Lincoln and slavery in 1830s republicans fading epic
A fragmented recount traces antebellum debates on slavery, the rise of the Republican Party, and Lincoln's election, noting southern defenses of slavery, northern abolitionist hopes, secession tensions, and Civil War mobilization with veteran commentary and contemporary events.
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Republican
America
Republican’ Party
Gality
Linaloa
Baltimore
Washington
Lincoln
Sbi
Jincoln
Detailed Account of Second World Series Game
A prolonged Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics game recounts the fifth and sixth innings with pitchers Blake, Earnshaw, Grimm, Wilson, and Hartnett featuring key plays. Foxx and Hornsby hit for the Cubs as Hartford delays and crowd noise accompany outs and hits.
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Athletics
Foxx
Miller
Taylor
Hornsby
Foy
Carlson
Jeff
Stephenson
Boley
Wilson
Grove
Cubs
Guyler
Cuyler
Tephenson
Bishop
Nonce
Nenft
Grimm
Hack Wilson
Cobs
English
Vignb
Cochrane
Foxy
Cub
Blake
Syith
Earnshaw
Hass
Simmons
Haas
Foxk
McMilan
McMillan
Boley Boley
Wilsoni
Sui
Gingle
Ic Earnshaw
Ayhitter
Heathcote
Gabby Hartnett
Hartnett
Local Youth Laments Unachieved Dream Then Dies
Raymond Herfurth, 21, of Waterloo, who aspired to be a surgeon but lost use of his left hand in a Fourth of July cannon accident, died after ingesting poison in Ames. Born July 2, 1908, he moved from East High to Iowa State University and then Ames to study electrical engineering. His parents Herman and his wife brought his body home for funeral arrangements. Brothers and sisters in Waterloo, Canyon, and Milwaukee, along with a teacher sister in Vinton, survive.
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Amos
Raymond Herfurth
Waterloo
Reaumond
East High School
Raymond
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Ames
Herman Herfurth
Logan Avenue
Todeyond
Hileman & Gindt
F. ©. Herfurth
William Webbeking
August. Miller
Clarence Benson
Coronado
Cal
Herbert Herfurth
Milwaukee
Wis
Esther Herfurth
School For the Blind
Vinton
Negress Given 90 Days and 300 Fine for Liquor Nuisance
Fannie Brown pleaded guilty in district court to liquor nuisance and was sentenced by Judge BR. W. Hasner to three months in county jail and a $300 fine plus costs. If not paid, the fine converts to imprisonment at $3.33 per day. Also noted: Robert Martle and Orvil Saunders pleaded guilty to nuisance offenses with pending sentences. County Attorney J. W. Gwynne represented the state. jurors delayed calls due to policy pleas.
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Fannie Brown
Negress
BR. W. Hasner
Robert. Martle
Mqnor
Orvil. Saunders
Iuuer
Pulicy
J. W. Gwynne
Deaths Mrs Anna Hekel of Waterloo
Mrs Anna Hekel aged 83 dies after weeks illness in a local hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:30 pm at residence and 2 pm at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Rev A H Semmann officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Survivors include three children and six grandchildren. Also funeral for Mrs Sarah Johnson of 423 Quincy Street set for Thursday at Mount Carmel Baptist Church with Rev J A Pinkney. Burial in Fairview.
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Anna Hekel
Anns Schwartz Hekel
Ninth Street
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A. H. Semmann
Hileman & Gindt
Fairview Ce
Sarah Johnson
Quincy Street
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
J. A. Pinckney
Fey
J.H. Patten
Fairview
Temperatures and Conditions Reported for Midweek
Weather data lists Tuesday and Wednesday temperatures with expected highs and lows. The fragment references times 11 am and 3 pm on Wednesday and notes a Tuesday night low of 1.44 units, though the details are garbled.
Man Wanted for Larceny Forgery Found in Army
Harley Palmer a 24 year old formerly of 520 Ankeny street is in a military prison at the Presidio of San Francisco serving time for fraudulent enlistment in the U S army. He previously disappeared with a car from U Drive It Cedar Rapids and raised a check from A B Dean near Waterloo. Prosecution on theft and check charges will be postponed.
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Harley Palmer
Ankeny Street
Presidio of
San Francisco
United States Army
Cedar Rapids Auto Renting Service
Emil Steffen
Palmer
A. B. Dean
Waterloo
Dean
Steffen
Harry Parsons
Hoover to Attend Stimson Stag for Premier MacDonald
President and Prime Minister prepare for talks on war debts maya bases and sea prohibition violations as disarmament conference in London nears. The evening gathering was to be sentimental with a cordial farewell from the president to the visiting labor premier.
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London
Finley Elected Colonel of County Civil War Vets
D. A. Finley of Cedar Falls was elected colonel of the Black Hawk County Civil War Veterans’ association at the annual meeting in Memorial hall. He follows the late T. F. Shannon. Other officers named were John Moyer of Waterloo as lieutenant colonel and E. A. Wright of Cedar Falls as major. The program included musical selections and addresses by J. S. Ew ing Shannon Grty Iowa department commander of the G. A. R. and by J. S. Tuthill of Waterloo.
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D. A. Finley
Cedar Fails
Black Hawk County
Civ War Veterans’ Association
Memoaria Hall
T. F. Shannon
John Moyer
Waterloo
E. A. Wright
Cedar Falls
Memorial Hall
J. S. Tuthill
Waterroo
Red Cross Annual Meeting Set for Nov 12
The Water top chapter of the Red Cross schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday November 12 at Black's tearoom following a board noon session. Budget for the coming year approved and Mrs Etta Worthen authorized to attend the state convention in Des Moines.
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Water Top
Red Cross
Black
Etta H. Worthen
Home Service Section
Des Moines
R. 4. Buckmaster
Dunkerton
PAPPAS BOUND ON ER LIQUOR CHARGE
Gus Pappas 32 of 708 Jefferson street was bound over to district court after waiving arraignment on a liquor nuisance charge in municipal court. Bond set at 500 was posted by Pappas. A conflicting address for co‑defendant Virgil Stowers was reported by H W Nordman of 1128 Commercial Street, challenging Stowers address at 1136 Commercial Street.
Building permits and marriage licenses recorded
Ray Randall builds a garage at 1922 Black Hawk for 100 dollars. Ray Roundall also listed for a garage at Kenyon and Powers Riverview for 100 dollars. Ray Randall constructs a residence at 177 Elev enth west for 7000 dollars and another at 179 Elev enth west for 1000 dollars. Martin Hansen builds a garage at 4127 Sheffield for 100 dollars. Marriage licenses issued include Alvin C. Lighty and Julia A. Miller both in Waterloo.
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Ray Randall
Black Hawk
Ray Roundall
Kenyon and Powers
Riverview
Eleventh West
Martin Hansen
Sheffield
Alvin C. Lighty
Waterloo
Julia A. Miller
Bottles Capone Jailed On Income Taxes
Ralph Bottles Capone, brother of Al Capone, is jailed in Philadelphia on a federal income tax case. He was arrested after witnessing a boxing card at Chicago Stadium, bond set at 50000 dollars. Prosecutors say Capone earned 974000 in 1927 and owed 5662.73 taxes, offering 1000 as a compromise before insolvency declaration. He reportedly offered diamonds and World Series tickets to raise bond.
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Chicago
Ralph
Bottles) Capone
Scarface
Capone
Philadelphia
Caoatie
Chicago Stadium
Bond
Jeff
Crpona
Altho
Fined for Small Worthless Check in Municipal Court
EK J Saul Dike was fined 15 dollars in municipal court by Judge George J Sager for a worthless check charge. He allegedly gave a gas station attendant a check for about 1.56 dollars. County Attorney Burr Towne and Ruth Hobinson described active prosecution reducing bad check cases.
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J. Saul Dike
George J. Sager
Saul
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance announces Waterloo branch
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Co announced a Waterloo branch to open around Nov 1 with temporary office in H. C. Williams Lafayette building Fayette. Clermont will lead the Waterloo unit as field director along with E. Clermont and Glen Horton in Fort Wayne, duty stations and four counties to be served.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
B. Taylor
E. Clermont
Topeka
Kan
Glen &. Horton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Black ‘Hawk, Grundy, Bushenan
Natonal Bank
Clermont
H. C. Williams
Lafayette Building
Art and Project Work Exhibited at West High
A large exhibit of art and project work from West School appears on the second floor corridor of West High School for the Northeastern Iowa Teachers' convention on Thursday and Friday. The display includes grades junior and senior high work in penmanship general science health postern arithmetic drills and business letters. A notable piece is a model of an early Shakespearean theatre. Supt. Charles A. Kubrell invites the general public to visit the exhibits.
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West Schoors
West
Iowa
Charles A. Kubrell
Police
Hunt
All Elks and Friends Dance at Elks Club
All Elks and friends are invited to a formal dance at the Elks Club tomorrow night. Dancing begins at a set time with music by Court Hussey and a ten piece orchestra. Admission is 1.26 dollars per couple.
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Elks
Friends of
Elks’ Club
Court Hussey
Hig
Hudson Study Club Meets for Program in October
Twenty two members of Hudson Study club were entertained by Mrs Harold Gutknecht yesterday afternoon with a business session led by Mrs A H Evsis. The program featured singing led by Mrs A M Donnan, a paper by Mrs Floyd Johnson on Boston the Hub of the Universe, a talk by Mrs Harold Kristensen on Playgrounds of the East, and a review by Mrs L E McKinnon of the book Sorrel and Gon. The next meeting, set for Oct 22, was postponed one week due to the third district convention. Mrs Frank Gutknecht was elected the club s delegate, and Mrs W D Strayer will host the next program with Mrs Archie Minish assisting.
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Courier
Hudson
Hudson Study Club
Harold Gutknecht
A. M. Donnan
Floyd Johnson
Boston
Harold Kristenssen
L. E. McKinnon
Frank Gutknecht
W. DB. Strayer
Archie Minish
Free Methodists District Meeting Bulletin Summary
The Des Moines Cedar Rapids Free Methodist district holds a four day quarterly meeting at the local Free Methodist church from Thursday to Sunday led by Rev John Watterson district elder who arrived today. Ten circuits attend Saturday morning conference with multiple services through Sunday. Rev H N Dickson pastors the local church. Collision incident reported involving Clark Cozad driver of a Mid-Continent Petroleum car at 421 Pine Street.
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Des Moines
Cedar- Rapids
Free Methodist Church
Free Methodist ‘Church
John Watterson
Marion
H. N. Dickson
Collision Reported After Streetcar Crash on Miles Street
A man told police today that his truck collided with a streetcar yesterday at 3 p.m. on Miles Street and he reported damage to his vehicle.
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Miles Street
West High Y Club Names New Sponsor
Glen Strobridge assistant coach at West High School was named sponsor of the West Hi Y Club replacing Charles L. Hoffman who recently became principal of Sloan Wallace Junior High. Hoffman, Strobridge, Verne Remy and Gibson form the cabinet as plans to affiliate the local club with the national Y organization are announced to bring benefits to members.
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Glen Strobridge
West High School
West’ Hiy
Charles L. Hoffman
William We Glbson
Hoffman
Sloane Wallace
Strobridge
Gibson
Verne Remy
Boys
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West Club
Butler County Court Convenes For One Day
The Butler county district court met for a single session in Allison with Judge H Kelley presiding. The court adjourned to Thursday with probate and several law cases scheduled for trial including the estate of William J Sproul and disputes such as Jamis on Son versus Albert Kammerer and Nicholaus versus Talbeil.
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Allison
Butler County
H. Kelley
Charles City
William J. Sproul
State of Jows
John Rops
Jamison & Son
Albert Kammerer
Chris Nicholaus
William Talbeil
Noted Founding Figures Amid Declared Rules
Nathan Hale, Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, Henry Lee, Anthony Wayne are cited in a historic brief about constitutional oversight and early American governance rules. The list highlights prominent leaders connected to debates on liberty and leadership.
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Nathan Hale
Patrick Menry
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
Harry Lee
Anthony Wayne
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