Sunday Schools Plan Big Day in Waterloo
The Waterloo Courier reports the city’s Ministerial Association pushing a Go to Church campaign with a Sunday school rally day planned for October 10. It cites Sunday schools as vital community assets guiding morality and citizenship, urging public support to expand enrollment toward nearly 19 million participants in North America.
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Courier
Waterloo
Raikes
Fawcett
Walcrloo
North America
Announcement of Masonic and Red Cross Lodge Meetings
Waterloo Judge No. 105 A F A M lists a called communication at Masonic temple Saturday evening October 9 for third degree work. Ascalon commandery No. 25 E T calls a stated conclave Friday evening for Red Cross work. All Knights urged to attend. Wang Miller shoe store ad notes best footwear for men and children.
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Woon
Wang & Miller Shoe
Wrecked New Orleans Waterfront After Great Storm
Scene shows steamers driven into the New Orleans wharf by a hurricane that killed hundreds and caused millions in damage. Timbers mark the remains of an old steamer, with only the paddle wheel visible amid raging wind and water.
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New Orleans
Hun
Projperty
Sirer
Rockefeller vows friendship with Colorado workers
J. D. Rockefeller Jr. addressed the Denver chamber of commerce, praising Colorado’s friendliness and his father’s investments in Colorado Fuel and Iron. He asserted support for workers’ rights, cited testimony before the federal industrial relations commission, and urged no further coal strikes in Colorado, warning all parties lose.
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Denver
Gale
Get
Tohn Brockefelier, Jr
Colorado
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Carranza May Be Recognized by the U S Soon
Washington dispatch reports indications that the United States may grant recognition to the Carranza government in Mexico. Recognition depends on Carranza authorities showing military supremacy and pledges to protect foreigners and property, grant amnesty to prisoners, and ensure religious liberty. The Pan American conference may name which faction to recognize tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Tts
Rhuza
Ieels
Bulgaria Rebuffs Russia In Insolent Reply
Petrograd reports Bulgaria’s bold reply to the Russian ultimatum denies German officers in Bulgarian staff while noting Bulgaria may invite whomever it pleases. It asserts Bulgaria may accept German financial aid and preserves freedom to sever or join alliances as it pleases. The government signals willingness to withdraw diplomats from Sofia disapproving its actions. Bulgarian minister Michael Majariov in Petrograd has not been asked for passports.
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Bulgarita
Russia
Petrograd
London
Bulgaria
Anix Bulgaria
Germany
Sofia
Michael Majariov
City in Brief: Portable notices from many towns
A series of short items lists residents traveling on trips visiting relatives and attending events. Names include A Parker, Mrs WoW Lytle, Abs M Howe and son Robert, Dr H C Weigert, Mrs Bradlay Phillips, Miss Eleanor Johnson, Paul B Talbot, D J Wilson, Dr and Mr J S Henderson, Mr and Mrs F J Jenness, L E Alliston. Locations include Evanston Chicago Minneapolis Boise Oskatoona Wallerlan Dayton First United Brethren church.
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Buchanan
A. Parker
Sixth Street
Wow. Lytle
Pennsylvania
M. Howe
Robert
Evanston
Silas Northay
H.C. Weigert
Chicago
Bradlay Phillips
Minneapolis
Mellie Phillips
Lag YW
Eleanor Johnson
New York
Paul B. Talbot
Corn Belt Farmer
Chcago
D. J. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
WW. Templeton
Wallerlan
J. $. Henderson
Oskatoona
Thea
J. W. Wray
Wellington Street
Minnnesota
F_J. Jenness
Chester I’_ Jjenness
Boise
Idaho
Jenness
Iowa State College
E. Alliston
Dayton
First United Brethren Church
C. F. Bower
Mr. Alliston
The
Gideons
Faso
Abdatineed Inter
Statis
Nargo
M. Reed
Wow. Marsh
G. AL Waterbury
Minahee
T. W. Crapper
I Jy Metin
Auetia Wael
Mes. Bl
A. J. Hnwards
AL Waterbury
Mra. Ee
Johnson
J. E Bragdon 15 Named President in Local Society
Board of directors of the Awe socied Clarisles met yesterday. Officers were reelected, with Geara as president and Dr. Billig McCollum as secretary. Committees named for the year include entertainment and charity work, featuring many local residents and civic leaders.
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Awe Socied Clarisles
Synoon
Geara
Billig McCollum Fones
Heckory
Dasaurer
Guardsmen to Attend Second Annual Military Tournament
Guardsmen from Waterloo and Cedar Falls units will travel to Cedar Rapids October 12 and 13 for a two day national guardsmen tournament hosted by the Cedar Rapids commercial club. General Allen will lead the event with Gov Clarke reviewing, as Waterloo militiamen express intent to attend. Cedar Falls pioneer Joseph Wells dies at 80 after a long illness.
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F. Ang G
Waterloo
Foot
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Commercial Club
Carleton Sias
HL Aa. Allen
Iowa Brigade
Fritaries
Reid Artillery
Fragmentary notice hints at sewing project instructions
The readable text mentions making straps and a yoke from a photograph, asking to send men and a self addressed stamped envelope, and notes the front and back finishing clearly. It reads like a craft or instructional fragment with unclear context.
Bernstorff Says Submarine Grew Shot By British
A garbled report from New Orleans recounts Count von Bernstorff alleging a German submarine was sunk after being attacked by a British force. affidavits from four muleteers and others claim the crew of the submarine fought and perished as the vessel was sunk near the Nicorhun coast amid Allied pursuit. The British consul general and Captain Manning of the Nicorhun deny commenting on the charges as U.S. and British authorities review the confidential Navy notes.
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New Orleans
Lau
Count von Berns
Storey
Wardsneton
Ppg
G. Carri
Chitige
Eadbyard
Delroig
Binorkun Palen
New York
Charles
Mightower
Cosby
Cryatl City
Lexa
Andy
Liverpool
Ley
Lyttle Tmatlies
Anbmnerine
Paa Pode Yeeter
Curraws Adhlavit
Leroy Young
Nicorhun
Stoward
Caplin Manning
le Ninosian
Truleteer
Washington
Washington, D. C
Del
State Department
Tbe
Throng Fills Stadium for Opening Practice Day
A throng gathers for the opening game as gasoline is spread along base paths to dry the field before practice. Mays pitches for Boston while Demaree throws for Philadelphia. Rain soaked infields slow fielding but players, umpires, and photographers keep busy amid the jovial crowd and brass band tunes.
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Alexander
Boston
Mays
Philadelphias
Weston
Philadelphia
Gorton
Fort Nelder
Lewis
Philadelephia
Ernest Shore
Royal Rooters
Phillies Win First Of Series In Slugfest Victory
In a high scoring game the Philadelphia Phillies clinched the series opener with key hits from Lewis, Whitted, and Stock. Gardner, Cravath, and Hancroft contributed as solid defense limited the opposition to a few scoring chances. The late innings saw Speaker and Lewis spark the offense as the Phillies overcame miscues and held the lead with timely plays at the plate.
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Whittet
Lewis
Nichany
Sre
Nobiiizel
Burns
Barry
Secor
Seoth
Bancroft
Speaker
Scott
Wobbsteel
Alexander
Stock
Hancroft
Paskert
Hall
Hases
Cravath
Tva
Underus
Tancroft
Luderus
Missing Princeton Student Held as German Spy in London
Kenneth G. Vriest, 19, who vanished from Princeton University last January, is reported as a prisoner in London accused as a spy. Relatives cite Washington State Department data. his father, Wolfgang Triest, a naturalized American citizen, says his son may be mentally unbalanced and seeks discharge and deportation.
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New York
Kenneth G.vriest
Princeton University
London
Stats Department
Washington
Triest
Wolfgang. Triest
Share &Triest
United States
Germany
Lansing
State Department
Lisson
Lansing Las
Rev I W Bess Reappointed Pastor of African Methodist Church
Pastor T W Iss of the African Methodist church in Waterloo is reappointed for another year by the African M I Conference meeting in Milwaukee. The community anticipates continued growth and strong church cooperation as Rev Bess resumes duties after returning from the conference and visits to Chicago and Galesburg.
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T. W. Iss
Ehurch
M. I
Milwaukee
Waterloo
Hes
Wr. Bess
Chicago
Galesburg
Local ads list rental and sale offerings in city limits
Classified notices show a mix of rental listings for rooms flats and houses with phone contacts. sale notices include a 81 acre Red River Valley farm, a hosting store, a house for $1600, and a well improved 220 acre Buller county arm. Also requests for a bookkeeper and a sewing machine company position.
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Hileman & Jones Garage
Satoy
Florence St. Phane
West Side
Rir, & Sanford
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Waterloo
Allen
Central Meat
Black
Broadway Street
Ellis Hotel
Sycamore
Cood
Singer- Sewing Machine Co
Park Ave
Buller County Arm
Seeshe, Greene
Trong
Kern St
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Paw
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Mia
Seventh Street
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Market Atroat
Portsmouth
John Voilin
Thonas Kaleht
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Namea
Aisa Patra
Bellon
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A. G
Lextngion
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Luke McLuke
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Hursband
Bernstorff
Whitted
Cline
Hleal
Cady Joe Scott
Yiarry
Heimlasel
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Phillies
I. W. Bess
Erinaally
Sein Semmes
Swift & Co
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