Burke Upheld by Commissioners in Waterloo Fire Case
Civil service commissioners of Waterloo Iowa sustain Assistant Chief Burke in suspending John Gentzler after a second drink offense. Board cites need for discipline, notes department harmony issues, praises transfers, and warns against intemperate habits threatening pension plans and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commissioners
Waterloo
John Gentzler
Marin Burke
Dunham
Iowa
Board of Commissioners
Burke
Bremen
Gentzler
Department
H. B. Kelly
Dunkerton News: Doctor Sells Practice and Local Trades
Dr Isom has sold his practice and will retire to Texas, handing duties to Dr Buckmaster of Jesup. Fred Robinson to swap hotel and furniture business for Minnesota land near Rochester. Tom Fetkether acquires 800 acres near Fairbank. Dunkerton falls to Fesup 1 9 in a local ball game. Miss Margaret and Clara Easter visit Cascade relatives. Will Sadler welcomes a new son. Tom Lanigan visits from Hudson. Mr and Mrs F P Keane of Wester Joe visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Isom
Buckmaster
Jesup
Texas
Fred Robinson
Minnesota
Rochester
Nick Sadler
William
Andrew Ostner
Tom Fetkether
Fairbank
Fesup
Margaret
Clara Easter
Cascade
Will Sadler
Tom Lanigan
Hudson
F. P. Keane
Wester Joe
Sundar
Movement of laymen gospel campaign opens nationwide drive
In New York the men and religion forward movement with J J Morgan's support launches a 30 man campaign to bring Christian life to workers and boys. A 500 clerical and lay supporter gathering follows, with eight day New York program and a dinner at the Metropolitan Club. The effort visits all major cities through May 1, aiming to place church life in daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Men and Religion Forward Movement
J. J. Morgan
James G. Cannon
Metropolitan Club
Chicago
Minneapolis
United States
Canada
Fred B Smith
Harry Arnold
St. Louis
International Y. M. C. A
Smith
Arnold
Adirondacks
Henry Reed
Mr. Reed
Boston
Greene Community Notes Tribune Summary
Greene residents record weekly updates with social calls. Henry Siefert visits Cedar Rapids. K M Greene conducts Waterloo business. Mrs. Aaron Moss hosts her son William Shepherd and family. Mrs. G A Carney and Persis visit Bristow. Rh H Puckett calls on Greene from Waterloo. Alfred Chener travels to Cedar Rapids for Veae College work. W A McClure welcomes a daughter born Sept 14. Mrs. John Miller and Maxine visit from Waterloo to Greene. Miss Orla Bickness visits relatives. P H Bester moves with family to Greene to start real estate and insurance venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vae College
W. A. McClure
John Miller
Maxine
Waterloo
Ureene
Nettie McCray
L. K. Reed
Pegiet Lake Arthur
New Mexico
Charlier Hardman
Waterloo Reporter
Greene
H. Bester
Clearfield
L. J. Cole
Bestor
C. W. Loesbe
Orla Bickness
J. 2. Neal
Alison
Worthington woman attends grandfather's funeral in Parkersburg
Mrs HE Bunker travels from Worthington Minnesota after being summoned by the death of her grandfather Mr Graham who died Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning. Frank Wilson came from Maquoketa to visit friends and repair a post office building. Ira Ingraham sold his livery business to Wm Lovell and will continue buying horses and livestock. Mrs Faye Moon Mann welcomed a daughter born Wednesday September 13. Mrs O McGee learned of her brother W W Thorpe's death in Mania Park California, Wednesday September 6 after heart illness.
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Worthington
Minn
HE. Bunker
Parkersburg
Graham
Frank Wilson
Maquoketa
Ira Ingraham
Wm. Lovell
Ingraham
Faye Moon Mann
O. McGee
W. W. Thorpe
Mania Park
Cal
Red suited chase as bull and Dunning in Bronx yacht club film
Mme Gabrielle Frederick of Melrose Yacht Club stages a spoof film with William Dunning and Toreador the bull. Dunning in a red bathing suit eludes the bull along Barretto Point beach while Frederick lassos the animal. Dunning suffers a broken leg after a log trip.
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New York
Mme
Gabrielle Frederick
Melrose Yacht Club
Barretto Point
Bronx
William Dunning
Toreador
Dunning
Frederick
Bull
Lebanon Hospital
Resignations Leave Navy in the Lurch
Washington details show eight to ten midshipmen and ensigns resigning after education at government expense. Navy and Army officials discourage early exits unless a clear loss to retention exists. Sea sickness is a noted disqualifying factor. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood blocks a cavalry lieutenant from civil work but grants three months leave for a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
West Point
Annapolis
War and
Navy
Army
War Department
Leonard Wood
Bayes marries fourth wife in Indiana at age 27
Clyde A Bayes, 27, of Evanville Indiana, wed his fourth wife Myrtle Hoover, 18, today after obtaining a divorce from his third wife yesterday. Bayes notes all his wives have been named Myrtle and admits a preference for the name. The item lists a local advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Evanaville
Ind
Clyde Ua
Bayes
Myrtle Hoover
Xesterday
Foley
K. Joder & Son
American Dreadnoughts Drive Naval Power Debate
The arrival of the American dreadnought Utah alongside the Florida intensifies the comparison of US naval strength with Britain and Germany. Experts rank the United States close to second place in overall power, noting American ships’ larger tonnage and the ongoing construction of the New York superdreadnought. E H Odell and C. Odell plan to relocate 25 Waterbooang families to Webster Florida, selling land to settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Utah
Florida
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Izreond Place
Delaware
North Dakota
England
Your Gray Hairs Quickly Vanish
A vintage ad touts Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a daily-use hair treatment. It claims to restore gray or faded hair to natural color, combat dandruff, and strengthen thinning or falling hair. Bottles sell for fifty cents, recommended by druggists, Ho. W. Taggart, 527 Commercial St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreth
All Drugaista
Ho. W. Taggart
Commercial St
Attitude Toward States Decided on Reciprocity Vote
The Canadian general election on September 21 looms as a decisive moment for Canada's stance on reciprocity with the United States and for the Liberal party led by Sir Wilfrid Laurier. The Conservatives under Robert Laird Borden oppose the pact, warning it could erode ties to Britain and spark annexation fears. Ontario and Quebec hold most seats, with Ontario insisting historically strong Conservative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Liberal Party
Wilfrid Laurier
American Congress
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Upper Canada
Ontario
Lower Canada
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Prince Edward Island
North West Territories
Newfoundland
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Yukon Territory
House of Commons
Liberal
Conservative
Conserva- Province
Liberals
Tives
Prince Edward Ijslann
Manitoba
Cere
Laurier
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Charles Tupper, Bart
Cumberland
Sir Wilfrid
Robert Laird Borden
Halifax
Taft
Ontario Province
Quebecs
Great Western train hit auto at tunnel mouth
At the entrance to the east Dubuque tunnel a Great Western train struck a automobile carrying four people. John Burns of Hazel Green Wisconsin lost an arm and was internally injured. Walter Kendall and Charles Taylor were badly hurt. All were hospitalized. George Williams escaped uninjured. The engine torn the car to pieces and hurled occupants about. EL D McLoud and John McGillvary left for Quincy yesterday in the former’s auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Great Western
East Dubuque Tunnel
John Burns
Hazel Green
Wis
Walter Kendall
Charles Taylor
George Williams
I Can Cure Stammering With Self Help Book
A testimonial letter offers a self cure for stammering claiming a man cured himself using a method he describes as “like cures like.” He asserts honesty from various professions and invites readers to request his free book detailing his recovery and how he has treated others, asking them to mail the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Transfer Wagons and Trustworthy Men
SAFES AND HEAVY MACHIN ERY We are splendidly equipped for this important work.
Stammering Cure Advice Offered in Informal Notice
A fragmentary notice from Benj N Bogue of 1647 WN Stlingis St Indianapolis Indiana promises a free book with practical advice on stammering. The message mentions stammering issues and includes a name and address alongside scattered words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj
N. Bogue
Stlingis
Indianapolis
Ind
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Joder
J. Rk, Jader & Son
Morgan
S.S.S
Tuanta
U. 3
E. H. and C. &. Odell
Odell Brothers’ Land Company
Webster, Fla
Webster
Odell Brothers
Beret & Pedicord
Arch'tx
Steuck
EL. D. McLoud
John McGillvery
Quincy, Il
Byvank Transfer CO
Vaucaire Galega
Vaucaire Remedy CO
Tard St
Knapp Drug Co
J. K. Joder & Son Pharmacy
Cleveland
Han Erpciao
Pues. Abc. Enn
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
Were
Cras Bank
Michigan
Lg la Jantstee
Omer Wort Ton” Eerries
Mack
Rorehers Ichigan
Sil
Lake For
Eastere Pointe
Saint Bee Mace
G.P.A. Gliese and
Decia
Bileman & Gindtouoa
SasisssineoTo
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