East High and West High Prepare for Saturday Openers
East High’s football team ran through the longest practice of the season under Dillon, aiming for a fast open style against Independence Saturday at Independence. West High began practice for a second game with lineup changes, testing Lichty at tackle and Allen at quarterback as they plan to travel for the 1:30 p.m. kickoff.
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East High
Dillon
Orange
Grem
Activies
East
Inen
Independence
Orange and Black
Wake
Bs East
Patterson
Miller
Little Koch
Joe Sage
Brugeman
Capt. Sage
Garmont
Harris
Garmani
E. O'Connor
Rath
Haylson
Parkins
Gundy
West High
Nashua
Max Miller
Hidora Industrial School
Hap’ Hitchins
Lichty
Trarron
Nile Barron
Allen
Ariver
Linden Bark Slippers cited as leather substitute
Amsterdam reports a German army author recommends linden bark shoes to ease leather scarcity. Made from young Swiss bark, the light casual footwear supposedly lasts two years and fits well. German estimates claim forests near Laon could produce enough bark for 3,000,000 shoes, aiding prisoners and wounded workers.
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Amsterdam
Prince of Moniaco
Laon
France
Dead and Wounded From Nation War Report
Washington D C September lists the dead and wounded from the nation in action including 37 total. Sergt Howard F McCormick and Pfc Walter Anderson are noted as severely wounded with others listed as wounded and degree undetermined. The report also mentions families visiting and local gatherings in many names and places.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Illino is Central train death of Christopher Quigley
Christopher Quigley, 63, of Waterloo and Fairbank, died after falling from an Illinois Central freight train near Sixth and Water streets. Accompanied by P. P. McDonald, he boarded the moving freight to save steps. Quigley fell, severing both legs, and died shortly after at St. Francis hospital. A Spanish American War veteran, he resided with Mrs. Mary McCunniffs at 208 Riehl street and was to return to work soon. Funeral from St Joseph's Church set for 9 a m tomorrow.
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Christopher Quigley
Wieht Street
Illinois Central
Sixth and
Water Streets
Quigsey
PP. J. McDonald
Fairbank
Ilinois Central
McDonald
Quigley
Tie
Sixth
Water Street
St. Francis Hospital
Ireland
Mr. Quigley
Dee
Thomas Quigley
America
Waterloo
Mary McCunniffs
Riehl Street
Altho
Cedaralls & Northern
South Dakota
St. Joph's Church
St Joseph's
Flaherty
Gulpit Bearer in Public Disturbance Arrest
Tom Morris was brought to police headquarters in a drunken state after he shouted and sang in public and threatened a passerby. An officer had warned him multiple times to stop before taking him into custody. He is identified as a St. Paul resident.
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Tom Morris
Morris
Waterloo Police
St. Paul
Last Nights News Near Tecwis Bandits Clash Ends in Killings
Reported events describe Roy Vancaster of the Tecwis bandits killed after an hour long gun battle with police. His brother Sapure-Yverdeen is named in the fragmentary account. Additional notes mention political figures and advertisements in a scattered, damaged text.
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Kansas City
Roy Vancaster
Tecwis Song of Bandits
Sapure -Yverdeen. S. de
Mark J. Oates
Nonpartisan League
Saverner
ALC
Townley
Gritten
Marshall County
New York
United States Sterl Corporation
Washington
DD. Co
Road Administration
Liberty Day Declared as National Holiday by Wilson
In a period that mixes war talk and social scenes a reader notes headlines about British advances in the Middle East and tobacco seizures, a colorfully described street encounter, and a notice that President Wilson has proclaimed Liberty Day a national holiday on October 12 as Columbus is celebrated in sentiment.
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Wilson
Christopher Columbus
Rainbow Plays Catch Up After Ballot Omission
J J Rainbow learns his name was omitted from the official ballot for the state senate race while efforts to certify him continue. A late night push by party officials in Des Moines secures the nomination as Rainbow races to file before the 5 p.m. deadline.
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J. J. Rainbow
Secretary of
J. H. Rigdon
Bes Moines
Reinbow
Rigdon
Allen
Rainbow
W. R. French
Alford
French
Rock Island
Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Kaiser
Union Depot
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Alford
Des Moines
Thad
Theatrical Tour Displays Patriotism and Romance Across US
A review notes Mecca of theatergoers in New York and Chicago for Mecca of patriotism with Thomas Dixon play praised as a bugle call to arms. The Crystal screens A Hoosier Romance featuring Colleen Moore and a dramatic rescue by Washington era heroine. The Palace screens The Golden Goal with John Doran’s moral journey and Florence Deshon as the false star, supported by a strong cast.
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New York
Chicago
Thoms Dixon
S Pier
Patience Thompson
John
Dregs
Cra
Harry Morey
Doran
Florence Deshon
East
Jean Page
Arthur Donaldson
Denton Vane
Gardien Tiatre
Husbands Only One of the Best Pictures Ever Shown
Hundreds of Waterloo residents witnessed Lois Weber's Tatesit photoplay titled For Husbands and praised its quality. The event drew large crowds and received strong audience acclaim for its cinematic merit.
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Waterloo
Lois Weber
Tatesit
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Tader
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Palace Theatre
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Tony Wylde
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TBR
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Village Four
Melody
Robert Everest
Monkey
Cooney
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Alice Brady
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