Wilson Wants Second Term President in 1916 Bid
Washington reports Vice President Marshall released a statement saying President Wilson would seek re election. Secretary Tumulty said the White House had no knowledge of the statement and would not comment. The court filing alleges a conspiracy to alienate the affections of Mr Shane from the plaintiff and cites alleged actions by Myre Carter and Mac Shane. The plaintiff claims damages of 1500.
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Washington, D. C
Marshall
Wilson
Tumulty
White House
Shane
Carter
J. Jordan
Une
Carter Poui MacShane
Iis
Pshe
Hou
Dia
Final chapter of romance ends with Mrs. Wilson’s death
The last act of a Waterloo romance closes with the death of Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Arthur, known as One String Wilson, wed Dagmar Dunlap after failing to find witnesses for a marriage in Waterloo. Manager Fenberg and district clerk Fred Pettit arranged the license, and the couple married at night before leaving by the midnight train. News then arrived of Mrs. Wilson’s death.
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Arthur
Wilson
Dagmar Dunlap
Rochester
Artur
The
Majestic
Miss Dunlap
Waterloo
Fenberg
Fred Pettit
Oelack
Littleton notes and local social items from Cedar Falls
Sept 1 items report Sybil Ozias Lwill and Sy Waterloo and Neva Gallup attending East Side High School at Cedar Falls. Local merchant P FE Gensim sold property and general merchandise to Waterloo parties. A hunting trip party including Stevensons McGlaughlin Hayward Ball Potts and Lane traveled west. S.S. gathering at Lenius bridge saw children enjoy swinging and ice cream. C U B Scroksy’s health improved at home on Jefferson Street.
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Littleton
Sybil Ozias Lwill
East Side
Waterloo
Neva Gallup
Cedar Falls
P. FE
Gensim
Stevenson
Ball
S. S
Lenius Bridge
Hardwick Nominated for Bacon's Senate Seat at Convention
Macon Ga Sept 2 Congressmen Thos W Hardwick was nominated by the state Democratic convention at the 14th ballot to fill the unexpired term of the late United States Senator A O Bacon The vote was Hardwick 123 Slaton 4 Waterhin s 4 The nomination is considered equivalent to election
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Hardwick Fork
Governois
Macon
Thos
Hardwick
United States
Bacon
Slaton
Watehins
Chinese troops land on Chinese territory near Hankou
Washington dispatches report Chinese officials noting that landing troops by a tap on Chinese territory at Hankou does not constitute a distinct violation of sovereignty. The alert was conveyed to American consular officers in Chefoo and Shanghai as tensions rise over the incident.
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Washington
Chinex
Chee Roo
Hungckow
Eraling
Kronprin Wilhelm Reported Captured News from New York
Sir Courtenay Bennett announced that a trusted source says the North German Lloyd steamer Kronprin Wilhelm has been captured near nearby waters by British cruisers and sent toward Bermuda. He noted the information is unconfirmed but believed plausible.
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New York
Courtenay Bennett
British Ag
Mermuda
Grinnell party takes new car to Waterhee Monday
In Dunkerton Iowa on Sept 1 Mrs J M Grinnell Miss Grace Grinnell Miss Mina Wressee and Miss Blanche Holderndut with Errol Canfield as chauffeur were authorized to Waterhee Monday in J D Grinnell's new car. Arthur Clubing returned from a visit near Stanley Mina. Prairie chickens were ripe and local sports plan to hunt them. Kurl Potter of Waterloo and Dr Buckmaster join the chicken hunt. Recent rain hinders bird dogs' tracking of chickens.
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Dunkerton
Mre
J. NM. Grinnell
Grace Grinnell
Mina Wressee
Blanche Holderndut
Errol Canfield
J. D. Grinnell
Arthur Clubing
Stanley
Mina
Kurl Potter
Waterloo
Dr. Buckmaster
Funeral Gatherings and Local Church Activities in Bristow
Residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Wendt with relatives from Spencer Granville IL Faribault Minn and others. The WCTU met at Mrs G W Zellers and planned a program. Rev Ferguson of Waterloo preached with Rev Stowe from Greeley expected to replace him. Musser property bought by Poole and Coonley to move into former home. School staff announced with Prof Aanan Madge Boylan Miss Larson Elsie Jordan Emma Cross and Reeve visiting from Des Moines. King’s Daughters peck at ure park and Loyal Sons and Daughters hosts by Miss Sidmora’s group.
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W. Modirth
Aly
Aesau
Spencer, Henry
Izzie Moehl
Granville
CG. IL Baker
Yitt
John Correll
Faribault
Minn
Wendt
G. W. Zeller
W. GT
Son
Trea
Christian Church
Ferguson
Waterloo
Madge Boylan
Larson
Elsie Jordan
Emma Cross
Reeve
Des Moines
D. x. Reeve
Geraldine
King’s Daughters
Birds of the
United Rethren
Ure Park
Loyal Sons
Loyal Daughters
The
Licenses Granted for Wed at Des Moines and Waterloo
Local license notices list Thomas N Leggett Des Moines Fern Eb Yeard Waterloo DP P Klepinger Kansas City Alien G Lichty Waterloo Charles A Strand New Hartford Bertha Salisbury Reinbeck and Mr and Mrs C W H Bingham returning from a week long visit to Des Moines and Colfax.
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Thomas N. Leggett
Des Moines
Fern
Yeard
Waterloo
P. Klepinger
Kansas City
Alien G. Lichty
Charles A. Strand
New Hartford
Salisbury
Reinbeck
Damages Sought for Alienation in Suit Filed
A petition filed by plaintiff Mrs May Shane seeks ten thousand dollars in damages from defendants R W Carter and Ada Carter alleging alienation of affection. Mr.
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May Shane
R. W
Ada Carter
Gilbertville Vaudeville Show Moves to Jesup Today
Local notes report the Gilbertville vaude ville show moving to Jesup. A grain and lumber company received cement and shipped grain. several residents visit relatives in Gilbertville and Water Jwo with names and family ties. A wedding at St Marys church is announced for Nick Ambrosy and Anna Selmitz. a land sale and various visits are also listed among kanas and neighbors.
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Gilbertville
Jesup
Gilbertville Grain and Lumber Co
Marry Morton
Harvey
Pan
Freeport
Harry Morton
Johnny
Troger Schmitz
Margaret, Schmitz
Water Jwo
R. A. Allen
Philip Pint
Mathias Schammer
William Kuipp
Mathias Miller
Mankato
Anna Schmitz
Ray
Ambrosy
Dyersville
Hiseats
Mr Pas
Michael Ambrosy
Anna
Ida Nemmets
Waterloo
Additional Want Ads Lightly Tacked On For Rent and Sale
A cluttered list of late received want ads includes many rentals such as front room and fully modern houses, bids for work and sales of furniture, plus notices for secondhand stores and battery overhaul jobs. Also seen are farm and real estate listings, an automobile price and trade offer, and a public notice inviting sealed bids for street work in Waterloo.
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Argyle. St
Goedartvin
Hileman & Gindt
H. M. Reed
N. M. Heekly
White
C. C. Tollar
People’s
Lafayette St
Peoples Furniture Co
West Side
Jonce
Orphington
Chile Orphington
Vinton St
Waterloo Overland Co
Warmers Loan Trust
Cascaden Place
F. E. Stewart
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
W. St St
F .E. Stewart
Weather and traffic notes dash Vinton with storms and runaways
Vinton reports a churn of activity with runaway wagons and damaged property on town streets. Ab Perry of Oklahoma bound for Urbana and his family were involved in a wagon incident. A Frank Tognibs team caused minor street mischief. GC B Cook’s drag team also caused a brief stir. Funeral services for J W Weatver were held, led by Rev L A Swisher, as a strong electrical storm swept the town Monday night.
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Vinton
Ab. Perry
Oklahoma
Urbana
Ab Express
Frank Tognibs
GC. B
Oyster season opens Tuesday in playful date note
A playful newspaper column notes oyster season opening Tuesday after a spring hiatus. It explains why oysters vanish from markets in some months and return with the calendar, joking about Mr Oyster and his family hiding during wartime censorship. The piece ends with a retail ad asking buyers if their grocer is organized labor, referencing the Retail Clerks Union.
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Mr. Oyster
Mr. OQ Oyster
Tate
Waterlood, Iowa invites bids for street paving and sewers
Waterloo Iowa city officials invite bids for paving on Hast Tenth and Swaly Streets with asphalt and concrete curb along with track and curb work, plus sewer projects on West Fourth Oak Lawn and other streets. Proposals due September 14, 1914 at 7:30 p.m., bonds and certified checks required, contracts to follow city engineer plans.
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Ely
Wavertoo
F. mi
Franklin Street
Sycamore Treet
W. 0. F. & N. Railway Co
Thirty-Fifth General Assembly of
Iowa
W., C. FP. & N. Railway Co
City of
Waterloo
West Fourth Street
Washington
South Street
Oak Lawn Avenue
Wellington Street
Mullan Avenue
Worest Avenue
West Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Waterloo Bids To Be Opened September 4 1914
City bids are to be opened by the Waterloo city council on September 4 1914 at 7:30 p m. Bid forms must be in proper form and returned to unsuccessful bidders and the winning bidder after contract and bond. If the winner fails to enter into contract or furnish bond the bid security is forfeited to the city. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. City Clerk BR L DeGone signs notice.
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Thirty-Fifth General Vandembty
Iowa
Waterloo
Mada
Sail
Lts
R. L. Degan
Manholes
City of Waterloo
City OF
BR. L. Degon
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Qut
Jefferson Street
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bristow
Grouch
Heada
Canarie
Care Courier
Linden
Howard County
Texas
Imber
Strawberry Point
Geo. M. Hiebarger
Lows
Laytop
Chas. Gentle
Sycamore Street
Sycamore St
Pipe & Fittings
G. W. Petit
West Fifth Street
Western Union
Theo, N. Vail
Indianapolis
Ind
Waterloo Business College
Atlantic City
National
Behrin
Carson
Nellie Wood
Ransom
Pendell
Stenotype Company
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