Two Waterloo Residences Robbed In Night Burglary
In Waterloo last night two residences were ransacked and an Odd Fellows convention delegate robbed at a hotel. About 450 pounds in jewelry and 60 dollars in cash were stolen, with losses detailed at Dr C F Bennett 192 Western Avenue and Leopold Kahn 312 Rebel Avenue. A burglar alarmed Mrs Kahn at 4 am and fled, officers searched area with extra patrols announced.
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Waterloo
Odd Fellows’ Convention
C. F. Bennett
Western Avenue
Leopold Kahn
Rebel Avenue
Dr. A. Slaught
Temperance Talk by Dr Scanton at First Presbyterian
Dr Charles Scanton of the temperance board will address First Presbyterian Church on temperance. He spoke last night before the agnodical meeting at Cedar Palla to a large audience. He is regarded as a leading temperance speaker in the country. His topic is The Overthrow of the Liquor Traffic, and the event is under the auspices of the Business Men's Temperance association with a large turnout urged.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Scanton
Temperance Board
Presbyteran Church
Cedar Palla
Scanlon
Business Men's Temperance Association
Second Concert at Grace Methodist Church Tonight
Leon Rice, the noted New York tenor, and his wife Jonia Caesar Rice, pianist, will give a second concert at Grace Methodist Church this evening, following a splendor-filled program Tuesday. Both Artists are held in high regard for exceptional ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Rice
New York
Jonia Caesar Rice
Grace Methodist Church
Goth Afr
Jertch to Leave Hospital Friday
Charles A Bettch who was seriously wounded by a bullet from a highwayman s revolver on the night of Oct 4 has recovered enough to be moved from St Francis hospital to his home next Friday. No trace of the gunman was found. The bandit fled after shooting the grocer without securing funds.
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Charles A. Bettch
St. Francis
Balkan Campaign Moves and Allied Readiness Reported
Army officers in the Balkans foresee a renewed central powers push toward Montenegro with 20,000 Austrian and German troops from Galicia marching toward Sarajevo and then Montenegro. Allies mark time at Saloniki, with a large French force en route to protect the Nish to Saloniki railway as Turkish and Bulgarian forces concentrate near the Aegean and Roumanian frontiers. Strumitsa remains under Allied uncertainty while refugees and communications improve under Greek mediation.
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Nerous
Serbia
Uskun
Istip
Andreas
Princené Alice
London
Frankfort
Thia
Montenegro
Amsterdam
Central News
Galicia
Sarajevo
II Hickiin
Saloniki
Paris
Balkans
Nish-Saloniiki
Nish
Prizrend
Legation
Prigrand
Salaniki
Athens
Turkey
Bulgaria
Exchange Telegraph
Dedenghateh
Bulgara
Aereun Sea
Roumanian
Zalmis
Strumitsa
Havas
Dobrudja
Roumania
Danube
Semendria
Fastland Owners File $470,000 Claims Over Eastland Disaster
Claims totaling 470000 dollars were filed in the United States district court here against the St Joseph Chicago Steamship Company and the Technna Transportation Company for the deaths of forty one persons and injuries to six others in the Eastland disaster.
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Chicago
Ort
St. Joseph-Chiicago Steamship Company
Technna Transportation Company
Eastland
United States District Court
Attaches Mian's Money Seized in Rutherford Case
A writ of attachment seized all property belonging to George Rutherford in custody of the Leighton police chief. Rutherford holds over $12 in an envelope at police headquarters. He was arrested after cashing a worthless check at Heiber drug store and is detained for a bigamy investigation. Congregationalists Meet in New Haven Henry M Beardsley elected moderator of the national council. Willian Horace Day withdrew from consideration.
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J. O. Heiber
George Rutherford
Leighton
Rutherford
Heiber
New Haven
Government presents case at the New Haven trial
The United States government begins presenting evidence against William Rockefeller Lewis Cass Ledyard Edward D Robbins and eight others charged as directors of the New Haven railroad with conspiracy to monopolize railroads and trolley lines in New England in New York Det 20.
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New York
United States
William Rockefeller
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Edward D. Robbins
New Haven
New England
Home dry cleaning by solvent method advert
A reader notice touts using two ounces of solvent dissolved in two gallons of gasoline to clean dresses gloves silks and fabrics at home. Immersing items and rubbing yields bright fresh results without fading shrinking or ironing. Claims such cleaning saves five to ten dollars per household and notes gasoline and solvent sources from grocers and druggists.
Sixteen Men Killed in Butte Mine Explosion
In Butte Montana on October 19 an explosion at the Granite Mountain mine of North Butte Mining killed sixteen workers and injured eight others. Powder was being lowered to the 2800 foot level when the blast tore through the dog house and shaft area.
Evangelistic Meetings Draw Record Weeknight Crowd
At United Brethren church last night attendance topped all prior weeknights. Evangelist Anison urged that sin binds souls like Egypt and urged listeners toward the promised land of peace. The speaker recalled a personal conversion after eighteen years and urged renewal of faith.
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United Brethren Church
Kadesh-barnea
Israel
Evangelist Anison
Jesus Christ
Mr. Alison
VLAN Band Concert In Front Of OOF Hall Hozel Russell-Lamson
Cedar Falls Concert band conducted by BF L McCreary performs from 1 to 7 this evening before the OOF headquarters. Manager L H Hughes organized a pleasing program with cornet solos by Kirk Olesen including Coronation March Le Fille Du Regiment Espana and other selections from Meyerbeer Donizetti Waldteufel Kalman Offenbach and Weldon.
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Cedar Falls
Wi Lder
BF. L. McCreary
Hozel Russell-Lamson
L. H. Hughes
Pro-Gram
Kirk Olesen
Meyerbeer
Donizetti
Espana
Waldteufel
Capna
Kalman
Minuck
Barcarojle
Offenbach
Moonshiners Plead Guilty in Fort Smith Conspiracy Case
In Fort Smith Arkansas on October 20 seven men charged with conspiring to defraud the government in moonshine whiskey manufacture pleaded guilty in U S district court. Sentences will be set tomorrow. The case against Fred Bowles of Fort Smith was dismissed. The defendants had stood trial yesterday and their plea today surprised the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith, Ark
United States District Court
Fred Bowles
Fort Smith
Card of Thanks for Eugenе Ott and Family
The Ott family thanks friends and neighbors for assistance after the death of their wife and mother and for the floral offerings.
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Eugene Ott
Judge Henderson to speak at Galloway Club lunch
Judge J. H. Henderson of Indianola will be the main speaker at a noon luncheon at the Galloway club. G. Herrick, traffic manager of the William Galloway Co., hosts the event with invitees from Waterloo traffic firms. Mrs. W. K. Eagle filed charges against her husband for disturbing the public quiet. hearing set for Thursday morning in police court. Crown flour advertised at 1.65. Shytie's Feed Store.
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Henderson
J. H. Henderson
Indianola
Commerce
Galloway Club
Herrick
William Galloway Company
Waterloo
W. KE. Eagle
Ankeny Street
Meyers
Eagle
Big Wife
St Josephs Bazaar Opens Next Saturday at Elks Hall
The annual bazaar, run by St Josephs Catholic Church women, starts next Saturday evening with a chicken supper at the Elks Hall. It runs for one week, ending Saturday Oct. 0. Suppers are served each evening except Monday. Myers orchestra plays nightly. Booths include candy, doll, and married and young women’s fancy articles. Many valuable articles will be auctioned.
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Women of
Temperatures, Optical Co Data From Past Decades
Fragmentary weather data shows temperatures ranging from the mid thirties to the mid sixties across several years. The gauge records January through past years, noting highs and lows with reference to Buchanan Optical Co. and specific times.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Morning Wedding at St Marys Church
This morning at 8:30 Miss Anna Ge Beacher and Mr Henry J Glaza were united in marriage by Father Ray H P Rohiman at St Marys church. Attendants Miss Rose Glaza and Joe Glaza wore blue traveling suits. A breakfast followed at 11 at the Broom home 200 Witty street with Mrs L E Glaza and Mrs T L Berres assisting.
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St. Mary's Church
Anna Ge. Beacher
Henry J. Glaza
Ray
H. P. Rohiman
Rose Glaza
Joe Glaza
Broom
Witty Street
L. E. Glaza
T. L. Berres
Berres
Remarkable Health Claims Promoted for Quaker Herb Extract
An advertisement from a Waterloo health teacher promotes Quaker Herb Extract as a cure for stomach and digestive issues. It cites a patron, Ezra Prangley, a long-time Jesup resident, praising the remedy after two years of stomach trouble. The piece urges readers to try the extract, touts its herb-only formula, and lists prices and a local retailer.
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Ezra Prangley
Jesup
Prangley
Model Pharmacy
Waterloo
Hansen & Hansen's
East Fourth Street
Sister of Groom in Tappi Minn Named
A sister of the groom from Tappi Minnesota is mentioned in relation to the wedding of John Glaze’s son. The article notes the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Glaze.
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Tappi, Minn
John Glaze
Wanted Woman for Farm Work in Cedar Falls Area
Help needed for farm duties with good wages and a modern house. Apply to Mrs. Austin Leversee, Cedar Falls R. No. 1. Seena.
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Wonman
Austin Leversee
Cedar Falls R
Ee Seena
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O. J Bennett
Ottumwa
Slaught
Kalin
Griggs
Scanton Will
Temperance
Grace Onarci Lontgife
Jertch
Newell
Vranya
Fastland
aArm Sven
Mian
Hlaven
Butte Goal
Vlan Band
Morgan & Sullivan
Commercial Street
Shytie's Feed Store
W. Park
SE. Joseph
William A. Weleby
Jisu
Great Western
Inquire Shores
Sycamore
Ilinnia Central Lunch Room
Howard & Bowman
Black Hawk
Almond St
Awn
Almond
Moir St
Moston
B. 4Th
Latta, Inc
Iowa
Honscheld
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