Hughes Campaigns in New England Wage Law Stance
Charles B Hughes denounced the Adamson law as a wage law and warned that failure to settle industrial disputes signals abdication of government in Hampton Beach New Hampshire. He stressed preserving free discussion free press and democratic government as essentials against tyranny Hughes outlined October travel through Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Iowa Kansas North Dakota South Dakota and Oklahoma with western campaign staff confirming itineraries and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Beach
N. H
Charles B. Hughes
Adamson
Chicago
Charles &. Hughes
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Republican Western Campaign
Hughes
Iowa
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
J. T. Adams
Western Campaign Committee
Charles A. Rawson
Hert
Western Speakers Bureau
Charles B. Witt
Shell Rock
Western Headquarters
Obituary: M. K. Heenan Dies After Illness at 67
M K Heenan died at 5 30 am at his sister s home 524 Leland avenue after about eight weeks illness He was about 67 years old He is survived by two sisters Mrs Bien R Willier Waterloo and Mrs Henry Schelling Illinois and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements await relatives arrival and will likely be from First Baptist church Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Heenan
Bien R. Willier
Leland Avenue
Heenan
Willier
Waterloo
Henry Schelling
Iinois
Mieces
First Baptist Church
America Supplies Rail Material to Manx Lands
Washington D C Sept 7 Rail way materials and equipment valued at 75 000 000 were exported from the United States in the last fiscal year according to figures from the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce The exports have more than doubled since 1914 Canada Cuba Brazil are major markets for freight cars locomo tives and rails Russia France Spain Cuba Canada Central America lead in railway supplies for June exports showing 1 013 000 in freight cars with most to Russia and 1 188 000 in rails to France 272 000 in locomotives to Spain The article notes shifting markets and growing overseas demand for American railway materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Canada
Cuba
Brazil
Australia
Japan
Argentina
Russia
Pacific
France
Spain
Central America
Ruswin
Community Announcements for Friday Meetings and Socials
Robert Anderson posts a regular meeting Friday evening with a target attendance of 2000. The Degree of Honor lodge hosts an ice cream sociable tomorrow at Mrs. C. M. Moorer’s home, 1216 Seventh Street West, via West Ninth Street car. William Tell homestead and Brotherhood of American Yeomen announce a special opening meeting Friday evening in K of P hall with initiation, dancing, and refreshments for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post
C. M. Moorer
Seventh Street West
Ninth Street
William Tell Homestead
Brothererhood
Bank clearings and deeds across Waterloo in early September
Black Hawk County Abstract Co reports Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending September 7 totaling 1 876 421 with mixed daily amounts. Real estate transfers show week ending September 8, 1916, alongside mortgage figures and deed activity. Previous weeks’ totals and instrument counts are listed with several figures jumbled in the OCR snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Band Manager Finishes Plans for Russian Juvenile Band
Joseph J. Topper, manager, arrives in Waterloo to finalize arrangements for the Russian Juvenile band at the Dairy Cattle Congress on Oct 26. He notes the 42 young musicians average 12, all children of men killed in the European war, touring America to support families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Topper
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Topper
Mr. Topper
America
Mr. Glass
Ignatz Glass
Russia
Warsaw
Pershing Hurries to Meet Villa Advance
El Paso Sept 7 Gen Pershing, acting on a Funston suggestion, hastens to field HQ in Mexico from Columbus N M Villa with 31506 troops near outposts and armed supplies is under 100 miles away Fears of a Villa attack to discredit Carranza noted Yaqui on warpath in Guaymas district killing nearly a hundred Carranza soldiers
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el Paso
Terx
Pershing
Funston
Mexico
Columbus
N. M
Villa
Amercan
Carranza
City in Brief Adverts and Local Social Notes
Local column lists a mix of society visits and travel across Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, and Chicago, with residents and visitors including Arthur Jensen, Merle TarPenning, Ruth Reed, Elwin Mickley, and Miss Millie Cummings. Mentions licenses to wed, family trips, and a fatal pneumonia case in Brownsville, plus a partition suit over tract 41 and a birthday party for Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &, Jones
American Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago
Cook
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Heights
Ruth Reed
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
C. H. Mickley
Elwin
Brownsville
W. F. Miller
Ruby
Waterloo
Lewis Mether
Dunkerton
St. Louis
Mether
Herbert, Raymond
St. Paul
Loan to Mexico Part Peace Plan
New London Conn Sept 7 Ey intense financial aid for Mexico will be a vital problem of the American Mexican commission. Every effort will be made to avoid benevolence yet if there is assurance of lasting peace the American government will lend its moral support to a big loan to Mexico. The joint commission recessed until tomorrow for resumed conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Mexico
Grounded steamer No. 3 freed. passengers rescued
The Pere Marquette steamer No. 3 ran aground off North Point near Milwaukee early today. It was released shortly after noon by tugs and resumed under its own steam. About 50 passengers and crew were saved by coast guard life savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
North Point
Coast Guard Life Savers
Libel Suit Filed Against Dr J Brinkman
A libel suit for 16000 was filed today by Dr A J De Weil against Dr J S Brinkman alleging damage from letters sent to Miss Alice Davis nurse superintendent and others at Park hospital Mason City. De Weil, once a Waterloo gray operator, is represented by attorney W A Westfall. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of wife and Mrs French from Jeneh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davis
Park Hospital
Mason Cicer
Evarts
A. Graham
Staf
A.J de Weil
J. &. Brinkman
Iihei
de Weil
Waterloo
W. A.westfall
Mason City
French
Jeneh
British steamer Torridge sunk. crew saved
The British steamship Torridge of 5936 tons was sunk. Nineteen crew members have been landed. No news yet on the remaining sailors. Washington reports Washington Postpones school opening date due to infantile paralysis. Bishop Lewis of the Methodist Episcopal church in China will speak in Waterloo and address a mass meeting of Methodists at Grace Church.
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Plymouth
Torridge
Bross
M. E
W. S. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church In
China
Waterloo
M. FB. Tchurch
Ing at Geddes 5 D Arrived to accompany parents home
A fragment notes a child named Ing at Geddes five days old arrived this morning to join its parents home on October 1. The brief entry records a birth or arrival with no additional details about family or location.
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Geddes
Trace of Pocahontas Line Traced to Bowling Family
Mrs B S Short of Council Bluffs traces ancestry to Pocahontas through Aly Isaac Bowling, linking to Anna Hotevn and Henry VIII’s wife, with ties to Woodrow Wilson’s family. Short, widow living in Lincoln, owns two sons, and recently active in real estate. Her Civil War veteran father had six brothers, two in the Union and four in the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Lds B. Short
Benton Street
Meata
Pocahontas
Anna Hotevn
Henry VIII
England
America
Boleyn
Aly Isaac Bowling
Tsaae Bowling
Short
Lincoln
Neh
British Officer Casement Returns from Bermuda
New York dated Sept 7 reports Commander John Casement, relative of Roger Casement, arrived from Bermuda aboard the Bermudian. He is said to have commanded the Highflyer which sank the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse off West Africa. He declined to confirm further sinkings, replying “No, worse luck,” and heads to the Admiralty for future orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger Casement
Quebec
Bermuda
John Casement
Highflyer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
West Africa
Altho
Commp
der Casemant Nimgolf
DIES VICTIM OF FASTING
In Youngstone Ohio on September 7 H O Huffmann, a fasting advocate, died after starving for 69 days. He attempted to eat after 40 days but his stomach failed to retain nourishment leading to his death.
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Youngstone
H. O. Huffmann
Jie
School Registration Figures for East Grades and High School
Registration in the grade and high schools east for the first semester lists Alcott 247 Fiske 334 Grant 207 Wawthorne 420 Lafayette 240 Lincoln 276 McKinley 313 Washington 271 and High School 530.
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Alcott
Fiske
Grant
Wawthorne
Lafayette
Lincoln
McKinley
Washington
High School
Iowa livestock breeders push co operation to boost trade
Greater Iowa association studies a plan to unite pureblood cattle and horse breeders under one umbrella to expand Iowa livestock markets. Dean Curtiss of Ames travels to Argentina to assess conditions as plan components form, with possible action extending to other South American nations. A committee reviews plans and seeks breeder input for a formal proposal.
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Davenport
Sept. T
Iowa
Des Moines
Enrique Nelson
Argentina
Lowa House
United States
France
Belgium
Urape
Germany
Austria
South America
Europe
America
San Francisco
Dean C. Il. Curtiss
Ames
Greater Iowa Association
Hie Har
Greater Town Association
Lost Bible Restored to Owner by Confederate Chaplain
The Rev Thomas St Muatk haw of New Orleans returned an old Bible to Mrs Carrie Kirschmann of Steading Pa owner for decades. The Bible was once in the Markham collection and tied to Civil War era events including a Northern soldier losing it and a later auction purchase. Mrs Kirschmann learned the clergyman who officiated a Lafayette church wedding in New Orleans shared the Markham name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas St. Muatkhaw
New Orleana
Xoya
Chisago Tribune
Carrie BL Kirsetiminn
Steading
Markham
J. R. Markham
Mr Markham
Consuleaves Chicago Boy From Execution in Egypt
Chicagoan Henry Hoolecher, 23, a U S citizen, was to be executed as a German spy in Alexandria, Egypt. The United States consul intervened promptly after a letter from a British soldier alerted authorities. Hoolecher’s birth certificate and proof of American parentage were rushed to Washington as officials confirm his service in the British army in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Hoolecher
Young Hoelecher
Washington, D. C
Mr. Wogan
Hoelecher
Egypt
German papers suspend as result of shortage
Berlin reports a paper shortage forces many smaller papers to suspend publication or reduce output and page counts. Württemberg publishers urge fixed paper prices, while Austria classifies papers into first and second class as the government acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Empire
Wurttemburg
Austria
Scheme to stabilize pages and newsprint prices
The plan fixes daily page counts and sale prices to prevent shortages. News papers cannot publish more pages than allocated, a system that has worked so far and suggests further price increases for printing paper as shortages ease.
Gauss Combined Treatment for Catarrah Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Gauss Combined Treatment for catarrh, offering 2,000 trial packages free this week. It claims to cure by driving out the cause, promises tastier results, and directs readers to mail a coupon to Gauss at 1229 Main St Marshall Michigan for shipment prepaid.
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Gauss
B. Gauss
Marshall
Mich
Prapain
Main St. Marshall
Market News Drift of U S Industrial Stocks in New York
A market news note from New York lists numerous major American firms across sugar refining, locomotives, steel, and railroads with scattered price figures and percent changes. Stocks cited include American Sugar Refining, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, General Electric, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, Reading, Southern Railway, United States Steel, and United Fruit among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
Eno
Baltimore and Ohio
Hathlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago
St. Paul
R. 1
Colorado Fuss and Iron
Gee Seereess
Crucible Steel
Renee Nzrte
Owe
General Flactriasss
Old Minas Central
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Nuffolk and Western
Northern Pacife
Pennsylvania
Reading
Reves Southern Parine
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Street paving notice on underground connections
The Street and Alley Committee notifies property owners along a treeta where paving is ordered this fall that all required underground connections must be made immediately. Delays hinder the paving contractor. if unfinished, the city will perform the work and assess the cost to abutting property.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New England
Manx Lands
BANE
Uta
Darren An
Srathlae
Aptee
Rorreaso Sy
Buchanan
Arthur I. Jensen
Merle Tarpenning
L. L. Lawless
Tomahawk, Wis
Cal Sharp
Vermont Street
Whitney Road
Inez Gime
V. N. Grime
Onzolow Wilbur
G. R. Wilbur
Wilby Street
Millie Cummings
Claremont
A. G. Sawyer
Superior Apartments
Sawyer
Maine
New Hampshire
Barmeyer
Wall Lake
Webster City
B. F. Miller
Fort Myers, Fla
A. F. Stolt
Miller
Nebraska
Floyd Miller
Liv
Washington, DC
Trier
Pocanod
Sir Roger
Naval Offiver
Prouwder
Dirs
Market News
Wrocus
A. BH. Caward
Chaiman Committee
Quincy Street
L. Hosteter
West
Saturday Evening Post
Plaza Theatre
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