Greek Soldiers Receive American and Greek Flags in Ceremonial Event
In Grout's hall a large audience of Greeks and Americans witnessed Rev. Slavas present an American flag to the Greek soldiers and Captain Morogiorgos accept the Greek flag. Speakers included Rev. John Bunyan Smith, Richard C. Bland, and Lt. Logan. Waterloo Military Band provided music.
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Grout’s Hall
Slavas
Cedar Rapids
Morogiorgos
Don Romatos
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Richard C. Bland
Waterloo Evening Courier
Lieut. Logan
Knights Patriot Military Fraternity
Chicago
Ion
Henry W. Grout
Myers
Leighton
Waterloo Military Band
The Christiey at Palace Theatre Amoving Picture Romance
The Vitagraph hit The Christiey starring Viola Allen and Edith Storey plays at the Palace Theatre. John Storm and Glory Quayle lovers span Isle of Man to London with faith, charity, and a battle between love and duty in a bustling film romance praised for strong performances and emotional depth.
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Vitagraph
Christiey
Hall Caine
New York
Chicago
Viola Allen
Glory Quayle
Edith Storey
Moving Picture Theatre
John Storm
Earle Williams
Isle of Man
John
Belgian Queen Still at Ostend While War Moves
London reports confirm the Belgian queen remains in Ostend despite earlier claims of reaching England. King Albert was last seen at St Nicholas near the Antwerp Ghent line, with Belgian troops moving westward as Ottoman forces advance.
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London
England
Ostend
Antwerp
Albert
St. Nicholas
Ghent
Waterloo students at Cornell College total fifteen
A note from Cornell College highlights fifteen Waterloo youths enrolled this year. Edith Heas Evelyn Hess Ruth Glenn hyla Baloe Kathryn McIntosh Webster Slippy Maude Slippy Dorothy Wilson Anna Wilson Percy Hanna Humbert Cheever Craig Artbuckle Maude Michael Elmer Sherrill and Dean Curtis are listed among the Waterloans. Cornell reports a 30 percent rise in attendance this fall across departments.
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Cornell College
Theocal
Waterloo
Cornell
Edith Heas
Evelyn Hess
Ruth Glenny
Hylia Baloe
Kathryn MclIntosh
Wsther Slippy
Maude Slippy
Dorothy Wilson
Anna Wilson
Percy Hanna
Humlbert Cheever
Craig Artbuckle
Maude Michael
Elmer Sherrill
Dean Curtis
Gey Triple Crime Suspect Seized in Algona
Oklahoma man D L Mc Curlew of Freedom is held by Sheriff Bruson in connection with the Great Bend Kansas triple murder of L L Morgan Clarence McGugin and Mayme McQuillan on Sept 9. He says he was in Great Bend then but is innocent.
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Algona
L. D. McCurlew
Freedom
Okla
Bruson
Great Bend
Kan
L. L. Morgan
Clarence McGugin
Mayme McQuillan
McCurlew
Surprise Dollar Day in Waterloo Promises Bargains
The edition promotes next Wednesday's Dollar Day on October 14 with 20 pages of bargains for Waterloo merchants and the public. Readers are urged to read tonight and again tomorrow to note items, trade early, and save for months ahead. The issue notes a war sufferers offering to the Christian Herald and a church event with a Life of Christ feature.
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Waterloo
Christian Herald
Dillen
Christian Endeavor
Moffman
Christ
Standard Hearters
University theologian preaches at Waterloo Brethren Church
Dr. J. L. Gillen of the University of Wisconsin, who attended last week’s Kokola conference at Millersburg, spent Sunday with his family in Waterloo. He delivered a very able sermon at the Brethren church yesterday morning, focusing on a theological theme.
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First Brethren
J. L. Gillen
University of Wisconsin
Millersburg
Waterloo
Brethren Church
Clark Sneaks at Distinct Club Meetings
Dr. Margaret Clark returned Saturday from Emmetsburg where she spoke at a district Woman's clubs meeting on baby health and child welfare. She also spoke at district gatherings in Mason City and Hampton with strong attendance and helpful reports from Waterloo and local clubs.
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Margaret Clark
Emmetsburg
Woman's Clubs
Mason City
Hampton
Doss
Waterloo
H. M. Reet
Ruth Reed
W. Tt. Bickley
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Cascheer
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Emma Cascheer were held this morning at the family home. The Rev De Witt Clinton of the Methodist church officiated, praising the departed life and offering comfort. The body was taken to Clarksville for interment.
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Emma Cascheer
de Witt Clinton
Methodlet
Hampton
Clarksville
26 000 Belgians Now in Holland
The report states about 26 000 Belgian soldiers have crossed into the Netherlands from Belgium. Dutch authorities placed special camps at the disposal of the refugees and many are being moved to German frontier areas for internment or placement.
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Holland
Tholette
Cgeriiny Machine Ging
Koowseut
Dbelland
Aset
Fighting reports show limited battles on front line
War dispatches from Washington note comparatively little fighting today with heavy enemy bombardment at times. The message says several enemy trenches were retaken and that Allied holds remained firm north of Arras and near Hagsee and Hazchvowek.
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Washington, D. E
Pyeneheth
Ayiremont
Meuse
Arras
Hagsee
New Tire Truck Arrives in Olympia
The city council recently purchased a motor service fire truck from American LaFrance Fire Apparatus and it arrived in Olympia.
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Oly
City Council I
la France
Vancero
Waler
Fire department upgrades with new machinery at Central station
A new engine and equipment are expected to arrive today with delivery at the Central fire station tomorrow. A representative from the department is due in town to oversee unloading and the machine will replace the horse drawn truck once firemen are trained. The old team will be disposed of but the machine remains for emergencies.
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WL Clf
Central Fire Station
EL Slantial
Dparatie Comypiing
de Villake
Waterloo
Central Station
Operreney Cason
Temperatures and Readings for October 12
Supplied by Buehman Optical the record shows a warm day with a high near 40 and a low around 67. The maximum and minimum values vary across the period with notes of a rising trend and a cooler night.
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Buehman Optical
Pope My
Community thanks for sympathy after loss of son and brother
Family members MEs. Ef. Turned and So Mus Minnie Con and Mrs. Datsy Ratcliffe and Mrs. Opal Downs thank friends and neighbors of the Tribe of Hen Mur for kindness and sympathy shown in the loss of their son and brother, and for the floral tributes.
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Hen Mur
Minnie Con
Datsy Ratcliffe
Opal Downs
Reorganization of Colorado Militia to Relieve Federal Troops
Washington reports Governor Ammons plans reorganization of the Calawann state militia to relieve federal troops on duty in the region. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Roy Peverill died yesterday and was buried at Fairview cemetery in Poyner s township.
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Washington
2. C
Calawann
Sirika
Ammons
Informiatlor
Wilson
Roy Peverill
Poyners Township
Fairview Cemetery
Secretary Woods Dead by Own Action Across State
Springfield reports Secretary of State Pharry Woods, a Desmerine senatorial candidate, died by self-inflicted wound in his residence. The body was found by a neighbor. a revolver and shredded papers linked to the deed were discovered, with no clear motive apparent. Governor will arrange funeral services and official actions.
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Springfield
Pharry Wooly
Desmerine
Cohienee Board At Trade
Republican Day Planned in Tradneluh Town
Kepupiicans of the ety and coun try met to arrange a Republican Day on Thursday. Headquarters set at the Russell Lamson hotel with expectations of a record crowd.
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Tradneluh Trooms
New Russell-Lamson Hotel
Austrians Relieve Przemysl After Swift Advance
Amsterdam Telegram reports Vienna official: Austrian rapid advance relieves Przemysl Galiela. Austrians seize forts at all points, Russians flee toward the River San. Many captured at Sinlava and Lebayak as infantry routed.
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London
Amsterdam
Vienna
Przemasl
Galiela
San
Deroas
Sinlava
Lebayak
Reichsbank reports higher specie and lower circulation
Berlin wireless bulletin from Sayville shows the Reichsbank weekly figures with specie notes rising by 544 million marks and circulation retreating by 202.4 million marks. Dispatches note German losses at Antwerp and air raids near Belfort as war news.
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Berlin
Sayville
S. J
Reichsbank
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