West High Crushes Manchester 63 to 0 in Season Opener
West High dominated Manchester 63 to 0 at Ned Cedar Park Saturday. Coach McLain used second-stringers after a strong start, with Rausch and Davis_key ground gainers and Jess Early impressing as a one-armed guard. The performance boosts confidence for a strong season as many candidates vie for spots. West High travels to Osage next Saturday for a busy schedule.
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West High
Manchester
Ned Cedar Park
McLain
Weet High Rooters
Rausch
Davis
Dawson
Kaufman
Wile Glasener
Cotter
Jess Early
Althe
McKain
Waterloo
Bissell
Johnson
Cook
Schultz
Task
Welterles
Phini
Kauffman
Osage Nest
Mc Lain
Prenax
Burlington Retains Franchise for Next Baseball Season
Burlington Barlington baseball association met Saturday and voted unanimously to remain in baseball for the coming year. Secretary Hume reported improved finances with all bills paid and money in the treasury to start operations next spring. Attendance for last season was 23,410 paid admissions, and notes were made on league standings and team comparisons.
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Burlington
Barlington Baseball Association
Central Association
Hume
Turlington Association
Tom Harden
Bieidande
Chevem
Milwaukee
Wis
American Association
Chivington
Louisville
Standing of the Clogs in Major Leagues and Associations
The standings list American Drage Cleveland 4 2 New York 9 3 Chicago 1 4 Boston unknown Washington 6 Detroit ? Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 6 National League no games scheduled American Association Cleveland 6 4 Toursville 3 7 Kansas City 5 19 Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 5 Columbus 7 Other teams played previously
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Philadelpha
St. Touts
American Association
Toursville
Kansas
Minneapolis
Indianapolis S. Columbus
Philadelphia
Chicago Ok
St. Louis
Sjereland
Philadelphi Vt
Brookly Ati
Pisbuteh - Su
Cincinnnati Federal League
SGU
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Lewisville
Indianapollo
Columbus
Kansas City
Muscatine Will Stay in Game
Muscatine officials vow baseball will thrive next year after a meeting led by President Sanz Block. Keokuk Tigers manager Frank Boyle signings spur optimism. reserves list announced though new faces expected. Officers note past failures to recruit quality hitters and plan to build a slugging Muscatine lineup.
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Muscatine
Sanz Block
Muscatine Baseball Association
Jocal
Frank Boyle
Keokuk Tudiaus Nas
Hagehall
Borie
Paschall
Muskies
Black
Ingenuine Association
Lee
Hasbrook
Mase Tere
Teunser
Sours
Curds
Wetzel
Zathert
Gould
Prince Oscar Leaves Regiment for Heart Ailment
Prince Oscar, the emperor's fifty somethings, is answering from a heart affection due to exertions in the field and has been obliged to leave the regiment. He is under care of physicians at Mets.
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Helin
the Hague
Lous Ont
Prince Oscar
Thasame
Mets
King Football Makes No Bow in Iowa Grid Display
Ken Maines reports from Sept. 2 special coverage of a Des Moines football Saturday. Highland Park faced State Teachers College, drawing 700–800, while Drake and Leander Clark opened in the afternoon before nearly 2,000 fans. Drake won with reserve players entering by half, though misfires in the red zone and early quarterback changes marred both teams. Iowa peers drift toward uncertainty as no state team yet shows strength. Ames and Iowa State look weak, Drake rebuilding after losses, and a list of new players filling vacancies across the major colleges.
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Ken Maines
j—King
Iowa
Highland Park
State Teachers’ College
Drake
Turky
Berkstresser
Hig
Hig Lucky Star and the Temper of Quarterback "Wampie" MacCauley
Highlanders
Daugherty
MacCauler
Highland
Seachers
Roderick
Tow
Strom
Towa
The
State University
Ames
Nebraska
Clycle Jams
Singons
Mellonry
Hallbeeks
Ruarg
Fallbeek
Grinnell Faces Coaching Changes and Big Weekend Battle
The Grinnell squad, coached by Fisher with a lean task ahead, faces a tough schedule amid multiple coaching changes. Describing the season’s mix, the piece notes Ames, Coe, Simpson, and Drake as weekend opponents, with Grinnell aiming to rebound after a praiseworthy but rocky past and ambitious plans from new staffers including Darias at St. Joseph and Clark at Grinnell.
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Ames
Iha
Kungas
Aiowseam
Jayhawkers
Grinnell
Fisher
Grienellians
Doe
Cornell
Des; Moings
Morningside
Minnesota
Nebraska
Simpson
Menn College
Pew
Darias
Nowe Dame
St. Joseph
Leander Clark
Spencer Nelson
Hyland
Aston
Penn
Ellsworth
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Water keeping quality proven for Waterloo artesian supply
Supt J P Berry demonstrated two year old water kept in a bottle still tasted fresh when opened by Berry, Fred Austin, and others. The test supported supplying free artesian water to Illinois Central dining cars and suggested no bacterial change. The Waterloo water label emphasizes artesian origin for Milwaukee and citizens.
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J. P. Berry
Mr. Berry
Fred Austin
Mr. Austin
Ilinois Central
Berry
Tlinois Central
Waterloo
Saturday Football Scores From Colleges East
College results show Brown 24 against Norwich and Fordham 4, Georgetown 4, Lafayette 44 over Delaware 0, Ohio Wesleyan 0, Pennsylvania 13 over Gettysburg 1, Princeton 12, Rutgers 9, Pittsburgh 9, Cornell 3, Drake 1, Iowa Teachers 1, Akron 7, Nebraska 29 over Freshmen 7, Marquette 13. Other lines include Leander Clark 1 and Milwaukee W, with scattered partial scores and unclear entries.
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Norwich
Fordham
Georgetown
Lafayette
Delaware
Colgar
Ohio Wesleyan University
Yate
University of Maine
Penvayivania
Gettisbire
Princeton
Rutgers
Pielsburgh
Cornell
West
Drake
Leander Clark
Iowa
Highland Mark
Akron
Case
Nebraska
Freshmen
Marquette
Milwaukee
Reighton
Aellerie A
Evangelist Sunday Draws 110 Million Women In Denver
The evangelist Bills Sunday drew thousands in Denver as hay fever suffering eased amid a harvest of conversions. Collections reached 14,000 dollars by last Friday. A special train brought high school girls from Colorado Springs, and eleven thousand women heard a sermon to mothers last Friday afternoon. Flowers and roses marked the crowd, including inmates from the old ladies home.
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Denver
Colodaro Springs
Old Ladies’ Home
Campaign of Falsehood. New German war view on England and Belgium
New York dispatch reports Dr. Bethmann-Hollweg's Sept statement criticizing British and Belgian actions, blaming England for war escalation. It argues Germany acted to forestall French advance and Belgium's neutrality was violated, and accuses England of falsehoods and colonial aggression.
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New York
Jon Bethmann-Hollweg
Associated Press
America
Russia
England
France
Germany
Hagland
Spain
Holland
Belgium
Edward Grey
Japan
Kian-Chau
Africa
Sergce
Would-Be Eloper Arrested In Iowa County Jail
Mason City reports a farm hand Merry age 23 from Austin Minnesota failed in an elopement with May Strawn daughter of EB Strawn of Rock Falls. A letter to May prompted her father’s suspicion leading to Merry’s arrest by Constable Hoder. He is jailed on a mittimus to the grand jury charging attempted kidnapping.
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Mason City
Merry
Austin
Mion
May Strawn
EB. Strawn
Rock Falle
Cerro Gordo County
Mav
Rock Falls
Hoder
Here 53 Years but Now Moves West
Mrs Katherine Stole and her daughter Miss Amelia depart Waterloo after 53 years, heading to Seattle to reside. Stole, daughter of early county resident George Bloeser, was born in New Jersey and moved west with parents via railroad and ox team from Dubuque to Waterloo. The Bloeser family settled on Water street, near Fifth, later buying near the Brewery hotel site. Fred Stelre, born Bloeser’s son in law, died Christmas Day.
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Katherine Stole
Waterloo
Amelia
Seattle
Stole
George Bloeser
New Jersey
Dubuque
The
Minors Central
Bloeser
Commercial Street
Water Street
Fifth
Brewery
Fred Stelre
Cedar Falls
German Chancellor claims moral high ground in war effort
The chancellor speaks of German moral uprising since the outbreak of war, insisting the German people will defend their rights with restraint and justice. He accuses allies of falsehoods and asserts confidence in American judgment to resist deception.
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Lipelf
Germany
Franz Meyer Sentenced to 10 Years in Fort Madison Prison
West Union Iowa September 28 Judge Hobson presided as Franz Meyer pled guilty to abducting Elizabeth Huppertz from Gutwein. Meyer receives 10 years in Fort Madison prison. Mealey and Williams each get 10 years at Anamosa reformatory with suspended sentences on good behavior and parole reporting for 10 years. Will Youngtum gets five years at Anamosa with suspension on good behavior and parole reporting.
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West Union
Hobson
District Court
Franz Meyer
Elizabeth Huppertz
Qelwein
Fort Madison
Mealey
Williams
Anamosa
Board of Parole
Will Youngtum
French Nominated for Justice of the Peace in East Waterla
Walter R. French, a young attorney, won the Republican nomination for Justice of the Peace in East Waterla township to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J A Kuhns. J J McQuilkin also ran. he received the county board appointment but serves only until next January. The county committee planned campaign efforts with several Republican candidates present and speakers promised.
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Walter R. French
East Waterla Township
County Central Committee
J. J. McQuilkin
French
J. A. Kuhns
McQuilkin
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