Murder Mystery Lingers as Gunman Eludes Police
Police fail to locate Joseph Bushema's killer after his mangled body is found near the river below the old paper mill. Authorities report little cooperation from Italian community and face a difficult case in tracking the shooter who attacked Charles A. Horth on Saturday. Bertch survives surgery for a bullet removal as detectives lack solid leads.
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Joseph Bushema
Charles A. Horth
Iit
Golva i
Bushemz
Hitlo
Hnd
Outelée
Gertch
Mr. Bertch
Berthh
Foreign exchange drops as sterling slides on Britain debt
New York reports continued decline in exchange rates following the successful flotation of 500 million pounds to Great Britain and France. A three hour Wall Street meeting with Sir Rupert Holden sought methods to bolster the pound as sterling trades around 4.67 to the dollar, far below par and hurting American export prospects.
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New York
Jean
Great Britain
France
Wall Street
Ruward Holden
Financial Commission
New Livestock Record in Sioux City Cattle Market
Record receipted livestock in Sioux City yesterday with 385 cars of cattle totaling about 10,000 head, surpassing the prior record of 8,888. The October 12 event marks a new high in cattle arrivals.
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Sioux City
Suffrage Law Attack Targeted by Illinois Court Action
Chicago lawyers plan to urge the Illinois suffrage act's constitutionality before the Supreme Court in Springfield. The move arises amid debates tied to Sunday closing orders and a proposed voter referendum on the woman suffrage question next year.
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Chicago
Illinois
Suprema Court
Springfeld
Army Duty Suits Waterloo City Attorney In Fort Sheridan Trench Work
City Attorney Alfred W. Mullan, now a volunteer recruit at Fort Sheridan, writes of meager army life from letters home. He enjoys service and his trench digging earns praise, though he misses western golf champ Chick Evans and shuns publicity. He shares camp routines and a close tentmate from Iowa, while preferring quiet duty over public attention.
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Fort Sheridan
Waterloo
Curties Cosary Hosg
Wing Pine
Alfred W. Atulian
United States Army School For
Addi Mon
Bia Company
University of Iowa
Pal
Ricker von Sieter
Cissenga
Lieut
Gov. O'Hara
Ninots
Iiss
Chick” Evans
Prospect Golf Club
Mullan Fe
American Youth Held as Spy to Get Prison Term
Kenneth G. Triest a Princeton student now in England on a German spy charge faces possible prison instead of death. His father favors prison. Sir Cecil Spring Rice helped delay the trial to Oct. 18. The case centers on letters showing enlistment in the British navy to obtain secrets for Germany.
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Washington
D. C
iKenneth G. Triest
Princeton
England
Cecil Spring-Mee
Young Triest
Tig
Germany
Triest
Galloway Heads Flying Squadron in Amity Church Meet
William Galloway leads a Waterloo temperance party to a meeting at Amity United Presbyterian near Reinbeck seven miles south. Local speakers A Archer P M Coord and W R Jameson join the auto trek if weather allows, with further meetings planned in Reinbeck andRalbeck as new speakers are chosen.
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William Galloway
Reinbeck
Waterloo
Amity United Presbyterian Church
John Galloway
Prison Farm Big Source of Profit
Fort Madison prison farm run by honor prisoners has generated 370,816 since 1912, with honor workers earning 65,000 in cash wages and the rest largely going to the state. Milk leads products, with 125 cows yielding 555,115 pounds of milk valued at 19,299, plus 82,147 pounds of pork and other outputs totaling 135,816 in earnings and production. The warden cites reduced maintenance costs and calls for expanding the prison farm amid recent escape concerns.
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Des Moines
Fort Madison Penitentiary
State Board of Control
J. G. Sanders
State Board
Saya
Sanders
Fort Madison
Business Girls Issue Program at Social Club Meeting
A subzeasil Business Circle gathering issued the season program for the Business Girls club. The roster lists lectures on law, home economics, government, immigration, and probate, plus social events and a press of performances by the Business Girls Glee Club and soloists.
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Business Cirle Club
Ing McCallum Jones
Wile McCallum Jones
Eile McGallum Jones
Dee
Business Girl's Glee Club
Iowa
Edna Callahan
Social Service Nn Exar
Kathryn B. S
Jane Addams
Florence Dewey
Business Girls' Glee Club
Bertha Dingler
Clara Johnson
Mable Robertson
Adella Moses
Dora Borchers
Lookout
Rose Heusser
Marie Whiteman
Georgia Malone
Madge Crotkeank
Bertha Badholt
Clara Borchers
Nina Ricketts
Nelle Keyes
Vesta Hoover
Nina Wilcox
Plorence Hollingsworth
Blanche McGourail
Marian Egan
Kipling Hopes His Son Lives as War Prisoner
London dateline reports Rudyard Kipling has no update on his son John Kipling of the Irish Guards wounded and missing in northern France. Kipling asks publicly to correct prior press reports that John is wounded and missing, noting he may be a prisoner. John Kipling, 18, joined the army despite parental health concerns.
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Kipling
London
Rudyara Kipling
France
America
John 3
Waoundel
John Kipling
Irish Guards
Keiser
Manchester
Frank
Ben Stickley
Minneapolis
D. ©. Shuler
Grundy Center
Shuler
Sam Christensen
Williams
Clarkaville
Evan Wilson
Kepford
Brandon
Rowley
Vail Expresses Regret Over Waterloo Homecoming Absence
Mayor CG Thompson received a note from Theavora Vail, president of Bell Telephone, regretting inability to attend Waterloo homecoming week. Vail was in San Francisco with a few days to spare, passing through Waterloo without stopping. He expressed interest in the dairy cattle show, noting a dairy farm near New York City.
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New York City
City in Brief Hunting Trip and Local Notices
Minnesota hunting trip by George and Paul Corson is noted along with multiple local updates. Emmargene Edwards visits Independence, a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Moffner, and other society items including illnesses, farewells, and social events. incorporated are licenses, court notices, and community activities from Independence and nearby towns.
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Vuchanan
George
Paul Corson
Minnesota
Sire
Emmargene Edwards
Independence
Fraud charge hits Navy that founder Dr Newe News
San Francisco oct 12 Dr Newe News founder of the Navy that cult is held for fraud after arrest by federal authorities. He is said to count among his followers European aristocrats and prominent women who were duped during his scheme. Investigators probe the career and alleged swindling network tied to his leadership.
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San Francisco
Newe News
Ezarine
Russia
Mme
Sarah Hernhardt
Princess George
Greece
Countess of Warwick
Dr. New
Memorial bath meeting postponed and funeral notices
The Memorial bath furnishing organization meeting shifts from Wednesday to Thursday evening at G A R hall. The W R G meets at Grace M B church at 2:30 pm to attend the 3:00 pm funeral of Comrade Willard. Ladies of Waterloo No 22 meet 2:00 pm at First Congregational to attend Jake Pett's funeral. Waterloo Chapter No 128 Order of Eastern Star convenes 7:30 pm Wednesday at Masonic temple. The Rural Neighbors meet at A O U W hall with a special program and urge attendance.
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Memorial Bath Furnishing Organization
G. A. R. Hall
W.R. G
Grace M. B
Willard
Ladies of Waterloo Review
First Congregational
Jake Pett
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Parkersburg Tragedy Injures Doden at Myers Farm
Parkersburg reports a farm accident near Blout where Harm Doden was struck by a blower cap cap then driven into his head. He remains unconscious. The article also covers local obituaries, family visits, a bridal party, a fine for disturbers, and other small town notes from October.
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Parkersburg
Harm ‘ Doden
Myers Farm
Blout
Stout
Kathryn Brown
Myra Stickley
Minneapolis
Ruben Dalley
Oak Hill
Cedar Falls
T. G. Herseys
Stop Piles 4 Simple Home Treatment That Has Brought Joy
An advertisement promotes the Pyramid Pile Treatment as a remedy for piles. It urges readers to mail a coupon for a free trial or buy a box at a drug store. The message emphasizes strong relief claims and widespread positive reports from users.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Cedar Falls Woman Reports Father Injured in Truck Rollover
Saturday message states her father John Stowe of Cedar Falls sustained serious injuries when his auto truck rolled over.
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Mae Slimius
John
Harlow
Oleanora Wideman
Alice
Pipssie
Nellie Dunn
Wideman
Ada Brown
H.W. Brown
St. Prantitis Hospital
John Stowe
Cedar Falls
Carry Stomach Joy In Your Vest Pocket
Advertisement touts Mio na as a leading dyspepsia remedy sold by Wangier Bros. Co. in tablet form, in a metal pocket box. It promises quick relief, broad appeal to professionals, and a money back guarantee. The copy urges immediate use to prevent dyspepsia and notes the product’s rising popularity and store stock challenges.
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Mio Na
Wangier Bros
Wangler, Bros. Co
Médijenne
Hyomei method promises relief from catarrh
A nature based treatment for catarrh is promoted as safer and more economical than sprays or lotions. The Hyomei outfit includes a lifetime inhaler, a dropper, and a bottle, with extra bottles available. Wangler Gros. Co. claims the system follows nature’s method for respiratory cures and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Wangler Gros. Co
Tenny Hyomei
Hyomei
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Franklin Street
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Falls Avenue Hill
Dortha Griffith
Duan
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Dart Motor Truck Company
Croup
J. W. Nix
Cleveland
Foley
The
Eveening
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Galloway
Prison Farm
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Randolph Street
Stephen Baldwin
Jesup
Cedar Faults
Archie Kilby
Sluft Street
Charles City
St. Margaret's Guild
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Kimball's Dairy Farmer
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Nebraska
Seth Newnan
Fargo, N. DB
Mra
Milo M. Rayde
Cedar Rapids
Marjorie Dodge
Mazomanie
Wis
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Cornfelt Farmer
J. B. Weatherwax
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Clarion
Bradley Philips
Msgs
Melie Philips
C. J. Wild
Netta M. Eliott
G. Eversole
Pythian Temple
Myers’ Orchhestra
Philip Hart Isell
Nown
Thomas Aigea
W. B. Small
Webster & Tomlinson
Silas Miller
Washburn
West High Boys’ Bible Study
Telnis
Boys
Walter J. Mead
A. J. Wittick
Lester Miller
Orange Township
Presbbyterian Hospital
T. C. Menges
Sacred Heart
Thomas Emmett
Marguerite Blough
Grant Avenue
Majestic Theatre
Rotary Club
Portland
Gre
Webber
Rotarians
Ulgact
Rose City
F. Heverly
West Fourth St
Evening Courier and Reporter
Royataty
Praud
Ar Newo Nevil
State
Wangier Bros. Co
Tadez
Palace Cleaners and Pressers Club
Wesponga
Gagdy
Logan Ave
East 4Th
Floder
John H. Booger
Neeniene Boene
Mullan
Indiana
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B. &. Hance
War Exchange
Rex Bryant
Black
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WM. Holland
John X. Williams
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Home For Comfort
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