Change in Street Names To Occupy Council Session
Waterloo city considers renaming streets to numeric designations while keeping old names briefly. Protests from carriers and clerks cite extra work. a 27 post office workers pledge cooperation if adopted. Mayor Gnagy will present data from cities using number naming. police seek clarity on care for poor with current arrangements. emergency doctor call issues persist and delays occurred in aiding a woman.
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Counci
Waterloo
Charles C. MacKilly
Siowers
A. KE. Gnagy
Police Department
Board of Supervisors
Medical Association
Tom Morris
Morris
Frost Observed on Roofs with No Crop Damage
The first frost of consequence formed last night at the freezing mark with heavy frost on roofs and lawns. Inspectors found no freezing damage to tomato plants or tender vegetation in Waterloo gardens as corn crops remain safe, with prior autumn lows at 30 degrees on two occasions.
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Waterloo
Brig
City In Brief Snippet With Unclear Details
A fragmentary city brief mentions a location and seemingly miscellaneous notes, with garbled text including "CITY IN BRIEF" and stray letters. No clear events, dates, or names are readable to identify an concrete item or outcome.
Local society notes and travel updates from Waterloo
George Smith Payne plans astronomy lectures while Willian Winklepleck visits sister in Waterloo. Frank Bros. manager Wren leaves for Chicago. Ralph Vinlavey returns from Kansas City for Priests of Pallas expo. Bar ber Supply Dealers' convention in Chicago. Mrs Kepford visits Waterloo for state social workers conference at Cedar Walls. Hospital convension at St Francis opens tomorrow. J J Dave invites relatives for visit. J J Peek and W T Rose depart for Chicago. Seeling transfers to Kansas City. farewell party held. Dr Preston to Davenport for installation at Mt Ida Church. Katheryn Flynn wedding in Davenport. Jessie Clayton convalesces at home. Kretz Cafe advertises 50 cent dinner.
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George Smith Payne
Willian Winklepleck
Colman
J. M. Woodbury
Eleventh Street
Elifate
Wren
Imanager
Frank Bros
Ciede
Ralph Vinlavey
Kansas City
W. T. Rose
J. J. Peek
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
A. E. Kepford
Toledo
Vistte
Sd Cial
Cedar Walls
St. Francis
Amys. H
Beal
Milan
Minn
Waterloo
Iitheas
Mrs. Seeling
Biven
Ritay
Blisses LeRos Jessup
Florence Ritchie
Ray van Trees
Seeling
A. C O. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fefe
Davenport
J. Gretsinger
Mt. Ida Presbyterian Church
Preston
Dubuque
Katheryn Flynn
Workman Overcome by Coal Gas Fumes in Hotel Basement
John Miller is recovering after asphyxiation by coal gas fumes in the coal-bin at Hotel Hummel. Firemen and a physician treated him, with promoter aid helping to save his life. A second worker, Affiler, about 50, was overcome by gas while shoveling coal from the bin and found unconscious.
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John Miller
Hummel
Nat
Affiler
Chas. A. Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Plans Made for Corn Show in December
The second annual corn show for north central Town is planned by Greater Waterloo association and Black Hawk County Farm Bureau for December. Last year the event, held at association headquarters, drew cooperation from businessmen and farmers of Black Hawk County, with Waterloo merchants contributing $1,000 in prizes and banks covering other expenses. The program anticipates a display of corn and farm products, aiming to surpass last year’s success.
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North Central Town
Greater Waterloo Association
Black Awk County Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Arraignment in Hudson on DUI Charge After Mulberry Street Crash
Sam Silvers of Hudson Ia was arraigned in police court this morning for driving while intoxicated after a collision in the 1406 block of Mulberry street last night. Trial continued to tomorrow for witness summons. Forfeitures included Thresa plain clothes after weekend arrest, Peter Carlos fined five dollars for decayed fruit sale, Otto Jensen failed to claim bond on wrong parking, and theft bond forfeited. FP Pee charged with wrong parking and blocking a sidewalk, continued for investigation tomorrow.
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Sam Silvers
Hudson
Eourt
Mulberry Street
Thresa
Plain Xhunks
Peter Carlos
Jcoxts Cp
Otto Jensen
Ito
Heart Sing
Pee
Mrs Silverthorn and Mrs Jessup to Speak at Independence Meeting
Mrs Frederick N. Jessup, longtime missionary to Persia, and Mrs E H Silverthorn, executive secretary of the Northwest district Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions, will be featured speakers at the independence synodical meeting of Woman’s, Home and Foreign Missionary societies. Silverthorn will preach at Westminster Church Sunday morning. Jessup, born in Madison Wisconsin, has endured illness, war, and personal loss while leading missions work and will return to Persia in December.
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Frederick N. Jessup
Versi
E. H. Silverthorn
Northwest District
Woman's Board of Forsign Missions
Chicago
Wonan's, Hone and Foregg Missionary Societies
Independence
Waterloo
Presbyterian
Earmer
Northfield
Synodical Assembly
India
Women of Westminster Church
Woman's Working Association
First Church
Fessup
Jessup
Helen Grave
Tabriz
Persia
Jessup!Horn
Wis
Madison
Presbyterian Church
Department of Direct Evangelism
America
Addttion
Rel Vanneman
Wil
September tax collections near a million dollars
Ed Madigan county treasurer reports September receipts totaling 3926 253.86 with 682 654.95 general, 4 798.86 special assessments, and 240.37 drainage. Other collections reach 228 609.6s. Will filed. Copy of Lydia Hinman estate will and transcript filed. bequests listed to Rosebrook, Hammond, Presbyterian church, and residuary shares to Hinman sisters in law. Executors named. marriage notices and a shower for Newsvaud Eddy noted.
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Ed Madigan
Tootal
Lydia Hinman
Steel 5
Coarts
J. LH. Rosebrook
Orleans
Hammond
Independence
Presbyterian Church
Steel
T. Hinman
la Jolla
Gal. Mirs
C. T. Hinman
Joingbury
Rees L. Phelps, Steel
Caughlan to Attend Tree Planting Honoring Rock Island Official
H H Caughlan Westinghouse representative from Pittsburgh will travel to Spirit Lake Iowa to participate in exercises honoring Robert Mather late Rock Island Railroad vice president and former Westinghouse board chairman A tree will be planted along Rock Island line to mark seventy years of service by the transportation company
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H. H. Caughlan
Westinghouse Electical & Manufacturing Co
PittsburTgh
Spirit Lake
Rock Island Railroad Company
Robert Mather
Westinghouse
Math
Enforce Law Against Riding on Sidewalks
Mayor A E Gnagg announces strict enforcement of the bicycle sidewalk ban after complaints of riders entering residential areas. Police are instructed to arrest anyone riding on sidewalks and violators face heavy fines if caught or reported by pedestrians.
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A. E. Gnagg
Civil Service Exam Set for Colfax Hospital Vacancy
A special civil service examination will be held in the Federal building Oct 28 to fill a bookkeeping department vacancy at G 3 veterans hospital Colfax. Miss Leona New secretary of the focal civil service board will conduct the examination and indications are that a large class will be present. About six women and four men already filed applications.
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G. 3
Veterans’ Hospital
Colfax
Leona New
Focal Civil Service Board
Wll
Committeem Meeting Outlines Campaign Plans at Courthouse
Republican county central committee holds a planning session this afternoon at the courthouse. Chairman Lare Alford presides. secretary is TB Neher.
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Republian County
Markham Lands I. C. Shopmen for Loyalty During Late Strike
Markham, a Chicago railway executive visiting Waterloo, lauds loyal shopmen and employer loyalty during the recent strike. He traces his career from laborer to railway president and board director, praising industry loyalty amid transportation facility challenges. William Sweeney, Cedar Falls resident, dies in St Paul at 68. funeral arrangements set at St Joseph's Church after viewing at O'Keefe Towne mortuary.
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Co. Mark* Ham
Chicago
St.vois Central Railway
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Raad
Mr. Markham
America
Markham
AL T
Clarksville
Tenn
Addison
Houston & Texas Central Railway
Minaia Central
Dia Fone
Tha Ocean Steamship Company
Celtral of Georgia Railway
William Sweeney
Willia
Sweeney
Cedar Falls
St. Paul, Inn
James
Edwin
Arthur
John Sweeney
Independence
O'Keefe A! Towne
St. Joseph's Church
Jiggs and Maggie Off for World Tour
Visitors from Texas Mr and Mrs C L Reeder of Waco stay with Mr and Mrs F G Kral at 216 Virsti street west.
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Jiggs and
Maggie
Texas
Waco, Tex
F. G. Kral
Virsti Street
Mrs Phillips Denies Striking Blows That Killed Young Widow
Los Angeles Oct 1 Mrs Clara Phillips denying the fatal hammer blows to 20 year old Alberta Tremaine contends she did not strike the blows that killed the young widow. She told newspaper men she is guilty of nothing and briefly paused when asked about the killer’s blow.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Tremaine Hlontelbows
Alberta Mordins
Phillips
Mig. Philiige
Jas
Restaurant Owners Studying Sanitation Convention Notes
Washington DC leaders of the National Restaurant Association meet to promote higher standards of service and sanitation. The five-day convention emphasizes better eating places and requires each member to be an American citizen as part of the association’s pledge.
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Washington, D. C
Get
National Restaurant Association
Negro Kills War Vet Constable in Vancouver
In Vancouver British Columbia Detective R S Quirk was wounded and constable R G McBeath a World War II veteran and Victoria Cross recipient was shot and killed as officers attempted to arrest Fred Deal for erratic driving in the downtown area.
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Vancouver
B. C
Qet. F
R. G. McBeath
Dear Toiay
R. S. Quirk
Fred Deal
Ofty
Firpo Knocks Out Tracy in Fourth Round
Buenos Aires report says Quis Firpo, South American heavyweight champion, knocked out Jim Tracy, former Australian champion, in the fourth round. After even early rounds, Firpo's strengthDominant and Tracy was dropped for the count after a hard left and right combination to the head.
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Buenos Aires
Quis Firpo
South America
Jim Tracy
Firpo
Tracy
Nearly Killed Trying to Please Visitors
Sioux City Iowa reports Mrs. F C Warwick of morningside attempted to pick apples for Sunday visitors. Climbing a ladder she slipped and suffered two broken arms and a fractured leg, now in hospital.
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Sioux City
Sneking
F. C. Warwick
Morningside
Crosses Continent by Airplanes as Mail Courier
Miss Lil Wan Gatlin of San Francisco arrived in New York to promote aviation mail service. Her 27 hour 11 minute flight in government planes completed the continental crossing, marking her as the first woman to travel the route by air.
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New York
Lil- Wan Gatlin
San Francisco
Burch's Third Trial Postponed to Oct 16
International news from Los Angeles reports that Arthur Kaveh, charged with multiple counts, has had his third trial postponed to October 16. The case against him, tied to the slaying of broker C. Reitan Weenedy, remains in progress as court proceedings continue.
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Burch
International Wewse
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Kaveh
Madalyan Chenelvuin
C. Reitan Weenedy
Tme
Pay Day For Co D Howard Reuse In National Guard
D Howard Reuse, captain of Company D, National Guard, has received 3500 from the War Department. Funds will be paid to the men at the regular drills tonight. The Guard is financed by the federal government under wartime defense legislation, replacing state funding, with semiannual regular army wages.
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D. Howard Reuse
Co. . National Guard
War Department
National Guard
National Defense
Congress
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