Wilson Starts On Long Leg In West To Urge Treaty
President Wilson began a countrywide tour in the western states to press the peace treaty, framing the issue as war or peace. In Bismarck the crowd heard him warn that peace requires a concert of nations and the league covenant, and he argued the United States must not stay out or be dragged into war. He urged swift action and warned delay harms global stability while stressing the need for American consent before joining any conflict. The trip included travel on his special train with stops and public waves to supporters.
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Associated
Presa
Bismarck
N. D
Wilson
Bismaruk
Willson
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wilguns
North Dakota Plains
Grasson
N. 3
United States
America
Europe
Billings
Grarty
Northern Pacific
Mont
Fugitive Indian Gives Up Liberty to Aid Papooses
Prince Rupert, B C Sept 10 Bybles are funny things between a gurgle and a dimple they sometimes change a man's whole nature Gun a Nook an Indian of the Bubine tribe quarreled with two prospectors murdered them fled into the mountains After 13 years he surrendered to aid his children by providing them with access to schooling He is in Vancouver awaiting trial
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Prince Rupert
B. C
Sean
Hazelton
Gun-a-Nook
Gunea-Nook
Gun-a-Nooky
Vancouver
Colored woman and whisky seized at city police station
Helen Carter a young colored woman was found with 25 quarts of whisky at the city jail. Officers later recovered additional bottles at Linn and Jann streets. Carter claimed the whisky was for personal use. State charge to be filed by county authorities with possible further arrests.
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Helen Carter
Linn Street
Jann Street
Linn
Welen
Honnes
Belen Carter Released After Whisky Seizure
Helen Carter and three other women were arrested in connection with the seizure of 24 quarts of whisky and released today by Judge G. W. Wood after paying costs. In municipal court she was represented by two attorneys and agreed to condemn the liquor. the district court records show destruction. No evidence of transport or sale appeared, and she was discharged.
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Belen Carter
Helen Carter
G. W. Wood
Vie
Kenyon Calls U S Demands Pact Americanized
Senator Kenyon of Iowa urged strong reservations to the League covenant and said the American people had not voted on the treaty. He attacked President Wilson for intertwining the League with the treaty and accused him of using travel to pressure senators. He warned Germans should not be appeased and defended Senate independence.
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Washington
League of Nations
Shantung
Great Britain
Kenyon
Iowa
Kenyon N
Germany
Paris
Wilson
Senate
Muscatine Street Car Officials Face Arrest Trial
Trenport, Sept 11. R I Denman president and J G Huo foan general manager of the Tri City Railway company are under arrest and held on bond for trial on charges of failing to operate the Muscatine street cars. Trial set for Thursday before Justice Coster in Muscatine. Also notes county bids for Orange township road claming, grazing and graveling with bids from Cox Brothers Parkerburg Paul Berg Reinbeck Ernest Sargeant for various drainage and gravel work.
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Trenport
R. I. Denman
J. G. Huofoan
Tri- City Railway Company
Muscatine
Justice Coster
Orange Township
Cox Brothers
Parkersburg
Paul Berg
Reinbeck
Ernest Sargeant
Waterloo
Mishler Funeral Follows Sheriff Death by Misfired Revolver
Hukill returned from Worthington Minnesota after attending the funeral of Ka Mishler a Nobles County sheriff who died when a revolver he examined discharged. Mishler had served as deputy and later sheriff since early in the year and was a former resident here. Funeral was at First Baptist with Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen assisting. He was brother-in-law to several local residents.
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Washler
A. T. Hukill
Worthington
Minn
Mishler
Nobles County
Ha Hed
First Baptist Church
Decadent
Knights of Pythias and
Modern Woodmen
Raiva
Tuiill
Anna Mishler
H. A. Snyder
Building Permits and Local Death Notices Distorted Entry
Miss Edna Scrogggy Swueits Scraggy died in Santa Monica California at 2 p m yesterday after a period of ill health. Her parents Mr and Mrs Mark Scroggy and a brother Harry Scroggs survive. Father traveled to California six weeks ago. Numerous dwelling and structural entries list builders and properties in Waterman Mapleton and nearby areas with names like Miller Son Cole and George Sibert. Funeral details reference Mrs Art Morrison and the Waterton residence with arrangements at home and nearby churches, but the text is garbled.
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Edna Scroggy
Misa
Edna Swueits Scraggy
Mark D. Scroggy
Santa Monies
Cal
California
Harry Sergges
Jett
Saul Tr
Waterian
B. Miller & Son
West- Mmayvente
AiNer & Son
Sixth St
Aawelling
Miller & Son
Sixth West
A. Gale
Alo
Cole
Fletcher
Dweel- Tsa Eeles
Ces Ethiene Raum & Seteel
Sycamnes
Alton
Ana Por
Ceorge Sibert
Randolph Rast Pinar
Tonerraw
Whitin Farnsworth
Eler Ar Tremble
Trrandon
Eth
Sycamore
Moying Arya
Morrison’ Waterton
Dany Sat Mackag
Mapleton
Minn
al Waterton Bank & C&d Enti Close
sAcint
Teourteenth
Ova
Keri Gauls
Tehea Styre Tennert
City in brief wear end of 4th St bridge notes
A collage of brief notices lists local movements including Miss Florence L Sage beginning as Cedar Falls domestic science teacher, Miss Elizabeth Ack visiting from Cc B Williams and J B Ennis buying homes in Kingbard, and Waterloo Dental Society picnic at Cedar Heights. Various residents travel to Mendota, Seattle, Omaha, Chicago, Montreal, St. Louis, and Seattle while others attend family events and a car accident at Fourth and Vines.
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Florence L. Sage
Cedar Falla
Cc. B. Williams
J. B. Ennis
Cc. B. Bell
Kingbard
Waterloo Dental Society
Cedtor Heights
John M. Smith
Minneapolis
Eleanor McGrew
Waterloo
Seattle
Wash
Washington University
Alice Fressle
Frankin Street
St. Louis
Annie E. Hesse
WJ. M
Robert
Mickey Hay
Fourth and Vines
J. E. Johnson
Laya
Lake Okoboj
Johnson
Waterloo Gasoline Company
K. P. Hunt
W. Hunt
Mankato
Minn
B. D. Hunt
Earlville
Bradey
Kompson Avenue
Myrtle Barr
D. Hunt
H. B. van Pelt
Sacramento
Cal
van Pelt
California
Belgian Cardinal Mercier Tours the United States
Cardinal Desideratus Mercier, Belgium's wartime spiritual leader and defender of Belgian dignity, visits the United States in a proclaimed tour. He will meet Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore, then travel to major cities including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Scranton, Albany, Boston, Providence, Hartford, Springfield, Detroit, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago.
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Cardinal Mercier
United States
Wilson
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
White House
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Albany
Boston
Providence
Hartford
Spilingfield
Mass
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Des Moines County Votes For Hard Roads in Special Election
Burlington reports Des Moines County backed hard roads by 1200 votes in a special election while the soldiers memorial building project failed by 600, farmers voting against it though Burlington city backed it by 400. Streetcar fare increase in Burlington to 7 cents was decisively defeated. Licenses issued to day for Matt Lace, Joe Harrys, Pauline Hokel, and David Balztel and Gertendo Fletcher noted.
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Burlington
Des Moines
Soldiers’ Memorial
Rlington
Mattlace Irenses
Joe Harrys Barrk
Waterloo
Pauline Hokel
Waterlon
David A. Balztel
Chitter
Gertendo Fletcher
Trasr
Portland Cleanup of Russian Section Shocks City
Portland officials led a cleanup of a Russian section after days of disorder. Police and health crews found filth and chaos in homes and ordered residents to fix conditions under penalty of arrest. Local authorities extended the effort across the district during the investigation.
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Portland
Ore
Russia
Health Department
Ambiguous OCR Notice From 1948 Era Names
Fragmentary OCR yields garbled names and dates across multiple individuals and places including Hirths Wells Hinson and Margaret with scattered references to township and Sept dates. Unable to confirm a clear event or action from the unreadable source.
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Ita Weydon Wells
Hinson
Tsar
Teds Forbes
Fagle Township
Dhanshrer
Margaret
Francis Tech
Opr
Paris
Linden
Ay Dawahter
Bisie
Mra
Toy Wy
Fire Alarm Responds to Small Waterloo Theatre Blaze
The Waterloo theatre building apartment of J. Baker saw a small fire yesterday. The fire department was called at 2:00 pm and extinguished the blaze with no damage reported. Several real estate and property listings accompany the notice page, including transfers and plats around Waterloo and nearby townships.
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J. @. Baker
Waterloo Theatre
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Pearl Vogt
Barnet Bendarf
Hallock
Waterton
R, Dumond
Albert Hana
Town of
Bedson
Henderson, Sell
Iyehinnat Improvement Co
Waterloo
Smith
Woodbine
Blair
HA Sweet
Leavitt
Johnson
Sana Atte A
Tevese
Tha Christensen, Et al
Hishl
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Boosts Appetite and Digestion
An advertisement hypes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a speedy remedy for gas, heartburn, sour stomach, and bloating after meals. It promises relief and quicker digestion, letting timid eaters enjoy rich foods again. A 50 cent box is sold at drug stores.
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Billy
Nat Stuart
Stuart
Lightning shocks couple in their Summit Avenue home
Mr and Mrs Leo Faulkner of 213 Summit avenue were awakened by a bolt during a storm. The lightning tore plaster from the walls near their bed and filled the room with smoke but caused no fire. The same bolt felled a chimney at a neighboring house two doors away. Mr Faulkner is employed...
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Leo Faulkner
Summit Avenue
Clairvoyant Barred From Finding Lost Treasure
In Los Angeles a new law bans clairvoyants from locating mines recovering stolen property or prophesying the future. The law allows assistance in finding lost loved ones relatives or fries, and a driver for Yenney and Mazen's grocery was present at work this morning.
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Yenney & Mazen’s Grocery
Los Angeles
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