City in Brief: Local Movements and Goods Shortage
Buchanan J J Weller travels to Waterloo South Dakota for a farm. George and Donald Rausch head to Harvard Military School in Los Angeles. Mrs H J Eickelberg returns home from Clarksville visit. Robert Armstrong Jeff moves to Granville Ohio for Denizen University. Bert B Bunnell returns from Canada with land bought 190 miles northeast of Regina. Ora Losee and Ed Losen depart for Chicago for two week relatives visit. Mrs Fred Carty returns to Council Bluffs after stay with Mrs Frank Miller. Car shortage hits Waterloo affecting shippers and building material supply. Several local residents wed by Justice Frank Knapp. Milliam Pedicard embarks on business trip to Dubuque and other cities.
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George
Donald Rausch
Edmund Rausch
Harvard Military School
Los Angeles
Cal
H. J. Eickelberg
Chester Zellhoefer
Clarksville
Robert Armstrong Jeff
Granville
Denizen University
Bert B. Bunnell
Shady Grove
Canada
Regina
Saskatchewan
Ora Losee
Columbia Street
Ed. Losen
Plainfield
Chicago
Fred Carty
Council Bluffs
Frank Miller
Baltimore Street
Waterloo
On Tellier
Thomas P. Mulhill
Emma FP. Dose
Bennington Township
Frank M. Stevenson
Lamont
Stella M. Andrews
Frank Knapp
Milliam Pedicard
Pedicard & Foster
Jows Fails
Harvester Trial Witnesses Named in Sherman Act Case
In Chicago on September 16, the government begins evidence in the International Harvester case. Witnesses subpoenaed include Clarenca S. Punk general manager I N Wood secretary William H. Jones vice president John J Glossier vice president and Alexander Legge assistant general manager with Hubert Taylor named special master for the proceedings.
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Chicago
International Warvester Company
Witeh
Hubert
Taylor
Clarenza
Punk
I. N. Wood
William H. Jones
Joon J. Glossiier
Alexander Legge
Bankruptcy petition filed in Waterloo by Dodd seeking relief
A bankruptcy petition was filed today with Bankruptcy Referee Fr. 8 Merriat on behalf of Harry V. Dodd of Waterloo, formerly employed with the Illinois Central. The Black Hawk county Yeomanry Brotherhood plans its third annual picnic on Sunday at Gedar Heights and invites all members and friends, asking attendees to bring well-filled baskets. A daughter was born Tuesday evening to Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Blasdell of Deadwood, S.D., who have lived in Waterloo at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Strickler, 517 Blu Street. Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Fullerton returned from Dubuque after taking Miss Elizabeth Mann back to Mt. St. Joseph's. they stopped in Manchester on the way home.
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Merriat
Harry V. Dodd
Waterloo
Tlinois Central
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Black Mawk County
Gedar Heights
A. 0. Blasdell
Deadwood
O. J. Fullerton
Dubuque
Elizabeth Mann
Mt. St. Joseph's
Manchester
Bank clearings at St bus 1912 week ending Sept 12
The WA&terlau bank clearings for the week ending Thursday Sept 12 1912 totaled 1 085 189 10 with daily amounts: Saturday 474 575 20 Monday 260 866 43 Tuesday 209 188 68 and Wednesday 0. The year earlier period cleared 1 801 888 20. Instruments recorded this week included deeds 39 for 52 496 00 mortgages 28 for 49 825 00 and chattel mortgages 12 for 4 642 95.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Wa&terlau Bank
PhD Geo Ca
Ana Eugene
Ee Ae
Wee
State militia arrest miners at Four Stores Coal strike
Charleston W V in Sept 2a Major A T Gaul with eight militia and forty two miners faced off as pick handles and clubs were raised to stop miners from returning to work. Major James I Pram sent a special train to Dornthy Raleigh county to bring in the prisoners.
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Charleston
A. T Gaul
Sin Vula
Four Stores Coal Company
James I. Pram
Dornthy
Raleigh County
Baldwin Renominated at Democratic State Convention
Viaviford Conn Sept 12 Baldwin renominated today without opposition at the adjourned session of the Democratic State convention. Other state officers and presidential electors named. The platform endorses the Baltimore convention and supports direct election and suffrage expansion for women.
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Viaviford
Conn
Sanean BK. Baldwin
Baltimore
William Galloway Denies Stock Robbery Connection
William Galloway returned from Canada and rejected links to a Dart Manufacturing stock deal. He accused a New York broker of attempting a $2,700 claim and threatened legal action, calling the suit graft and a bluff. Galloway said neither he nor Hietlan were involved and asserted the broker has no contract against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway
Canada
New York
Helen
Galloway
Qart Manufacturing Company
New Yorker
Hill Galloway
Mr. Galloway
Waterloo
Wilson Says Tariff Hikes Burden U S Buyers
Governor Woodrow Wilson spoke at the Syracuse state fair about tariff as a malignant growth needing surgical operation. He argued living costs rise in both tariff and non tariff countries and contrasted meat prices in the United States with London markets while urging removal of obstacles to individual support.
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Syracuse
Govwernor Woodrow Wilson
United States
London
Lam
Cigrand Held for Raymond Murder in Chicago
Arthur L. Raymond known as Bugs died from internal hemorrhage and brain injuries after violence. Fred Cigrand, 26, is bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge for allegedly kicking Raymond into unconsciousness during a Sept. 1 fight. Raymond was found dead in a downtown hotel last weekend.
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Chicago
Arthur L. Raymond
Bugs
Fred Cigrand
Raymond
Cigrand
Special Car Carries Mt St Tospherhs Party to Mt Josephs
A special car attached to Illinois Central train No 4 passed Waterloo bound for Mt St Josephs Dubuque. About fifty girls from northeastern Iowa traveled with several Sisters as chaperones. Waterloo girls were absent due to early school departure.
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Waterloo
Mt. St. Joseph's
Dubuque
La Porte Couple Wedded Here
Mr. Fred W. Rahn and Miss Margaret Morgan, both of La Porte City, wed last evening at 6 at the groom’s mother’s home on Mullan Avenue West. Rev. C C R Lowe of the English Lutheran church officiated in a ceremony attended by ten guests followed by a wedding supper. The groom, a farmer near La Porte, will live with Miss Morgan’s brother and wife, Mr and Mrs W E Morgan, until their new home is ready.
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Fred W. Rahn
Margaret Morgan
la Porte City
Mullan Avenue
CC. R. Lowe
Mrs. W. KE Morgan
Ha Porte
Woman Who Walked From Philadelphia May Be Sent to Workhouse
No relatives of Mrs Slater located despite efforts by Sol Pomerance of Minneapolis associated charities. They seek to return her east or place with kin. Waterloo may help if relatives found. Mrs Slater, age 53, walked from Philadelphia to Minneapolis and was found in Waterloo in poor condition. Oscar S Straus Named for Governor by the New York Progressives.
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Saater
Washburn
Sheriff Shores
Minneapolis
Sol Pomerance
Associated Charities of
Pomerance
South Glen
N. Y
Waterloo
Slater
Philadelphia
Minneapolia
W C A Board Plans September Reception in K P Hall
At a recent W C A board meeting in association rooms plans were finalized for a public reception on September 36 at K P hall to honor new secretaries Misses Rachel Jones and Alma Gobin and to act as a social rally. Mrs W H Langlass reported on the Geneva conference and ideas for committees. Jones discussed Geneva and emphasized junior and high school work as a feature this year with committee suggestions on board room employment and travelers aid.
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K. P. Ball
Rachel Jones
Alma Gobin
W. H. Langlass
Mise Jones
Geneva
Bryan to Launch Western Speaking Tour Following Roosevelt
William J. Bryan announced from New York on Sept 12 that he will begin a self funded speaking tour of the western states starting the following Saturday. He plans to open in Denver on Sept 14 with Col Roosevelt scheduled to speak there the following Thursday.
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New York
Wm. J. Bryan
Democratic National
Cal. Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Col Roosevelt
Bapple of Ofinaga Still Continues in Marfa Texas
Marfa Texas reports the battle of Ofinaga continues with Federals defending the town nearing exhaustion of ammunition. sources say fighting persists as border concerns remain.
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Bapple
Ofinaga
Marfa
Tex
Apple laden train heads to Buenos Aires from Wenatchee
An entire Great Northern apple train of 25 cars carrying 15 000 boxes travels 25 000 miles from Wenatchee Washington to Buenos Aires Argentina. The fruit will pass through Burlington Pennsylvania New York Southampton and England before delivery to South American tenants in October.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Great Northern Road
Wenatcchee
Wash
Huenos Ayres
Argentina
Great Northern
Burlington
Pennsylvania
New York
Southampton
Eheland
England
South Ameria
Progressives In Convention Crowded At Waterloo Court House
The progressive convention opened with prayer by Rev. HE. E. Day at the Waterloo county court house. County Chairman J A Hildebrand introduced Day who spoke of a holy warfare in seeking better politics. The room was packed as delegates debated ticket naming and committees were named for credentials and permanent organization.
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Waterloo
Court House
HE. E. Day
Congregational Church
Gedar Falls
J. A. Hildebrand
Day
Hildebrand
T. G. Troy
Carfeton Sias
Touls A. Moore
L. H. Keep
Wm. Rodgers
James Holm
R. Dakin
A. J. Edwards
F. D. Pierce
C. J. Shaw
D. A
Bashor to Open Speech for Progressive Committee in Independence
H Bashor will open his speech at 2 PM as a national Progressive Committee meeting to be held in Independence next Monday evening. His daughter Miss Wilma Bashor may perform violin numbers, with additional speakers including Robert E Leech of Independence the progressive candidate for congress and Fiery Taylor a veteran Methodist pastor assisting in the campaign.
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IL Bashor
National Progressive Committee
Independence
Idependence
Wilma Bashor
Mr. Bashor
Robert E. Leech
Congress
T. B. Taylor
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S. D
D. E. Miner
Paul Davis
Reon
Carpenter Hotel
la Porte Street
F. E. Jerald Sulky Co
Wabster
Franklin
C. D. McCall
Wellington Court
Jefferson Street
Cedar Falls
Whitney Road
Rewari
Hightroon House
Bint St
Litchfield Mfg. Co
Colorado
Station
Hummel Hotel
Hollingsworth Bros
K. L
James Gardiner Company
First National
Independence Dre
James Gadiner Company
Architert
Mnest
Pho James Gardiner
Onal
Inquire I
EL Miller
Kansex City
College of Commerce
W. Letseh
Arthur &, Cole, Reat Ature
Tytian Hosch
FUNK
Harvester
ST Bus
Minerg
Guy
Caldwin
WM. Galloway
Gul
Wilgom
MT. ST. Tosperh's
LA Porte
Ing
Helen Slater
Phila
Oscar S. Straus
THE
NEW York Progressives
Oscar 5
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Rhenish
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Columbia University
Turkey
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McKinley
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Harrison
Commerce and Labor
William 4. Bryan
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Heck Island
Great West Northwestern
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Erle
Cress
BOR
Hingis Central
St. Pad
Nassouri Pacific
New York Central
Sonu Olas
Juyra, Nemo
H. Bashor
Waterloo Water Works
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