General markets and weather forecast brief
Town fair tonight and Tuesday with showers in east and frost in west. Illinois unsettled and cooler with north showers and thunder. South Dakota fair and cooler with frost possible. Chicago market news notes wheat prices rise on lower world shipments, strong December futures, and mixed hog and cattle trends across St Louis Kansas City and Omaha regions.
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Tllinois
South Dakota
Chicago
Russia
Danube
Chiago
Public Markets Report Shows No Wagons at Open
Markets opened without wagons as roads remained heavy after night rain. Prices quoted include butternuts to 0.50 per bushel, peaches 1.75, grapes 0.20 per basket, onions 1.60 per bushel, bananas 5 to 10 cents each, cabbage 0.5 cent a head, watermelons 5 cents, and various dairy and meat items with limited demand across items.
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la Porte Sutter
Independence
Tobacco Trust petitions court for extension and relief
The American Tobacco Company filed notice in the U S circuit court seeking an extension of time and further relief to implement its plan of disintegration. The petition asks for an order enjoining interference with the plan and joins several defendants including United Cigar Stores and E F Richardson Jr Co to proceed with the restructuring. The filing notes other details of the plan and potential modifications as needed.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
C Lerrietyn
United States Circuit Court
Jeorporation
Britain and Ireland
United Cigar Stores Company
E.r. Richardson, Jr. and Company
Mrs Dawe resigns from Waterloo Y W C A to join Milwaukee Y M C A
Mrs Edna Dawe resigns as Waterloo Y W C A cafeteria secretary to take a similar post with Milwaukee Young Men's Christian Association. She begins work in Milwaukee this week Wednesday and will be near her children and old friends again. Miss Harriet Harvey will serve as acting cafeteria secretary until a replacement is found.
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Edna Dawe
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Aen’s Christian Association
Milwaukee
Dawe
Waterloo
Harriet Harvey
The
Woman May Lose Thumb and Fingers in Waterloo Accident
Mrs. R. F. Wither of Mason City remains hospitalized after being seriously injured in an auto accident in Waterloo two weeks ago. Her hand was mangled by the drag of a heavy machine. gangrene has developed, and doctors await further developments before possible surgery.
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R. F. Wither
Mason City
Waterloo
M. H. Leomers Auto
Withey
Gangreen
Juror Examination in McNamara Trial Advances
In Los Angeles Judge Bordwell will decide if 7% juror T Nelson is eligible as 11 other talesmen wait in a nearby room while 31 gentlemen attend the ruling on the McNamara case after the Times explosion fatalities. A society note follows about Miss Maude Hildebrand’s engagement and a hostess gathering.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James McNamara
Times
Bordwell
T. Nelson
Funeral of an Old Soldier in Waterloo
The funeral of W. H. Hurd, longtime Waterloo resident and war veteran, was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from O’Keefe & Towne chapel. Rev. Halas Skinner, chaplain of Robert Anderson Post, G A R, led the service attended by the G A R W R Co and many relatives. Hurd lived in Waterloo about forty years and took pride in his war record. His wife died two years earlier and he moved to the Old Soldiers’ Home in Marshalltown.
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W. H. Hurd
Waterloo
Marshalltown
O'Keefe & Towne
Halas Skinner
Robert Anderson Post
G. A. Jr
W. R. Co
Hward
Waterloo l
Robert Andersen Post
G. Alr
Sist Lowa
Rodgers Continues Cross Country Flight Toward Texas
Aviator Rod Rogers resumes his New York to Fort Worth cross country journey from Winkta Oklahoma at 7 40 am covering 1673 miles to date. He plans a stop at Mc Alester 127 miles south en route to Fort Worth while his motor issues forced an unscheduled stop in Muskogee.
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Winkta
Okla
Rodgers
New York
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Fort Worth
Tex
McAlester
Muskogee
Vinita
Burglars Blow Vault In Clarksville Bank Heist
In Clarksville Virginia on October 16 burglars dynamited the Planters Bank vault and fled with a large amount of money after a fusillade of shots. Clements who slept above the bank woke to the explosion and exchanged fire with the robbers.
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Clarksville
Burelars
Planters’ Bank
Clements
Mudge Visit Delayed. Waterloo Plans Adjusted
Chamber president Lamson reports C R I & P president H U Mudge will arrive late on Wednesday October 25. The reception shifts from an afternoon automobile tour to a dinner at Agricultural hall and a public meet at Waterloo club rooms. fifty member committee still to greet him.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rertor
Mudge
Waterloo
Gallowar
Waterloo Club
P.m
Madam Gadoski in Waterloo Leads Two Day Visit
Famous soprano Madam Gadski Tauscher arrives from Chicago for a two day stay in Waterloo. She performs Tuesday and Wednesday as the Artists Course lead at the Waterloo Conservatory of Music, with Edwin Schneider as accompanist and a planned large audience turnout despite streetcar repairs.
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Madam Cadski
Waterloo
Chicago
Last Eye
Its
Gadski
M.hs Churel
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Courier
Tauscher
Larte Tauscher
Antiy VW
Morher
Yadski
New York
Gadeki
Berlin
Englich
Edwin Schneider
Schneider
May Secures An Injunction In Labor Case
At Judge Caldwell's court this morning the railroad's lawyer had a stenographer record all testimony from two witnesses who walked out of the shop. The railroad claims the evidence shows the shop and grounds of the U S company are picketed. Superintendent Sullivan said the transcript would be used in district court to seek an injunction to stop picketing.
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T. C
Caldwell
Bnsely
Onto
U. S
Sullivan
District Court
Child Dies of Diphtheria at Mulberry Street Home
Mr and Mrs J A Gruesz mourn the death of their young son who died at 2027 Mulberry Street last night at 4 o clock after a two week diphtheria illness. The funeral was private and held this afternoon. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
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J. A. Gruesz
Mulberry Street
Galvary Cemetery
Many Friends Attend Crouse Funeral in Des Moines
A large crowd gathers for the funeral of Dr. Crouse, with physicians from Waterson and nearby towns in attendance. Rev. Parmort officiates at the First Presbyterian Church with a tribute to Dr. Crouse’s temperance work and hospital service. Interment follows at Elmwood Cemetery. relatives include Hamilton Crouse of Sheridan and Dr. Eugene Crouse of Grundy Center. Family notes relocation of St. Brank family to 626 Randolph Street.
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Abra
Apiss Moraes
Ottremere
Ada
Fyff Wraldey
Bernayved
St. Dots
Stovall
Marty
Parmort
Des Moines
Ekuren
Crone
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterson
Vicinlly
Phsagnies
Hie
Wadiey
Tol. Nestor
Thew. Brown
O'Keefe
AL Dunkelberg
W. BB. Sma
Hallowell
W. Oa
Fh Om, Flarrick
Storkton
L. Miller
Marton
Bradford
Janesville
Evins
New Flartford
Elmmond Cemetery
ST. Brank
Alils County
Watering
Randolph Street
Death of Bishop Augustine Van de Vyver in Richmond
Right Rev Augustine Van de Vyver bishop of the Richmond Roman Catholic diocese for 22 years died in Richmond on October 16 from complications of a severe cold He was born in 1844 in Haesdonth Fast Flanders Helelum
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Richmond
Augustine van de Vyver
Haesdonth
Fast Flanders
Helelum
Town Talk and Local Odds and Ends
Notes on the end of the first six weeks of the semester, visitors staying in town, and local misfortunes. Peter Paulsen moves toward Waterloo with his wife to establish a home after buying property here. A school principal injured in a bicycle collision attends duties. A toddler breaks an arm after a stairs fall. A preliminary hearing on creditor delays continues before Justice Snapp. A glove thief, described as a fiend, steals gauntlet gloves from a car near the Watering Steam laundry.
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Peter Paulsen
Emmet County
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Rapids Teamster Commits Suicide by Self-Inflicted Shot
Medal Rapids Oct 14 reports Prenk Faeedek a teamster, reportedly temporarily deranged, died yesterday by suicide after shooting himself.
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Rapids
Medal Rapids
Prenk Faeedek
Ik Teamster
Ethical doctors and rival's smear tactics cited in medical note
A physician recounts a patient case where a competitor inappropriately urged treatment elsewhere. The doctor defends his honesty saying he performs medical and surgical work at an affordable fee covering medicines. He urges readers to be boosters and not knock competitors.
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Marshalstown
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