Kauff Leads Federal League Batting Title Race
Benny Kauff of Indianapolis won the Federal League batting crown with the season average and also led the league in stolen bases and runs scored. He topped a list of 16 four 1909 season stat leaders including Dodds and Zwilling with key marks in hits and on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bennys Kaut
Indianapolis
Kani
Rauf
Shodirgh
Federals
Kauf
Chase
Buffalo
Evans
Brooklyn
Wouaeh
Yorker
Pittsburnh
Basterly
Kansas City
Shaw
Lennox
Mittebursh
Kenworthy
Campbell
Loucen
Crandall
St. Louis
Walsh
Baltimore
Murphy
Gakes
Pittsburgh
Laporte
Anderson
Scheer
Zwilling
Meyer
Bal-tmore
McDonald
McKetchnie
Bradley
Zwirling
Ford
Wendrix
Quinn
Baldimore
Pro Winning Carte Wins Attention Amid War Letters
A local feature notes Bahile letters and a special prize by Suerte der Cattle. It highlights Miss Christie Miller, the voted singer of Waterloo, reporting she escaped Europe and traveled from Rotterdam to America amid war. It recalls her Berlin renditions, public reaction, and a cherished act of singing for a dying man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahiletters Reed
Suerte der Cattle Ehrks
Woo Spann
Eeoapd Iin
Fon Fros
Nelle Ware
Prescott
Tt. Flemine
Young Wend
John G. Words Siwond
WS. Pixon
Mok
Disonsecu
Germany
Smaun
Christie Miller
First Methodist Church
America
Wein Alps
Lenin
Wolkers
Munteh
Berlin
Miss Miller
Rotterdamy
Waterloo
Tim
First Methodist
Ball Players Union elects new leadership and plans contracts
The Baseball Players’ fraternity re-elected David Z. Fultz as president for three years at its annual meeting. Edward M. Reulbach became secretary. Vice presidents and advisers include Raymond W. Collins Jacob Daubert John Venry Frank M. Meberman John J. Miller and Howard Zimerman. Membership rose to 1014 with plans to expand in winter. Members span the Southern Association four Western league clubs and Pacific Coast teams Venice Los Angeles and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
David Z. Fults
Edward M. Reulbach
Wer
Adevisors
Raymond W. Collins
Jacob . Daubert
John Venry
Frank M. Meberman
John J. Miller
Howard Zimerman
National Commission
Venice
Los Angeles
Portland
Football results across colleges show varied outcomes
Notre Dame and Yale did not play as did Navy and Pennsylvania. Several scores appear: Colgate 6 to 7, Pittsburgh 12 to Trinity 14, Bucknell 7 to Cornell 1, Syracuse 6, Coe 22 to Simpson 0, Grinnell 7, and Transylvania over Haney 4. Many names and places are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Yale
Navy
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Pringeron
Harvard
Colgate
Carlisle
Pittsburgh
Trinity
Amherst
Bucknell
Cornell
Vermont T
Dartmouth
St. L
Muhlenburgy
Burgers
Syracuse
Winenestur
Washburn College
Mickour
Surimala
Transylvania University Haney
College
Grinnell
Highland Park
Coe
Simpson
Cubs Arf Immune To Penial Constraugt
A garbled report discusses baseball contracts affecting the Chicago Cubs, federal pressure on pay scales, and potential contract terms for star players. It notes Thomas Jong and Barner Dre amid owner tensions in the National League and hints at broader league-advertising coverage.
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Thomas Jong
Thomas
Federale
Tommy
Geone
Barner Dre Firs
Pittsburgh National League
Chitego
Macnates
Oie
Local Social Roster and Visits From Waterloo to Cedar Falls
Community notices list guests visiting Waverly and Waterloo residents, with social events hosted by Catholic Ladies Aid, St Andrews Ladies, and Cedar Falls Elks. Wording mentions Mrs Caspar, Jr returning from Waterloo, and multiple visits to Michigan, Montreval, and Des Moines.
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Cedar Falls
Aly
Hanthlin
Michigan
Ae Anaser
Montreval
Can
Carl Maasler
Mauger
Dement
Jin Town
iMsr
Dai Kern
Cedar Fats
Kern
Fred’ Mueller
Castle
Con Erese
Waterlon
Leslie
Cedar: Rapids
Howard Risk
Gelwein
Wharsday
Greater Iowa Menning Planned For Pt Douge Fort Dodge
A misread Iowa news brief notes a planned Greater Iowa convention likely in Fort Dodge around Nov. 28. The event aims to be the largest statewide meeting, with districts organizing to ensure wide county participation and a focus on unity and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Iowa
Fort Dodge
Imwa
Clinton
Esitire
Wyntworth Chint
Deo
Reaver Lowy
Iowa
Ines
Linden Local Notes Chronicle Moves and Visits
Linden residents and visitors are listed with moves, travels, and family updates. Pinky relocates to Blowers addition. Morgan party travels to Leeders. Dusk to Brandon Lane begins electrician job. Berry family drives to Quasqueton. Jurl moves to Peterson. I vel shifts to Dearborn. milk route sold. various illnesses, funerals, and social events noted including a Halloween event at the church and government experiments in Greece.
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Linden
W. L Pinky
Dearborn Avenue
Blowers Addition
Idaho Street
Blowers Avenue
E. Morgan
McCoune
Caret
Willnum Dunbar
Fanny Griffith
Nevada Street
Minnesota
A. R. Berry
Quasqueton
Medraigg
Uwir
Rnn
Jurl
Peterson
Velorada “Street
C. Ivel
Lafayette Street
Dear
Avenue
James Garland
Adolph Anderson
Ishey Street
Y. M. Banfield
Rover
Burgess
Driscoll
N. D
Amanda Crandall
Aero Ronit Law
Tigers
Garnett
Orm
Tadwa
Waverly
Fanny
Okkihonta
Dever
Sone Law
Crandall
Sines
de Wade
Daugheters
Cooke
Meredith
Milledgeville
Fr. Koch
State Street
Neva Shaw
Rovail Benda
Ming
Koch
Laren Sterrart
Presbyterian Hospital
Tell Mer
Grace Heller
Myers
Eirth
Webl
Stenver Emme
Earle Baker
Montague
Mason City Wise
Ruth Baker
Ford
Gold Found by Hard Work in Taroft Country Tale
An old man tests two brothers Simon and Nathan with a moral about effort. Simon toils daily, shares a gold find with his father, while Nathan wastes time. Nathan’s greed leads to a fall and injury, and though forgiven, he never gains wealth. Simon prospers by steady labor and generosity. Copyright 1914 by McClure Syndicate.
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Taroft
Lountry
Simon
Nathan
Simeon
Jie
McClure
Monnday
Denver Social Notes Include Relatives Visits and Moves
Vernon Ashworth spent the past week in Waterloo visiting relatives. Will Squires and wife moved into their new home in Denver. Christ Molling and wife moved from Fredericksburg to Denver. Herman Bart and family returned from Germany and were in Denver Saturday. Mrs Ave Hiedeman entertained the Afd society and Mrs Ina Biedeman. Herman Hein and wife rented upstairs rooms in Mrs Nootiger's name and are now located there.
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Denver
Qel
Linle Vernon Ashworth
Waterloo
Will Squires
Christ Moliing
Fredericksburg
Herman Bart
Germany
Ave, Hiedeman
Afd Society
Ina. Biedeman
Herman Hein
Nootiger
Namie
Stoner Visits Aplington. Local News Highlights
Ira Stoner of Wagoner Oklahoma, told by Rochester doctors he has stomach cancer with no remedy. Mrs. Henry Russie returns home with children from Alden. Ethel Brower assists care for Mee Wheeler who is ill. Vy Wardley mourns brother Robert Wardley who died after a stroke weeks ago. Mennen injured in car crash near Alison as vehicle rolled onto him.
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Aplington
Ira Stoner
Wagoner
Asa Stoner
Ira
Rochester
Minh
Henry Russie
Alden, Jr
Ethel Brower
Mee
Goldie Wheeler
Vy. Wardley
Alison
Mr. Mennen
San Diego Fair Dates and Admission Details
The bulletin notes the San Diego exposition in the summer with gates open from morning to evening. Admission is 30 cents for adults and 24 cents for children, while the big inner hotel offers railroads packages at 1 dollar daily with meals. The text mentions year 194% and references foreign participation restrictions and railroad planning.
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San Pisaeto
San Diego
Cutaher Montits Halle
Mt .Frisey
Bart
Admirm
Real Espate Transfers Across Waterways and Towns
A sequence of land transfers recorded by Black Hawk County Abstract Co shows multiple property deeds across Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding plat areas. Transactions include McCall to Miller, Miller to Sweet, Krueger to Bightey, McDowall to Martinsen, Engbergh to Slippy, Shawver to Slippy, Chambers to Slippy, Olbrich to Fegert, and Taylor to Bryant with prices ranging from $1 to $8,000,006, noting sections, townships, and parcels involved.
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Black Hawk County, Abstract Co
Sherry M. McCall
George M. Miller
Martha A. Miller
Miller
Harlan A. Sweet
Ee & Sheteld
M. A. Shawver
Ralph B. Slippy
Frank W. Chambers
H. E H. Olbrich
Armida Fegert
Cedar Falls
Din's Weekly Review on Financial Conditions and Trade
New York reports steady improvement in financial conditions but irregular trade across departments. Activity rises partly due to ware and demand, while consumer buying power falls from reduced wages and profits. Industry operates at low capacity. building and rail earnings down. weather and war fears dampen mercantile activity. Weekly U S failures total 951 versus 25 Canada 62. clearings down. wheat exports 4,444,811 bushels, 2,455,878 in 1913.
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New York
Din
Tran and Steel Industry
United States
Canada
Mystery vaudeville stunt announced for Dairy Cattle Congress
West High students plan a cryptic "what-is-it" number titled Sapolio versus Bolonio at the Dairy Cattle Congress tonight in the Sand stand arena. Cedar Falls High competes for a Leavitt Johnson bank prize with vaudeville stunts. Fifty third regimental band to perform at the matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapolio
Bolonio
Westigh
Jagat
Big Cattle Congress
West High
Cedar Falls High
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Cattle Congress
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley
Youthful Fugitive Stole an Overcoat
Burl Hall, 17, released from Eldora industrial school to attend his mother's funeral, reportedly stole an overcoat from Victor Spear, a demonstrator at the Litchfield exhibit tent during the Cattle Congress. Hall broke away from an uncle escort near the funeral, then disappeared. He will be returned to the industrial school.
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Burl Hall
Eldora
Cattle Congress
Victor Spear
Litchfield
Young Hall
Northwest Exhibit Showcases Northern Pacific Products at Dairy Cattle Congress
Fine Products from Northwest displays of produce in a double booth at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Immigration agent L. J. Bricker and assistants staff the exhibit, praised by sightseers. The display mirrors the Northern Pacific show, opened for the first time in a city under 36,000 population. Six men have staffed it since last Sunday, with high costs for rail and booth rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Dairy Cattle Congress
L. J. Bricker
Bricker
Local Notes From Washburn and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Morrison and daughter from Waterloo visit son Keith Morrison. Mr and Mrs Poyner host at Jesus. Frosts of Garrison stay at Driscol home. Benedicts welcome a newborn daughter. Marguerite Driscol returns from Iowa City. Mrs Weiden seeks Rochester treatment. Four hundred acres near Parkersburg hunted on by Leighton Meyers and others. Foley Kidney Pills ad claims quick relief from kidney issues.
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Iowa City
Wm. Weiden
Rochester
Leighton
Meyers
Parkersburg
Delusional Chef Seeks Wealth. Immigrant Serves Waterloo Fate
A French chef famed for hotels believed he had two billion dollars. An immigration officer expelled him to Waterloo to prevent his return to France, and he was committed to the state hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Waterloo
State Hospital
Waterlo o Doctor Promises Chronic Disease Relief
John Clures reports rapid improvement after eight treatments by Dr. Myers, a Waterloo specialist. Myers treats chronic stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves and more with no consultation fee and hours daily including Sundays. Office at 712 M Sycamore St opposite Elis Motel Waterloo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clures
Washington
Waterloo
Dr. Myers
Glaves
Chicago
New York
Sycamore St
Elis
Insane as Independence Patient Leaves Iowa for Fortune
A 46 year old man, described as large in stature, proclaimed a vast fortune from God. He told commissioners yesterday that the Almighty provided it, claiming his wealth is in New York. He left Iowa days ago to pursue it as his brother tearfully bid him farewell at the hospital.
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Cief
New York
Iowa
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