Evening Courier foreign postage and offices noted
American and European readers are informed of Waterloo Evening Courier availability at multiple rooms and offices including Trafalgar building Northumberland Avenue and Paris and Berlin agencies with foreign postage details and rates.
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Northumberland Avenue
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Steamuship
Green Street
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Berlin
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Petersburg
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Panama Canal shifts balance toward foreign commerce warns union
The Dan American union argues the Panama Canal built at American expense and effort risks boosting foreign trade. It cites Europe expanding shipyards and fleets, Japan planning branches in Latin America, and Pacific South America opening markets. It urges U S action to bolster an Americans merchant marine or risk losing industrial leadership.
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Panama Canal
Great Britain
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Scandinavia
Spain
Italy
Austria
Japan
Latin America
Central
South América
Pacific
South America
Panama
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Aimon Dolla
Ra Vf
Lipeeror Genera
Barreta
Pan American Union
United States
Courier
Public Health Day Observed in Clinton Proclamation
Clinton begins a health day observance with a proclamation announcing October activities. A public official will speak in support of the event and a local school will participate, highlighting community health interests.
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Clinton
Manor Lis
Ortober
Kepford
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Diarrhea Remedy Ad
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam touted for diarrhea dysentery cholera infantum with 66 years of use and no failures when directions followed. Claims it avoids drug dependence and constipation, tastes good, suitable for all ages, 35 cents everywhere.
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Wakefield
Akefield
Tgen
Waterlon urged to declare public health day after tuberculosis drive
The piece argues October 27 as tuberculosis day nationwide with Sunday clash, urging Waterlon city to set Monday the 28th as a city public health day. It appeals to pastors and families to promote prevention and health, linking robust health to prosperity and happiness.
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Waterlon
Ian
Jet Waterloo
Waterloo chorus aids hospital benefit and fire safety pledge
A group of young musicians and their director prepare a public program in Waterloo to benefit the new Seraphic Hergnts hospital. The article urges able voices to join for training, social pleasure, and local benevolence. It also reports Des Moines fire prevention pledges and a campaign pledge drive for safer home practices.
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Waterloo
Seraphic Hergnts Hospital
Helshazzar
Y. Wo. al
Des Moines
Courier
Iowa
Amd
Public Safety Doctrine on Capital Punishment and Life
Dr. J O Stevenson argues that government must protect the right to life by capital punishment and perpetual imprisonment for murderers. He cites crime rates in New York and London, defends deterrence, and calls for swift trials and strict sentences to safeguard public safety.
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Daily Press
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London City
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Woodrow Wilson Candidate Pamphlet Critique
A pamphlet titled Woodrow Wilson the Anti foreign Antilabor and Pro Chinese Candidate for the Presidency is described. The text notes its aim to aid Teddy Roosevelt while mocking opponents, hinting at political maneuvering and satirical jabs.
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Woodrow Wilson
Ough
Teddy
Radical political sparks and party notes in Iowa papers
Across Iowa papers, advocates urge Roosevelt and Pickett, while critics denounce radical protests. Comments from Cedar Falls, Dubuque, Hampton, Marion, Webster City and other towns reflect primary loyalties, conservative resistance, and calls for party unity amid evolving state politics.
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Cedar Falls
Pickett
Mr. Pickett
Iowa Standpatters Repaint Badges as Oyster Bay Republicans
In a historical note a debate over abbreviations shows progressives and standpatters clashing on party identity. The line about O B meaning Order of Blythe contrasts with badges reprinted to read Oyster Bay Republicans signaling a shift in political branding.
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Jau
Blythe
Oyster Bay
Iowa
Vacation Beginnings Amid New Town Growth
A fragmented transcript mentions a vacation starting with a V, rail fare paid, and towns growing rapidly. A car accident scene shows Tubbleigh's plowed field mishap with a passerby asking about the crash, underscoring local life and abrupt incidents.
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Tubbleigh
Dubbleigh
No, of course not a buried car and a pickaxe joke
A humor-filled jumble from various sources including Har per'n Weekly and Boston Tran script. It features a quip about burying an old car with a pickaxe and shovel and a wife asking about a separation. A Sunday school riddle ends with a child answering dry land.
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Harper’n Weekly
No Children in Apartments Sparks Hostess Debate
Ruth Cameron recounts a Chicago boarding and apartment-house dispute where a family with one misbehaved child was blamed for provoking other tenants. The owner ends up banning all families with children, sparking questions about responsibility and manners.
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Ruth's
Huth’ S
Margery
Istairs
Ruth Cameron
Roosevelt Supports Recall of Presidents in Denver Speech
In Denver on September 20, Theodore Roosevelt addressed about 15,000 people in the auditorium urging support for the recall of presidents. The massive crowd listened as Roosevelt argued for voter power to remove presidents.
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Denver
Colo
Theodore Roosevelt
Recall of the president proposed by colonel in campaign
The colonel declared he would welcome presidential recall if public support waned, noting personal preference to resign openly on the stump to rally the people. He said power hinges on popular backing and that without it he cannot govern effectively. The remarks came during William Jennings Bryan's campaign visit supporting Governor Woodrow Wilson.
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William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Murder theory revived in death of Eugene Bradstreet
Sioux City Iowa Sept 21 The murder theory in the death of Eugene Bradstreet a young farmer near the city has been revived after his mutilated body was found along the Illinois Central railroad right of way. Fred Richards alias Fred Smith a tramp arrested at A ee a
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Sioux City
Eugene Bradstreet
Fred Richards
Fred Smith
Man Arrest Follows Drunken Outburst After Bradstreet Death
Merrill resident Richards is jailed after lingering near Bradstreet’s death scene. A drunken exclamation questioned the killer, and authorities found a hat bearing the initials E J B. A. J. Bradstreet, father of the deceased, identified the hat as belonging to his son.
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Richards
Bradstreet
E. J.B
A. J. Bradstreet
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