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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1915

Page

12

Runaway horse injures boy cycling in city chase

Theron Ralston a 16 year old messenger for Stewart Simmons Co was struck by a runaway horse near Bridge and Commercial streets. The animal owned by Independent Meat Co wrecked his bicycle and trampled him before being halted after a wild run through the east business district. He was conscious soon after and taken to a physician in the Leavitt Johnson Bank building.

Theron Ralston Mia Alma Ralston Washington Street Bridge Commercial Streets Bridge Street Glen Carruthers Fourth Street

West High Leaves for Marshalltown

West High departs at 8 15 this morning without its strongest lineup as Thomas and McGuire fail exams and Bob Scarceder is too injured to risk fullback. Captain Hobe Dawson moves to back, Moose Matthews fills end, with Vaughan Kauffman Nauman Innes Holder Buechele Schultz Smith Bardeen Matthews in the lineup.

Max Sharer West High Marshalltown Thomas McGuire Bob Scarceder Hobe” Dawson Moose” Matthews Gordon Vaughan Kauffman Nauman Innes Holder Buechele Schultz Smith Bardeen Matthews Bob Miller Boob Miler Manning Herbert Vaughan Fred Frehga George Rausch Charles Teeter Murphy

Three Days For Violating Rules

J M Shea of 107 Bates Street received three days in jail after a police court hearing found him guilty of breaking quarantine during a scarlet fever alert. He was arraigned on a state charge later and was taken from a downtown Gallon district. City officials planned fumigation as neighbors reported he refused to stay on his property.

J. M. Shea Bates Street Shea Galcon Sigworth Clty

Funeral rites for Mrs George Sawyer at St Josephs

Funeral services for the late Mrs George Sawyer will be held Monday at 10 o'clock from St Josephs Catholic Church. The Very Rev Fr E Slattery will conduct the ceremony. Interment will take place in Calvary Cemetery.

George Sawyer St. Joseph's Catholic Church Fr. E. Slattery Peside Calvary Cemetery

How an Engineer Keeps Well on the Road

An excerpt explains that railroad engineers face exposure to colds and coughs, sharing a testimonial from G Dunaphart of Monette Missouri who has driven a Frisco engine 25 years. He uses Foley's Honey and Tar and keeps it in his home recommending it for bad coughs and colds. Sold by druggists everywhere.

Colé G. Dunaphart Monette Foley

Retires On Pension After an Excellent Record of Service

William Nathan Barr, longtime Illinois Central passenger conductor, retires after thirty-nine years with a flawless safety record. His last run was May 5, and he now enjoys a pension and home life on Eleventh Street East. Barr earned praise from General Manager Fulley and division superintendents for outstanding service, a fastest regular Fort Dodge-Dubuque run in 1 hour 58 minutes, and zero on-train deaths or property losses. He was born in 1854 near Westchester PA and began railroading earlier with Fort Wayne and Wisconsin Central before joining Illinois Central in 1876.

William Nathan Barr Tor Haois Central Barr Eleventh Street East Fulley Atwell Dubuque Sullivan Minnesota Mr. Barr Westchester Fort Wayne New Brighton Pittsburgh Wisconsin Central Tron Portage City Stevens Point Sinois Central Eyersloce Fort Dodge-Dubuque Henry Knowlton Waterloo Illneis Illinois Central Althode

Start Basketball Season On Nov 10

The 1915 16 basketball season will open at MM G A gymnasium on Tuesday evening Nov 16 with boxing and wrestling classes moved to another evening after a managers meeting. Physical Director Jacob Bintz plans to dedicate the gym two nights weekly to basketball and many teams are expected to enter the Commercial league this year.

Armenians Flee Turkish Atrocities Refugees Aboard French Ship

A historical newspaper caption describes Armenians fleeing Turkish atrocities. It notes refugees being taken aboard a French warship to Port Said, with several thousand refugees gathered there. Some flee into Greece.

Port Said Greece

Waterloo sports league to include multiple local teams

The league schedules teams across manufacturers, railroads, printers, wholesalers, College of Commerce, YMCA boys division, and Evening Courier and Reporter. It hopes to add a team from every Waterloo high school and from Waterloo Business College. Wednesday evening the first swimming classes will be organized under volunteer assistant Bob Schroeder.

College of Cammerce Evening Courier and Reporter Waterloo Waterloo Business College Sow Bob Schroeder

Minstrel Plans Form For Waterloo Event

Preliminary plans for the minstrel in Waterloo on November 9 and 10 are set. Cast members will be chosen this week, with rehearsals to start promptly after the director arrives on Wednesday. The minstrel company will provide two men, the rest to be drawn from local amateur performers. Funds will aid the new building project and the Elks charity fund.

Lcst Waterloo Elks

Carranza Seeks U S Envoy and Credits Pacification

General Carranza through his representative Esto Arredondo sent a note to the United States and other recognized republics expressing appreciation and declaring that diplomatic representation will soon be accredited. State department officials noted rumors from Juarez about Villa allies and Zapata troops near Mexico City, while Carranza’s agency reported sightings of Felix Diaz in New York and Zapata forces messaging from Mexico City.

Washington, D. C General Carranza Hla Esto Arredondo United States State Department Juarez Villa Felix Diaz Zapata Mexico City Carranza Agency New York Carranza

Ambiguous Amnesty Appeals Reported in Morelos Guerilla Action

Disintegrated bands across Morelos reportedly sought amnesty from General Gonzales amid widespread guerrilla activity. Appeals from local people indicate Zapati troops abandoned all pretenses of organized resistance, signaling chaotic conditions and tenuous control.

Gonzales Morelos Zapati

Berlin Celebrates Empress's Birthday amid War Gifts

Berlin residents decorated streets and displayed flags to honor the empress birthday. National gifts consisted of marmalade collections intended for soldiers at the front.

Berlin Wirolase Sayville Berin

Entente Repels Turkish Attacks on Gallipoli Front

Paris dispatch from Mythilens reports Entente forces repulsed strong Turkish assaults in Burla and Krithta on Gallipoli. Turks reportedly suffered heavy losses while an artillery action continues. Two destroyers entered the strait and bombarded Tsaca Tepe.

Paris Entente Wadnessay Burla Krithta Gallipoli Mythilens Tralin Tsaca Tepe

Italian Ships Attack Amid Gallipoli Pressure

Italian ships attack amid continued Allied pressure on Greece and Balkan fronts. German troops cross the Drina near Visegrad, driving Serbians. Bulgarians capture Negotin and Rogijev. Russian aid expected as telegrams cite plans for a possible landing on the Bulgarian coast by allied forces.

Gallipoli Greece Serbia Urey Greace Turin Sayvilia Dring River Visegriad Visnolike Nicholas Borbitn

Wall's Catarrh Cure Promoted in an Oxidized Ad

The ad claims Wall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. It urges readers to send for testimonials and lists CHENEY & CO. Toledo as the makers and a local druggist as a seller.

Ula

Special chocolate maple nut sale at four stores

Special bargain offers 25¢ chocolate maple nut usually 30¢ now 25¢. Also fine shelled 1 Hazel Nuits Ib. .40¢ and Boston Confectionery at 126 E. 4th and 7 Stores g2e W. 4th. Storage and pricing details listed for local shoppers.

Boston Confectionery

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