Quitting League Not Question for US Says Senator
In a Senate address Senator New, Indiana, attacked President Wilson and the league of nations as one sided and warned that US participation would entangle America in European affairs. He argued article 14 allows arbitration and that Britain may have influence in the assembly, urging Americans to mind their own business and refrain from interfering in foreign disputes. Night school starts Oct 6 at the College of Commerce on Mulberry Street.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Seyade
United States
League of Nations
Wilson
Secator New
Senate
League
New
Great Britain
League Assembly
Indiana
Abr
America
Judes
Itt
League of Nativues
Most Orderly Crowd Reported By Police
Police report an unusually orderly crowd with hundreds of strangers in the city and no arrests attributed to the opening of the Parish faith event. Two suburban grocers face weights and measures violations, three motorists cited, a hotel guest reports a missing grip, and a theft inquiry leads to a shoes and goods seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Watroimen
Traffc
N.C. Jay
Ilinois
Ray Welch
Contracts Let for Grant Highway Bridge and Culvert Work
Grant highway projects move ahead with contracts awarded for nine concrete box culverts in Poynter and Barclay townships to Waterloo Construction for 7750. Millersfield Construction gets two t beam pony truss bridges in Barclay and Cedar Falls townships for 12044. Thorwall & Michitswon win 12 box culverts in Cedar Falls for 38600.
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Grant Highway
Hawkeye Highway
Waterloo Construction Company
Eiven
Poynter
Barclay Townshipe
Millersfield Construction
Barclay Township
Cedar Falls Township
Thorwall & Michitswon
Cedar
Dar Palla Township
Waterloo Towneship
Hare Cay
Way
Pocahontas Lump or Egg Advertisement
Wat kins Coal Co promotes Pocahontas lump or coal egg style options with a contact phone 1504 for orders and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Coal Co
Pocahontas
Walking Coal Co
Pocahontas Lump’ Or Begkins Coal Co
Auditing of Black Hawk County Books Nears Finish
State wheelers auditing the 1918 books for Black Hawk county officers report near completion. Fr Wall of the state auditor’s office may attend when the county board reviews the reports. The county is among the state’s largest in business volume, with examiners on the job for weeks.
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Black Hawk
Es Peck
Fr. Wall
State Auditor's Office
Paralyzed death of local resident marks mourning silence
Nels Olsen born in Sweden in 1846 died after a paralytic attack that left him unable to speak. He lived in La Porte City for about 45 years, worked in trucking and boarding houses, and left behind a wife two sisters and a daughter who died in infancy. The community mourned his passing with church and social gatherings planned in his memory.
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la Porte City
Utef
Turesu
Eimer Wilder
Iad
Win
Uigen
Methur
Nels Olsen
Malmo
Stockholm
Sweden
Ist
Ameri Fom
Cedar Rapid
Shellsburg
la Forte
M Ekay Terry
Myr
Gen
Bebluter
Burini
Aram
A Milne
Glen Hasen
Ald Society of Emanuel Evangelical Church
JF Air
Schluter
Ted
J. Buehan
John Knox
Ralph ‘Trinie
Smith Jacots
Merlin Orew
Galenourg
Orew
Charles
Wil
Aese
J ELWOOD 20 TAKEN BY DEATH AT WATERLOO
John J Elwood died at Waterloo aged 90 following illness of old age. He was born July 17 1849 in Genessee County New York and came to Iowa in 1871. He married Mary Cornish in 1888 and left no children. Funeral at 10 a m Saturday at the home with burial in Fairview. Surviving are his widow and several relatives including B F Van Vliet of Des Moines and Mrs J M Smith of Sioux City.
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John J.debwood
Gistoyan
Bla Homme
Vine Street
Ile
Eiwood
Plath
Fairview
B. F. van Vliet
Des Moiners
M. & St. Paul Railway
J’. M. Smith
Siouxy
Minauil
Waterloo
Lilis
Genesie County
N. Y
Iowa
Iown
Alc
Bratnober
A. C. Bratnober
Twoen
Mr. Bratnober
Mr. Elwood
California
Mary J. Cornish
Dinner for Cattle Breeders From Foreign Lands
A large Congress week banquet drew about 150 members of the Iowa Holstein-Friesian breeders from Canada Denmark Scotland Minnesota Wisconsin New York California Illinois Nebraska Vermont and Iowa. Minnesota exhibitors won most prizes as J P Casa presided with speakers including M J McKenna Herbert Tavell W B Barney David Irwin Pres vell Pollock and Uncle Davey Maxwell among others. Woods Millinery promotes Vogue Sisters at Woods Millinery.
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Jietel Hassel-Lamson
Jowa Holstein-Friesian Readers’ Association
Canada
Denmark
Scotland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Californian
Hinnois
Nebraska
Vermont
Iawa
Minnesota State Association
Bigfly
J.P. Casa
Lowa Holatein-Friewlan Association
M. J. McKenna
Millionaire Tran
Herbert Tavcrell
Hoard’s Dairyiman
Ft. Atkinson
Wis
H. Bm. Colby
Iowa Assortation
Waterloo
W. B. Barney
Des Moines
Ir. David
Omaha
Jehn Irwin
Mr. Pres Vell
Holstein-Friesian World
Mr. Pollock
The
Association
Uncle Davey" Maxwell
Chicago
Axel Hanson
Bob Lynn
Sanator McColl
Town State Board of Control
Peder Pedersen
Cedar Falls
Hope of Settlement in Strike Fades as Negotiations End
Negotiations between Dairy Separator Company and striking employees collapsed after the company's refusal to meet demands. C I Milnes, secretary of the strikers local, warns the fight will go to the finish, potentially lasting winter and beyond, with factories unable to hire new workers. Labor officials report hundreds of strikers have already left Waterloo.
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C. I. Milnes
Atrling Machinists
Loca
Mr. Milnes
Waterloo
New Breeders Begin Herds With Cattle Bought At Sale Here
Cattle men from eleven states attended the sale of Hereford cattle by the Galloway Measer farm. Ten new breeders entered the business by purchasing cattle. The top price was 1500 dollars for a cow, and the average on all sales exceeded 40 dollars. All 120 animals offered were sold, with bidding continuing into the late hour. Auctioneer Fred Reppert of Decatur, Illinois, presided.
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Eale
Hereford
Galloway-Measer
Fred Reppert
Decatur, Ill
Boys Rally for Y M C A Membership Drive at Onge
At a banquet with over 200 attendees, East and West High pledge to recruit 1 001 new members for the Y M C A drive. Youth and men teams will start campaigns, led by Arch McFarlayne and A Morris, aiming to fund a new Waterloo Y building through strong member growth and possible banquet rewards for top fundraisers.
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Weat High
A. Morris
M. C. AL
Arch McFarlayne
Anen
Waterloo
Man enlists after cattle show visit in Mountain Lake
George Strenge from Mountain Lake Minnesota toured the Cattle Congress admired bulls and horses and was approached by A FR Hanson a local army recruiting officer. Hanson told him the army offered sightseeing and Strenge enlisted in the infantry for three years.
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George Strenge
Mountain Ake
Minn
A. FR. Hanson
Wanson
Sirenge
Infantry
Hummel High Gun In Mason City Shoot
Charles Hummel led a 200 target Mason City Gun Club trapshoot, breaking 198 to top four Waterleo club entrants including Northey 187 Repass 171 and Carson 165. The Hummel Nicolai team was disqualified for club mismatch, a Jewell Mason City team tied for top score 384 of 400, winnings totaled 104.80.
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Charles Hummel
Mason City
Hummel
Geo. Nicolai
Kansas City
Hummel-Nicolai
Northey
Billy Hoon
John
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Jonny
Fon
Nichols & Fates
J. Elwood
Woods Millinery
Vogue
Woods’ Millinery
Majestic Theatre
Y Dane
Het
College Commerce
NEW Garden Theatre
Gary Deslys
Louis
Boots
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