Kenyon Attacks League and Wilson in Iowa Speech
Senator Kenyon denounced the League of Nations and Wilson in a packed Iowa audience. He linked Maine’s big Republican win to a national landslide against the Democratic ticket and attacked statements on naval treaties, Shantung, and funding for railroads. Mrs. Boucher praised Kendall and Esch Cummins while urging support for Cummins and Town’s candidates.
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Yon
Fort Dodes
Boucher
Harding
Iowa
Speen
Gov. Cox
White House
Versailles
England
Mr. Wilson
Senate
France
Gen. Pershing
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Kenyon
Roosevelt
Teddy
William J. Bryan
Cox
Kendall
Nate Kendall
Town
Kenyor
Des Moines
Cummins
United States
Uave Beers
Rock of Salvation
Sittee Gf
Eric
Boucker
Washington
League of Nations
Wilson
United States Treasury
Return of Monarchy Urged by Former German Official
Berlin October 27 Dr Karl Heltferich, ex vice chancellor under the Imperial regime, was loudly cheered as he argued for the re establishment of the monarchy during an address before the nationalist congress.
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Associated Presse
Berlin
Karl Heltferich
East Students Show Interest in Manner of Casting Ballots
In Hawthorne seventh grade a Republican majority among 38 pupils is noted as they discuss party politics. A junior high poster contest features nearly 400 entries. Tomorrow Republicans receive attention and Friday offers voting guidance. Mrs. Jacob Levingston, a longtime Republican, will address Fairbank's Woman's club on voting procedures.
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Hawthorne
Jacob Levingston
Fairbank
Woman's Club
Prosecution Doubts After Coal Theft Confession
Illinois Central yards face dismissal of 14 workers over a scheme to salvage coal from underdump cars. Officials say the offense was unauthorized use of engines and removal of coal from pockets. about 100 tons found, with nine tons in one claim. Executives weigh reinstatement.
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Wlinois Central
Ordr
Roy Welch
Walch
Waterloo
Varda
I. C
Fall Shoes Sale at Wang and Miller
Wang and Miller advertise a saving offer for fall shoes with discounts ranging from 1 to 5 dollars. The brief promotion emphasizes price cuts and urges customers to shop for seasonal footwear.
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Wang & Miller
Contagious Diseases Warn On City Homes This Winter
With winter near, contagious diseases rise and three scarlet fever quarantines are ordered in the last three days along with one diphtheria, seven whooping cough, one chickenpox, and one smallpox case. Homes are placarded. scarlet fever patients include Mrs Funk, 215 Denver Street. Matt C LaRue, 633 Park Avenue West. Norbert Pfeffer, 513 Reed Street. Miss Mueller, 110 High Street, has smallpox and Miss Pearl Stanton, 450 Almond Street, has diphtheria.
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Public Health Department
Mrs. Funk
Denver Street
Matt C. LaRue
Park Avenue West
Norbert Pfeffer
Reed Street
Miss. Mueller
High Street
Miss Pearl Stanton
Almond Street
Choir Revival Sparks Enthusiasm at Central Christian
Sacred concerts at every revival meeting in Progress at Central Christian church feature a chorus directed by Creed J. Hutcherson. Evangelist Charles Earney spoke on "God's Challenge to the Church," urging religious training for American children. Tonight's address is "Ye Must Be Born Again."
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Central Christian
Creed J. Hutcherson
Charles &. Earney
Amerecan
City in Brief: Local notes and social updates
A compilation of small items: Irish Fellowship Ball set for 7:36 pm at Our Lady of Victory. Mrs Louis Frank and Mrs Martha Pedersen plan California trip for six months. M O Statler, 940 Seventh St West, operated yesterday and returned home. Jack Phillips, New Ulm Minn, lost overcoat bow at Illinois Central station. a child was injured after falling from a toy ride at home on Commercial Street. voter M N Lyons, 16 Mulberry, claims to be Waterloo’s oldest native voter born 62 years ago. Baptist ministers travel to Keokuk for state convention. Mr and Mrs Thomas Barrows and daughter from Los Angeles visiting Waterloo. bicycle stolen from Melvin Merrin, 307 Reed. ads urge Y night school enrollment.
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Louis Frank
Martha Pedersen
California
M. O. Statler
Seventh Street
West
Presbyterian Hospital
R. Jack Phillips
New Ulm
Minn
Ilinois Central Station
George Forrester
Commercial Street
Ambulante
Teuel
M. N. Lyons
Mulberry Street
Waterloo
C. J. Askins
First Baptist Church
Walnut Street
W.C. Kellard
Burton Avenue
Fire started by children at Halsted Street home
A fire in a closet at 252 Halsted Street was caused by children playing with matches. The East Fire Department responded at 9:30 a.m. but the blaze was extinguished by the occupants with buckets of water. Damage was limited to clothing.
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A. M. Bachan
Halsted Street
Blay Sate and Yusare with Bronson Insurance Agency
Mrs. Mary Meaney of Rockford Virginia plans to erect two residences at 2230 Oak Avenue, tearing down an old house on the site. The modern bungalow is priced around 5500 with a building contract by A C Cole of Home Builders. The owner will handle the erection by day labor.
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Mary Meaney
Rockford
Oak Avenue
Andrew Striegel
A. C. Cole
A; Aise
Kingstex Vente
West High Students Hear Final Pleas Before Vote
Final pleas in the political contest at West High echoed this morning as Welen Walsker endorsed Claude R. Porter for U S senator while Carson rebutted for Albert Baird Cummins. Art Sieidere spoke for Nate Kendall and William Jackson for Clyde Herring as the election nears next Tuesday with ballots prepared.
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West High
Welen Walsker
Claude R. Porter
Deven . Carson
Albert Baird Cummins
U. S
Art Sieidere
Nate Kendall
Wiliam Jackson
Clyde Herring
For Sale and Wanted Classifieds Mixed in Waterloo Ad Page
A dense block of midcentury classified ads lists items for sale such as a late model Ford coupe, a Mackinaw, a 1913 Ford Roadster, and a table phonograph, along with wants like a waitress, farm buyers, and house hunters. Many entries include phone numbers and locations in Waterloo and nearby towns, plus rental offers for rooms and a furnished apartment.
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Modern Rouse
Roby St
Bertsch Ave
Mealey, Oelwein
Waterloo Employment and Real Estate Agency
Maple St
Immune
W. C. Heisler
Dike
Iowa
Minnesota
Waterloo
Sta. A
Commercial Bank
Ftvo
Sycamore St
Gas
Leland Ave
Litchfield’s
Riverside Drive
Jefferson St
Lown
Kiscell
Fowler St
Football team prepares for upcoming exhibition game
The document notes the team’s plan for a free exhibition with staff serving as judges. It mentions Captain John Banton and Don Graham aiding in arrangements for the Dubuque game and Marshalltown match, with references to injuries and team leadership.
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Dubuque
John Banton
Don Graham
Marshalltown
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Kenyon Arraighs League
Kenda
EAST
Sloan
Noerchandise
Buchanan's
Clarente Herman
Davenport
WBS
H.H. Young
Mr. Herman
Melvin Merrin
Blay
Yusare
Bronson Insurance Agency
Brazil
Rio’ de Tanetro- Bal
E Apex Ironer
APEX
Wagkershan Electrical Appliances
Zibridge SL
Majestic Waterloo
Tate Aan
Jeske
Chicago
F.O. B
Harry Padden Auto Co
Sixth and
Franklin Streets
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