Wilson to Name Peace Delegation Leaders Reported
Washington reports indicate President Wilson may select four to head the American peace delegation. Robert Lansing would lead as secretary of state with Col. E M House Elihu Root and Louis D Brandeis also named. Frank L Polk could serve as secretary of state if Lansing is chosen.
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Washington
Wilson
Robert Lansing
Col. E. M. House
France
Allies’ Council
Elihu Root
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Congress
Lan @ing
Frank L. Polk
New York
State Department
Secretary Baker lauds American army and vows rapid homecoming
Secretary Baker cables General Pershing and the American army in France congratulating them on armistice and heroic service. He promises expedited return of the expeditionary force to the United States so soldiers may resume civil life at the earliest opportunity. Edward N. Flukey announces plans to repatriate a large part of the AEF as Hurley prepares to arrange transport details.
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Washington
Shing
France
Baker
War Department
United States
New York
Navy
Edward N. Flukey
Europe
Hurley
Wilson A celebrates Belgium birthday message to Albert
President Wilson sent a birthday message to King Albert of Belgium praising Belgium for its sacrifice during peril and predicting a new life after victory. Wilson lauds Belgium's heroic sons and notes the country’s honored place among nations as the danger passes.
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Washington
North
Wilson
Albert
Jile Mujeety
Belgium
Brussels
Old Settlers Present Flag to Lincoln School
The Old Settlers gave Lincoln School a fine flag yesterday morning. Ralph Lamson presented the flag and Miss Lucile Reynolds accepted it. Supt A W Crane spoke and music accompanied the program. Each grade performed. Miss Garmoe’s class honored the Allies with country costumes. Hiram Heaton and Henry Pumphrey spoke. the Old Settlers Quartet sang.
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Old Settlers
Lincoln School
Ralph Lamson
Lucile Reynolds
A. W Crane
Garmoe
Hiram Heaton
Henry Pumphrey
Embroidery Club and Society Gatherings Report
Mrs. Frank McClain hosts the Thursday Embroidery Club at North Court Street with social time and refreshments. The Young Woman's Missionary Society meets Miss Pearl Ball 602 North Main Street Monday at 7 30 PM. The Pythian gathering is set for Monday 8 00 PM at their temple. Miss Minnie Cox hosts a ladies’ evening at West Kirkwood Street with games music and lunch. J A McLaughlin of New York City wed Miss Owen of New Castle England today in New York City. couple to reside at Sherman Square Hotel.
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Frank McClain
North Court Street
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Minnie Cox
West Kirkwood Street
Cox
H. P. McLaughlin
J. A. McLaughlin
New York City
Owen
New Castle
England
Father Ryan
Sherman Square
McLaughlin
Treasury Seeks 6 Billion Tax Bill for 1919
Washington reports Secretary McAdoo outlines a revenue program to raise 6 billion dollars in taxes for 1919 with no less than 4 billion for 1920. The plan, sent to Senator Simmons, proposes four installment payments and preserves current excess profits taxes while boosting 1919 income taxes and clarifying the 1920 tax basis. Expenditures for the current year are pegged at 18.0 billion, with peace expectations lowering allied aid in the near term.
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Washington
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Sennator Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
McAdow
Simmons
Health board enforces quarantine disinfection for apparel
Notice states Inflanza is quarantinable and requires disinfection before release from quarantine. Applies to wearing apparel. issued by the Board of Health.
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Board OF Health
Women arrange transport to Washington district convention
Automobiles are being secured to take the members of the W R C ladies to Washington Tuesday to attend the district convention. Those planning to go are asked to meet with Mrs. Samuel Turner this evening.
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Washington
Samuel Turner
Rowena Circle Hosts Yeoman Hall Supper Night
The Rowena Circle plans a Tuesday evening gathering at Yeoman Hall on November 19. Members will bring bread and butter plus a dish to share. supper is slated for seven o'clock.
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Rowena
Yeoman Hall
Government clerk examinations offered in Washington
Government positions open for men and women with no experience required. Examinations on November 16 and December 7. Salary 1200 dollars. Free details from J. C. Leonard former Civil Service Examiner at 275 Kenoi s Building Washington.
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Iowa
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service
Kenois Building
Washington
Church schedule revival and Sunday school plan
After a long vacation the Sunday school resumes at 9 35 tomorrow morning with Jacob Leaving Home as the lesson Gen 28 10 22 The Victory Praise Service follows the SS We expect a patriotic devotional service B Y P U at 730 group No 3 leads The subject is The Problems of Victory and the Hope of the Church The pastor aims to shape Christian attitudes toward national and world issues Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 730.
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Jacob
S. S
Go to Church Sunday at English Lutheran services
English Lutheran invites members to attend Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 11 am and 7 30 pm The call urges a day of thanksgiving and supplication for deliverance from pestilence The spirit of thanks and prayer will pervade all services with sermons and anthems reflecting it Celebrate worship together.
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule 1918
Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m. Junior C E at 5:00 p.m. Senior C E at 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Topic: Paul The Gentleman.
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Paul the Gentleman
New Chicago Mission Sunday School and Services
Sunday school convenes at 2 30 led by GC W Wade superintendent. A class and a good teacher for you. Teachers and officers meet after Sunday school. Preaching at 7 30 with a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. The Mission has been greatly beautified. come and see.
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W. Wade
First Methodist Episcopal Class Schedule and Call to Service
The church outlines a full day with class meeting at 9 15 a m Sabbath school at 9 45 a m morning sermon at 11 00 a m theme Made Glad by the Priviledge of Gods House Epworth League at 6 30 p m evening preaching at 7 30 p m theme The Revelation of Gods Son in Us Our Supreme Need All members urged to attend and resume active work after vacation with each person doing their part to help the work grow.
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Epworth League
God
Sapbath
Christian Church to Resume Regular Sunday Services
Regular services resume Sunday with Bible school at 9 45 and preaching at 11 and 730. At 11 a memorial for B J Adkins killed in France is planned. 730 will feature a patriotic service and a service flag update. Honor Roll dedication and back pledges collection urged for church and Bible school.
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B. J. Adkins
France
Free Methodist Sunday Services and Evening Sermon Topics
Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Evening service at 7 30 with the morning subject A Saintly Life 3 Cor 7 1 and the evening subject The Moral Delusion Prov 14 12. Prayer meeting at the church at 7 30 Thursday evening. You are welcome.
Bethel A. M. E. J. F. Hubbard Service Schedule
Pastor Hubbard leads Sunday school at 10 AM and preaching at 11. Evening service at 7 30 with Y P E at 6. Prayer meeting at 7 45. All are welcome.
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J. F. Hubbard
Y. P
John VI tactical piano cuner.
The fragment mentions a person or event labeled John VI with unclear role and the phrase tactical piano cuner. No verifiable details emerge to establish a clear news item, date, or location.
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John VI
Charles Spratt Dies at 63 After Illness in City
Charles Albert Spratt died last night at 8 15 at his brother D F Spratt's home. Born June 15 1855 in Dewitt county Illinois he was 63. His family includes wife Narcissus Pritton five children Roe and four daughters and four siblings. Burial planned in Johnson cemetery Farmer City Illinois with Frank Spratt and Mrs Bige to accompany remains.
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Charles Albert Spratt
D. F. Spratt
Bright
Mr. Spratt
James
Elizabeth Spratt
Dewitt County
Ilinois
Narcissus Pritton
Mary Bige
Webster City
Iowa
Mae Shobe
Oral
South Dakota
Meurel Goehring
Grace Peck
New England
North Dakota
Roe
France
George Spratt
Iowa City
Frank Spratt
Fairfield
Kate Ketterman
Iola
Kansas
Mattie Spratt
Farmer City
Spratt
Carpenters Union of
Omaha
Nebraska
Moose Lodge
Low
Bige
Goehring
Ketterman
Illinois
Johnson Cemetery
Mrs. Bige
Peace Peace Rains christened by Old Settlers in tie
Last night friends of Mr and Mrs B F Rains gathered at their East Burlington home to christen their infant daughter Peace Rains. The Old Settlers Quartet named the baby after world peace with Belle as a secondary name Belle Peace Rains. Godfather Hiram Heaton led the ceremony and prayers. The event included poems, songs, talks and piano recitals, and concluded with refreshments and singing.
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B. F. Rains
East Burlington Street
Mr. Rains
Old Settlers’ Quartette
Quartette
Hiram Heaton
Belle
Liberty Belle Peace Rains
T. K. James
Henry Pumphrey
Belle Peace
H. C. Gage
Roy Emry
J. P. Starr
E. C. Bock
Marshall Chilcott
Bridges
A. Howard
Betty Bock
Paul Haney
Emry
The
Old Settlers’ Quartetie
Missing film misplaces itself in Orpheum feature
Tonight the Orpheum presents the feature film Missing which endured a miscue by getting lost on its way to the marquee. Patrons will be admitted as usual for the evening program.
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Orpheum
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