Episcopal Rector to Join Disciples in Council Bluffs
Dr. A. G. Buxton, rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Council Bluffs, announced after his farewell sermon that he would leave the Episcopal faith to join the Church of Christ. The announcement caused a scene as he criticized dogma and tradition, saying the Episcopal Church bases authority on scripture not creed, and that its liturgy lacks a full scriptural gospel. Buxton, in office four years, has clashed with Bishop Morrison and cited concerns over ritualism and ecclesiastical legislation.
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Council Bluffs
A. G. Fra. Buxton
St. Paul's
Buxton
Episcopal Church
Postles
Morrison
Ee Buxton
Rotary Luncheon Agenda and Industry Talk at Hotel Russell
At the 3,6 Rotary club meeting in Waterloo today the notice proposed changing the meeting day to Tuesday, with a preliminary vote nearly split. JH O Bernbrock of Waterloo Feat Laundry spoke on steam laundry growth and rising costs including German blueing. Members were urged to support the YMCA membership drive and assist in a housing campaign. George Williams noted 108 members, 42 of whom belong to the association, and outlined a year of club service. George Huntley urged cultivating corner lots to relieve the current meat and fuel shortages.
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Rotary Club
Russellamkoor
JH. O. Bernbrock
Waterloo
Buc Wess
Bernbrock
Germany
George Williams
George Huntley
British peers suffer heavy toll on European battlefields
London reports a rising death toll among British aristocracy in Europe. Lieut Windham Sman t eldest son of Lord Fenconner, 19, was killed September 22. Recent losses include Lieut Mark Tennant and other scions of nobility amid cabinet ministers and political families.
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London
Windhamsmant
Lord Fenconner
Rosie
Mark Tennant
Asith
Lord Lansdowne
Pike Pease
Arthur Henderson
Big City Registration Surges Across Precincts
Registration for the first three days shows the heaviest turnout in city history. Comparison notes 6,119 in three days versus 7,336 over five days four years ago, with Saturday the last chance to register for those away. Precinct tallies list 698, 602, 188 in First Ward. 617, 410, 369 in Second Ward. 419, 455, 809, 450 in Third. 22, 297, 881, 241, and 408 in Fourth Ward. Total 6,119.
Busy Weekend for Police Officers
Police records show 22 arrests over Saturday and Sunday amid a triple tragedy and a Mexican shooting. Eleven were drunk, ten violated traffic rules, six gambled, and one each faced cruelty to animals, disorderly conduct, and other offenses. Fourteen cars were tagged, with ten drivers paying fines at headquarters. A gambling raid nabbed six men at a local dice game.
Wilson League Raises Total Fund of 34667
The Woodrow Wilson Independent League reported 436 contributors raising 44677 for the residential campaign and expending 21030 to date. Major donors include Jacob Schiff 5000 William Kent 4000 Charles R Grane 2000 Mrs Charles Crane 1000 and Mrs Joseph Frets 1000. The Democratic national committee gave 15500.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Jacob FL. Schiff
William Kent
California
Charles R. Grane
Charles Rr.crane
Joseph Frets
New York
Democratic ‘National Committee
Viscount Sato Presents Credentials To President Wilson
Rebury Park New Jersey October 30 Viscount Sato the new Japanese ambassador to the United States presented his credentials to President Wilson accompanied by his full staff in a brilliant uniform. His greetings expressed hope for the continuance of friendly relations between Japan and the United States.
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Rebury Park
N. J
Viscount Sato
United States
Wilson
3000 Elephants Here Election Day Circa 1930s Rally
Election day circuses and political rallies loom as 3000 elephants symbolize campaign energy. GOP activists wear party emblems shipped from national headquarters while speakers like J W Arbuckle A B Lovejoy and Walter P Jensen address tariff issues. Burton E Sweet and H M Havner scheduled to speak in La Porte City and Cedar Falls respectively with local rallies in Dunkerton. Townsley aims to register unlisted voters next Saturday as county reports flow in.
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Waterloo
J. A. Townsley
Hughes
J. W. Arbuckle
A. B. Lovejoy
Walter P. Jensen
Burton E. Sweet
la Porte City
H. M. Havner
Cedar Falls
H. W. Brant
Lester Townshury
Dunkerton
Townsley
Yellowstone Features Attract Tourists
Tourism figures say mountain scenery geysers lakes and wildlife attract visitors to Yellowstone National Park. Figures refer to animals like deer elk antelope bears buffalo and mountain sheep protected by government regulations with winter flocks at Gardiner flats fed by soldiers at Fort Yellowstone. Professor Hunt to give an illustrated talk on Yellowstone phenomena at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening November 7.
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Yellowstone National Park
Charles Norton Huot
Gardiner Flats
Gardiner Station
Fort Yellowstone
Professor Hunt
Yellowstone
First Presbyterian Church
Iowa Maneuvers Delayed by Rumors of Bandit Raids
Brownsville Texas October 20 Rumors of Mexican bandit raids on border towns delay the Iowa brigade maneuvers. The troops were to begin a week’s march to the Gulf of Mexico to attack New York state troops. Also Cedar Falls report of a train collision injuring Carl Christiansen and Charles Mathews. Railway crossing agreement debated as Waterton Cedar Falls & Northern seeks ten trial paved grassings.
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Brownsville
Tex
Iowa
Gulf of Mexico
New York State
Cenar Falls
Cedar Falls
Sperial
Carl Christiansen
Charles Mathews
Third
Walnut Streets
Christiansen
Mathews
Woman Victim of Hotel Fray Dies of Wounds
A Waterloo hotel shooting left Mrs. Finley dead from two gunshot wounds after Finley killed himself. Shaulis, who tried to intervene, died from a shot to the heart. Police arrived as the phone call from the restaurant was interrupted. Funeral services for Shaulis were held at the First Baptist church.
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Finley
Wive
Finney
Bhaulls
Shaulis
Shlf Shaulis
Fred
Ha Wan
Shauls
Polica
Shauliss
J. J. Shaulie
Shanlis
Waterloo
Orange Township
Brevart Hotel
Gilbert
Walter
Eugene
Josiah
Cato
Carria Heinhart
Franklin Grove
F. M. Peterson
Delano
Minn
Chester
Ives
Dixon
Ill
W. J. Shaulis
First Baptist Church
Slayet
Vinton Vinton
Thomas J. Finley
Vinton
W. J. Shaulls
Brevort
Finlay
Edith Cook
Frank Finley
Lawrence
Trowsers in England and historic emblems in flags
A historical note on early English trousers as a stigma in church life with a Bethe chapel trust clause banning preachers who wear trousers. Mentions the fleur-de-lis legend tied to Clovis and a flag history tracing the tricolor adoption after 1789 and royalist attempts to restore the old emblem.
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England
Bethe, Chapel
Cambridge Street
Sheffield
Truthful Photographer With Fragments of a Day
A fragmented OCR item notes a photographer drying plates in a warm space. A friend asks what he is doing and the reply is a terse remark about stringing in views. The text includes detached numbers and nonsensical marks, resembling a page puzzle from Pall Mall Gazette with dates and figures scattered.
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Pall Mall (Gazette
City in Brief: Local News Bites From Mooney to Davenport
Istters binr and Zour eres rise in Buchanan re' Bide. Mooney leaves for Moatbrook Florida. Van Metre returns to Town City for university studies. Alfoyer to Los Angeles for winter. Althouse visits parents and registers to vote. Auto theft reported. pnar site mud travel toward Minnesota. Pension rights sought in Bates court for former policeman. Pickett tours state for Republican party with stops from Troor to Council Bluffs. Cook joins Matt Parrott & Bong as city salesman. Chevalier moves to Burroughs Adding Machine. Dr. J E O Keefe returns from Philadelphia congress with Waterloo colleagues attending event.
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Horace van Metre
State University
Air
J. T. Alfoyer
Conger Streat
Los Angeles
Cal
Lloyd Althouse
Town State University
H.W. Althouse
H. W. Woente
Shortt
D. B. Henderson
Mitchell
Pnr
Minnesota
W. B. Haines
CG. Cook
Waterloo Daily Reporter
Matt. Parrott & Bong Company
City Saleaiman
Roy Chevalier
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Waterloo
J. E. O'Keefe
Philadelphia
O’keefe
Chicago
Ha Congress
W. B. Small
B. T. Hartman
E. L. Roblf
Guthrie McConnall
Community announcements and lodge notices
A list of fraternal and church events across Waterloo includes Waterloo No. 22 W B A M meeting at 2 p m in A O U W hall to rehearse for November 14, a Men’s Agoga Bible class social and luncheon honoring Rev. Percy R. Moors of Walnut Street Baptist Church with a talk for men and wives, Cedar No. 28 Maccabees ritual practice and refreshments, a called Watertop Lodge No.105 A B L & A M session at the Masonic temple for first degree, the Church of God in Kistner’s Chapel hosting “Job’s Problem Solved” at 7:30 p m with preaching tomorrow night, Waterloo Chapter No.128 O E F. S. at the Masonic temple with work at 4 and 7:29 p m, a picnic and supper at 7 p m with provisions requested, Hawkeye Camp No.137 Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle No.128 joint open meeting Tuesday at Labor Temple with a school of instruction and Q&A, refreshments by the social committee. invites members, families, and Spanish language enthusiasts, including Mrs. T. A. Whitworth of Cedar Falls and Miss Walker’s class, to attend Tuesday evening.
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Waterloo Review
A. O. U. W. Hall
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Percy R. Moors
China
Rav. Moor
The
Maccabees
Watertop Lodge
Masonic Temple
Church of God
Kistner
Waterloo
Hawkeye
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Labor Temple
T. A. Whitworth
Cedar Falla
James McGuire Rites Planned for Black Hawk Resident
James McGuire of Black Hawk county died after a long illness at his daughter's home. Born March 27, 1843 in Utica New York, he moved to Town in 1883, lived on a farm, and later retired. Survived by two daughters Mrs Van Arnam and Mrs George Abel, one son Albert. Funeral at St Joseph's Church Thursday at 9 am with burial in Calgary Cemetery.
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James Sguire
James McGuire
Black Hawk County
Mra
Kk. W. van Arnam
Puirview Avenue
Mr. McGuire
Uticn
Jack Hawk
Setire
Waterloo
van Arnam
George Abel
Albert
Fort Klamath
St. Joseph’s Cathiolic Church
Tursday
Biurial
Calgary Cametery
Pretty Girls Roses Entice Ames Study
Ames study notes that pretty girls will be hired as chauffeurs for bus routes between Ames and Town State Caliere. A relay competition is described between the bus line and the local street car company, with female chauffeurs said to nearly double undergraduate patronage.
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Ames
Caliere
Anes
Capt. Boelke German Air Hero Killed in Battle
Reported by Reuters through Ansterdan copy Capt Boelke the famed German aviator died in a collision during a pair fight on a Saturday. Earlier sources claimed shell wounds and later official notices credited him with bringing down his thirty eighth aeroplane.
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London
Oat
Boelko
Reuters Telegraf Company
Fovity
Tortlath Aeroplinn
Paria
Hoelke
Jpreuel
Haing
Boelke
Hindenburg
Mickelsen
Mueller
Emden
Wechdingen
Intel
Letters To Soldiers Prove Popular Idea
The Correspondence Club grows as a relief committee plans letters for Waterloo soldiers at the Mexican border. The club welcomes all to join and aims to ensure both companies receive letters, with Neil D. Jackson, secretary, holding member names and addresses for inquiries.
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Reliet Conmittes
Waterloo
Crownsville
Neil D. Jackson
Farm Labor Short At Husking Time
Farm labor is scarce as corn husking begins. A A Jaurger, county crop agent, says farmers pay 6 cents per bushel for husking and struggle to attract workers. He notes urban job opportunities lure workers away, making the farm labor shortage a growing issue this season.
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Black Hawk
A. A. Jaurger
Agricultural I W W W national convention opens in Minnesota
Delegates from distant sections attend the I W W agricultural branch meeting in Minneapolis Minnesota. District organizers outline labor conditions and wage scales amid high living costs.
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Minneano
Minn
Ying Aluo
Campaign speakers survive Iowa auto wreck near Winterset
Winterset on October 29. John Y Pleakly John Jamieson and W Van Duyn Republican campaign orators narrowly escaped death when their automobile wrecked between Patterson and Revington while touring from Des Moines. None were seriously hurt.
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Winterset
John Y. Pleakly
John Jamieson
W. van Duyn
Patterson
Revington
Des Moines J
Luctta Howe Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Party
Luctta Howe of 501 Fowler street marked her twelfth birthday Saturday by hosting 12 classmates from Our Lady of Victory academy. Music by Helen Gronen, reading by Clarissa McDermott, a duet by Orville Melsch and Mervin Lynch, then dinner served by Mrs. FP A Howe. The cake featured 12 burning candles.
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Luctta Howe
Fowler Street
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Helen Gronen
Clarissa McDermott
Orville Melsch
Mervin Lynch
FP. A. Howe
Digestion Worth Having Promises From Dr Williams Pills
A vintage medical puff touts digestion rewards from strong blood and Dr Williams Pink Pills. It warns against predigested foods and promotes a tonic treatment claiming to boost stomach strength and overall health with high red blood. It advertises a booklet What to Eat and How to Fat by De Kuyper Chenectady NY and offers fifty cent per box pills or local druggist supply.
Immigrants Send U S Millions to Europe Says Steiner
Chicago report cites Luijon Steiner, a longtime immigration researcher, claiming about 60 million dollars monthly moved from the United States to Europe since the war began. He asserts large profits from foretaste exchange and notes over 1,200 storage docks sold for future voyage guarantees. Steiner urges regulation to curb money and steamship ticket abuses and favors keeping immigrants in American employment rather than returning them to poverty in Europe.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Luijon Steiner
Chisago
Hbanker
Mr. Steiner
Stalinar
Bleiner
Minofa
Impover
Girl Guardian Club Plans City Organization Drive
The Girl Guardian groups organize in city grade schools through the Young Women's Christian Association. Meetings this week will announce plans with Miss Parr ot t, Mrs Charles Bontz, and Miss Martin addressing students at various buildings. The club mirrors Knights of the Round Table and Boy Scout structure, with a two month novitiate before initiation. The Guardian badge features a gray armor motif and a motto I Serve.
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Miss Parrott
Imeraon
Charles Bontz
Hawthorne
Onet High
Miss Martin
Edison
Isreag
Oroblam
Auto Hits Wagon in Dense Cedar Falls Fog
Wyland, a farmer living near Cedar Falls, sustained two broken ribs and minor injuries when his wagon collided with an automobile on the Waterloo Cedar Falls road two miles from Cedar Falls. The car approached unseen in heavy fog and fled the scene. Hyland was taken to Cedar Falls for treatment. injuries not serious.
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Id Wyland
Sedar Falhs
Waterloo-Gedar Falls
Cedar Falls
Hyland
Cabrera Denies He Criticised America for Border Laxity
Atlantic City N J October 20 An American member of the Mexican American Joint Commission will take no official cognizance of Lula Cabrera head of the Mexican commission and her alleged criticism of American officials for laxity in dealing with smugglers of arms and ammunition Secretary of the Interior Lane head of the American commission will defer without exception Cabrera's denial of authorship Alberto J Pant and Ignacio Bonitas the other Mexican members remained in Atlantic City while the joint commission reconvened without Cabrera
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Atlantic City
N. J
Alberto J. Pant
Tgnacio Bonitas
Mr. Cabrera
Joint Commission
Widow's Body Found in River Near Orry Town Iowa
The body of Mrs. James Burge age 72 widow of a pioneer Iowa horseman was found in the Iowa river near Orry Town. She had disappeared from home late yesterday. Relatives said she had been despondent over recent family deaths.
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James Burge
Iowa
Iowa River
Here
Burge
Wanted Laborers and assorted goods at 311 Commercial Street
Misc classified lines list laborer positions at Ones Cohen & Co and numerous buy and sell ads. Furnished or unfurnished rooms, furniture pieces including couch, dresser, buffet, gas stove, upright piano, heat, and small farm offers appear with multiple phone contacts and local business names.
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Cohen & Co
Pont-Boom Afodera
G. O. Lamson
Cupboart
Dresser
Buffet
West
Rideo
Clarksville
Iowa
Michels & C
Fourth
Washington
Northwestern Land & Investment Company
Nichols & Co
West Fourth
EE Eee
Cortlandt Street
Seven Chapel
Elo Lel
Thorobred Duron Jerway
D. G. Liehty & Sen
West Rth
Salas Horse
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Waterloo Evening Courier
FRAY
France
Clovis
Cologne
Ty Hurhanan Optical
Peeeste
Istters
Zour
Irs
Ees Buchanan
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Seventh Street East
Moatbrook
Fla
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Capt
T. W. Ww. W. National Convention
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U.S
Steiner
Cabrera
America
Orry
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Comfort Farm
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Tndependence
Lowa
Comfort
J. H. Moore
Erib
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