Brotherhood and Industry World Congress Opens Four Day Session
The World Brotherhood federation convenes a four day session with delegates from England Canada Prussia Belgium India and Japan. Notable speakers include William Ward Bishop Nicolai Velimirovitch Frank Morrison Ben Spoor Francis J. McConnel and Roland S. Morris.
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Prawas Wachlogtos
Hood
World Brotherhood Federation
Lloyd George
Robert Dee
Arthur Henderson
William Ward
World Brotherhood
Nicolai Velimirovitch
Serbia
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Ben Spoor
England
Francis J. McConnel
Denver
Brotherhood and Industry
Roland S. Morris
Japan
Hoover Sees Party Responsibility as Main Issue in Campaign
Hoover tells the Columbia Club of Indianapolis that party responsibility and the league of nations testing the Republicans. He says the party must uphold the covenant or risk factional strife and radicalism, while supporting selective changes to the treaty to advance international justice. Paul Ailes stops Durmy Mack in six rounds at Creston, improving his record.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Harding-Coolidge
Columbia Club
League of Nations
Mr. Hoover
Republican Party
Senate
Harding
League
Root
Paul Ailes
Waterloo
Durmy
Mack
Creston
Ailes
Bob Licey
Plan to Disband War Service League in Cedar Falls
Oct. 9 Cedar Falls plans to disband the War Service League. The execution committee weighs treas ury surplus disposition with a near decision to give most funds to the American Legion post or share among subscribers. Some officers oppose gifting, preferring broader distribution.
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War Service League
Cedar Fally
American Lefon Post
Aintercial Club
League
Tbs Aubserbers
Keys Come Back but Linen and Silver Never Do
Hotel managers report widespread hotel room theft ranging from towels and blankets to silverware and light bulbs. Theaters and travelers are blamed as top offenders with anecdotes of brazen acts and clever disguises.
Lost Bet on Foul Man Asks Police to Help Him Get Money
Michael Mulligan McAuliffe assistant bailiff at the South Side municipal court lost a 27 year old mustache in a bet on the White Sox World Series. He seeks police help from Scott Godley chief of police and Robert Phelan to recover $25 and damages for the whiskers after Chicago White Sox players were indicted for throwing the World Series. He vows not to bet on another ball game.
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Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Michael Mulligan McAuliffe
South Side Municipal Court
Denny Coatello
McAuliffe
White Sox
Costello
Scott Godley
Robert Phelan
Severail
Roof Fire on Sycamore Street Briefly Damages Home
A small roof fire at 1 15 PM on Fire Prevention Day sent Station No 1 to 2235 Sycamore Street. The blaze caused slight damage to the home owned by A M Place. The ad notes Bronson Insurance Agency and phone 1274.
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Sycamore Street
A. M. Place
World Series opens as Brooklyn fans face scalping at Ebbets Field
Opening game leaves Brooklyn fans disappointed while ticket speculators rush the gates. Ten arrested for ticket speculation. nine plead guilty with $10 fines, one on suspended sentence. Scalpers claim profit but many tickets sell for low prices as late buyers snap up bargains. About 600 tickets remained among speculators.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Ebbetsfield
Reynolds
Flatbush
Alexa Stirling Captures Women’s National Golf Title
Miss Alexa Stirling won the women’s national golf championship at Mayfield, securing the title in a decisive performance. The event, reported from Cleveland on October 9, highlighted Stirling’s standout round and dominance over challengers.
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Cleveland
Alexa Stirling
Mayfield
Plan for Y M C A Leaders Course in Training Program
F W Richardson announces a new nine month course at the Y M C A for men and boys leaders. It includes 20 sessions with bible study health education first aid gym work and exams. The plan mirrors a boys course and aims to foster Christian manhood and physical education in the community.
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F. W. Richardson
J . W. F. Huxford
Anderson's Island
Huxford
Iowa Dairy Separator
Cedar River Park
Funeral Plans Set for Frank Hitchins in Waterloo
Funeral services for Frank Hitchins, Rainbow division veteran who died in Germany, are planned at First Evangelical church on Sunday afternoon Oct 17. The body will leave New York City Oct 14 for Waterloo. The King Marson Rainbow post will conduct with help from Becker Chapman American Legion post. A memorial hall meeting Monday at 7:30 p m will finalize arrangements.
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Frank
Hitchins
Rainbow Division
Germany
I. Hitchins
Third Avenue West
New York City
Waterloo
King-Marson Post
Rainbow Society
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
King- Marson Post
Memorial Hall
Heir to Barony to Marry Daughter of Village Blacksmith
Announcement in the Daily Mirror reports the betrothal of Luis Chandos Francis Temple master of Kinloss heir presumptive to the Baron of Kinloss to Katherine Jackman daughter of a village blacksmith near the Kinloss estate. The couple matches social contrasts with Temple ordained a clergyman in 1914 and Katherine described as a country girl of moderate means. The bride-elect is the daughter of the village blacksmith whose cottage and forge lie just outside Kinross estate gates.
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Associated Press
London
Luis Chandos Francis Temple
Kinloss
Katherine Jackman
Daily Mirror
Baron of
Leonard Knocks Sheppard In Third Round At Paterson
In Paterson Benny Leonard lightweight champion stopped Johnny Sheppard England in the third round after the referee halted the scheduled 12 round bout.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Benny Leonard
Johnny Sheppard
England
Toledo
Jack Britton
Jack Perry
Pittsburch
Winnipeg
Clonie Tait
Edmonton
Otto Wallace
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Ariz
Ed Strangler" Lewis
Nick Daviscourt
Pacific Seast
New York
Tommy Noble
Johnny Murray
Madison Square Garden
City in Brief Inks and Visits Highlight Waterloo Notes
L. Sarvay preaches at Mission hall at 8 pm. W. Chapman returns from Ouray Colorado. Maud Knudson leaves for two weeks in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Mrs. Rose McGreevy and son Arthur visit in Waterloo from Albert Lea, Minnesota. Edna Steinhauer to spend Sunday with parents. John Wright falls ill on street. ambulance to home at 107 French Street. H. S. Coward and family plan winter in Los Angeles with a cross-country trip. Louis Altstadt illness delays teacher reception. Nathan Sharp of Burroughs Adding Machine to visit after Chicago and Cleveland trip. Judge and Mrs. Kiefer to arrive from St. Charles Minnesota for family visits. Rural teachers attend first study center at junior high. Geography by E J Cable. Grace E. B. Rait teaches Beacon method. C C Swain on reading. Lambson and Bushy at Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention in St. Louis. Rev J W Innes of Collegiate Presbyterian in Ames reports Ames enrollment above 5 000. Mrs Cora Latcheshaw, longtime Waterloo stenographer now in California, to visit Fred N. LaBarre after move from Waterloo in 1886.
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New Hartford State Bank
Mise Mabel Clansing
Goldfield
James Millard Bailey
Bailey
First National Bank
Waterloo
F. H. Cutter
Oregon
N. 5
Nielsen
Des Moines
Hans C. Smith
R. W. Jordan
Topeks
Kan
Legeman
B. Faber
Chicago
Charles Gray
Cresco
Sartort Hospital
Walter
Frank O'Connor
New Hampton
John Petersen
Arthur
Green i Waller
Laura Irwin
Highmore
Misa Maud Knudson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rose McGreevy
Albert Lea
Minn
Joseph MecGreevy
Annther
Edna Steinhauer
Greater
H. S. Coward
Myrtle Peterson
Los Angeles
Louis Altstadt
G. F. Altstadt
Oast
Nathan Sharp
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Mason City
Cleveland
Cal Sharp
Nicholas Kiefer
St. Charles
Ming
Wll
George Ferguson
Mobile Street
John Joseph
Summit Avenue
B. B. Wight
Logan Avenue
H. W. Lyon
Vine Street
E. J. Cable
Grace EB. Rait
C. C. Swain
Russell
Lamson
Charles Bushy
Ames
Joiner Dies in Freeport Funeral Parade Roles
John Scher, 57, a florist, died at his Freeport home. He joined lodges and fraternal organizations and held membership in nearly 59 societies.
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Associated Press
Freeport
Oqet
John Scher
Monument to Gray Fails to Attract Bids at Slough
In Slough England Oct 9 the Thomas Gray monument near Stoke Poges churchyard failed to attract a bid at auction. The sarcophagus structure, erected in 1799, sits in fields beside the churchyard and drew no interest from buyers.
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Slough
England
Thomas Gray
Stoke Poges
Campaign fireworks as Cox assails Harding in Indiana
Gov. Cox in southern Indiana denounces Senator Harding over the Des Moines speech claim about Wilson and the League of Nations. He cites Wilson’s offer on Hitchcock resolutions and urges voters not to be misled as Roosevelt supports Cox in the West.
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Associated
Prem
Des Moines
Guy. Cox
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Harding
Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebranka
Gov. Cox
Terre T Haute
Thioosevele
Missouri
Sedalia
Mississippi River
Franklin
Roosevelt
Vics
League of Nations
Cox
Paul and Baltimore Fight Third Game Today
Baltimore and St. Paul resume their minor league championship series in Baltimore with the count 1 to 0 for the locals. Ideal weather. expected crowd at Rand. Jack Bentsley of the Orioles and Charley Hill of the Saints likely to pitch again.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and
St. Paul
Rand
Jack Bentsley
Orioles
Charley Hill
Saints
Battler Tommy Comiskey Visits Waterloo Boxing Weekend
Tommy Comiskey of Davenport boxes Jimmy Huse in Waterloo after spending the weekend with friends. Comiskey, who fights in Pant, Minn., on his way to future bouts, traveled from Davenport for the engagement.
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Battler
Waterloo
Tommy Comiskey
Davenport
Jimmy Huse
Bergdoll Car Found by Federal Agents in Minnesota
Federal agents report an abandoned automobile in St. Vincent Minnesota believed used by Grover Bergdoll the Philadelphia draft evader. The car carried four pistols and two whisky bottles and has been shipped to Philadelphia. Bergdoll reportedly fled to Winnipeg then Holland with a passport obtained from a returning soldier.
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Associated Press
Pembina
M. D
St. Vincent
Minn
Grover Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Cagsda
Bergdorf
Better
Winnipeg
Holland
Cay
Philadlphia
National movement in Norway aims to curb living costs
A committee of notables led by the Norwegian premier promotes a campaign to reduce the high cost of living and restore normal conditions with the slogan Be economical and live simply. The notice appears in Washington from October, quoting the Acendata Berge.
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Washington, D. C
Norway
New York Sees Rise in Sleep Producing Drug Deaths
Health officials report increasing deaths linked to sleep producing drugs since prohibition began. Medical Examiner Morris warns of treacherous substances and urges immediate investigation. grafting strict controls on sale and use.
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New York
Calet
Morris
Copeland
Bureau of Foods
Morrie
Galetof Pofsona
MacSwiney Weak in Exhausted Condition
London reports Terence MacSwiney, Cork lord mayor, in a very weak and exhausted state on the fifty-eighth day of his hunger strike. A bulletin from the Irish Self Determination League said his condition worsened through the day, continuing his protest.
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Associated Prasey
London
Terence” ‘Mees
Swiney
Cork
Brixton -Priss Jon
Irish Self
Mination League
Bulletin of League
MacSwiney
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Dizon
Lincoln
Neb
W. 8. Smith
Jefferson City
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Chris Kyhl
Franklin Street
Kirk Fox
Asociate
Kimball Dairy Farmar
Miss Earth Kyhl
A. C. Kildegard
Danish Bethlehem Church
For
Mike Kyhl
Grundy Center
Russell- Lamson
Mr. Brewer
Middle West
Mexico
Thaa
Man
Pisy Sete
Bronson Insurance Agency
Y. M
A. Co Hagan
Hitchins Funeral
L. Sarvay
W. Chapman
Ouray
Colo
John Wright
Linden Addition
French Street
Presay la Dura
Colu
Hradstreet
Kichener
Ont
RCN
Havana
International Bank of Cuba
Panam
Open Stand Against! League
Charles W. Claspman
France
Charles W. Chapman
Aero Division
C. W. Chapman
Henry Rea
Pittsburgh
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Chapman
Rea
United States
Thrifty
Bridge Sts
Paul
Bergdoll
A. Clu
N.Y
Agilent
Salem
Sibert
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