Cananea Battle Kills Thirty As Americans Flee Mexico
Washington reports thirty killed in Cananea as volleys erupt in Cananea streets on Thursday. Carranza forces evacuated the town by 7 pm. Thirty American women flee Cananea by automobile toward the border amid ongoing military movements. Dispatches note trains of Americans detained at Chihuahua due to military traffic, with a Vera Cruz dispatch mentioning the appeal and release of an American.
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Washington, D. C
Cananea
Mex
Carranza
State Department
Nersotts
Maytorena
Villagarces
Vera Cruz Tala
Wotferd
Reason
Resumption of Arabic Negotiations With Germany
Washington NC reports negotiations between Count von Bernstorff and the State Department near resume over the sinking of the White Star liner. Berlin signals desire to settle the dispute, but the obstacle is Britain’s submarine policy and assurances about British merchantmen being subject to visits and searches.
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Washington
Count von Bernstorff
Strie Department
Foreign Office
Hse
United States
Mernsworff
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Bernstart
City in Brief and Social Notes
Eyestrain remedies and glasses discussed for workers. Mrs. L Rider returns from Chicago dressmakers’ convention. Rev J A Haelen to preach at Calvary church tomorrow. Rev E Nolte to preach in Cedar Falls evening. A seven pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Skaerup. Henry Jones returns to Chicago after two weeks at Mr P L ONeill’s home. Mr ONeill attends Sherwin Williams district agents convention in Chicago. Mrs J W Robinson of Pittshaven and Miss Pearl Withare visiting J K McQuilkin. Miss Army Cameron recovering from operation at St Francis Koepivat. Merbert Hartley of Cedar Rapids visiting JL Rigsey. Three prints shown side by side from Maust area near Hudson road exhibition.
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Harald &. Parr
H. EB. Makutchan
Princeton
Chicago
J. A. Haelen
Tmotrow
Calvary Evangelical Church
E. Nolte
Cedar Falls
X. Skaerun
X. Skaerun! Tuesday Morning. Mr. Skarrup
Western Union
Henry Jones
Army Cameron
St. Francis Koepivat
CARE COMMISSION CALLS MEASURES TO CURB CATTLE DISEASE
Topeka Kansas September Mercer livestock commissioner of Kansas issued a call to livestock officials of 12 states to discuss steps against the foot and mouth disease outbreak. Represented are Kansas Missouri Texas Iowa Arkansas Oklahoma Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Montana Colorado and New Jersey. The Evening Courier prints more than 6,300 copies daily in Waterloo.
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Mercer
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Texas
Iowa
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montonins
Colorado
New Joseph
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Survivors Pull Away From Burning Ship
A damaged report describes survivors from a doomed vessel, the S. S. Tuserula, after a fire near the midsection. It states one person died from heart failure while others were removed, amid German-sympathy suspicion and incendiary attack claims.
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Haute
New York
Waverly News Roundup From Riverside Park To Local Events
Waverly area items include Congregational Sunday school at Riverside park, Mrs Naté Vdllehete and daughters leaving for Washington for a visit, Episcopal events, and social gatherings hosted by Mrs J D Bucknell and Mrs Warley Bucknell. The 590 club enjoyed a dessert, Tripoli band performed, and a move to open a picture house in Pym Field was announced. A rock plant accident injured Murray Kenner, Mercy Hospital treated him. Community members plan to attend Dairy Catholic Congress in Waterloo, while Bremer County Fair committee met.
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Congregational Sunday School
Riverside Park
Todas
Naté Vdllehete
Law and
Thay
Washington
Episcopal
J.D. Bucknell
Warley Bucknell
William Schulze
St. Louis
Ile
Schuter
Council
Women's Missionary Convention
Itvemet
Dell Toy
Tripoli
590 Club
Guy van Derveer
J. Cale
Waterloo
J. W. Griffith
Plainfield
Dreamland Theatre Company
Pym Field
Chandler
Murray Renner
Kenner
Mercy Hospital
Are
Harold Miller
Hoase
Him Street
Bremer County
1916 fair judged a financial success despite rain
The 1916 fair committee reported a profitable event despite rainy weather and announced plans for a larger fair next year. Also recorded is the marriage of Miss Helen Yerry to Floyd P. Brooks at Waterloo, with details noting family connections and city origins.
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W. J. Dorgan
Waterloo
Helen Yerry
Floyd P. Brooks
Dan Terry
Tuberculosis Disease Compared with Other Ailments
A medical association report argues that tuberculosis in ten years could become relatively non fatal. It emphasizes advances in prevention and treatment while noting ongoing public health challenges.
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Dent
Hated argument ends in street shooting in Akron
Akron Ohio September 25. Eight men were shot in a street fight following an argument. Paul Harkins 19 a rubber worker is under arrest charged with shooting to kill and Harry Douglass is held on concealed weapons charges.
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Akron
Paul Harkinss
Harry Douglass
Germans Sink Ship Threats Prompt Warning
Washington in September reports a torpedo attack on the British transport Anglo-Columbia carrying horses. The German submarine commander issued notice of the sinking with no loss of life, raising fears yet urging a final settlement to the submarine dispute between the United States and Germany.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Anglo-Columbia
Syessel
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