Disorderly Conduct and Assault Hits City Residents
The city grapples with a streak of disorderly conduct charges as Tony Stoikatt, a Bulgarian, pleads not guilty to disrupting the public quiet and later pays part of a furniture debt. Joe Roush pleads guilty to disorderly conduct after testifying about a basement confrontation with an aged homeowner. Jack Kane pleads guilty to intoxication, with a $35 fine or ten days. Peter Makren is released for furnishing liquor to minors due to lack of evidence.
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Tony Stoikatt
George Popatt
Joe Roush
Roush
Jack Kane
Peter Makren
Big meetings for all three parties in Muscatine
Three major party gatherings are planned for Muscatine during the fall festival. Champ Clark will address Democrats on Tuesday afternoon October 15. On October 16 James E. B. Watson will address Taft Republicans, with a Progressive speaker to follow from Garfield Pinchot or Beveridge during that week.
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Muscatine
Champ Clark
Democrata
James EB. Watson
Indiana
Taft Republicans
Progressive Campaign Committee
Garfield
Pinchot
Bevveridge
My Valet Opens Branch Office in City
L. W. Egbert proprietor of My Valet opens a branch at 602 Sycamore for cleaning services while main office and plant remain at 45 Franklin. The firm emphasizes expert cleaning and organized wardrobe care to provide the best service and maintain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Egbert
My Valet
Expert Cleaner
Sycamore
Franklin
Clarke Greets Supporters in Waterloo Morning
Lieutenant Governor George W. Clarke, Republican candidate for governor, arrived in Waterloo from Oelwein and checked at Ellis hotel as many friends visited. Weather halted the county auto tour and a noon luncheon with about twenty prominent Republicans occurred at the Galloway Agricultural club. Clarke and Congressman C. E. Pickett spoke at Cedar Falls for the Old Veterans reunion, with plans for a large rally in La Porte City that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clarke
Waterloo
Oelwelh
Ellis Hotel
Galloway Agricultural Club
First Presbyterian Men in Banquet At Church
The First Presbyterian church dining room hosted a men’s banquet attended by about seventy five men. Dr. King spoke on Foreign Missions a Man’s Job highlighting three job elements big aim results. Dr. Bradt spoke on A Yankee in a Chinese Court with Twain parallels. Dr. King left tonight. Bradt stays to preach Sunday and speak at 3 PM.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. W. McFarlane
H. W. Rederd
Dr. King
Dr. Bradt
King Arthur
Mark Twain
China
Brotherhood
Degras
King
Bradt
Couple Married Last Evening Near Grundy Center
Miss Lillian B. Strickler daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Strickler of Eldora and Mr Henry Classen a farmer were wed last evening at the home of an intimate friend Mrs J H Hasbrouck 1000 South street The ceremony was performed by Rev A P Blough pastor of the Church of the Brethren They will reside on one of Mr Classens farms near Eldora
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Lillian B. Strickler
Joseph Strickler
Eldora
Henry
Grundy Center
J. H. Hasbrouck
South Street
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Classen
Paying troubles at Cedar Rapids bond dispute and bids
Cedar Rapids city council awarded paving contract to Ford Paving Co at 1.14 cents per sq yd for Bermudez and Trinidad natural lake asphalt. H. P. Streicher Co bid 1.02 on California asphalt. Seven year maintenance bond discussed. Ford offered seven year bond or personal two year extension if needed.
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Cedar Rapids
Bermudez
Ford Paving Company
H. P. Streicher Company
Chicago
California
Martha Brand
Trinidad Pitch
Ford Paving Co
H. P. Streicher Co
Bermu-dez
Trinidad Asphalt
Zika
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
L. Kirschbraum
J. W. Jamison
George P. Hedges
Mr. Weller
Weller
Ford
National Lake
I F W C Members Entertained At Des Moines Tea
The state president Mrs Homer A Miller of Des Moines entertained the I F W C executive board and friends at a tea. Guests included Mrs Owen Wister wife of the author and a noted suffragist who spoke on civic duties and child citizen education. Florence E Ward of the State Teachers College Cedar Falls spoke on the Montessori system. Mrs J K Macomber and greetings from former L F W C presidents were part of the program. A two course buffet supper followed with music and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer A. Miller
Des Moines
Owen Wister
General Federation
Florence E. Ward
State Teachers’ College At
Cedar Falls
J. K. Macomber
J. G
Pay Your Taxes or Face Penalties This Week
Monday is the final day to pay the autumn tax installment without penalty. The county treasurer's office expected a busy day but rain dampened activity. Extra clerks have been added to handle the workload.
Terrible Fate Strikes Preacher Family in Salina Area
Mrs. W. E. Pierce was killed and her husband, pastor of the Ada Kansas Methodist church, probably fatally injured, with their three children seriously hurt when a car driven by Rev. Pierce ran off a bridge on a country road near Salina Kansas early today.
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Salina
Kan
W. E. Pierce
Ada
Pierce
Here
Centenarian Robbed on Train Shares Rules for Long Living
Minneapolis, Sept 28. Peter Morrison a soon to be 100 says longevity stems from avoiding excesses and eating in moderation. He advises masticating food well, daily outdoor exercise, retiring at 9 and rising at 6, stopping eating and drinking while flavors remain good, and staying sober. He also notes his life philosophy unchanged with age and recalls losing 87 dollars on a trip home to Wyoming.
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Minneapolis
Dundee
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Peter
Morrison
Salvation Army
Mr. Morrison
Yates County
New York
Milwaukee
Salvation Arty
Jr. Woods Hutchinson
Inari
God
New Library Display Adds Wide Range of Titles
The library announced a display of new books ready for circulation including works by Altsheler Barbour Dopp Drummond and Verne along with children's titles and puzzles. Fred Frehee, recently recovering from palamial fever, will return to duties as assistant in the Waterloo schools’ manual training department after attending Bradley Polytechnic in Peoria this summer.
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Altsheler
Young Trailers
Barbour
Barbour—Grimson
Blimsdell
Brooks
Carter
St. Nicholas
Dopp
Drummond
Husted
Inman
Rancho
Lindsay
Daniel Boone
Sidney
Little Peppers
Smith
Tackpatuck
Fred Frehee
Waterloo West
Frehse
Bradley Polytechnic School
Peoria
Ill
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Strik
Kaste
Wilts Waterloo
Galloway Aghi
First Presbyterian
Little Four
State of Iowa
Gray & Davis
State of
Iowa
Little Motor Car CO
Flint, Mich
Iowa Auto Company State Distributors
Sycamore Street
Preacher
Minneapolia
Mven
Library Notes
Hackmatark
Stoddard
Tomlincon
Conlevain
Curwood
Great Lakes
Cutter
George
France
Switzerland
Grover
Saines
Dudley Grahame
Lesevve
Cock, the
Mouse
Little Red Wen
McGiffert
Martin Luther
Otis
Silent
Peta
Page
Perkins
Perkine- Ditech
Reid
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Schauffler
Tomlinson
Mad Anthony
van Dyke
Verne
Wade
North America
Wyche
the Mason
South City
Waterloo, Iowa
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