Big Men Speak for Arbitration
Prominent figures including President Taft and governors like Baldwon Wilson Carey Osborn Hadley Williams Wainwright and Clews submit articles on international arbitration and peace. The Christian Herald will publish extracts in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fatt
Christian Herald
Taft Pars
Senate
Simeon E. Baldwon
Connecticut
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Chase S. Osborn
Michigan
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
International Court of Arbitration
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Richard Wainwright
United States Navy
Henry Clews
Speyer
Priest Pleads Guilty To Assault Charge In Waterloo
Father Lenihan of Blessing parish pleads guilty to assault after drawing a revolver on monument dealer J R Canty at a cemetery entrance. He is fined five dollars plus costs. defense cites provocation and a beautified cemetery project as motive. Parishioners back him as the priest admits the revolver but denies aiming it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dempster Landas
Daniel C. Leni- Dan
Blessing
J. R. Canty
al- Jezel
Lenihan
Canty
Cedar Rapids
Father Lenthan
Cummings
Father Lenihan
Hoxie
Waterloo
City in Brief adds notes of local movement and travel
The column lists residents and visitors, including James Carson on a Minnesota trip, Neva Lizer's visit to Jesup and Shady Grove, and multiple returns from Chicago, Davenport, and Minneapolis. It notes real estate, business trips through Kansas and Nebraska, and upcoming events such as Labor Day celebrations and a wrestling match in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Lizer
Jesup
Brandon
Shady Grove
John Lizer
Independence
Charles Calleas
Chicago
C. J. Wooley
Duluth
3. L. Kern
Kansas
Nebraska
Bull
Ilinois Central
Fort Dodge
George 5. Ward
Autoist Slain on Lonely Road Near Cary Illinois
Chicago reports Frederick Wennerstrom owner and driver found shot to death on a Fox River bank near Cary after leaving Chicago for a two day trip with post office inspectors. Detectives link the case to a bank robbery gang active in northern Illinois. He leaves a wife and a crippled year old son. His car, a 30 horsepower eight cylinder Schacht, license 4284, is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cary
Frederick Wennerstrom
Fox River
Dove
Wennerstrom
Monitor
North
Clark Street
Harry Hunt
Randolph Street
Hunt
Harry
Crystal Lake
Buckingham Place
Chicago and Northwestern
Mr. Joslin
Sullivan
Larson
Theowner
Post Office
Illnois
Eaix
United Typothetae of America Opens 21st Annual Convention
Denver hosts the 21st annual convention in progress with more than 500 delegates from across the country. The third international convention is expected to bring many more delegates to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
United Typotheta of America
Lern
California Girl to Wed Miss Jean Henry
Waterloo friends learn Miss Jean Henry will marry Guthrie Large of New York City a San Francisco civil engineer in a quiet Monterey home ceremony at the Henry residence. She attended Leland Stanford and traveled with sister Mrs Lou Henry Hoover. The couple will live in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement de St. Aubin
Minneapolis
C. A. Shaffer
Chautauqua Park
Ralph Hubbard
Jesup
Waterloo
California
Jean Henry
Charles D. Henry
Guthrie Large
New York City
San Francisco
Monterey
Cal
Henry
Leland Stanford University
Lou Henry Hoover
London
B. L. Jones
Miss Henry
Courier patterns and order coupon details
The Waterlooo Evening Courier offers up to date courier patterns with seams. Send the coupon to the Fashion Department with 10 cents per pattern and receive patterns in about ten days after ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Waterloo social notes reflect club meetings and picnics
Reports on the peerbard committee sessions and Waterloo federation advisory members with Mrs. Richards possibly attending the national P E C convention. Picnic scenes at First Baptist and Union Congregational churches, Maccabees and L O T M events, Luncheon at Ellis hotel for Mrs Edwards, plus various social visits and entertainments around Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerbard
J. W. Richards
Miller
Civil Service Committees
Waterloo Club
Universalist Church Announces Quarterly Meeting Tonight
The Universalist church holds its quarterly business meeting this evening at 7 30 at the church. Members are urged to attend and participate in the discussions and decisions planned for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Universalist Church
Richest Church too Poor For the Pastor's Desires
Swampscott Massachusetts September 4 He resigns as pastor of the First Congregational church the town s wealthiest congregation to enter the coal business He will remain an associate pastor helping the new rector when needed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
Gerhart A. Wilson
First Congregational Church
Dictionary drive to raise English skills for business
A Waterloo Courier promotion urges readers to improve English spelling grammar and punctuation to advance in business. It cites 75 percent of local executives needing better English and offers Webster's New Standard Dictionary at low cost through coupons, claiming improved literacy boosts earnings and job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Governor Deneen Injured in Auto Accident in Illinois
Governor Charles S. Deneen slipped from the running board of a car near Glenarm, broke both bones in his left leg, and was taken to the Springfield executive mansion for treatment. The incident disrupted his campaigning plans as Otto Swanson drove the vehicle and a surrey was damaged in the rollback collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles S. Deneen
Glenarm
Swangon
Surrey
Daniel Murphy
Plans to Save Union Mercantile Store Revealed
Local unions within the American Federation of Labor will be asked to contribute one dollar each to support the Union Mercantile company. Letters are being mailed, booster tags sold, and a stock-selling campaign launched to raise funds. The aim is to restore the store to financial soundness and use the Water loo plan as a proven model for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Union Mercantile Company
Waterloo
King of Beggars in Seechow Controls Vast Begging Network
In Seechow China a man known as king of beggars reportedly runs the largest and most organized begging system in the city, claiming an annual income around 15000 dollars. The title is said to be shunned by those who bear it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rynearson
Pittsburgh
Commercial Department of High Schools
Seechow
China
Fie
Des Moines Labor Day Parade Signals Possible Street Car Strike
About 10,000 workers joined Des Moines Labor Day parade amid talk of resuming the street car strike. The event featured 41 industries and 63 locals, with 35 floats from unions and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
No Strike To Be Called Tuesday In Illinois Central Row
Chicago September 4 Willam F Kramer international secretary of the railroad blacksmiths said no strike of Illinois Central shop men would be called tomorrow. Negotiations for recognition of the federation of shop employes continue while a conference awaits a reply from C H Markham president of the Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willam F. Kramer
Railroad Blacksmiths
Illinois Central Ehapmen
C. H. Markham
Ilinois Central
Federation of Shop
Kramer
W.L. Park
Ni' Linnis Central
Paducah
St. Louis
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Lena
Amy Mandt
Davenport
National Convention of Chiropractors
Mae Harrison
Katherine Galloway
Ames
Iowa College
Funston
Harry Brown
St Paul
Marshal Cherg
Ed Carey
Forest Avenue
Charles H. Sweltzer
Will Langston
Washington Street
F. A Larson
W. D. Leverich
L. D. McLoud
R. G. Schaaf
William Galloway
Dunham
J. E. Currie
James Maine & Sons
Samuel Hall
G. W. Hubbard
Jeeup
Grace E. Blaker
Cutler Hardware Company
Eoon
South Dakota
J. R. Rector
Mildred
St. Paul
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Orpheum Theater
Electric Park
A. A. West
Methodist Hospital
Guthrie
Oklo
Truman F. Rarick
Western Avenue
Fred Standish
Dwight Warren
R. E. Peterson
Charles City
Marshalltown
Mildred Simpson
E. G. Simpson
Sanborn
Miss Simpson
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
John C. Kuhns
Illinois Central
John
J. H. Kuhns
Margaret Kuhns
Mr. Kuhns
Joseph Charles
L. A. Kuhns
Miinois
Central Shops
Omaha
J. M. Gibson
High Street
William F. Fairbairn
Piste Charest
Scotto Sertet
Gopighe
Society’ News
Addrees
First Baptist Church
Union Congregational Church
Emmargene Edwards
Ellis Hotel
Thomas Scarcliff, Jr
Helen
Maurer
Mae
Auto
Ian
George W. Pett
Peoria
Danville
Indianapolis
C. K. Bents
Loutre Timmonds
Portland
Ind
F. C. Liffring
M. Egan
Louis Smith
Fred Parson
Elizabeth Burns
Oelwein
Alta O'Conner
Riverside
Jefferson Street
Miss O'Conner
P. Bement
Shell Rock
L. Jones
A. J. Demmel
Fremont Street
W. }. Sandford
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Sans Souc
Courier
Deneen
Union Store
Mason City
John S. Ryder
Omeha Bee
John Mitchell
Ottumwa
United Mine Workers of America
Oskatoosa
Albia
Aristotle
Plato
Dente
Varchi
B. John
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