auburn Vet’s Remarkable Recovery
Mr. Jas. V. Churchill of 80 Wall Street Auburn describes a long kidney and bladder ailment after army service. He tried Foley Kidner Pills and reports his kidneys and bladder returned to healthy condition. He offers strong personal recommendation.
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Jas. V. Churchill
Wall St
Auburn
Ty Foley Kidner Pilli
H. W. Taggart
Greeks Do Not Want To Fight In The War
The Greek vice consul for Council Bluffs South Omaha and Omaha has urged local Athenians to show patriotism and volunteer in their leaders call to arms. Many are believed to be reluctant, arguing that their severed ties to the mother country obligate no sacrifice for a war with uncertain outcome.
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Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Omaha
Jane Addams to Speak in Iowa Campaign Visit
Miss Jane Addams head resident of Hull House Chicago will campaign in Iowa for two days for the progressive party speaking in Clinton Oct. 24 and Marshalltown Oct. 25 in the evening. She may add an afternoon talk. national committee limited her time despite state push for more. She has been active in campaigning since the Chicago convention Aug. 5.
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Pes Moines
Jane Addams
Hull House of Chicago
Iowa
Progressive Party
Clinton
Marshalltown
State Central Committee
Miss Addams
Chicago
Hall's Catarrh Cure pledge in Toledo 1886 oath
Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Carver & Co. swears an oath in Toledo Ohio December 4 1886 promising to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured or not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice promotes Hall's Cure and pills for constipation with testimonials and dealer listing.
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City OF Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Chenet
F. J. Carver & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Novary
F. J. Cheney & CO
Tolade
Drugeieta
Muscatine Button Factory Burns. Loss About 12000
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed the Mabel Witton company plant in South Muscatine late Sunday, with an estimated loss of about 12000. The blaze rapidly engulfed the building, and investigators will probe the mystery after this sixth button factory fire in eighteen months.
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Muscatine
Mabel Witton Company
South Muscatine
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Leon Ames
Boston Red Sox
M’graw
EON Ames
James
McGraw
Phillies
Athletics
Burg
Stenben
Ae Devore
West Points
LIONS
Pinenciers
Geo. T. Craddock
Rubie, Ark
James M. Pierce
Norfolk VA
Rome
Waterloo Market
Library Notes
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Rambler Motor Garage
A. H. Williams
Kendon
London
MES. CO
A. J. Busby
Mgr
TRL
Harvey Stock & Co
Arizona
Arene "Ihe Gorgee
Madras
BANK
Peny
Wilbert Shallenberger
Eing
the Waterloo Theatre
Houom & Howard
Prince
TIMES
Percy Mammonds
Salo
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