Charles Hoxie Dies Suddenly In Waterloo Police Officer
Charles Henry Hoxie longtime Waterloo patrolman died at his daughter's home 202 Home Park Boulevard Waterloo at 12 30 this morning from probable stroke after sunstroke earlier this year He was born February 19 1844 in Summerhill New York and moved west in 1867 He served in the Waterloo police force with last selection in 1909 Surviving are his widow Lucina two daughters Mable Asquith and Maude Scott son Dr C K Hoxie a brother Hiram B and a sister Augusta Landpher Funeral plans not yet announced
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Charles Henry Hoxie
Waterloo
Mable Asquith
Home Park Boulevard
Hoxie
New York State
Summerhill
N. Y
Moxie
Richard Garton
Lucina Hoxie
C. K
Maude Scott
Hiram B
Augusta Landpher
Marathon
Mare
Waterloo W C T U Members Attend County Convention
Waterloo's two branches of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union were well represented at the Black Hawk county WCTU convention held yesterday in La Porte City. Mrs. M J Philpot presided with officers and Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and Hudson delegates present. President elected for next year is Mrs. Philpot, with Ida Mitchell as vice president. Secretary is Mrs H M Draper and treasurer Mrs Liazle Shank. Next convention site to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Black Hawk County
la Porte City
Ro
Roumania roars with war excitement after Russian Galicia victories amid Bucharest street demonstrations for Russia and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
London
Buchareat
Roumar
Galicia
Bucharest
Russia
France
Local Notes From Jesup and Surrounding Areas
Jesup dispatch lists residents visiting, moving, and studying across Iowa. Anna Har deck returns to Waterloo. Elizabeth Lochead to Minnesota. Burr Rose visiting Washington, ta. Bertha Loebsack takes Waterloo position. Teachers and students noted at Cedar Falls and Independence. fall term begins with a Jesup staff lineup led by Principal Riley and Miss Reedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Anna Hardeck
Waterloo
Elizabeth Lochead
Minnesota
Burr Rose
Joseph Ross
Washington
Bertha Loebsack
J. Hoh
J. H. Copenhaven
Sioux City
Oral Bersent
Iowa Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Vine Stoddard
Epworth
Mr. Bryan
Hunice Bryan
Manchester
Margaret Hohl
Inez Hohl
Charles Brooks
Winthrop
J. C. Felts
H. B. Ham
Grand Opera House
J. M. Goen
Dallas
Tex
James Frush
Goen
Paul Krueger
Portland
Ore
L. A. Daily
Arthur Daily
Oelwein
R. L. Bordner
Margaret Muncey
Independence
J. Thompson
Frank Thompson
Sioux Rapida
BE. A, Bolyn
Lucile
Minneapolis
David Robert
L. 5. Hovey, Jr
Des Moines
David Wire
Prof
Riley
Miss Reedy
Agnes Bissile
Lou Richardson
Leona Holcomb
Coggon
Martial Law and Habeas Corpus in Butte Case
In Butte Montana Judge Bourquin overruled the Montana national guard motion to quash a writ of habeas corpus for three prisoners. The court ordered the militia to show cause by 2 pm why the writ should issue, ruling habeas corpus not suspended despite martial law. Open shop firms in Butte announce they will recognize neither local unions. miners uncertain as to implications while few nonunion workers may remain.
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Butte
Mont
George M. Bourquin
United States District Court
National Guard of Montana
Heneforth
Western Federation of Miners
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
British Regiments to Leave China for Marseille
Shanghai reports say the British Cornwall and Gloucestershire regiments are ordered to Marseilles. They will depart Hong Kong September 14 aboard the Nile transport, accompanied by the Delta hospital ship and guarded by a British cruiser. Elsewhere, dispatches from Paris note a furious four day battle east of Paris with French gains in rifles and machine guns and repeated German surrenders.
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Shanghai
China
Hong Kong
Cornwall and Gloucestershire
Marseilies
Nile
Delta
Paris
City in Brief Notices and Travel Anecdotes
A roundup of brief society and business travel notes from Waterloo listing A J Busby heading to Chicago, Cheney returning from Chicago, visits by Mrs A J Fairburn and Miss Louise Morgan, and multiple others visiting relatives in Waterloo from Minnesota and Illinois. Also mentions a church corn roast at Byrnes park, a local death by suicide in St Paul referenced through Mrs Irene Ruppinger, and local arrivals including W C Hoth joining Waterloo Saddlery.
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A. J. Busby
Chicago
Cr. Cheney
A. J. Fairburn
Louise Morgan
Arthur McGreevy
Minneapolis
Minn
O. G. Briggs
Waterloo
Ostrander
C. E. Ransier
Marion
Clear Lake
J. W. Willard
Pueblc
Mortimer TB. Cleveland
Relatlves
Ottawa
Ill
B. R. Shannon
Mt. Carroll
Miss Buntee
Frances Shimer
W.C. Hoth
Washington
Hoth
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Fourth Street
First United Presbyterian Church
Byrnes Park
Irene Rupplinger
N. J. Rupplinger
Illinois Central Railroad
St. Paul
Samuel Johnson
Blue Earth City
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Highland
Johnson
Ruth Cleveland
W. L. Cowman
Opal
London Mills
City
W. A. Sipe
Moir Street
Trio of Waterloo Ladies to Play Benefit Concert
The Triple M trio Maude Knoop Maybeth Mack violinists and Marjorie Taylor pianist with Jean Birdsall as reader present a benefit concert at East Park Presbyterian church tonight. All performers are Waterloo girls donating proceeds to Hast Park church piano fund, expected to be a great success.
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Maude Knoop
Maybeth Mack
Marjorie Taylor
East Park Presbyterian Church
Jean Birdsall
Waterloo Girls
Hast Park Church
German War Front Letters From Oldenburg Girl Writes From German War Zone
Mrs. M Z Pommer of 516 Washington street reports a card from her niece Miss Adella van Slooten, mailed in Oldenburg Germany August 29, describing civilian life under Kaiser Wilhelm amid war. The American-born writer praises German soldiers, notes gray uniforms, Metz victory, and hopes for German victory while mentioning possible mail via Tennessee or Holland. A Reuters dispatch from Amsterdam cites Berlin panels claiming Imperial Bank will publish terms of a German war loan of 250 million dollars in 5 percent bonds and notes, redeemable after 1824, issued at 97.40.
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M. Z. Pommer
Washington Street
Adella van Slooten
Oldenburg
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
BE. van Slooten
Freeport
Ill
North Sea
Metz
Mother
America
Tennessee
London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Berlin
Imperial Bank
Bernett Funeral Thursday for Daniel Bernett at 9
Funeral services for Daniel Bernett will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. from his home 725 Grant Avenue with Rev H Mueller of the First Lyghan church officiating. Interment will be in Saratoga, Ta. The notice also promotes Vacation Savings League at Leavitt Johnson National Bank encouraging early joiners before the crowd.
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San Francisco
Leavitt & Johnson National
Bernett
Daniel Bernett
Grant Avenue
H. Mueller
First Lyghéran Church
Rees
Saratoga
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Passports Carried by ODM Believed Official Misuse
London nine nine 2 20 p m several alleged Americans are among refugees housed in compounds by the secret service. Many cases under investigation. Some held false credentials. Of 200 passport applicants at the American embassy only 40 received them. Some Americans abroad were found not entitled. Several carrying US passports spoke no English though testifying born in United States.
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London
Secret
Mien
Winder
Altho
Germarmn
United States
Community Organization Announcements and Meetings
Local clubs and societies list upcoming events at Pinkerton hall K P hall and Walnut street Baptist church. Modern Woodmen camp 2459 meets Sept 11 with program and refreshments. W I L M Co. meets Sept 11 at 2 40 pm. Elite circle hosts Mrs Hersh on Logan. Walnut Street Baptist women meet Sept 11 2 30 pm with Mrs L G Adams. Tabernacle Chapter 12 H A M holds convocation Sept 11. St Marys Cecelian Society card party tomorrow evening. Ascalon Commandery No 28 ET holds Friday evening for Red Cross work. Weather readings from Buchanan Optica l Co show temperatures Sept 9. Town State Teachers College President Seerley to speak at Grace M E church Sunday evening. Layantn platform meeting Sunday 11 am at Grace M K K church. no fund solicitation at service.
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Pinkerton Hall
W. IL. M. Co
K.P. Hall
Charles Hersh
Logan Avenue
Tmuirsd
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
L. G. Adams
Tabernacle Chapter
Tay
Cecelian Society
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Auditory
Ascalon Commandery
Order of the Hed Cross
Seerley
State Teachers’ College
Brotherhood of the Church
Grace M. E
Layantn
Grace M. KK
Railroads Appeal Direct to Wilson Light Vote in Colo Primary
Washington reports a committee of railroad executives asked President Wilson to address the nation urging a sympathetic view of railroads amid wartime strains. They did not seek specific relief, but to ease antagonism as obligations loom. In Denver, a light vote closed a statewide primary amid uncertain returns and divided party contests for Senate and other offices.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Denver
Colo
Canton Faces Fight For Republican Nomination In District
Nanville HL September reports Joseph G Canton former speaker of the national house of representatives is in a tough battle for the Republican nomination in the Fightweath Alnois district. He faces Dr Khmer B Calluy a wealthy physician from Dan ihe in a high profile contest.
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Nanville
Jozeph G. Canton
Nasual House of Representatives
Congress
Fightweath Alnois
Khmer B. Caalluy
Dan~ Ihe
Market News Ranges and Cattle Receipts in Omaha and Chicago
Omaha market reports cattle receipts about 1000 with steady open and varied categories including steers cows heifers and calves. hogs and sheep receipts noted with higher openings. Chicago market notes eggs higher with 8299 cases and potatoes up with 45 car receipts. licensed marriages listed for Waterloo and surrounding areas.
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South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Chicago
Jersey
Minnesota
Wanted Help Wanted Elevator Operator at Bureh Bros Co
Classified ad notes need for a boy to run elevator with good references required. Also rental listings offer first floor four room flat partly modern for $22.00 at 11 Washington St phone 3432 Black. Another rental until March 1 modern furnished seven room home with bath in good location phone 2229 Black. Also want two first class barbers at Kurth's Barber Shop Hotel Martin.
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Bureh Bros. Co
Washington St
Kurth
Martin
Marsh-Place Building
Kent
West Side
Waterloo
Iowa
Golden Rule Employment Agency
West Fourth St
Cedar Rapids Lodge i
Knights
H. G. Rogers
Franklin St
Locust
City Park
HE. M. Storm & Co
Commercial St
Be ‘Curity Storage Co
Mulberry & Phone
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Charles Hoxie
Rus
W.C.T.U. Meeting
Tadvertsemer
Cial Price
the Wizard
Milady
Greman
ODM
Oplcs
Thomas
Patterson
B. T. Napier
Samuel D. Nicholson
W. G. Goudy
G. A. Carlson
Dr. Hubert
N. Stevens
B. P. Costigan
Ben Griffith
Leavitt & Johnson National Rank
Buchanan Optical Company
Grace Church Meetings
Job
R. Rowland
Edythe McGrawthan
Charles F. McCloud
Etta C
Stanbrough
Edward J. Noss
Hida May Gorton
Bruce WW. Garratt
Irvine
Sarah Sorensen
Water St
Nwatin
Park Ave
East Third St
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