Muscatine to Continue Fight for Baseball Pennant
Muscatine fans aroused as President Justice rules on protests in the Central association. Manager Ned Egan cites National Commission guidance that the five veteran rule is inapplicable to organized baseball and vows to contest Justice enforcement. If upheld, Muscatine seeks pennant or expulsion of Justice from organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Justice
Ned Egan
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Supreme Court of Organized Baseball
Egan
Central Association
Frank Boyle
Marshaltown
Larry Brown
Clinton
Mmnsky
Herr. Mann
Rud Ser
Hruska
Sheldon
Martini
Durham
Flanagan
National Commission
Muscatine Baseball Club
Herrmann
Program Out for Dairy Convention
More than 700 dairymen from across the state will attend the Iowa State Dairy association convention October 3 to 5 with related meetings for dairymen October 2 and 6 and buttermakers October 4 and 5. Lectures by respected dairy and buttermaking experts, secretary and treasurer reports, and a series of talks led by university and industry figures fill the program, including sessions at the Convention Hall and plant tours. Rural school notes follow with social center meeting at Castle Hill school to meet the new teacher, and updates on Cedar Heights and Cedar Heights and other rural education plans as late arrangements are made for opening next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa State Dairy Association
Castle Hill School
Kate Eldridge
East High
H. C. Moeller
A. A. Burger
Anna Cordizs
Macy Campbell
C. A. Miller
Cedar Heights
Laura Arthur
Roumanian Royal Family Ties Highlight War Era Kinship
King Ferdinand of Roumania is a Hohenzollern prince and kinsman to the Kaiser. Queen Marie, a German princess, is niece to King Edward VII and the Russian Czar. Crown Prince Carol, 23, serves as Roumanian army officer on the fighting front. Princess Elizabeth, 22, is his elder sister. There were six children in the royal family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Marie
Edward VII
England
Czar
Russia
Carol
Elizabeth
School Board Faces Space Strain From Pupil Increase
The board is perplexed about future accommodations as pupil numbers rise. A basement room has been prepared and a third teacher may be needed later in the fall.
Gentry Brothers Circus Faces Waterloo Bond Law
The Gentry Brothers show becomes Waterloo’s first circus under a pavement damage bond of 3500. A representative objected to the license provisions but was compelled to comply before licensing. The city collects 50 for the circus with extra revenue from vendors and attractions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Brothers
Waterloo
Waas
Sutherland Chosen Head of Lawyers
Senator George Sutherland of Utah was elected president of the American Bar Association at the final executive council session. The west achieves its first member in that role, with 22 votes for Smith and 2 for Sutherland. Sutherland succeeds Elihu Reno as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Sutherland
Utah
American Bar Association
Executive Council
Far West
Sutherland
Walter George Smith
Philadelphia
Selecion
Smith
Elihu Reno
New York
Friends
Western delegates back Sutherland at convention
A lively campaign in the last two convention days boosted Senator Sutherland with Western and Southern delegates. The move brings many new western names onto the Membership rolls. Other officers elected included Secretary George Whitelock Baltimore, Treasurer Frederick H. Wadhams Albany, and executive council members Judge George Page Peoria Ashley Cockrill Little Rock Walter George Smith Philadelphia Welden Pp Spencer St. Louis Wiliam P. By num Greensboro Chapin Brown Washington Charles N. Potter Cheyenne John Lowell Boston Charles Blood Smith To reka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Association
George Whitelock
Baltimore
Frederick H. Wadhams
Albany
George Page
Peoria
Ashley Cockrill
Little Rock
Walter George Smith
Philadelphia
Welden
Spencer
St. Louis
Wiliam P. Bynum
Greensboro
N. C
Chapin Brown
Washington, D. C
Charles N. Potter
Cheyenne
John Lowell
Boston
Charles Blood Smith
Toreka
Four Pay Fines in Police Court
Two couples accused of disturbing the public quiet and two drunks appeared in police court this morning. Four victims paid $100 fines, one entered a not guilty plea and will have a hearing Monday, the other will serve nine days in jail. Hosa Simmons and Dan Williams were taken into custody for getting. Mrs Simmons allegedly tried to collect 70 cents owed. A small riot was in progress when officers arrived. Herbert Reed and Miss Ella Parker clashed in a restaurant in the early hours and another fight is alleged to have started. Miss Parker faced vagrancy charges but did not appear in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosa Simmons
Courtlandto Htrest
Dan Williams
Dane Street
Geting
Herbert Reed
Cottage Grove
Ella Parker
Miss Parker
Officer Reed to Fight Suspension
Patrolman Joseph Reed, suspended from the police department Friday by Chief Caldwell, plans to appeal to the police commissioners for a hearing. He has five days to file his appeal. Commission members include Dr Jerger, Dr Be rger, Dr Hantoon, and Le QO Spotte. Jerger is away, leaving two members to hear the case. At the hearing, the Chief will present evidence of rule violations while Reed may present opposing proof. The commissioners may affirm, extend, or reinstate the suspension. George Schmidt, recently relieved of duties, seeks reinstatement arguing two younger officers were retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Read
Pullca J
Caldewell
Ain
Reed
Derger
C. C. Hantoon
le QO
Spotte
Jerger
Ure Eily
Oficer
Caldwell
George Schmidt
du Ues
Merc Schmidt
Early Settlers to Hold Naturnal Reunion at Chautauqua Park
A. J. Edwards secretary of the Black Hawk County Early Settlers association announced that the forthcoming reunion at Chautauqua park next Saturday features are being planned. Members will meet for a forenoon visit, a noon picnic dinner, and an afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edwards
Black Hawk County
Independence social notes and departures in September
Independence updates list departures for teaching staff and visitors, including Ethel Fisher to Hildon and A Hagerman Jett to Lorain. It records local residents hosting visitors from Concord and Des Moines, glaciable displays at the state fair, and family travel to California and Peoria. Additional items mention dental demonstrator moves to Iowa City, fishing visits in Minnesota, and evangelistic work plans in Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Mias
Ethel Fisher
Hildon
A. Hagerman Jett
Lorain
WV. C. Batton
Barton Workaef
Concord
Works
Thin State
Waterloo
Geo
Wootrum
Geo. B. Black
Dass
Woodruff
Black
Carpenter
Des Moines
Wil Borger
Wellman
Mary Bain
Nelson
California
Migs Ruth Muller
Peoria
Migs Miller
Ireland
Forme Tla
C. B. Penrose
FL F. Plank
University At
Iowa City
Mesars
Haines
A. H. Wallace
T. H. Kimball
Pina River
Minn
Ladies’ Literary Club
W. G. Brown Cote
Jennie Glenny
Claude
Livingston
Mont. K
W. Mexon
Frank Meyer
John McIntosh
Dallas
Tex
H. R. Keagy
Agatha Geiser
Sigourney
Birs
Geo. Perrin
Hutchinson
Kan
CG Simmons
Frank Bender
Glenwood
L. Webster
Miriam
Waen
Fred Klotz
German Sip Out Wits Allies Waits for Bremen
Fragmented OCR passage lists names and travels of residents visiting relatives and shopping trips, mentioning Mr and Mrs Clarence Neunkire, Heine Gipper, Sophia Wittkop, and J S Kurte among others, with references to Chicago nursing training and Civil War comradery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Wnesia
Jos Bein
Joe Selnie
Clarence Neunkire
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Heine Gipper
Milas
Furtz
Falling Springs
Bune Iisy
Fare
Bull
Mer
Fred Garland
el H Neverman
Louis Rohraen
Formiby
Geimed Lately for Quasqueton
Local update notes Alm Fatnty tert Geimed recently tied to Quasqueton area activities. Authorities report unclear details amid limited readable fragments. Further information pending from regional records.
Waverly Notes on Visits Jobs and Local News
Waverly reports visitors and moves including Carey traveling to Dubuque and Guttenburg, teachers changing posts, retirements and new appointments in public schools, and a busy fair week with speakers, concerts, and community events. Several residents’s travels and family visits are noted, along with church and school activities surrounding Labor Day events.
Tripoli Guests and Local Moves Highlight Week
Miss Emma Kehe of Denver visited Tripoli in late August staying with Zatha Gunealus and Lawrence Schultz, who leaves St W Bus Pharmacy staff for home in Allison to attend school. Mrs H C Moeller and family, Elenora and Mry Eickman, Mrs Henry Moeller Sr, and Ella Schere visited last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs EJ Keech of Btone also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Carey
Dubuque
Orlende
Tiers
Guttenburg
Carl Strottima
Great Western
Nerept
Rock Island Road
Lou Simbric
Crent Western
Clarence Crosa
Kansan
Yankea Robinson Elrom
Shorter
Nelann
Mason City
Carl Gracier
Chiledran
Mike
Shorters Akughter
Albert Rust
Mildred Cole
Clarinn
W. JD. Bailey
Buffalo
N.Y
Springfield
Mags
Uarry Horn
Portlant
Ore
Charlotte Moore
Sumner
Helen Becker
Sterling
Neh
Ma Sable
Mom A. Genther
Willard, Minn
Mr. Soblets
Genther
August, Rust
Bremer County
Duncan Marshall
Kenyon
Burton EH. Sweet
Royal Scotes Highlanders Band
EH. Rausch
Ethel Myer
Chicago
John
Elizabeth Becher
Parkston, & C
Gottfried Beckar
Aieas
Cora Ebertlett
Livermore
Carl Nelson
Tripoli
Emma Kehe
Denver
Zatha
Gunealus
Lawrence Schultz
St. W
Allison
H.C. Moeller
Dan
Elenora
Mry
Carl Eickman
Henry Moeller
Ella Schere
Ej, Keech
Btone
Railway Time Tables Show Eastern and Central Lines
Central and Western divisions list trains from Dubuque to Chicago, Fort Dodge, Omaha, and beyond. Schedules include local, express, and freight services with times for Union Depot connections and Waverly, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Minneapolis routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia
Gt A
Minneapolis
Beak
Bert Lee
Twin Ogie
Manly
Taeans
Shell Roak
Burlington
St Louis
Cedar Rapids
Econhech
Cedar Raptae
St. Louis
City -Davenport
Chael
Cedar Rapii
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Commission
Wave Justice
R. Bi. Parr
W. FR
H. EB. McMurray
Jasup
F. W. Stephanson
Oelwein
E. T. Sadler
W. R. Quarton
Algona
W& Om. Northey Refrigerator Company
C. E. Lee
Wiscon
B. Barner
Ten Minute Talke
Salt Incorporation
H. FP. Bancroft
Betht
Guy Lambert
Ton
Fred Lehman
Monticelto
F. J. Brun Ner
Strawberry Fount
W. S. Eistheté
Monona
10 & M
Sorensen
Albert Lea
J. G. van Pelt
Mortensen
Ames
Kaiser
Abel
King Ferdinand
Queen Marie
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Carol
Officer Reed
Willehad
New London
Mra
Koch
Viett
Mies Beth Chapin
Cemoval of
Tomally
Keliay
Whterla
Cedar Alla
Wadena
Aurunta Wittkop
Edna
Anie Nome
Mtra
Queaker
Wheeler
Plattford
Thay
Whesler
Bidora
Win
Furmmee
Tripelt
Vicinty
Emma Gipner
Porwhowe
Solel Xeanme
Hurseday
Strawberry Polit Wera Guears
Helna Ripper
Mra. Tosante
ROYAL
W.A. Cowell & Son
West Fourth Street
Iowa
May
Ilgiwom Central
CBI Weat Bouna
Cago Dubuque
Chicage Oeet
Fort Dodgs Ang
Omaha
Omana
Expraus
Blovux
Fort Dodge
Deieque Sorth Boasa
Albert Lees
Tein Citie Limited
Twin Cities
Minnesoakie
Albert Lem
Nawneam North Bound
Union Depot
C. & Twin City
C & Twin
East Aide
Ck Twin City
East Side
Chi
South Bound
Kansas City
Teta. Td
Reaper
Moriah Bonas
Oster Feller-Waterleo
Waterton
Arm
Cedar Falls
Snviste Rai
Ara
Prom
Benn
Randon
Iyregular
Res
Ral Nuspberenero Waterloo
Center Urbana
Grandon
Li Rycop
Orte City
Signai
Robbing
Yartville
Lefayatte
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