Romanoffs Arrested for Royalist Plot
Petrograd reports a widening royalist conspiracy sweep. Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich and his wife, Grand Duke Paul alike, and Countess Pahlen are in custody, with treason charges echoed by reports of a Crimea based monarchist cell. Guards seized arrests at Tsarskoe Selo and Gatchina as authorities pursue conspirators.
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Petrograd
Michaellexandroviteh
Pahlen
Paul
Sen
Mitrl Pantovitch
Moscow
Tsarskoe
Selo
Prelier Kérensky
Gatcchina
Michael
Tade
Finland
Diets
Iso
Gatchine
Crimea
Ministry of Justice
Conpiracy
Surveil
Forward
Russia
Gurko
Ormer
Front
Queko
Duma
Vladimir Nsyrishkevich
Nikolai Lenine
Zurich
Eninge
Zaderblur
Lenine
All Russia
Star Chiefy
Self
Zoukhomlinoff
Massoievoff
Mme
Merkouloff
Soukhomlinoff
Two More Held to Federal Jury for Talking Too Much
De Boer of Grundy Center and Julius Fabin of Hudson were arraigned by U S commissioner J E Dempster on sedition charges. Bond set at 5000 each to appear before the Cedar Rapids grand jury. Fabin also bound for Dubuque panel. A touring party led by U S Marshal B R Moore visited several towns urging patriotism and warning against pro German utterances. The group continues its tour to Parkersburg Wellsburg and Kesler.
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M. H. Healy
D. B. Henderson
Hudson
Grundy Center
Morrison
Holland
Wellsburg
Dike
United States
Crimmins Weds One of Ziegfield's Beauties
Cytil Crimmins son of financier Joan D. Crimmins reportedly married Kathryn Daly in Dorchester Massachusetts last Saturday. The union is linked to a broader Bribe scandal among theater men and society figures in New York.
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Crimmins
Ziegfield
New York
Cytil Crimmins
Joan D. Crimmins
Oi Sons
Cedar Falls Notes and Cedar Heights Club News
Cedar Falls reports a busy social and civic scene with residents traveling to Dubuque for a medical convention and Lake Okoboji over the weekend. Mrs. J. Hy Smith visits Cedar Falls. prayer meetings and missionary society events continue. local families welcome guests as community groups plan fall activities and the Cedar Heights Woman's Club preparations resume September 6 with program briefings.
Mrs Hitta Bales Hosts J R Club Afternoon
Mrs Hitta Bales entertained the J R club members yesterday afternoon. At the close of the meeting luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Mrs Edith Start. Social circle will cancel the meeting this week and plan a picnic in two weeks. Triple Four club members were entertained by Mrs William Montgomery with plans for the next meeting and a picnic supper at Mrs Nick Phillips home.
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Hitta Bales
Jr. Club
Wea
Edith Start
Triple Four Club
William Montgomery
Nick Phillips
Montgomery
Philips
Bradford Goss Nuptials Solemnized At St Marys
Miss Regina Goss daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Goss and Mr Roy Bradford son of Mr and Mrs Fred A Bradford were married at St Marys Catholic church at 8 am today Attendants were Miss Ruth Bradford and Mr Joseph Goss The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit with a white hat They served breakfast at the bride's home The couple will reside at 325 Oneida Street after a brief trip to Minneapolis.
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C. B. Mullarky
James Mullen
Joseph Furrine
Berdina Severin
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
WV. S. Wilcox
Mason City
Zalle Cain
Wast Second Street
Doris Winetester
Meserses
Atiss Esther Hachlen
Des Moines
J. A. Hachlen
la Porte City
H. H. Gray
Waterloo
J O. Knox
Harry Onan
Tula
Ohio
Myron L. Bergeman
Prof
O. Flay
To Bergeman
Montedo
Toledo
Chillicothe
Oisa Christine Thoene
DeKalb
O. H. Leonard
Virginia
Howard
Cedar Falls
Tulsa
Okla
J. Hy Smith
Grand Rapids, Mich
James Peterson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
FR. H. Cutler
R. C. Rose
Mar
Regina Goss
W. P. Goss
Logan Avenue
Roy Bradford
Fred A. Bradford
Oneida Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ruth Bradford
Joseph Goss
Mary Florance
Bradford
Hawkeye OL Company
Smith, Lichty & Aikman Company
Minneapolis
Mahaney Kress
Anna Kress
Frank Mahaney
Sacred Heart Gatholin Church
D. J. Lenihan
Ethel Kress
Fred de Bettings
Jefferson Street
Alice
Beatrice McLaughlin
Falan-Pyle
Myrtle May Pyle
Frantes Pyle
J. Falan
Falan-Fleming Company
Hams
Sleter
James Houch
Blue Earth
Minn
Falan
Patterson Apartments
Women of Catholic Churches Entertain Waterloo Ambulance Team
Women of St Josephs St Marys and Sacred Heart parishes hosted Waterloo ambulance company members at a Knights of Columbus hall dinner. Rev E J Listtery and Rev D J Lenihan spoke. Verne Marshall led a company reply. Music and dancing followed, arranged by several local women.
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Mmes. McMenimen
J. J. Gorman
Frank Obele
J.T. Sullivan
M. J. O’keefe
Thomas Flynn
Margaret Madigan
Red Cross Branches and Auxiliaries Report Strong Effort
Red Cross chapters report substantial activity at a weekly conference led by Mrs. F. C. Platt. Branches completed 185 dozen pieces of work, and a new auxiliary formed at the Church of the Brethren with Mrs. N. B. Herself as chairman. A typewriter was donated to the organization.
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Red Cross
F. C. Platt
Church of the Brethren
N. B
Hospital supply orders and fund-raising report
The report notes a shop by H. Ti. Cropper and a brickboard purchased by the rooms committee. Windows decorated by the Paul Davia company. Membership totaled 26 with $6 donated and $1.40 from pins and buttons sales. Two boxes shipped during the week contained 87 dozen hospital linen pieces and 694 dozen gauze dressings.
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H. Ti
Excellent Prospects for Cattle Congress
Excellent prospects for the Dairy Cattle Congress as favorable conditions are expected to attract large delegations from across the country. Officials report record attendance likely, with a special train from Kansas to Waterloo and big crowds anticipated from Northfield Minnesota South Dakota Missouri and Arkansas.
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Werther
Heards
Estes
Con- Breas
Kansas
Waterloo
Northfield
Minn
South Dakota
Missouri
Arkansas
Waterloo Day at Manchester Delaware County Fair
The Waterloo Commercial club plans a large delegation from Waterloo to attend the Delaware county fair in Manchester on Thursday signaling Waterloo day. They will promote the Dairy Cattle congress with banners for autos and Waterloo badges for delegates, departing Waterloo around 9 am and returning in the evening.
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Waterloo Commercial Club
Waterloo
Manchester
Dairy Cattle Congress
Charles von Vieck
Man Held to Grand Jury on Forged Instrument Charge
T. McGinn waived preliminary hearing before Justice F. F. Knapp and was held to the grand jury in a bond of 1600 dollars on altering a forged instrument. He allegedly offered for sale at the Iowa Investment Corporation office a note for 870 dollars purportedly signed by B. Myers of Austin Minnesota, who denies the signature.
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Nv. T. McGinn
F. F. Knapp
Iowa Investment Corporation
B. Myers
Austin, Minn
Myers
Johnston F Prospers to Lead Lincoln Crown Hotel Project
R W Johnston formerly manager of Ellis hotel Waterloo and operator of Nebraska hotel chain will head the Crown hotel in Lincoln and the Lincoln hotel now taken over by his company. Headquarters will be in Lincoln where a new residence is being built for his family. The Crown hotel is expected to be the largest between Chicago and the region.
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R. W. Johnston
Ellis Hotel
Waterloo
Ot Nebraska Hotels
Crown
Lincoln
Mr. Johnston
Chicago
Lemon Juice Beauty Lotion for Skin Whitening
An advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a quarter pint skin softener and complexion beautifier. It claims to bleach blemishes and restore whiteness and elasticity, advising daily facial massage with three ounces of orchard white and two lemons for several months.
Nervous exhaustion cure urged with pink pills during war
Wartime nervousness risks neurasthenia and breakdown unless nerves receive nourishment. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to rebuild blood, correcting anemia tendency and improving energy. Free books on nervous system disease and diet offered. available via Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY through local druggists.
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Wiliams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr. Williams
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Josephine
Graham
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Sioux Falls
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Thomas Streeter
Lake Mills
Fred
Aberdeen
Frank McSweeney
Andrew Mullarky
Miami
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C. E. Muilerky
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Kate Johnson
St. Patrick’s Church
Edward Flynn
Father Flynn
Rome
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Catherine Flynn
West Sixth Street
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Marthe Cole
Olive Street
Cedar Heights
Victor Speer
Mothers’ Department
H. T. Dock
CLUBE
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ST. Mary's Orurow
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Vera Voolker
Henry G. Christianset
Pride
W. J. K Voelkar
Sixth Street East
Philathea
Ceptral Christian Church
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Mildred Ad Ruth Richardson
Wililarma Muel
Meum Et Tuam Club
Ray Tooling
Yelen Goult
Cotaria Club
Cedar River
Park
Foreign Missionary Society of Linden M. Church
Charles Voight
Ladies Guild of Christoplecopal Church
Samuel Bhilliam
New Century Club
H. J. Hammerling
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
George B. Shoemaker
Elizabeth Black
Laurie Peek
Anita Rath
Women's Christian Temperance Upion of
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First
Imtheran—Ladies
Ald Society
Mmea. W. Holder
Hi. Callies
Mins Mary Stoffreges
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F. O. Rickert
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Marian Egan
Lucile van Doren
Katherine Flynn
Noma Smith
Harriet MacEachron
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Luther League
Mr. Mueller
Vera Kneckler
Howard M. Simp
Stader
St. Mark's Zepiscopal
St. Margaret's Guild
Women OF Catholic Churches Entertain Ambulance Company
Johnston
Waltham
Hamilton
Fashion Department
K. of C. Hall
Peavey’s
Saxaphone Orchestra
Schoel Shoes
Wang & Miller Shoe Company
Aneiet Oubele Company
Mllnuunal
Kohl’s
East Fourth Street
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