Busy Month in Police Circles
August saw 150 arrests and 439.85 in fines per W. A. Moora clerk of police court. Arrests by charge include drunkenness 9, speeding 2, disorderly conduct 18, vagrancy 1, bootlegging 4, larceny 2, indecent behavior 1, and other offenses. Police Matron Mrs. William Sarr handled 581 complaints with 22 disposed of at her office and 26 calls outside. ten arrests and two family quarrels settled. A colored girl returned to Chicago and an aged woman was aided back home.
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Polices Department
W. A. Moora
William Sarr
Chicago
Patrolman Reed Suspended From North City Beat
Patrolman Joseph Reed, among the oldest in the local police, was suspended by Chief J. C. Caldwell this morning for violation of rules. Officer J. M. Turney will cover Reed's beat in the north section as Reed plans an appeal to the police commissioners for a hearing and possible reinstatement.
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Joseph Reed
J. C. Caldwell
J. M. Turney
Reed
Echo Banished at Grace Church Auditorium
Echo, once a nuisance at Grace Methodist Church, has been banished after repair work. Three weeks of ceiling padding and deadening felt improved acoustics, allowing a speaker to be heard clearly across the auditorium during last night’s prayer meeting.
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Echo
Grace Methodist Church
Auditoriaum
Greek Crisis Deepens as Entente Weighs Greece Action
Telegrams from Saloniki report Greek tensions rising as Crown Prince George appears favored to control, with Vérizos leading interventionist faction. Dispatches note fighting between Greek teenface and volunteers, Romanians press on in Europe, and whispers of war moves toward Boumanis. Amid front activity on Macedonia, German penetration near British lines is mentioned in a cautious ciphered update. Real estate notices follow as local legal items close the column.
Senate Proposes Wage Regulation For Railways
Senate amends the 8 hour bill granting the Interstate Commerce Commission power to fix hours of labor and set just and reasonable wages for rail employees. Wages and hours would be fixed for six to twelve months after passage, with periodic changes possible on commission initiative or petition.
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Washington, D. c
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate,commerce Commission
Muscatine Protests Cost Pennant as Clinton Surges Ahead
In Muscatine Stars vs Clinton, President M. Ei. Justice voided 24 Muscatine victories under the five veteran rule. Clinton gains pennant lead as Marshalltown moves second and Muscatine drops to third. Justice rules veterans involved but Flanagan’s status disputed. National commission may hear appeal. Marshalltown aims to boost attendance in closing series.
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Wes
Pets Quinton
Marshalltown
Justica
Clinton
Marshalstown
Fegan
National Commission
Justice
Pon
Org
Muscatine
Mr. Justice
Mustazine
Hruska
Sheldon
Martini
Durham
Runser
Flanagan
Egan
Marshall
Town
Greece Turmoil as Revolution Rages in Macedonian Front
In northern Greece a serious revolution has broken out with Macedonian rebels gaining control of a district. Athens is cut off, and reports on King Constantine’s abdication remain unconfirmed. Saloniki’s garrison was escorted by French forces to clear the streets as Bulgarian forces reportedly captured the Seres expedition.
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Macedonia
Saloniki
Seres
Greece
London
Repaiié
Athens
Constantine
New Players to Strengthen Waterloo Team for Pennant Drive
Wa terloo baseball club announces arrivals of Creamy Masters and Oscar Houser to boost the crippled squad. They will join for Saturday's double header as Clinton plans two games tomorrow and Cedar Rapids begins a three game series Sunday. The pennant race with Cedar Rapids remains tight for top second division.
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7. C. Koeneke
Waterloo Baseball T
Creamy Masters
Oscar Houser
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Clinton
Local Notes From Gilbertville And Nearby Areas
St Paul resident Midgs Rawine Bibner visits sister Sr M Gottharda and friends. Nemmecs and Bernard cousins plan auto trip to Des Moines. Delagardelle and Weber families plus John Merseen tour Independence. Catherine Witman weds Henry fless at St Marx's Church on Wednesday. Flo9 Bileh, ex Waterloo resident, now runs barber shop in town.
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Bilbertville
Alt
Rie Midgs
Rawine Bibner
St. Paulis
M. Gottharda
John Nemmecs
George
Will Bernard
Des Moiner
M. Delagardelle
Wiliam Weber
John Mer- Een
Independence Sunda
Catherine Witman
Henry Fless
St. Marx's Church
Bileh
Waterloo
Arabian Proverb About Foolish Traits
A compact note presents a Persian or Arab proverb warning that fools reveal themselves by six traits: anger without cause, speech without profit, changes without programs, inquiry without object, trust in strangers, and mistaking fees for friends.
Storm Kills Fifty on Danish Isles
A hurricane struck the British West Indies Monday night killing about fifty people on St Thomas Danish West Indies. Winds exceeded 70 mph, rivers rose to record heights washing away bridges and altering stream courses. Thousands of buildings including houses schools and churches were wrecked or badly damaged. the toll of damaged structures could reach 290.
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St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
British West Indies
Des Moines Babies Win 2 State Prizes
Des Moines on September 1 report states Marjorie Schuetz daughter of A B Schuetz Des Moines is Iowa s most perfect girl baby under three years of age as judged in the state fair baby health contest The most perfect boy is Carroll Johnson son of J B Johnson also of Des Moines The sweepstakes winners include Marshall Morris Applegate of Cambridge Ia and Elizabeth Dixson Ricketts of Des Moines Seventy two medals were awarded Gov Clarke presented the prizes
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Des Moines
Marjorie Schuetz
A. B. Schuetz
Iowa
Taly
Carroll Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Marshall Morris Applegate
Cambridge
Elizabeth Dixson Ricketts
Tes Moines
Gov. Clarke
Memorial Hall Sif niko case at WWRL 1
Fragmentary note reports an event at Memorial Hall connected to WWRL 1. Readable items indicate a memorial or hall activity with unclear details and missing names or dates. Further verification needed to identify participants or organizers.
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Ail Se Memorial Hall
Sif Niko
City In Brief Highlights Local Social Notes
A string of short notices from Waterloo area last night lists residents visiting and traveling. Clarence Cook and Karl Hillock tour Minneapolis on business while others like Miss Viola Henzie and Miss Marion Lizer return home. Several engagements and licenses to wed are noted, with names including Henry P Brown and Anna Lapp. A farm name Cloverland is filed. and car trips bring guests from Chicago, Fayetteville, and St Louis. The local army post moves to a new building for space.
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Mira HW. Olson
Chicago
He.rust
Eighth Street
Viola Henzie
Cedar Rapides
EB. R. Douglass
Winnifred Carrington
Margaret Selby
Nick Brackney
Erlene Brackney
Larry Moon
Ames College
J. D. Shearer and Sons
Jonathan and
Allan
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Gnagy
Lifette
Roberts
James Jay
Mason City
Whe Cooke
Laura
Janetts
St. Lauia
Newton Byler
la Harpe
Wm. FF. Thompson
Sam Lumbns
Thiudson
New Yorkers Feel Sting of Strike on Food Prices
New Yorkers faced higher food costs as a looming railroad strike disrupted supplies and perishable goods. Prices for dairy and produce jumped sharply, with dairy reaching record levels and fresh vegetables selling at notable increases, reflecting the strain of potential shortages and transport slowdowns.
New York Pottery Prices Jump Peppering Markets
Pottery prices surged from 1 to 28 cents a pound retail and wholesale costs advanced, sparking New York City officials to consider an inquiry into high price gouging. The rise signals a broader trend and authorities weigh steps to curb exploitation.
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New York City
Patterson Chosen Grand Army Chief in Pittsburgh Camp
Kansas City dispatch reports W J Patterson elected commander in chief of the Grand Army at the annual encampment in Pittsburgh with fellow officers named including Cant, Wiaw Ho Manford. The ceremony confirmed leadership details for the organization.
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W.J. Patterson
Grand Army
Kansas City
Hiam J. Patternon
Pittsburgh
G. A
Manford
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SHEE
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Julia Martowe
Stolt Bros
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Harvey Tess
Rox-Brad
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