Waterloo in Brief Local notices and family news items
A stream of short items from Waterloo noting travel plans and attendances such as Mrs Laura Rider leaving for Chicago, Mr and Mrs McKee visiting Emmons Johnson, Mrs M F Walker to Iowa City for surgery, Hazel Manning convalescing after tonsil removal, and Mrs C L Johnson returning to Rockford Ill. Also births, baptisms, society visits, preaching plans, business matters and legal suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Rider
Chicago
David 11
McKee
Dez Maines
Emmons Johnson
M. F. Walker
Iowa City
State University Hospital
Mise Hazel Manning
Jefferson Sreat
Waterloo hive meeting with installation and picnic planned
Waterloo hive No 22 L C T M announces a regular meeting Tuesday at 2 30 PM in A O U W hall with officer installation. A picnic supper is planned and members are asked to bring sandwiches and another article. Beagle Printing Co Lond notes Furry of Alton becomes manager of Eagle Printing, replacing R S Kern.
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Waterloo Hive
A. O. U. W. Hall
Beagle Printing CO. Lond
Furry
Alton
Eagle Printing Company
R.S. Kern
Officials at Outs Spark Jurisdiction Clash Over Prisoner
City police and the sheriff clash over who holds authority to fetch a wanted man from Leeds North Dakota. A 3 pm meeting is set with Police Chief, others, Sheriff Henderson, and County Attorney Wenner to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Leeds
X. D
Henderson
Wenner
Dartmouth Alumni in Annual Meeting in Cedar Rapids
Members of the Dartmouth Iowa alumni association met in Cedar Rapids for the second annual gathering. Delegates dined at the Country Club, with undergraduates returning to Hanover soon. Luncheon, golf matches between Donald Rens and Allison F. Johnson, and a postgame tour preceded a banquet at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth-Iowa Alumni Association
Cedar Rapids
Country Club
Hanover
Dartmouth
Country Lab
Donald Rens
Galf Payer
Allison F. Johnson
Sioux City
Montrose Hotel
Nigne
C.D. Waterman
Davenport
Jackson McCoy
Waterloo
Pant Reps
Tueday
Beardele Rumi
University of Chicago
Mr. McCay
Dartemouth
Evening Courier
Davis Opening a Great Success at Paul Davis Dry Goods
The Paul Davis Dry Goods store opened yesterday with a style exposition that continues today. A vast stock of the newest textures garments hats furs linens and art goods is displayed with an attractive decorator involved setting. The display windows are beautiful and gowns for evening and party wear with accessories are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Infant Emma Jean Brink Dies After One-Pound Birth
Emma Jean, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Brink, born twelve days ago weighing one pound at birth, died this morning at 709 Logan Avenue. Funeral services will be held at 3 PM Sunday from the home by Rev John Robertson Macartney of First Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jean
A. W. Brink
Logan Avenue
John Robertson Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Floral contest set for Homecoming Friday October 1
Estel of the Waterloo Dairy Cattle congress has cured the committee in charge of the floral contest. The feature will be part of the homecoming events on Friday October 1. Every entrant will receive free admission to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estel
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Kidnapping Tale Claimed Untrue By Groom in Iowa
Mason City reports the sheriff of Austin Minnesota holds facts refuting Corneal Kleppe’s claim of kidnapping by four masked men an hour before his wedding. Advices say he boarded a train to Mayfield two hours before the planned ceremony and the story is dismissed.
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Mason City
Austin
Minn
Brand
Corneal Kleppe
Stella Weeley
Mayfield
Invents Aeroplane That Stands Still in Air
Paris reports Louis Rota, an Italian engineer, has built a flying machine that can hold position in space or move in any direction at over 100 miles per hour using electric currents. The spindle shaped device, Rays, is about 12 feet long, two feet in diameter, and supports ninety pounds. It reportedly ascends to 2000 to 4000 feet and can remain motionless in winds, with automatic rise in very strong gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Petit Parisien
Louis Rota
Valley fat out Cedar Palle
Club members plan a display event at Cedar Alts on Monday with Mrs Cadwalhaderling arranging ATAU MEDES for the displays. Proceedings expect participation from all club members and nearby residents.
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Valley
Cadwalhaderling
Atau Medes
Monay Norphag
Oelock
VILE COMALIND ETE PLES FROM MEXICO
Sept 18 in Paso Texas a report describes a chase involving Villa loyalists and fugitives from Chihuahua city. The text mentions General Roque Jonnes Chrys and Pan American conferees, with Duarte and Duartepe noted. details are fragmented and unclear.
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Vile Comalind Ete Ples
Mexico
Paso
Tex
Chao
Valle
Washington
Roque Jonnes Chrys
Villa Vou
Duarteape
Arebige
Chittaatiud
Durex
International Pine Passage Noted at Paso Locks
Sept. 18 The final batch of 118 vessels in sinal Duals passed through the American locks at Paso as a tin opening of the Joel failed. The Nosher’s passage past the Canadian forks was delayed by consideration. The prior darkest number was in 1898 with one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saude de Maurin
Mien
Maley Kidney Pills Claim Quick Cure for Kidney Ailments
A Rosemont Nebraska reader, O D Wright, reports kidney pain and disturbed rest until a 54 cent bottle of Maley Kidney Pills made him well. The ad claims relief from rheumatism and backache and directs readers to the Want Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Wright
Rosemont
Neb
Noted envoy to run for presidency in home country
Washington D C Sept 17 Dr 45 to Sent 1 to attend Lansing s Romulo S Noon the ambassador conference TL is said that Nron will from the Argentina has delayed his run for the presidency of the Argentina sailing for home scheduled for Sept time at the next election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lansing
Romulo S
Nron
Argentina
Argen
Spurns Naval Officer to Wed Drummer in Oklahoma City
In Wellington Kansas on September 18 witnesses say the planned September 23 wedding of Lt. D Edward Kingsbury Lane U.S.N. to Josephine Smith will not occur here. Miss Smith eloped to Oklahoma City with Grier Stewart, a traveling man for Primer Cloak and Suit Company of Chicago, and was married. Mrs. Stewart is the daughter of T. K. Smith, a wealthy local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
Edward Kingsbury Lane
Josephine Smith
Miss Smith
Oklahoma City
Grier Stewart
Chicago
Stewart
TI. KF. Smith
Who Runs Nine Miles to Call the Doctor
A dog traveled nine miles through rain from a remote ranch to Cisco Texas to seek medical help for his elderly owner. Miss Bettie Alexander, 24, died of ptomaine poisoning before doctors arrived. Mrs. Eliza Powers, 72, was also ill from tainted food cooked in a tin dish and was expected to die. The note from Mrs. Powers to the dog was fastened to its collar as it set out on the long run. The dog delivered the message and returned exhausted to Cisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Tex
Bettie Alexander
Eliza Powers
Kitchener Seeks Peace With Turkey Says Sampled Speech
Herlin reports from Turkerton that Karl Kitchener’s speech is read as a offer of separate peace to Turkey. The Overseas News Agency interprets the remark as England unable to screen the Dardanelles and hints at a peace initiative.
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Herlin
Turkerton
June
Karl Kitchener
Turkey
England
Dardanelles
Newman Erb improves after poison tablet incident
New York September 18 Newman Erb wealthy railroad organizer was reported to be in a comfortable and satisfactory condition with no change since recovering from the first effects of two poison tablets taken by mistake four days ago. Doctors say he has a good chance for recovery as his family surrounds him awaiting tomorrow or Monday's crisis. Temperatures recorded. Cedar Rapids license listings and Cedar Falls garden club plans noted.
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New York
Newman Erb
Erb
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Rockford
X. S. Buzard
Guy Gilles
Osage
Sortlandt Street
W. L. Dorgan
J. B. Smith
Harvey Campbell
Hawthorne Avenue
Alice
Charles van Vieck
Commercial Club
Independence
Convention Bureau
Ben Miller
Margaret Marie
Crookston
Tedéman
Lafayette Street
Florence la Tier
California
J. P. Beck
Petaluma
George W. Hinkle
Christ, Episcopal Church
J. W. Wray
F. C. Hitchins
Oskaloosa
Mr. Wray
A. Beeman
Kansas City
Seeman
Lorena Fox
C. C. Flodin
Black Hawk Prune Company
Dodge Center
Ming
Kelly Manufacturing Co
William Galloway Company
Nelson Manufacturing Company
C. W. Knoop
Ackley
Orin Olmsted
Vermont Street
A. B. Plummer
Fifth Street
Mabel Hicks Geist
Thomas P. Hicks
William Hicks
Wiliam
Texas Rangers
Texastangers
Davis
C. J. Miller
Sis West Rorerty Street
I Paso
Weltzel
Rudy
Diamond Tire Distributors
Moody Tire Co
Padden Auto Supply
Sycamore Street
Imbassador- Nagn
San
Kitchener
STING
Rophatithy Cates) Co
OF & AL Om
RL Wichman
Sarah M. Millard
Wilt Isley
Cedar Falls
Kathryn Hansen
Gardens Club
Pal
Ity
Chester Cadwallader
Regal
Detroit
Peverill Voter Sales Co
East High School
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