Republican Day at Cattle Show Heads Political Campaign
Committees named at enthusiastic meeting in Ed wards office for Republican day at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Wirt P. Hoxie presides as chairman with Franklin D. Platt named president and Walter R. French secretary. Speakers include Senator James Wadsworth Jr and W. L. Harding. Finance and campaign HQ plans discussed as committees list roles and offices. The event aims to be a major campaign moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Smith
Dairy Cattle Congress
Wirt P. Hoxie
Franklin D. Platt
Walter R. French
F. W. Powers
James Wadsworth, Jr
New York
W. L. Harding
Burton B. Sweet
Finance Committee
Fowler Building
Fifth and
Lafayette
Myers
Fourth Street
S. T. Mears
W. P. Jenson
E. H. McCay
F. S. Pettit
M. L.r Bowman
Paul W. Smith
Alford
J. W. Rath
C. E. Bronson
B- F. Swisher
W. B. McMurray
J. T. Knapp
W. R. Law
W. F. Parrott
J. C. Hartman
J. E. Sedgwick
J. G C. Hartman
A. BE. Glenny
Wiliam Galloway
H. L. Litchfield
W. W. Miller
W. T. Reidy
J. W. Rickert
G. W. Dawson
A. W. McFarlane
J. BR. Rector
George E. Lichty
J. Wenner
C. D. Becker
A. J. Edwards
Paul Davis
James Black
New County Agent to Talk at Rally
Miss Tara Hawks county home economics agent will address the annual fall rally of the Young Women's Christian association tomorrow evening. An Iowa State College graduate, she is an authority on home making and will speak to Waterloo women for the first time. The event launches the fall program with progressive rooms featuring autumn decor and activities. Mrs. T. A. Whitworth brings Cedar Fasis orchestra to provide music for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Hawks
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Hawks
Iowa State College
Waterloo
T. A. Whitworth
Cedar Fasis
Elvira Tyler
Runkle
Death of O J Mosher After Weeklong Illness
O J Mosher died at Presbyterian hospital at 1 40 p m after a week's illness. He was about 56 and came to the city nine years ago from Faribault Minnesota to run a grocery. He leaves his mother Mrs Ellen Mosher and sons Charles F J Arthur George Emil and daughters Mrs William Wilgus Mrs Andrew Schrag and Mrs Guy Burbank, all of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Mosher
Presbyterian Hospital
Faribault
Minn
Ellen Mosher
Charles
F. J
Arthur
George
Emil
Mmes
William Wilgus
Andrew Schrag
Guy Burbank
Waterloo
Bert Coddington
Ason City
C. R. Rover
Ella
Voorfies
Charey
Messrs
George Brett
George Penson
Masen Ci
Mary Chapman
Syracuse
N. Y
B. H. Corey
Corey
Dumont
Bristow
Rev. H. ND. Green
M. F
Trev
Edward Gouth
Geneseo
Joseph Gough
Lowell Hewitt
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Dodee
Flossie Abet Izzerahi
Filmer Abelt
Triste
Lewis Alison
Grevier
Minnie
A. E. Roberts
Rose
North Dakota
Edwin Trainor Dies After Illness in Lincoln Township
Edwin E. Trainor a farmer of Lincoln township died at St Francis hospital Wednesday evening after several weeks of illness. Born June 2 1865 in Manitowoc Wisconsin he moved to Iowa as a child and lived on the Lincoln County homestead. Surviving are his widow daughter Anna his father M N Trainor and several brothers and sisters. Funeral plans include viewing at his father’s home and a 930 am Saturday funeral at Sacred Heart Church with interment at Calvary cemetery. C E Jones funeral rites follow at 2 pm Friday from 1802 Mulberry Street to Fairview Cemetery, with widow and several children surviving along with two sisters and a brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Trainor
Lincoln Township
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Trainor
Iowa
Manitowoc
Wis
Petrena Jensen
Anna
M. N. Trainor
Clarence
Charles
Bernadette
Tressa
Waterloo
Earl Barrett
Waterville
Grant Avenue
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
C. E. Jones
EB. A. Baker
Mulberry Street
Fairview Cemetery
Fannie Drew
Wyoming
CG. J. Jones
St Louis
W. M. Jones
Grace Tull -Jones
Johnson
Cedar Falls
Fulor
Monticello
Millionaire Seeks Reward to Reveal North Pole Secret
Mene Wallace, once a fourteen year old in Peary’s Eskimo band, returns to New York claiming to hold the secret of who discovered the north pole. He demands a million dollars to disclose the truth, saying he could live well from Greenland income. He offers no clear stance on Peary or Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Pole
Mene Wallace
Peary
Mene
William Wallace
Museum of Natural History
Greenland
Admiral Peary
Dr. Cook
Real Estate Men Plan First Annual Waterloo Meet
Local real estate board gears up for the first annual convention in Waterloo on Thursday October sixth. About 206 Third district members will gather at Hotel Russell Lamson with a luncheon, city tour, and Dairy Cards Congress attendance. R A Santee will preside with speeches by leading real estate figures on raising industry standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Congressional District
Waterloo
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Russell-Lamson
Dairy Cartls Congress
R. A. Santee
Cedar Falls
Third
A Nation's History Cited as Strength for the Nation
A quotation by Joseph Anderson on the importance of historical study in books customs institutions and monuments as a source of national strength and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anderson
Hughes May Visit Waterloo October as Iowa Campaigns
Des Moines reports no definite Hughes dates but Waterloo Republicans push to host the candidate. Officials say Hughes likely travels Iowa in October and may stop in Waterloo on Friday October 20, with local leaders pressing campaign managers for confirmation and a welcoming reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Central Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Iowa
Rawson
Chicago
Hughes
Waterloo
Iown
Fort Dodge
Dairy Cattle Congress
TE Hughes
City in Brief: Various Local and Visiting Notables
Briefing of Waterloo area happenings lists visitors from Burlington Minneapolis and Wichita. Richard Lee ill at Presbyterian hospital. James Roiz and Chester Green noted in city. landlord suit filed against Dickson for $1,110.85. new birth a 12 pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Green. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Colorado, Illinois and Wisconsin. court verdict awards $100 in Whittle v Klipter. divorce suit filed by Clarence Thompson. county September salary warrants totaling $3,518.28 to be delivered. many tone of public notices and rail officials passing through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lee
Presbyterian Hospital
D. IL
Mowbray
Ackley
James E. Roiz
Burlington
Waterloo
H. V. Danbey
Minneapolis
Charles Sieglaf
J. H. Dickson
Chester R. Green
Lafayette Street
Eugene Montgomery
Joseph
W. G. Montgomery
Harrison Street
W.P. Bragg
Monroe
Wis
H. N. Butterfield
Walter Bartley
Wichita
Kan
Ray Butterfield
Robert J. Stark
L. Mitchell
Vinton
F. BE. Lathrop
F.L. Johnson
Illinois Lines
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago
Charles KE. Mitchell
Harry
East Moline
Paul A. Keller
Second Street
C. P. Kretz
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Colorado
Blackhawk Street
Smith
Oklahoma
Congress
E. A. Zellhoefer
Virginia May
W. H. Langlas
Reimers
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Colo
Clarence J. Thompson
Marion Thompson
Billings
Mont
Court Fails to Picture Terrors Enough to Frighten Small Boys
Three Alvord boys Joseph 14 Clyde 11 and Lloyd 12 faced Judge Herbert B Boles in juvenile court as incorrigibles they planned a canoe trip to Florida to confront imagined beasts and Indians The court learned of their bravado and fantasies while Lloyd cried at his delivery to the Boys Industrial School Eldora The youths preferred outdoor study and even calked a leaking liner with tags before admission to the reform school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Boles
Florida
Alvord
Joseph
Clyde
Lloyd T
Boles
Wei
Lloyd
Iads
Harlow O’bleness
Boies
Cedar Rapids
Alva Fined In Police Court For Disorderly Conduct
JuHan Alva paid a ten dollar fine after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in police court. His wife did not appear. The Social Welfare league asks for donated unused heating or cooking stoves to aid the city poor. A charity store phone line will arrange pick up. A 35 member group celebrated Mr and Mrs F C Wear’s 35th wedding anniversary with autumn décor. John Robertson Macartney travels to Dubuque to deliver the installation address at the Dubuque German Theological college. Rev William Loud will be awarded a homiletics degree. Macartney and Loud studied at the San Francisco Theological seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JuHan Alva
F.C
Jane
California
George L. Hoar
Whittier
Cal
John Robertson Macartney
Dubuque
Dubuque German Theological College
William Loud
Loud
Macartney
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Secrinary
Bankers Advocate Urges Universal Military Training
Kansas City speech by J. J. Lynch and Frank A. Vanderlip calls for universal service for all young men and greater participation of bankers in politics. Mayor Edwards criticizes bankers for political naivety while warning of demagogues. An ad in the Eventne Courier and Reporter promises results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Bankers’ Association
J. J. Lynch
San Francisco
Association
Frank A. Vanderiip
New York
Congress
George H. Edwards
Lynch
Vanderuip
Clothier Forgives His Wife Near Death in Philadelphia
Joseph Leduc, a wealthy Chicago clothier, forgives his wife who lies gravely ill after a confrontation with Mrs Belzer following the killing of J C Gravier in Philadelphia yesterday. Leduc, kneeling at his wife’s hospital cot, says she was wronged and not guilty, noting Gravier once aided social uplift work. He says Mrs Ledue wrote him daily since leaving cast a onl y weeks ago. The Ledues have been married 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph Leduc
Chicago
Des Moines Police Shakeup Ties to Booze Scandal
Des Moines Sept 25 A major shakeup in the police department over alleged liquor sales seizures was announced. Shag Crawford who led the booze squad and chief assistant William Guthrie were dismissed along with three other officers not under civil service. Affected personnel will go on Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Shag Crawford
William Guthrie
Atad
Waterloo lodge called communication for third degree work
Waterloo lodge No. LH A F and A M holds a called communication at Masonic Temple Friday evening September 29 for third degree work. W C of No. 1625 meet in Sacred Heart hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
W. Cc
Sacred Heart Hell
The Way of It. Smith’s Salary Cut Causes Woes
The Baltimore American quotes a fragmentary private exchange noting Smith faced a salary reduction and consequent displeasure. The dialogue hints at financial strain and career frustration without detailing specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Baltimore American
Help Yourself, Take Action While Opportunity Stands
A compact reflection urges self reliance and timely effort. The quoted sentiment from Marcus Aurelius emphasizes seizing the moment to aid oneself rather than waiting for luck or external help. It promotes personal responsibility and proactive resolve.
Hospital Worker From Naliona Visiting Here
Mrs. Serphine Pisko, national executive secretary of Naliona dewish Tospital for Tuberculosis, remains in Denver visiting Mr. and Mrs. Levington at the Hotel Russell. She heads hospital funds, notes its 55,000 dollar annual subscription, 12 buildings, and a top research facility donated by Samuel Grabbelfeld. The hospital, 17 years old, grows produce on a 10 acre farm and offers schooling for immigrant patients. Over 3,600 patients have been discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serphine Pisko
Nalionadewish Tospital
Denver, Col
Water Joo
Jacob Lavingston
Russell-Laniuon
Pisko
Levingeton
Samuel Grabfelder
Union Labor Of Waterloo Skips Homecoming Parade
Organized labor in Waterloo will not be represented in next week’s Dairy Cattle Congress homecoming parade. The decision follows officials of the Dairy Cattle Congress refusing to recognize the Waterloo military band. Hi L Burns, secretary of the musician's recall, said officials did not even give the band a chance to come to terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor of
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Congress
Waterloo Military Band
Hi. L. Burns
Cosson Agents Arrest 60 Auto Violators in Iowa City
Two agents from Cosson's office arrested over 60 motorists in Iowa City yesterday and today as part of a statewide effort to enforce automobile laws outside Des Moines. They were cited to appear before Mayor Koonts at 4 PM for alignment with the laws and to report again next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosson
Des Moines
Koonts
Market News: New York Stocks Mixed Amid Slump
New York market brief notes a varied session with many blue chips showing tiny moves. American Boot Sugar and American Car and Foundry hover near flat while several names report fractional gains or declines amid overall subdued trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Boot Sugar
S.ee
American Car and Foundry
Amarican Locomotive
Amarivan
al American
Wee
Baldwin Locomotive
Harthmore
Ohio
e.Methleham Steel Ee
Wee Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pactte
Cheasapeake
Onla
Chicago
MIL
Ory
Ee Peewee
Colorado Iigl
Bang Cruciblea Steel
R General Wneetele
Peetyeee Creat Northern
Pfd
Witnnle Central
Lauinville
Nashville
Montean Petroleum
Western Union
Nashua Social Roundup Sees Illnesss Accidents and Visits
Nashua items note August Wedeneyer gravely ill at home and Leona Paaschke on a week’s vacation with parents. Detroit visit for Mrs. Anna Dewey. two auto tourist collisions injure a woman. George Smith injured on a corn binder. Mrs. Bartlett Peterson recovering after gall bladder operation at Waverly. Dora Eck Cranmer operated on at Waverly. Hazel Jacobs, 17, burned carrying boiling water after boiler spill. Henry Rickhoff Sr. plans move to town. Mr. and Mrs. C L Strike return from a trip to Summit SD. Maxine Kepata hosts tenth birthday party with ten friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Wedeniyer
Misa Leona Paaschke
Cedar Nupida 19
Anna Dewey
Detroit
John Loos
Lacy
George Smith
Duncan McCulloch
A. MO. Leaman
S. J. Hawtinn
Waverly
Henry Rickhoff, Sr
S. J. Hawkins
Fan
Will Xom
C. L. Strike
Des Moines
Sumenitt
Maxine
Leona
Opal Shultz
Marian Jay
Alice Miller
Beth Wallis
Margaret Stuart
Margaret Taylor
Louise Woehrle
Bessie Troutner
Dorothy Morlay
Gensveve Wright
Tholma Luhring
Bristow area notes travel and local visits in September
In Bristow, Mrs. O Q Hobson and Tre y attended United Brethren conference in Toledo. Delegates Mrs Lela Richards and others plan travel, with Hattie Van Ingham and Fern Bucklin heading to Wyoming and Washington after summer visits. Local events include a W C T U reception for teachers, a school program with cocoa and cake, and multiple trips by residents to Ontario, Minnesota, and Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Trey
O. QO. Hobson
Toledo
Lela Richards
Hattie van Ingham
Fern Bucklin
Wyoming
Washington
J. PF. Jungkans
W. Mwutchinson
Lamberton
Minn
Geneva
G. W. Analehy
Frank Stark
Oklahoma City
A. C. Stowe
Eldora
G. W. Zeller
Elgin
Rails Timetable Roundup Illarois Central B Best Bound
Railway timetable details for Illinois Central Cardiff routes and connections. Includes Fort Dodge Omaha express and local bound trains, Twin Cities Albert Lea service, Minneapolia locals, Cedar Rapids and Waterloo line schedules, and noted stops at Centerpoint, Urbana, and Brardon with signaling rules for sidings and crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Fast Mall
Sioux City
B. Meese
Dubuque Worth
Fort
Albert Las
Twin Cities, Limited
Twin Cities
Albert Les
Minneapolia
Albert Lee
Hat Chasing Weather Signals Cold Wave Arrival
An advancing cold wave prompts warnings to stock coal and ensure furnaces work. A rain followed by a sharp drop in temperature, with a 24 hour rainfall of 1.26 inches reported by Ralph B. Slippy, and a daytime high of 66 and low of 45 yesterday as a westerly wind unsettled hat chasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
Long Lost Flag Found at Memorial Hall Hoisted Again
Custodian John Averill found the 30 year old flag of the Robert Anderson G A R in a chest at Waterloo Memorial Hall. The flagpole carried a banner reading From the Ladies of Waterloo to C D May 25 1886. The flag, used on state occasions after the 1883 G A R organization, had been stored away for years and is now raised again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Memorial Hall
John Averill
Robert Anderson Post
Ladies of
Waterloo
Bent-Modern six room apartment in Baltimore street
Wants ads list multiple rental offerings including a six room modern apartment on Baltimore street with phone contact, a high glass five room apartment on Su berlin apartments, and an eleven room modern boarding house with barn and garage. Also includes other rental and sale items from American Mfg Co and local brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Street
Suberlin
American Mfg. Co
Jefferson Street
Commercial Street
S.A
Ballou
Amart
Beth Ienn
Berth Avenue
George R. Potters
Shores
H. H. Budke
Care Courier
Es Alose
East Side
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Third District Dealersly
Itors’ Entertainment
Burton Wilson
M. J. Pommer
P. J. Martin
Ray Corwin
S. Bickley
J. E. Hull
R.A. Santee
Vial
Boehanan
VY. M. C. A. Bidg
Charles van ‘Leck
Commercial Club
Cleveland
the Secretaries of Commercial Organizations
A.T. Whittle
Simon Klipter
Willard Dobson
AGA
Reynolds
Portland Oregonian
Bankers Advocate Universal Service
Eventne Courier
Clothier
Shaice CP
Marccus Aurelius
Organized Labor
Iowa City
Market News
Illarois Ceeyteal
Union Depot
C & Twin G
C. & Twin City
Tbeetaee
Manly
Shell Rock
Davenport
Ain
Waterly Division
Ti Uleaee Waterloo
Apar Biea Sale
Averty
Flig
Waterias
Lfeen
Teertville
Urbana
Rbrardon
Centerpoint
Hs Porte City
Waterico
Ste Urbana
Bran
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