Watch and cash in gate? Ingharted tri court recital
In a court session Judge J C Beem reprimanded a prisoner, Fuller, who joked about being fuller than full while attempting to deduct a fine from scarce funds. The man claimed $4.52 left after surrendering his watch, but a search exposed missing currency and his possessions. Local drink-soaked episodes followed with Monday jailed for drunken behavior. A third defendant, Wells, admitted liquor bought in East Dubuque, prompting the judge to remark on the odd abundance of liquor tied to Dubuque. A separate domestic case ended as a family quarrel, with a prosecutor and witness admitting marriage tensions and the judge dismissing the matter for lack of space to argue.
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Fuller
Pullar
L. C. Fullne
W. A. Moore
George
Elver
Hast Dubuque
Waterlo
Elwein
Bartley Wells
Gast Dubuque
Dubuque
B. A. Brown
Beem
Joors
District Court
Billy Sunday Hits Chicago Next March
Billy Sunday will launch a revival in Chicago on March 10, aiming to revive temperance efforts and confront the liquor issue. Rev. James B. Walker announced the plan at a meeting of 600 ministers, with Sunday’s return tied to spring election strategies and petition drive for liquor issue on the ballot.
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Chicago
Billy Sunday
Nick
J. Barleycorn
James B. Walker
Chicago Church, Federation
Mr. Walker
Tou
Dell
Anonymous Fight Against Oct Prohibition Amendment
Des Moines reports a anonymous campaign opposing the October 15 constitutional amendment. Circulated from Clinton, thousands of letters warn against church involvement in politics and attack the Anti-Saloon league. Dry leaders aim to mobilize the dry vote and push the measure to keep the state permanently dry.
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Des Moines
Clinton
Anti- Saloon League
Mali
J.B. Weede
British Casualties Fall Despite Big Drive
London Sept 26 official figures show British casualties across all ranks and theatres for the week total 23 035. Subdivisions list 103 officers killed or died of wounds 4 430 officers wounded or missing 432 enlisted men killed or died of wounds 18 070 enlisted men wounded or missing. The week includes a Flanders advance though no marked infantry activity occurred in the prior week.
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Ndon
Flanders
Portland Plants Invite Strikers Back
Portland Oregon September 26 representatives of steel and wooden shipbuilding plants announced they would reopen their shops to any men willing to return to work. State and city authorities have taken precautions to prevent interference with work. Senator Chamberlain reported the shipping board has the Portland situation under consideration. The plants now employ fall crews while others operate with partial forces.
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Portland
Ore
Chamberlain
Shipping Board
Unitarian Conference Opens in Montreal with Taft Address
In Montreal the twenty-seventh general conference of Unitarian churches opened with William H. Taft, former U S president, giving the morning address. Tomorrow night Taft and Rudolph Lemoux will discuss the international peace plan. The opening sermon was read last night by Rev. C S Dutton of San Francisco. A centennial peace hymn honoring the Canada United States peace was sung, including My Country Tis of Thee.
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General Conference of
Unitarian and
Christian Churches
William H. Taft
United States
Mr. Taft
Rudolphe Lemoux
Canada
St. James Methodist Church
CS. §. Dutton
San Francisco
Dominion of
Frederick L. Hosmer
Swedish Minister Has Conference With Wusox
Washington Sept 26 The Swedish minister W A F Ebensten was received by President Wilson amid talks shadowed by Sweden legations in Argentina and Mexico transmitting secret communications for Germany Viscount Ishii also visited the White House and will depart tomorrow for New York for a five day stay In a separate dispatch Moscow reports soap shortages due to a fats shortage affecting the Russian situation.
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Sweden
W. A. F. Ebensten
Wilson
Argentina
Mexico
Germany
Viscount Ishii
White House
New York
MacGowan
Moscow
Travel party honors over 200 Ames girls at YWCA
More than 200 Ames area schoolgirls attended a YWCA travel party closing the school term. Helen Larkin organized tickets for trips to Holland Hawaii Scotland and Japan with stops featuring music readings dances and banjo numbers. The event opened a year of activities with five advisors named and regular meetings to start in two weeks.
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Helen Larkin
Holland
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Scotland
Japan
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Miriam Marsh
Fidelia Koeneke
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Bitha Powers
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Mabel True
Girl Guardian
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Ames
University of Iowa
Grinnell
Mmes. Miller
Boomhow_er
Lytle
Nelle Kinney
Proctor
Radcliffe
Werlaufer
Ekeller
Dunham
Truak
Pearl King
Anne Miriam Johnson
Iowa
Local clubs elect officers and plan charity events
Desdemona club elected Mrs. J. D. Devon president with Mrs. H. G. Brown as secretary. Mrs. Roscoe Metcalfe hosted U. & Daughters with Mrs. Huntington as guest. Even Dozen club considered skipping refreshments to donate to the Red Cross. Coughlin Brainard Miss Mary A Brainard and Mr. John A Coughlan wed at 11 am at Mrs. J. D. Easton's home with Miss Caroline Cascaden as attendant. The couple planned a wedding breakfast and will reside in Orlando, Fla. after Nov 1. Out-of-town guests included Miss Johnston, D. J. Goughlan, Miss Mary Runkle, Mrs. David McKee, and Frederick Clark. Youth groups and club departments outlined the new year activities and meetings at the First Evangelical church and local social clubs.
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Tw.u
Bradford
J. D. Devon
H. G. Brown
Glenn Tibbitts
U. .& Daughters
Roscoe Metcalfe
Huntington
BH. B. Peck
Red Cross
Coughlan
Orlando
Fis
Miss Johnston
Chicago
D. J. Goughlan
Fort Dodge
Mary Runkle
Cedar Rapids
David McKee
Des Moines
Frederick Clark
Rochester
Young People's Alliance
Young People’s Alliance
First Evangelical Church
Lepha Hosteter
Phair
Sunday school class meets at Miss Wickert’s home
First Evangelical church Sunday school group will gather tonight at Miss Wickert’s house in Chautauqua Park with full attendance expected. Honor Circle No 21 hosts Friday for a social at Mrs Melendy’s home with Mines Low Melendy and R D Atherton. Royal Neighbors planned October district event after last night’s meeting. Graves Memorial and St Francis Hospital auxiliary announcements. Bowman trees inspection showcases spraying methods at Bowman farm near Waterloo with Ames College extension staff.
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First Evangelical Church
Courier Patterns Order Form For Fashion Department
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Hvening
Waterloo
Enclosed 11 Cents for Pattern Request
A brief note requesting a pattern by mail in response to an 11 cent postage offer. The sender provides a mailing address for sending the requested pattern and leaves unclear additional details.
Loatswain Killed in Mistaken Mob Attack in Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports chief boatswain Harry Gunn, famed for his patriotism, was killed in what authorities call a mistaken attack by a mob in Brooklyn. Gunn, wearing citizen clothes, stood amid a crowd when the incident occurred, leaving police to investigate motives and identify suspects.
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New York
Harry Gunn
Navy
Bia
Gunn
Brooklyn
Tening to a recruiting speech ends in mob violence
Witnesses recall a speaker shouting To hell with the army as Gunn was mobbed and beaten. About thirty suspects were detained but released. Marriage licenses listed Frank Etringer with Raymond Anna Even, Reuven Districk with Pearl Bolton, John A. Coughlan, Mary A. Brainard and others from Independence Shell Rock Orlands Waterloo.
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Frank Etringer
Raymond
Anna Even
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