Peddler Arrested for Peddling Without License
A peddler named IL Akel, described as Arabian or Assyrian and living in Minneapolis, forced entry at 715 Washington Street, creating a ruckus after a sale refused by Mrs Miller and a caller. He was captured with $6.60 on him and bail set at $10 before escaping from custody. later reports say the bail jump suggests he and his companion may be active in Waterloo. The incident followed a police search and a court appearance as officers pursued the case.
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Akel
Minneapolis
C. J. Miller
Washington Street
Waterloo East
Local agents attend national fire insurance convention in Chicago
H E Weatherwas of Henderson Weatherwax agency returned from Chicago where he attended the national convention of local fire insurance agents. In city today Mr and Mrs F E Foster of Iowa Falls visit for the last Red Cedar Three season ballgame. Mrs Foster is aunt of Claude Stark a Rock Island catcher and utility player.
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H. E. Weatherwas
Henderson & Weatherwax Agency
Chicago
Iowa Falls
Red Cedar
Canadian Queen's Own Rifles Arrives for Aldershot Maneuvers
Sir Henry Pellett brings the Second regiment Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, 600 strong, to England for autumn British troops maneuvers at Aldershot. Transportation and sustenance costs are said to be covered by its enthusiastic commander. The unit, raised in 1860, is among the Dominion's famed military formations and served as guard of honor in Toronto for the Prince of Wales.
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London
Henry Pellatt
Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada
England
Aldershot
Queen’s Own Rifles
Dominion
Toronto
Prince of Wales
Two Men Dropped From Walnut Street Church Rolls
At Walnut Street Baptist Church in Waterloo two men were removed from membership for signing a saloon petition and not removing their names. Pastor H. G. Beeman leads a temperance stance, arguing members should not support the legalized saloon. The church, with about 600 members, emphasizes anti-saloon policy.
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Waterloo
Walnut Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Prohibition Party
J E Ferguson In Auto Accident At Cedar Falls
J E Ferguson of Ferguson Bros owners of the Goldn Rule store suffered severe burns to face and eyes when an acetylene gas receptacle exploded on his auto near Cedar Falls. He moved the car to Waterloo for treatment as others attended him and a match was struck while the receptacle was uncovered. His eyesight is not believed permanently harmed.
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Beverly
Mass
Norton
Iowa
Congress
Republican Congressional Committee
Wisconsin
Charles D. Norton
J.E. Ferguson
Ferguson Bros
Cedar Falls
Ferguson
Waterloo
Marvin Defeated by Monte Attell in Seventh Round
Marvin was decisively whipped last night by Monte Attell. His seconds threw up the sponge in the seventh round after Marvin was floored several times and badly battered. Will Wilcox and wife and three children stopped in Waterloo on their return to Adel Iowa to visit uncle L M Eby at 512 Eleventh Street West.
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Liza Livezey
Dora Williams
Waterloo
Mt. Summitt
Ind
Susan Williams
Marvin
Monte Attell
Will Wilcox
Adel
South Dakota
L. M. Eby
Eleventh Street
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