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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1916

Page

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Gregory Assails Hughes Speech Deeds Not Words

Bangor Ma September 1 Attorney General T Gregory attacked Charles Hughes attacks on the Wilson administration and defended a words not deeds policy saying deeds would have brought war He argued the president kept the nation at peace and criticized Hughes for favoring action over diplomacy in foreign affairs The Mexican question and Hughes policy were also discussed

Bangor T. Gregory Charles H. Hughes Wilson Mr. Gregory Hughes Europe Supreme Court of the United States Deeds Germany Lusitania Sussex Gregory Aitu|ation

Woosley Preliminary Hearing Delayed Again

Roy Woosley faced a postponed preliminary hearing on larceny charges. The arraignment in Justice F. F. Knapp's court was moved to Tuesday, with Grace De Long slated for arraignment on the same date. De Long is held on receiving stolen property charges and allegedly possessed one dress tied to the Sternberg store theft.

Roy Woosley Woosley F. F. Knapp Grace de Long Sternberg Miss de Long

Indoor life fat loss claims for Korein capsules

An advertisement touts Korein capsules as a safe, inexpensive weight loss aid for those indoors and lacking exercise. It asserts fat from indoor life harms organs, promises noticeable weight reduction in days, better digestion, and increased energy. Hansen or Wangler Bros. supply the product.

Hansen Wangler Bros

Straw Hat's Off as New Style Faces Delay

The day marks the new straw hat releasing era aimed at replacing the popular summer straw. A committee will meet with Mayor W. R. Law to seek an extension, noting warm days may continue before fall weather. Mayor Law reportedly frowns on the straw hat and may limit wear.

Law

Text books arrive for county rural schools

Rural schools will not delay opening next Monday due to missing texts. Boxes have been unloaded at the county superintendent's office, and all required texts are ready for the county depositories, with possibly one exception.

Hf. CG. Moeller

Visits by Candidates at Dairy Congress Doubtful

Efforts to secure President Wilson or Charles E. Hughes as principal speaker for the Dairy Cattle congress continue with Waterloo residents awaiting word on invitation acceptance. Democratic National Bureau notes Wilson is too busy to respond, leaving the outcome uncertain.

President Wilson Charles EB. Hughes Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Democratic National Bureau Wilson

Campaign managers weigh Hughes trip to Town

Inside West says Hughes contemplates a visit to Town but does not commit. If the president or Hughes cannot appear, national speakers will attend a congress as both parties seek representation during that period.

Hughes West

Trade yRut Reservations For Interurban Trip Soon

Reservations for the one day inter urban trip by the Commercial club for Thursday Sept 7 are coming in rapidly says secretary Charles Van Vleck. Indications show a large number of trade trippers will depart on the special train. At Waverly trippers will be met by autos and taken to the grounds of the illive Bair for the event. Juryntertainment in the cities to be visited is in preparation.

Charles van Vleck Waverly van Vieck Guid

August Retail Economy Beats Last Year Record

Retail business in August shows marked improvement over August 1915. Waterloo merchants report receipts for the month exceeded those of the same period last year despite heat and poor weather. Fred Benton notes growth in the city and better overall conditions as the cause.

Waterloo Fred Benton Retail Merchants' Association Fenton

Fragmentary note on Waterloo traders and city finances

A damaged OCR fragment discusses spending by tribes in Waterloo history and anticipated merchant impact. Mr. Fonfou speaks for the city, describing a fall and winter period and prospects for merchants. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates. The readable portion mentions a better quality of merchant activity and city leadership.

Waterloo Wise Fonfou

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