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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1913

Page

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Big Saturday football clashes test title contenders

Wisconsin faces Minnesota while Illinois plays Chicago and Notre Dame meets Army in key intersections. Michigan aims to rebound against Syracuse as the Western Conference title races tighten and teams clash for high-stakes standings.

Pauk Minuc Wola Wisconsin Maw Ikieagu Notre Dame Army West Point Syracuse Ann Arbor Hornell Cambridge Purdue Chi-cago Maroons Illinois Boilermakers Moach Zueppke Pogue Chicago Zeuppke South Bend Michigan Vanderbilt Jimmy Craig New York

Michigan Football Aims For Stronger Offense and Defense

The article notes Michigan’s plan to bolster both offensive and defensive strength. It discusses renewed focus on execution, line play, and strategic schemes to improve performance this season.

Courier Bowls Victory in Local Bowling Match

The Courier defeated the Tribune on Tuesday afternoon at Jackman Hall. Dowie Lain led the Courier with two of three panes, and Frank Hivsertyon posted the digs score while Coe toped the other team. A police bowling challenge to the Courier was issued by the police department with a game planned soon.

Courier Dowie Lain Thnes- Mbone Jackman Frank Hivtsertyon Coe Steperter Stewart-Simmons Richardson TNS Kress Sage Keene Times Tribune— Jer Rickert Stoo Hartmtan Courier Polices Department Leighton Wagner Falice Meyers Garrison Morningstar

Owls Triumph in Three-Game Brunswick Match

The Owl bowling team beat Brunswick two games to one at Manahi alleys in Bruns Wick Bowling League action. Kezar led with a 21 in game one but faded in the last two as Owls posted totals of 741, 725, and 877 to Brunswick 674, 714, 877.

Owl Manahi Brunswick Kezar Brunswicks Mitchell EAN J. Morris Manaht Bartz Jarkman Koester Champe Kevar W. Manahl

Des Moines North Wrestles With Waterloo Preparations

Des Moines high school football under Coach Thomas prepares fourteen players for the Saturday game at Waterloo against West High. The squad notes a pass oriented, open play style, with practice shaping the lineup for travel and a reserve team duel in Ankeny before the main contest.

Des Moines High Thomas Waterloo West High North Warriors Cedar Falls High West Ames West High East Newton North Ankeny

Giants vs White Sox Exhbition Collision Kills One

In Tulsa on October 29 a sudden collapse of right field bleachers at South Main park sent 710 spectators to the ground during a Giants versus White Sox exhibition. One man Chester Thomas was killed and about 35 others injured. Walter Johnson pitched for the White Sox, who won easily as Mathewson struggled in four innings.

Tulsa Okla South Main Street New York Giants Chicago White Sox Chester Thomas Company L Ninth United States Infantry F. L. Echelberger George Thatcher Boston Sox Walter Johnson Mathewson Wiltse T Freely White Sox Giants Johnson Schalk Wingo

Towa City Highs Set to Meet Marshalltown Next Week

Towa City, Oct 29. The unbeaten Towa City high school team travels to Marshalltown next Saturday on Iowa field. Newton is not rated stronger than Iowa City, who defeated Newton List Saturday. Star end Harrison, once drawn by Newton, will be able to play against Marshalltown after a first half benching.

Marshall Town Towa City Iowa Field Newton Iowa City Harrison Newton Bane Marshalltown

Parkersburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Parkersburg residents welcomed guests from Waterloo Catlin and Minneapolis over recent days. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Kaiser and their son Jan Mr and Mrs Moore and Mrs Dawson who returned from Chicago and Grand Rapids. various Waterloo and Iowa Falls guests called on families while a Myers orchestra dance drew a large crowd. Local dances and Hallowe en party plans were noted along with several extended visits.

Parkersburg J. H. Porcupile Waterloo A. QO. Strout Catlin W. T. Evans Independence H. £. W. Kaiser Jan Minneapolis Mra. Kaiser Myers Orchestra Gladys Turner Carrie Williams D. C. Shuter Donald Grundy Center Marguerite Morgans Ruth Conn Rockwell City Stanley Conn Florence Owen T. F. Moore Mabel Smith Iowa Falls Henry Hinrichs Chris Krider Herbert Bucknam Fred Cruso Dyersville BE. W

Local Social Notes From Mt. Vernon Twp Iowa

Little La Rue Wambaugh delighted Cedar Falls audience with a Yeoman hall performance on Friday evening singing Little Black Me. Numerous families and neighbors are noted visiting and traveling between Cedar Falls Waterloo Muscatine and Le Mars as they attend reunions and family gatherings. Regular services and Sunday school are planned at Becker school house with changes in location.

Mt. Vernon Little la Rue Wambaugh Yeoman Hall Cedar Falls Black Me Austin Leversee L. A. Wangler Waterloo J. E. Askey Fred Neuman Mr. Taylor Wall Lake P. O East Janesville Sam Leversee Whillis al Henry Bartholomew Dunkerton Albright Geo. Albright California Colorado John Carpenter al. Henry Mrs le Mars Col Elsie Westphal

Local Town Notices and Visits Reported

Oct 28 notes show Mr Shirley selling town lots to Jack Pinkerton and Mrs Pa and grandson Kenneth. visits by Mrs Barker and wife, Mrs Emma Young and others, Emma Young plans short stay in New Hampton. Folks traveling to Waterloo Waverly Nashua and Charles City for visits and events with haying gathering at hall Saturday evening. Descriptions include local names and minor travel.

Frederike Shirley Jack Pinkerton Kenneth Hii Dubuque My. Barker Frederickshure Emma Young New Hampton Fiber Johnson and Little Toy Pases Waterloo Mart Clara Waverly Peter Peterson Reputlie Anson Woodring Miss Peart Thankis Autaead Chitles City Thomas Nida Etal Lennn Golding Oswanner Reeser

Waverly and Tripoli Residents Visit and Travel Notes

Local names report several trips and visits from Waverly to Tripoli Fredericksburg Waterloo and Hawkeye. Nora Copnel receives a sick call from Sioux City. New and bought farms appear in the area as residents plan moves and home improvements.

Readlyn Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travel

Readlyn notes list residents and visitors A. C. Mayers traveled to Templeton and Albert Lea Minn Miss Minnie Webling stayed with her sister Mrs Henry Klemp Several townspeople attended a Fettkether sale and plans to move to Waverly are noted Families and guests from Waterloo Oelwein Clarion and Wisconsin are mentioned along with a local lawsuit witness trips and a Sunday dinner excursion

Readlyn J. L. Daniels Waverly Minnie Webling Henry Klemp Stoffregan Waterloo Henry F. Strottman J. McDavitt Oelwein Clarion Vanderwalker Wisconsin Minnesota E.R. Jesse Littleton Readlyn Friends Fettkether

Tragic Beheading Discovered Near Salt Lake Rails

A three year old boy was found decapitated beside the Salt Lake railway tracks at Whittier boulevard. Two ranch hands, Joe Sanchez and J Martinez, located the trunk and limbs thirty feet from the line with the head further away. Officers suspect murder possibly by a speeding train or car and have few leads.

Joe Sanchez J. Martinez Whittier Boulevard Salt Lake Railway Salt Lake

TIZ Gladdens Sore Feet In Every Step

TIZ provides instant relief for foot troubles including corns bunions calluses and chilblains. The remedy soothes foot aches and swelling with a restful bath while Walter Luther Dodge & Co. markets it from Chicago with mail order options.

Walter Luther Dodge & Co Deater Wabash Ave Chicago

Players Demand Fairness in Baseball Labor Talks

Cincinnati October 29 August Hermann chairman of the national commission said the players demands through David Fultz of the Players Protective Association appear mostly equitable and easily settled. He added the disputes can be smoothed over with a few hours of discussion and will welcome a delegation of players as spokesman for amicable talks.

Cincinnati Hermann National Commission David Fuitz Players’ Protective Association Fultz

Decapitated Baby Body Found in Los Angeles

Los Angeles officials report a decapitated baby body found prompting a joint investigation by sheriff's deputies and the coroner. Authorities describe the scene as an early-stage inquiry with Ianguage not yet released. Further details were not immediately available.

Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputies Hartwell

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