Cedar Rapids Assists Greece War Relief Drive
One hundred Greek reservists have left for duty as Cedar Rapids residents raise 350 for the relief of returning men. A mass meeting led by Peter Mavrelis and Waterloo Greeks stirred patriotism, with copies of a Greek newspaper arriving in Waterloo for readers and locals gathering at Mavrelis candy kitchen for updates from the battlefields.
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Cedar Rapids
Peter
Mavrelis
Waterloo
Rapids
Mavrelis Candy Kitchen
Fourth Street
Death of Rebecca Shade Miss Shade dies in Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Rebecca C Shade daughter of Mrs Hannah Arends of 1604 Lafayette street died at 7 16 this morning at Presbyterian hospital Born January 17 1890 in Gresham she moved to town at eight and graduated East High School in 1907 She was a bookkeeper for Wangler Bros two years and a member of the German Evangelical Church Survived by mother a brother in Rosewood Canada and several sisters Funeral arrangements pending
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Rebecca C. Shade
Hannah Arends
Lafayette Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Gresham
East High School
Wangler Bros
German Evangelical Church
Harry Shade
Rosewood
Can
W. S. Carson
Lethbridge
John Fellkether
Dunkerton
W. A. Titus
Lane Street
Elizabeth
Cora Shade
Aged Woman Sarah Abraham Dies at 1:20 Sunday
Mrs Sarah A Abraham a resident at 716 Logan avenue died yesterday afternoon from heart trouble and complications. Born in 1844 in Mercer County Pennsylvania she later moved with her parents to Wisconsin where her father still lives. She had resided with her grandson for the past two years.
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Sarah A. Abraham
Logan Avenue
Sarah Cline
Mercer County
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Waterloo Woman Known for Church Work Dies
A Waterloo resident who was twice married to Samuel A. Worrell and Dr. Charles Abraham died. Surviving are her son E. L. Worrell of Waterloo and siblings including George D. Cline of Hudson Wisconsin J P Cine of Lamont Wisconsin and Mrs L B Howrey and Mrs M F Howrey of Darlington Wisconsin and Mrs B A Losswold of Rock Valley Iowa Burial is planned for Fayette Wisconsin after a prayer service conducted by Rev Evans.
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Waterloo
Samuel A. Worrell
Charles Abraham
E. L. Worrell
Iowa Street
George D. Cline
Hudson
Wis
J. P. Cine
Lamont
L. B. Howrey
M. F. Howrey
Darlington
Duluth’s First White Child Dies at 73
Duluth Minnesota October 2. Eustace Roussain once known as Duluth’s first white child has died aged 73. He spent his life at Fondulac near Duluth. He taught Indians to read and write and was long recognized as a sportsman’s guide and friend.
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Duluth, Minn
Eustace Roussain
Duluth
Fondulac
Here
Fire Destroyed First National Bank Building in Castleton
A late yesterday fire in Castleton North Dakota gutted the First National Bank building. Chemicals in a nearby drug store added to the display as flames spread. Fargo firemen were summoned but local forces contained the blaze without aid. Loss estimated at seventy five thousand dollars.
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Castleton
N. D
First National Bank
Fargo Department
EAGT High Flounders Against Coe Freshmen
East High football suffered a 72 to 0 defeat at Cedar Rapids as Coe freshmen dominated. Davis missed the trip with a knee injury raising doubt about his return for the Iowa Falls game next Saturday. The setback hurts East High as Davis is a leading ground gainer for the squad.
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East High
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Freshies
Davis
Iowa Falls
Hts
Fighting monkey and dog rescued in creek incident
In Minneapolis on October 28 a fox terrier named Bismarck and a escaped monkey Bonita battled in Minnehaha Creek. Both animals were swept toward Minnehaha Falls until 12 year old Sylvia Johnson rescued them. Bonita survived with injuries. Bismarck retained his hold on the monkey.
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Minneapolis
Bonita
Johnson
Bismarck
Sylvia Johnson
Registrar Fired Following Probe in Montana
Washington reports Taft removed Edward L. Barnes registrar of the land office at Great Falls Mont and accepted the resignation of Receiver Wilson after an investigation. Successors will be named in a few days. Balloons Still in Air notes the Gordon Bennett cup race half a world away with balloons afloat heading east near Berlin as the field drifts toward Russia.
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Washington
Taft
Edward L. Barnes
Great Falls
Mont
Wilson
Berlin
Suttgart
Russia
Mass Meetings in Cuba Threaten Collision After Election
Washington reports Havana leaders of rival factions have halted pre vote mass meetings after clashes. Officials fear larger outbreaks unless leaders change stance. Registration list restrictions may sway support to conservatives or Menocal party, risking riots. Taft coordinating with state war and navy for possible intervention if needed.
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Washington
Havana
Zagista
Wberal
Menocal
Zagistas
Taft
State
War and Navy Departments
Cuba
All Year School Work Gains Ground in U S
Education officials report a growing movement toward year round schooling in public and private institutions. Harvard and Chicago universities run extended summer terms. Cleveland and Newark adopt all year plans. New York City schools consider year round. Proponents cite healthier students and progress, while films enter German classrooms for science and anatomy education.
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Schocl
Ralfenge
United States Bureau of Education
Harvard Engineering School
Harvard
University of Chicago
Claveland Ohio
Cleveland
Newark
N. J
New York City
Central Commercial
Mandal Fratning High School
Sewark
Bidtunier
Lt Ig
Hodis
Dis
United States
Bureau of Eiucation
Ministry of Education
Berlin
Greater Berlin
Germany
Waterloo social scene: Miss Lamb weds Arthur Adair at home
The marriage of Esther Louise Lamb and Arthur Prentiss Adair occurred at noon today at the bride’s parents home, 706 Park Ave W. Due to the ill health of the bride’s father the ceremony was intimate with Rev. W F Spry officiating and Lohengrin played by Mrs. William Evans. The bride, in sheer Japanese linen with Irish lace, and Adair, a Cornell graduate and Boise civil engineer, will honeymoon in Chicago before returning.
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Esther Louise Lamb
3. L. Lamb
Arthur Prentiss Adair
Boise
Idaho
Park Avenue West
W. F. Spry
M. E. Church
William Evans
Slater
Lohengren
Waterloo
The
West High School
Adair
Cornell University
Chicago
Lamb
Additional Market News New York Stock Prices
Stock exchange close reported in New York shows prices for Canadian Pacific Reading Rock Island Chicago Great Western Northwestern American Smelter Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Great Northern Missouri Pacific and other listed issues with varied quotes and trades.
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NEW YU
New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Reading
Rock Island
Chicago
West
Northwestert
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ghia
Brooklyn Rapid Seamsit
United States Steel, Common
United States
Steve Pf
Wee
Amalgamated Capuete
Great Norothertt
Bes St Pale
Missouri Pacific
Cee
Bea
Contr Andonena
Armertown
Daseles
Letter from Roosevelt touches Mrs Adams on birthday
Mrs. C. F. Adams of Franklin receives a warm acknowledgment from Colonel Roosevelt via Phillip J. Roosevelt. The letter expresses sincere gratitude for her birthday greetings and notes the personal impact of the kind wishes.
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C. F. Adams
Franklin
Progressive
Col. Roosevelt
Adams
Roosevelt
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Regu
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Peter Mavrelis
Peery
Eagt High
Coe Freshied
Fighting Monkey
Waterloo Business Men’s Temperance Assn
AL FB
Gates, Sytullente Ridg
Towa
Jowliy
Educathon
Mr. Pleasant
Elizabeth Lai
Newton
Phillip J. Roosevelt
B. Shoninger
F. QO. Evans Piano Co
BK. Shoninger
Shoninger Co
BH. Shoninger wWanuo
Wim. A.dobsson
F. C. Evans
Bridge Street
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