Pankhurst Admitted to United States After Talks With Wilson
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the British suffragist, is admitted on her own recognizance with departure required after her lecture engagements. President Wilson and Secretary of Labor Wilson concluded the case, reversing Ellis Island deportation. Commissioner Caminetti issued the release order amid a stirred suffrage response in Washington and New York.
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Washington, D. C
Karmeline Pankhurst
United States
Ellis Island Board
Wilson
Caminetti
Pankhurst
Laobr
Congress
Waterloo Bank Clearings Rise Amid Regional Growth
Rockford Illinois saw bank clearings of 186 216.02 for the week ending October 17, up from 981 012.96 a year earlier, while Waterloo reported 1 702 000 in clearings, an increase of about 1 1/2 percent from 1918. The figures reflect relative city sizes and federal census estimates.
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Rockford
Waterloo
Bradstreet
Ov Danka
President Wilson predicts early report on banking bill
President Wilson told Representative Underwood that the national banking bill would be reported to the Senate by early November and passed within two to three weeks after. He cited conferences with Senate committee members and urged prompt action to avoid delays affecting the country.
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Washington, D. C
Cherrie
Wilson
Underwood
House
Senate
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Bun Buppart
Congress
Weeks
Banking Committee
Ad Men of Iowa Open Annual Convention in Davenport
Davenport hosts the annual meeting of Iowa Ad clubs with delegates preaching lay sermons on truth in ten city churches. An unadvertised interruption occurred as a stranger challenged T W Le Quatte’s theories, prompting apologies from the speaker and a downtown sensation. Paul Davis presides at a departmental session covering retail advertising. Joe Mitchell Chapple and other speakers address the large gathering amid a Made in Iowa banquet plan at Colonel George W French’s farm Tuesday evening.
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Davenpore
Iowa
Davenport
Ads Clubs of
Davent Port
T. W. le Quatte
Des Moines
Ad Clubs of America
le Quatte
St. Peter 'S
Jesus
Alfred Mutler
Jowata Farms
George W. French
Paull Davis
Paul Davis
Associated Advertising Clrbs
Davyenport
Davis
Associated
Inter Nport
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Wan National Magazine
Boston
Dairy Cattle Congress 1915 Closes Amid Weather Depression
The Dairy Cattle Congress of 1915 wraps up with attendance surpassing prior years despite two days of bad weather. Officials note weather reduced turnout with Governor Clarke and Secretary Airwau present. Estimates suggest over 50,000 would have attended if roads were passable. The event plans for a larger gathering next year despite current snags.
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Hove
Clarke
Airwau
Priday
Megellia
Cape Studi Ann
Population Gap Between Waterloo and Illinois City
The clearings of Waterloo rise by more than 6.12 percent in the week, while the Illinois city’s population, based on the 1919 census, is about 13.1 percent larger than Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Ilinois
Daughter of Kansas City Man Found Near Waterloo
A Waterloo item reports authorities believe they located C. A. Betcher’s daughter, missing since age four, possibly married to a man named David Dempster and living between Actington and Tring. Clerk’s memory ties the case to a Mary Betcher who married Dempster.
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Waterloo
C. A. Betcher
Kansas City
David Dempster
Actington and
Tring
Beteher
Mary Beteher
Wreck on Mobile & Ohio Troop Train Causes Fatalities
A troop train wreck on the Mobile & Ohio line at Buckatun, Mississippi, killed at least 17 soldiers from the One Hundred and Seventeenth Army Artillery and left 74 seriously injured. Additional unknown dead were reported among the troops, with many taken to Mobile hospitals and government facilities at Fort Morgan and Meridian.
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Mobile & Ohio
Buckatunna
Mobile
Mos
Gottumber
Ft. Mores
Pvsichuis
Mes
Woman Identified in Milwaukee Strangle Case
Police identify a Milwaukee woman linked to a strangling case. The report notes the victim’s face injuries and a sequence of blows before death. The identity is tied to a widow named Mrs. Emir in the local area, with hospital and coroner procedures underway.
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Milwathee
Emir
Ligaieangriyy
Sc Haltz
Miwaises
Fire devours several downtown buildings in Urnntown
A Sunday blaze in Urnntown caused about 470000 in damages. Six major business structures including Omniwi Hardware and Bonnifield estate building burned. several people were injured from burns and debris. Firefighters from nearby OsKaloosa aided. the cause remains undetermined as authorities inspect the scene.
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Gorman
Det
Tosses
Ath
Ceyeperl
Ada
Dames
Orvin
Uty Browny
Tie Ot Poo Wee Hardware Company
Oskaloosa
Wildings
Omniwi Hardware Company
Bonnifield
Hatl Tkfett
HON
Titse Pom
Iwunter
Haw-Simmons
Otonne Gas Company
Hackworth and Harrow
W. If. Cooper & Sons
T. PL
Baker
Bissell
Woman Elizabeth Lieber die in Waterloo at home
Mrs Elizabeth Lieber of Joshi Lichty died yesterday morning at her home 540 Fourth Street Waterloo. She was 81 and lived on a Delaware county farm before moving to town. She was a member of the Kirst Mretheen church and is survived by her husband and two daughters, with several relatives in Waterloo and California. The funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Milbany
N.Y
Albany
New York
Suize
Pemcayees
de Sulzer
Lelomicriys
Te Wee
York
Gid
Sulger
Tina
Elizabeth Tadd Lieber
Joshi Lichty
Moeruingy
Feo Welowk
Rita West
Liebty
Mig
Pea
Welya
Welya Weaie of Tel Aicotumed Tal Lev Parents Ty Delawstres
Orne
PSG
Lichty
Iis City
Phey
Waterloo
Liehty
Het Kirst Mretheen Church
Interurban Labor Rush Areas Center Point Port
Center Point and Cedar Rapids crews push rapid progress on an interurban project between Prband and Center Point. Workers report ongoing grading and track work as plans move toward completion with local officials guiding the schedule and contracts.
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Ube
Prband
Cedar Rapids
Ellie Hoek
Dshart
Hariane
Two Waterloo Churches Prepare for New Pastors
Waterloo congregations plan to secure new pastors for First Baptist and East Presbyterian. A new church may start within a year with decisions pending on location, whether on current sites or new sites, amid discussions on building plans and denominational steps.
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Waterloo
Presbyter
East Presbyterian
Iowa Baptists Convention Opens in Waterloo Today
The Iowa Baptists meet in Waterloo for a convention starting today. The event features a pastors conference led by Tey. oR. Meigs speaking on The Ministry for Today and includes meals and hospitality for visiting ministers and delegates.
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Iowa
Peed GANther Maires and Canteen at Sfaidaek
Fragmentary note lists individuals Peed Ganther Maires and Parker among attendees at a ceremony described as a marriage event. Mentions a pastor at Carian and a place name Ites, with scattered other words suggesting a social gathering or service.
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Peed Ganther Maires
Red
Ah Thentersan
Iyde Parker
Sfaidaek
Ites
Gata
Thin
Carian
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Satoen
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Chieuro
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Rpeendines
Univeis
Sissing
Ad Men of
Cattier
Geromeds
Mata
Parsley
Zan
Thiaepestapeent Teen
Betcher
Mrs. Dempster
Hunt
Buchann Optical Apartors
Cera
Bop. Om
Dora Demepster
United State
J. B. Dempster
Lefe
Poroston
Tyndall
Wistronski
Ingrid
Penta -Ash Company
Rshot
Hirtick
Waterloa
Miilwaukee
Dor
Vietory
Warner
Oulzer Leates
Albany Tome
Gow Glyn Verives
Glynn
Cedar Hall
Ernor Glynn
Hall-Erfelt Furniture
Everal
Henry Howells
Jez
Henry Williams
Jlan-Simmons
de Hart
James L. Kirkpatrick
Daven
Adolph Jereh
Eliake
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Hondson
Kyo
Ghyae Marker
Sian
Meigs
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