Senate Ratifies Taft Russia Treaty Abrogation
Senate by unanimous vote ratified Taft's notification to Russia ending the 1832 treaty amid debate over Russian treatment of Jews in America. Lodge resolution, passed by the House, faced criticism as a political struggle while commerce and diplomacy drew attention to potential new terms with Russia. European press reflected on Taft's move and Jewish suasion in policy.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Taft
Russia
Lodge
Foreign “Relations
House
America
Congress
Rayner
Maryland
Sulzer
Democratic House
United States
London
Tait
St. Petersburg
James Kier-Hardie
John Tillion
Pall Mall Gazette
the Globe
Old Friend Here at Bailey's Hall Dinner Request
William Flamsburg, an old friend of H A Dicker now in Superior Nebraska, visited the city yesterday and recalled past times. Don’t forget the chicken pie dinner at Bailey’s hall Saturday December 28. Marriage licenses listed include Henry Asmus Minnie Draiger I McFarland offering three kittens from his barber shop at 605 Dinh Street for a good home.
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William Flamsburg
H. A. Dicker
Superior, Neb
H. A
Bailey’s Hall Staurday
I. McFarland
Dinh Street
Bailey’s Hall
Staurday
Two Saloons Affected by Moon Law in Sioux City
Sioux City crowds fear a saloon slump after the supreme court's Moon law ruling limits licenses to one per thousand residents. Of eighty seven saloons, only two opened with permits before July 1. the remaining eighty five closed pending city council action. The total may fall to forty seven.
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Sioux City, In
Sioux City
Supreme Court
City
Iowa
Eigty Seven
Personal Items Of Interest In Griswold Community
Mrs B E Mack visits Griswold today while Sheriff Sam Berry takes a patient to Glendwood for the feeble minded school. Goldy Smith, nine, is ill with brain fever north of the tracks. Edith O Connell returned from Notre Dame for holidays. Erle Hamler and Alan Sweney return from Simpson College for Christmas. Maggie Mormon leaves for Platteville and Milwaukee to visit relatives for three months. Dr I I Peterson son of this city now practicing osteopathy in Haspar ia visits sister Mrs Lee after hospital operation. Chautauqua Circle meets Dec 28 at 3 pm with brief year in review and lessons. Twentieth Century American review postponed to Jan 13.
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Griswold
Frinds
Sherif
Sam Berry
Glenwood
Lee R. Clayton
Claude Williams
Goldy
Wm. Smith
Edith O'Connell
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Ind
Erle Hamler
Alan Sweney
Simpson College
Indianola
Maggie Mormon
Platteville
Milwaukee
Wis
I. I. Peterson
Hasparia
Kas
Lee
Chautauqua
Boorman
Alexander Hamilton
Disbrow
Calhoun
Lavery
Patrick Henry
Curtis
Miss Temple
Town and Southwestern road to run from Blanchard to Clarinda
Des Moines reports that the Town and Southwestern railroad, engineered by Ross & Judd, will be finished and ready for rolling stock by January 1. The line will connect Blanchard on the Wabash to Clarinda on the Burlington, with College Springs linked and four more townsites touched. New sixty pound steel, standard gauge tracks are being laid as work proceeds toward Clarinda, with expansion discussions linking the Iowa & Southwestern project and possible future extension toward St. Joseph. L. Stoutenburg notes piano work in Cass County. Case of Luzader vs Power dismissed today without prejudice, may be refiled.
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Ross
Ross & Judd
Rattenberg, Ross & Judd
Des Moines
Register-Leader
Co. A. Ross
Thengineering, Construction and Securities Company
Blanchard
Wabash
Clarinda
Burlington
College Springs
Glorinda
CB. Judd
The
Town & Southwestern
Messrs, Ross
Judd
Adams
Leslie M. “Shaw
Iowa & Southwestern
New P
St. Joseph
Remains of P Bandal Barbaras Yet Unclaimed in Omaha
The body of P Bandal Barbaras, who died by his own hand in Wiota, remains at Osborne undertaking parlors in South Omaha. Partner Pickett and his half brother, both tied to the deceased’s photograph business, promised arrival but failed to show on morning or afternoon trains. No one has claimed the body as of 3 PM. it will be held until someone comes or word arrives.
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P. Bandalbarbaras
South Omaha
Wiota
Osborne Undertaking
Mr. Pickett
Merchant EdM. Alexander Badly Shaken After Fall
Well known merchant EdM Alexander fell on an icy pavement near his store this noon. He was carried inside then to a physician and later home. Examination showed no broken bones though he suffered intense pain and remains shaken. friends expect a full recovery in a few days.
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Alexander
Dar
Divorce Filed By Mrs Bailey In Washington Township
Mrs J S Bailey wife of the missing Washington township man filed for divorce on grounds cruel and inhuman treatment and other statutory grounds in the clerk of courts office for the January term starting January 30. A quiet wedding followed last night uniting Lee R Clayton of Casey and Mrs Earth Morse of Adair. They plan to reside in South Dakota where the groom holds a claim.
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Goodspeed
J.S. Bailey
Washington Township
Christa Burely
Lee R. Clayton
Casey
Earth Morse
Adair
M. P. Clayton
T.E. Morse
South Dakota
Christmas Day Closure Notice at Local Store
Store announces closure all day Monday December 25 for Christmas. J Burner reminds patrons of Bailey's Hall chicken pie dinner Saturday December 23. Includes date mixups and casual note about event.
New Pastor for Baptist Church Named
At a recent church meeting a call was extended to Rev. F. IT. Volek of Gottenberg Neb to fill the pulpit. He has accepted and will lead his first service December 31 with his wife and two children. Local grocers warn orders early as stores close Saturday night until Tuesday morning.
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The
Baptist Church
F. IT. Volek
Gottenberg
Neb
Volck
City Businesses to Close for Holidays and Charity Call
Businesses will close from Saturday night to Tuesday next week and again on the 30th to reopen on the 2nd. Rev B E Mack asks the public to report any families or individuals likely to be forgotten at Christmas so they can receive aid without regard to race or creed.
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B. EB. Mack
Orer
Were Married This Afternoon
Rev A F Lutz pronounced words which made them man and wife at the German Evangelical Lutheran church at two o clock this afternoon Minnie Draeger daughter of J J Draeger and wife west of the city became the bride of Henry Asmus of Gray The ceremony was performed by Rev A I Lutz in the presence of a large concourse of friends and relatives The bride wore light blue silk poplin with veil and a bouquet of carnations and roses The bridesmaid Miss Clara Draeger wore white wool The groom was attended by his brother William Asmus best man They later went to the bride’s parents home west of the city for a wedding dinner The couple will reside on a farm near Gray and receive best wishes from many friends
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Minnie Draeger
J. J Draeger
Henry Asmus
Gray
A. I. Lutz
Clara
Draeger
Wm. Asmus
Weather Forecast for Iowa Light Snow Tonight
Forecast calls for light snow or rain tonight with likely snow by Thursday. Winds from the east at moderate speed. Temperatures remain cool with unsettled conditions across the region.
Choir Practice at First Presbyterian Church Tonight
News brief notes a choir practice at the First Presbyterian Church at eight o'clock tonight. Walter Hoegh and family moved to the city and reside at 406 Maple Street. Snow forecast for a white Christmas with ongoing snowfall improving sleighing. Bear Grove Congregational Church to host a Christmas tree and entertainment.
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First Presbyterian Church
Walter Hoegh
Maple Street
Bear Grove Congregational Church
Gatur
Fund Continues to Grow for Christmas Aid Drive
The Christmas fund received a substantial boost with a donation of 50 loaves of bread and 25 pounds of candy from Atlantic Home Bakery, and more contributions are arriving daily. Donors include News Pub. Co. and numerous individuals, many asking for anonymity. The total on hand from 1910 stands at 873.39 with cash gifts and in kind items such as clothing, shoes, canned fruit, and boxes of candy, all to aid the poor at Christmas.
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Atlantic Home Bakery
Clark
Oransky
News
J. A. McWaid
N. PB
Plan for New Commercial Club In City
A committee working on a new Commercial Club plan reports the framework nearly ready. The plan aims to create an organization that will benefit the city and is expected to gain approval from prominent business leaders. Mrs T. Hupp, of South Chestnut Street, broke her ankle yesterday at home but is recovering well.
Osteopathy Talk No 27 Acute Illnesses Myths Debunked
Dr. Charles D. Pinley argues osteopathy fits acute diseases and critiques the notion it is only for chronic ailments. He notes early fame came from curing incurables but modern osteopaths as family doctors report strong results in acute cases.
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Charles D. Pinley
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L. Stoutenburg
Cass County
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A. Luzader
Wm. Power
Giffen
Alexander Hurt
Mising
J. Burner
Gottenberg, Neb
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Christenson ‘Bros. Co. Stier Grocery Co
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Hienry Asmus
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