Classes Boom The Spectator at West High
Four classes compete to sell subscriptions to The Spectator Annual at West High School. Seniors offer a silver loving cup to the top class and promise to raise flags on the school pole for the class with the most subscriptions. Last year the seniors led but all grades aim to outpace them by Friday evening when the contest closes.
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the West High School
the Spectator Annual
Clusee
West High Isds
Sid Lasgs
Stage Set as Albany Trial Nears Verdict
The case centers on a woman linked to Wall Street transactions her husband handled. Impeachment court procedures may shift to alphabetical calling of high court judges and senators. Public interest runs high as crowds seek admission to the transformed senate chamber with press seating arranged in advance.
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Wall Street
Patrick E. McCabe
Senate
Court of Appeals
High Court
Assembly Board of Managers
Senate Chamber
Chief A A Dunham and family return from long auto trip
Chief A A Dunham of the Waterloo fire department and his wife arrived home after a six week journey from Waterloo to St John’s Newfoundland. They traveled 3084 miles by car with the return by rail due to rain and road conditions. The trip included a visit to the chief’s grandmother who turned 100 last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Dunham
Waterloo
Trac
Market Fluctuations Show Mixed Stock Movements New York
In early trading on Sept 7 New York market activity reflects scattered gains and declines across major rail and industrial stocks including Canadian Pacific American Smelter United States Steel Northern Pacific Great Northern and Southern Railway amid varied investor sentiment as listings show mixed momentum.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Jeland
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Pritts
Hited States Steel
Conmynon
United States Steel
PhD
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erfe
City in Brief Insight Sparks Eye Health Worries
Brief item notes concerns about child eye health linked to aversion to certain foods and mentions potential eye-related causes. Authorities advise parents to monitor vision and consult an eye care professional if picky eating affects learning or behavior.
Waterloo in moving pictures at local shows
Waterloo residents view a serial of scenes filmed around the city including Fourth street, bridges, parks, and the Waterloo fire department in action. Labor day parade, Electric and Cedar River parks scenes, a Cedar Rapids Waterloo game, and local factories are among the showcased subjects.
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Waterloo
Ce Princess Theatre
Fourth Street
Laken Finhis City
Moving Picture Theatre
She ‘Bridges
Cedar River
Waterloo Fire Department
Electric Park
Cedar River Park
Red Cedar Park
Waterloo Greek in Seven Battles
Peter Mavretis reports a letter from his brother Clarence, a Waterloo resident for four years now in the Greek army, claiming he fought in seven battles in the recent Balkan war and escaped unharmed each time. Marrelis left Waterloo November 22, 9912, expected home before Tang.
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Peter Mavretis
Clarence
Waterloo
Mr. Marrelis
Tang
Impeachment Factors in New York Democratic Primary
The impeachment of Governor Sulzer and push for direct primary reform influenced New York state Democratic primaries. In Buffalo and Rochester reform opponents were defeated, Albany votes neared a split, and Monroe county nominees aligned with Tammany hall were toppled. The statewide contest in New York City showed little Sulzer impact. A separate notice lists a large public auction by William Holland at the Baker farm with livestock, machinery, grain and crops on sale starting Sept. 25.
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New York
Sulzer
New York State
Buffalo
Rochester
Tammany Hall
Albany County
MelCabe
Senate
New York City
Monroe County
Monroe
Assembly
William Holland
Baker Farm
John Padget
Durham
Plymouth Rock
Death from Heart Failure in Cedar Falls
Mrs. Fred Severin, an aged Cedar Falls resident, died at her home from heart failure. She was born in Germany, married Fred Severin in 1868, and leaves a daughter Anna and sister Mrs. Anna Severin. Funeral arrangements are pending. Arrests for Fighting in Cedar Falls. Clark Marquis and George Tucker were fined after pleading guilty to fighting. Mrs. J. B. Noble reports her sister Mrs. D. N. Hurd recovered from surgery in Rochester, Minnesota. East Side High School senior class elected officers for the coming year. President Ray Lehmalle, Vice President Marion Cowley, Secretary Hazel Hanlon, Treasurer Clifford Hutton. Orange and Black board to meet to plan the year’s work and fill staff vacancies.
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Cedar Falls
Fred Severin
Anna
Anna Severin
Clark Marquis
George Tucker
Marshal Enlow
East Side High School
Fred J. Miller
Toade
Ray Lehmalle
Marion Cowley
Hazel Hanlon
Clifford Hutton
The
Orange and Black
East High
Coroner's Inquest Promises New Leads in Hiopkins Murder
The coroner's inquest into the murder of Percy Hiopkins is likely to be held this evening. Robert Tracey, the colored man charged with the shooting, had his preliminary hearing postponed until after the inquest. J D Hopkins, uncle of the victim, claims other colored men may share responsibility and sought information at police headquarters.
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Percy Hiopkins
Robert Tracey
BK. F. Kistner
J. D. Hopkins
F. F. Knapp
Death of Prominent Educator and Author Lumry
O L lumty aged 86 years died last evening at his son W R Lumry’s home 627 Second Street West after a brief illness. He spent much of his life in Wheaton Illinois as a college instructor and lived recently in this city with his son. He authored several books on economic and religious topics and is survived by several children. His wife had died earlier. The remains will be shipped to Wheaton for burial tomorrow.
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Rh. E. Downey
Sinois Central
Wart
Dodge
J. R. C. Hostetler
Waterloo
Sherman, Hardin Co
Anson T. Lukill
The
West Schools
Waverly
Bremer County
E. M. Hill
Spencerport
Emma Croft
Andrew Sylvester
Mary [Kingworth
Mary Danie
Harry Daniel
California
San Diego
Henry DeWitt
West Seventh Street
Kansas City
Topeka
Kan
Lorace van Metre
Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Alfred Johnson
Charles McManus
Lumty
W. R. Lumry
Second Street West
Mr. Lumry
Wheaton
Lumry
Troops Storm Orchard Knob in G A R encampment clash
In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 17, veterans gather for the annual parade toward Missionary Ridge. The Seventeenth United States infantry and Tennessee national guard units will reenact the famed 50 year old charge on the ridge slope as United States troops advance from Orchard Knob witnessed by Beers and staff.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Missionary Ridge
Seventeenth United States Infantry
National Guard of
Tennessee
National Guard
C. Fred Brown
United States
Orchard Knob
Beers
Inquest Shouted No by Witness Stavrov
Theodore Stavrov unable to understand English during inquest into Silax Triffales’s death at the Russell Lamson hotel yesterday. Coroner Edward F. Kistner struggled as laughter erupted when interpreter Peter Mavrelis translated Stavrov’s repeated refusals to swear.
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Theodore Stovrow
Fourth Street
Silax Triffales
New Ruissell-Lamson Hotel
Simon
Triffales
Edward F. Kistner
Peter Mavrelis
Kistner
Stovroy
Marrelis
Stavrov
Two Arrested for Flag Incidents in Douglas
Douglas, Arizona, September 17. Clarence Reese and Young Davis were arrested over involvement in the Mexican flag incident at Pirtleville. After escaping a mob of about 250 furious Mexicans, they faced a warrant for malicious mischievous conduct. Capitol case advanced. Des Moines, September 17. The Iowa Supreme Court moved to advance the capitol ground extension case with October 20 set for oral arguments before the full bench.
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Douglas
Ariz
Clarence Reese
Pirtleville
Young Davis
Pirteville
Capitol
Des Moines
Sept
Supreme Court
Cosson
Colored woman held for assault in police court
Irene Gillespi, a colored woman, was arraigned on an assault charge filed by Estella Wheeler. She asked for a postponed hearing and it was rescheduled for Thursday. Wheeler alleges Gillespi struck her chin with a pravor and the women fought on Railroad avenue during a quarrel over a man.
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Irene Gillespi
Estella Wheeler
Gillespi
Apravor
Datrene
Eo Osuve
Tostenek
Ante
Bee
Biper
Taoming
Railroad Avenue
City Population Figures and Cedar Rapids Census Request
A reader asks the editor to publish the 1910 Waterloo official population figures and the latest Cedar Rapids census. The letter asserts Waterloo’s population as 698 and urges readers to verify the numbers in the newspaper.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
New Hartford Notes Include Property Sale and Local Sports
Wm Strong sold his residence to Warren Wheeler and plans to move to Butler County Kansas where his sons live. Ed Ackerson of Cedar Falls visited on business. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Adi Webster. The Butler County fair drew many visitors and New Hartford state team won two fair games 10 to 1 and 7 to 9 against Parkersburg and Tama Indians. John Cossant of Waterloo attended to business, Carrie Campbell returned from Chicago.
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New Hartford
Wnm. Strong
Warren Wheeler
Butler County
Kansas
Charles
Ju. M. Enloe
Rewey
Wis
Ed Ackerson
Cedar Falls
Busine
Adi Webster
Butler County Fair
John Conkins
Hagle Grove
David Sherman
Parkersburg
Tama Indians
John Cossant
Waterloo
Ponca Indians Hold First Big Pow Wow in Niobrara
In Niobrara Nebraska the Ponca tribe opens what is billed as the first annual pow wow with ceremonial dances and demonstrations of pioneer life including Indian pas trades and buffalo hunts. Indians from northern Nebraska and southern South Dakota gather in large numbers for events that run through Saturday evening.
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Niobrara
Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Dorothy Reynolds obituary notices death
Dorothy De Me Reynolds, only child of Mr and Mrs Harry Ey Reynolds of 778 Hammond Avenue, died at 10 45 pm last evening after an illness of some time. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev John Grimes officiating. Burial will be in Mimwood Cemetery.
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Dorothy de Me Reynolds
Harry Ey Reynolds
Hammond Avenue
John Grimes
Mimwood
Waterloo Public Works Hearing On Alley Paving Proposal
The Waterloo Iowa city council will hold a 7:30 PM hearing October 13 1913 to consider a proposed resolution of necessity for grading curbing guttering and paving alleys in blocks 2 3 and 4 from Water Street to Sycamore Street. The plan includes concrete pavement seven inches deep with a one year guarantee and bonds. costs to be assessed against abutting property with funds from available improvement sources.
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City of
Waterloo
Iowa
Council Chamber
Water Street
Sycamore Street
R. C. Thompson
Degon
Recruit for 125 dollar monthly under interstate rate laws
Wanted I can qualify and assist 20 intelligent men with strong references to earn 125 dollars per month and upward under interstate commerce and railroad rate laws. State Board of Examiners for Iowa. Call Mr. Norton at 233 Ellis Hotel between 12 to 2 and 7:30 to 9 p.m.
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State Board of Examiners
Iowa
Mr. Norton
Ellis Hotel
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Albany
Chet Duntam
Moving Pictures of
Waterton
Echee
Bue Chanan
B. Crane
DE Fowler
Wichita
Wan
Gusibuss
CrEy
Whe Fox
Cal
Bernbrook
John McCabe
Dubuque
Waters
Chirag
Mroo
Mrs. B.S. Hamm
Penatonica
Harald J. Schultz
Lake Forest University
A.W. Edgerly & Co
Ottumwa
Swift
Fito
Wo Muthall & Co
Hutson
M.D. Dinigon
Byron Leighton
Osage
Police
A. Leighton
Itave Toor
Berta
Tamsing
M. F. Tanner
Rh. I. Boer
Chi-Caro
J.P. Cockburn
Tatesell
George H Cockburn
Lloyd Uostetter
Black Hawk National Bank
Chicago
D. M. Ochs
Davenport
Rank Manske
Katherine Berger
George Anderson
Iowa City
State University
M. H. Kelly
St. Paul
Mr. Kelly
Crow Wing Lumber Co
George Haven
Anna M. Haven
Mabel E. Geist
Washington Savers
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Martha Forman
Martha Taylor
Masonry
Robert D. Graham
Cedar Parls
la Porte City
Graham
Messrs
Pressey
HW. Frank
Clarence Myers
East
Chicaco
North- Western University
A. H. Frank
Mr. Myers
Swathmere University
Parks
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Auth
Urinress
Yaad Eruinemient
Carrie Campbell
Aunt Mary
Dorothy Reynolds
W. 7Th
West Fifth
1717 Bros
Gnee
Inquirer
W. C. Hisler
Titchfield
C. G. Wilcox
Prospect Hills
CC. G. Wilcox
Clark County
Sioux City
J. Jauron
Salix
Jestic Theatre
South St
Marshello Shop
Marsh-Place Bldg
W. A. Covell & Sons
Reot
W. 3Rd St
S.A
S. L. Sassman
Chautauqua Park
Sta
Saskatchewan
Canada
A. B. Switzer
Crosby
North Dakota
Peterson Millinery
Sibert
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