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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1916

Page

5

May Decide Car Flag Race

Muscatine reporters expect a ruling on the baseball controversy over ousted Musky victories. The national commission may meet in Chicago Friday to draft rules for from the minors and to review the local trouble. Ned Egan and M B Justice await the commission’s action as Supreme Court involvement looms.

National Commission Ned Egan Muskies FE. Justice Muscatine CLA Supreme Baseball Court WHS Berrmann Justice The Muskes Egan Herrmann Jung Cus Eganites

Fort Dodge Baseball Club Faces $550 Deficit After Guaranty Funds

Fort Dodge B B Club reports a $550 deficit after accounting for all guaranty funds. Finance committee notes receipts total $7,363.08 with $3,156.24 from receipts and $3,250 due on guaranty lists. $2,000 remains payable September 15, while $600 of notes may be repaid by the League. One hundred Waterloo stores advertise 5 cent Lincoln Highway cigars.

Democrats Plan Western Campaign

A dozen or more Democratic speakers will tour central and western states to support Wilson and Marshall. Notables include Vice President Marshall and Senators Underwood Smith Shafroth Robinson Lewis Reed Stone and Reed. Tours cover Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Missouri Washington Utah Montana Oregon California Oklahoma with Missouri engagements from Sept 14 to 28 and Oct 2 to 14 for Hoke Smith.

Chicago Wilson Marshall Thomas Tt. Marshall Underwood Hooke Smith Shafroth Robinson James Hamilton Lewis Albert D. Nortons William J. Brian William J. Stone James A. Reed John J. Lenz J. Bruce Krenver Western Democratic Indiana James H. Lewis Charles E. Hughes Northwest Pacific Coast Reed Missouri Kansas City Wisconsin Michigan Washington Utah Montana Oregon California Oklahoma Nortoni Hoke Smith Arkansas John J, Lentz Ohio

Republican Third District Conference Date Set for Sept 26

The Republican state central committee chair GC A Rawson announced the Third district conference moved to Sept 26 at 31 Hotel Russell Lanson. The meeting targets Republican candidates committeemen and newspaper editors to discuss campaign plans. An ad in Evening Courier and Reporter will publish results.

GC. A. Rawson Republican State Central Committee Russell-Lanson Tren Cane Gaign

Belgian Boy Seeks American Fairy Godmother

Anatole Wauters, a 20 year old Belgian soldier in King Albert’s army, asks for an American godmother as French and English helpers are exhausted. His father is imprisoned in Germany and his mother is gone. He offers to work and seeks letters and mothering support from an American woman, citing Henry Wood’s Paris reporting.

New York Anatoleia Albert Germany United Press Anatole America Belgium Henry Wood Paris Anatole Wauters

First Concrete Ship Launched in Norway

Christiania records the launch of a wholly concrete hull vessel with steel ribs, a new stone ship designed to resist damage better than steel or wood. The ship from Christianiafjord is described as a huge barge like craft and marks the first concrete ship built.

Christiania London Christianiafjord

Iambes A. Laird Dead At Tollywood Cal

News of the death of James A. Bird, a pioneer merchant of Jesup, has been received from Hollywood where he lived for several years. He faced his afflictions with courage, underwent operations, and remained in a hospital until a few days before his death. He led efforts for Jesup’s upbuilding and civic uplift. There were no children. a widow survives.

James A. Bird Jesup Hollywood Laird Mr. Laird

Tearing Up Brick Pavement Begins on Main Streets

Work started today at Fifth and Commercial as Bryant Asphalt Paving crew, led by manager G E Rolston, tears out brick pavement and replaces with asphalt on Fifth Street to Bluff and on Jefferson Street between Fourth and Sixth. Creosote blocks used on east side. Expected completion before cold weather.

Fifth and Commercial Streets Bryant Asphalt Paving Company G. E. Rolston Fifth Street Commersial Bluff Streets Jefferson Street Fourth Sixth Streets

Passenger Rail Traffic Rises As Weather Turns Cooler

Local ticket agents report a rapid rise in passenger traffic on area railroads with cooler weather. Many students depart for colleges while the annual exodus to California begins.

California

Woman Recovers After Six Years With Pinkham Remedy

Mrs. J.S. Barlow of Columbus Ohio reports six years of female troubles and nervousness eased after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She dropped from 178 to 118 pounds, then regained to 127, crediting the medicine with restoring appetite, strength, and health.

Columbus Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Enow J.S. Barlow South Jth St

Cedar Falls social notes highlight traveling and visits

Cedar Falls brief notes of events and transactions among local residents feature Eldredge Wilson and grandson Clarence returning from a motor trip to Ransom North Dakota, Prof. W. B. Merrill's vacation in Maine, Dr. G A Newman visiting his son Mayor J B Newman, and many other civic and social engagements across Cedar Falls.

Cedar Valte Eldredge Wilson Clarence Wilson Ransom N. D W. B. Merril Bive HL Winifred G. 4. Newman Des Moines Cedar Falls J.B Newman W. C. Schultz Smith Francis Wagner Grinnell A. L. Hauser Western Old People's Home James Ronime Waterloo Cedar Falls Union Mill Company B. Dubbert Latalot Club Emmet Casey J. M. Seltenrieh Julian Bahl Charles Kuttler Dubuque F. X. Miller Illinois A. Coffin Minnesota W. W. Gist Kensington Ladies’ Association of First Congregational Church Berdina Severin Anne Severin

Standoff Over Water Spars Mason City Family

A Mason City family described as the stingiest in town faced water woes after a pump was padlocked by the householder who refused to furnish water. A water boy was sent to a nearby house for relief as the pump’s handle was chained.

Mason City Sept Gould Indy Lnter

Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Troubles

Advert explains that Zemo treats eczema ringworm rashes and similar conditions. A 25 cent bottle or one dollar for extra large bottle is sold at drug stores. It is described as non greasy easily applied and quickly soothing without stinging delicate skin. Cleveland firm promotes Zemo for immediate relief.

Cleveland

Things Theatrical Here At Home This Week

Local theatres feature The Charming Widows at Waterloo with burlesque and pantomime, Majestic showcases vaudeville acts and stars like O Neal, Walmsley, and Moore. Palace presents Pirates of Society with Owen Moore and Marguerite Court. Plaza offers Rolling Stone and a small-town drama. Crystal notes unusually large attendance as public interest grows.

Waterloo Kyra Tobato Majestic Mnuremen Heuer Wiralesa noHelen Tredla Chews Knapp Cornea O'Neal Walmsley Kie Irk Owen Moore Marguerite Court Duck Ryder Dave Enlon Dave Buck Huck Jerry Braden Norma Noggs Wave Owen Moore Modoro Panmous Players Film Company Palsy Crystal Crystal Theatre

Where Are My Children praised by audience spread

The show earns strong endorsement from men bringing wives and mothers bringing daughters to see it. A want ad in the Evening Courier and Reporter promises results. Edward explores family trees and asks Pather about any relations, noting none that are known or wealthy.

Edward Pather

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