Kopp to Lead New Charge After Waterloo Ministry
Rev. Lewis P. Kopp, pastor of the Central Church of Christ in Waterloo, will move to Uleghorn Iowa in October to lead the Christian church there. He will oversee rural work and a larger stipend as the northwest district gains a larger field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Kopp
Lewis P. Kopp
Central Church of Christ
Waterloo
Christan Church
Uleghorn
Iowa
F. E. Smith
Second Christian Church of
Cedar Rapids
Munsey
Ind
C. H. Morris
Marshalltown
First Christian Church
George F. Roberts
F. A. Sword
Royal Dye
Bolengi
Africa
A. E. Corey
Nanking
China
Kopp
Christian Church
La Porte Young Lady Marries in Elegant Home Ceremony
Miss Leo Scofield and Mr. James C. Patterson of Minneapolis wed at the Scofield home in La Porte City in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. L. L. Lackland. The couple plans residence in Minneapolis and were honored by family, friends, and a high school serenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
A. D. Scofield
Leo Scofield
James C. Patterson
Minneapolis
Ferns
L. L. Lackland
M. E
Greene
Willis B. Brown
Waterloo
Patterson
Scofield
Wagner
Ladies’ Glee Club
P. K. Thompson
Jacksonville
Ill
Leo McCutcheon
Iowa State University
Oberlin College
Maquoketa
J. C. Patterson
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Iowa
Law Department
University of Minnesota
McDonald, Bernhagen and Patterson
Henrietta Patterson
Howard Patterson
Sarah Demming
Rhodes
Frank Cotton
Des Moines
Mise Ruth Cotton
Iowa City
J. L. Lockard
Watertoo
McDougal Wins 4800 Judgment in Gas Electric Case
John Gones settles against Stew art Chyei in court. Neil McDougal accepts judgment against Citizens Gas Electric and Corn Ball Telephone for 4000 and 500 for damages from electrocution of Foreat Mc Dougal. Jury verdicts earlier 6000 and 4000, now reduced to 4000 and 500. Goss case settled out of court. Purdy trial next on railway land appraisal appeal. Several other cases settled or progressing with titles and trustee appointment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil McDougal
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Corn Ball Telephone Company
Foreat McDougal
Ellison
Goss
John T. Goss
Night Riders Arrive at Henderson Farm Clash Ends Peacefully
In Henderson Kentucky on September 25 a group calling themselves night riders reached the tobacco farm of J Stokes Taylor. Taylor and a party of armed friends confronted them with shotguns. After about thirty minutes the riders, suspected to be a competing pool, were allowed to depart. Several riders carried ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
J. Stokes Taylor
Taylor
Fifty Two Indicted On Lottery Charge In Poweshiek
Montezuma Sept 25 The Poweshiek county grand jury returned fifty two indictments charging conducting a lottery among merchants and business men. Albert Smith Roy Crawford and several merchants are named beneficiaries with two men who received autos and two committees charged. George Wilthe postmaster and Earl Brown A D King named in later proceedings. Me Guigan editor and Mrs Cochran dismissed. Attorney General's office aiding prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Poweshiek County
Albert Smith
Roy Crawford
George Wilthe
Earl Brown
A. D. King
Miss MeGuigan
Republican
Cochran
Attorney General's Office
Mrs John H Smith Dies in Dubuque
Mrs John H Smith wife of the Times Journal general manager died last night at 10 20 from paralysis. She was sister to Edward Rath of Rath Packing and cousin to C Christof of Hawkeye Oil. Survived by father and daughter Surensa. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 pm at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
John H. Smith
The
Times-Journal
Pigeon Returns Diamond After Mistaking It for Food
In Chicago a pigeon named Travic, one of many pigeons in the loop district, mistook a diamond for a peanut and returned the stone to Emma Bentz, secretary to the civil service commission, who will reward the honest bird with extra feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Loop
Misa Emma Bentz
Civil Service Commission
Travic
Fear mounts over arms shipments to striking miners
Military officials in Charleston West Virginia report fears that arms and ammunition have been sent into Montgomery and other strike areas. Governors and operators anticipate martial law boundaries may be extended and troops withdrawn, with a hoped settlement of the miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Montgomery
Cglascock
Modern Treatment of Inebriety of Dependent Children
Washington September conference on Catholic charities ends with sessions on needy and delinquent children. Talks include Modern Views and Methods of Treatment of Inebriety by Dr. John A. Horgan Roxbury Mass and Education of the Dependent Child by Brother Henry New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Conference of Catholic Charities
John A. Horgan
Roxbury
Mass
Wm. J. Vavra
Chicago
Wm. J. Doherty
New York
Brother Henry
Strike blocks traffic in Spain Catalonia stations under military control
Dispatches from Barcelona report a Spanish Catalonia strike halting railroad traffic. Trains from France cannot pass the frontier as workers join the movement and stations fall under military control after workers abandoned their posts around midnight. Destruction of property noted at several stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpignan
France
Catalonia
Barcelona
Linden name copyright filed by Mrs. Peter Bernard
Mrs. Peter Bernard paid a dollar to the county recorder to copyright the name Linden for her fairh near town. The Elks picnic at Blowers pasture was postponed due to weather. Fire department found no fire at 321 Chestnut street though smoke lingered from a chimney. Tabernacle Chapter No 492 Royal Arch Masons holds a special convocation Thursday at 7 40 for work on the M M degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bernard
County Recorder
Linden
Chestnut Street
Tabernacle Chapter No
New Conervatory Names New Vocal Teacher
Mr. Scott Prowell returns from the east with talent for the winter concert course. Felice Lyne and Fred Wooley, both noted operatic and choral figures, are among the artists. Ill health forces Miss Reed to step back, and Miss Irma Haight from Detroit will begin Friday. Miss Viola Knittle will lead vocal work until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Prowell
Felice Lyne
London
Haromerstein
Fred Wooley
Bach Choir
Bethlehem
Pari
George B. Nevin
Prowell
Will finance Iowa Bull Moose Party
Mason City Iowa September 25 191? national Bull Moose campaign finance plan outlined by W S Rankin state central committeeman and treasurer He will oversee Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas and Nebraska and conduct a wide canvass The plan issues charter member certificates in 1 5 and 10 denominations to be sold on demand due to lack of officeholders for subscriptions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
Chicago
W. S. Rankin
Rankin
Upper Iowa Conference Opens Sessions in Marshalltown
The fifty seventh session of the Upper Iowa Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opened in Marshalltown Iowa with Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of San Francisco presiding. About 160 delegates attended as the meeting began and will run through Sunday with adjournment likely by Monday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Upper Town
Method For Episcopal Church
Edwin Holt Hughes
San Francisco
Madero Offers Rebels Amnesty in Peace Move
Mexico City Sept 25 President Madero and his cabinet ordered the war minister to grant amnesty to Pascual Orozco followers as part of a new bid for peace in northern Mexico. In Cuernavaca ambushes, Capt. Escobedo and seven of his men were killed by rebels at Ojo de Agua, prompting the actress Sofia Moncadía to suicide after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Madero
Pascual Oorozco
Cuernavaca
Ojo de Agua
Escobedo
Senorita Sofia Moncadia
Pastor bans funeral flowers at church and cemeteries
Danbury Connecticut September 25 Dr Walter J Shaniey pastor of St Peters Roman Catholic church ordered a ban on flowers for funerals in the church and two Catholic cemeteries He said many could not afford flowers and some bought them on credit damaging their finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Walter J. Shaniey
St. Peter’s
Unification of Bank Check Laws in Boston Session
The second session discusses unifying bank check laws as part of a national commerce congress. Dr. Hans Trumpler of Frankfurt and Dr. Max Apt of Berlin advocate unifying legislation, building on prior work from the London congress two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Intens
Care Courier
National Congress of Chambers of
Hans Trumpler
Frankfort-on the-Maine
Max Apt
Berlin
London
Boy Shot in Leg May Not Recover
A boy was shot in one leg and may not survive. His father has traveled from the east and intends to move him to a New York hospital. The incident occurred some time ago but was kept quiet until the boy’s condition worsened revealing the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McCoy Lad
Melon Raider Cecil McCoy Shot. Serious Condition
Cecil McCoy son of Mr and Mrs Robert McCoy of New York was shot by a farmer near Berkley while attempting a watermelon raid with several companions. He is in serious condition after receiving twenty? notes on his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Cecil McCoy
Robert McCoy
New York
Berkley
Younge McCoy
Waterloo Gets In Line
A Waterloo reader forwarded a letter to the Chicago Tribune claiming a single 10 horsepower gas engine with attachments could power a ship across the ocean at full speed with little cost. The note argues that great inventions once seemed impossible but became real.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoi Tribune
Waterloo
Report on Americans killed in Nicaragua discredited
Washington officials denied a Panama dispatch claiming twenty five American bluejackets were killed at Leon during a clash with forty rebels. The Navy and Marine Corps reported the latest Central America dispatches as of noon showing Rear Admiral Southerland in command and the situation as quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
Leon
Nicaragua
Navy
Marine Corps
Central America
Navy Department
Southerland
Stonet
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Leghorsn
Beven
Towa
Edwin Hughes
S. E Allis
WW. H. Slingerland
T. P. Potter
Albion
W. E. van Buren
Eldora
W.C. Keeler
Grundy Center
L. D. Stubbs
Waverly
Frank M. Cass
Clinton
Oliver J. Felter
Fayette
Harlow J. Graham
Elgin
George H. Harvey
Colesburg
Clyde J. Murley
Portland
Floyd O. Hillman
Plainfield
Harvey B. Kofske
Guttenburg
W. L. Cannon
West Union
Edward T. Gough
New Albia
Frank H. Shepple
Burr Oak
Fred S. Seegemill
LA Porte
James C. Yatterson
Mr. Patterson
McDougal
Little Bon
John Gones
Stew
Art Chyei
Anne Bieson Purdy
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Heron
Case Dairy
Caimnaugh
J. G. Gates
Bisen
C. R. Rohde
Pigeon
Catholic Charities
Spain
Bull Moose Party
Upper Iowa
Bureh Bros. Co
Ening Coats
Messaline Sile
Silk
Washington Dairy Lunch
E. 14Th St
Care
Wright County
Fred Clark
East
Grant St
Minn
Litchfield Mfg. Co
P. C. Jones
Furrier
Wang Mer
Call Security Storage Co
E.R. Shoemaker
Care Kimball Dairy Parmer
Hine
Waterloo Paint
Jefferson ST
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