Quentin Roosevelt to rest in France
New York dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt plan to visit the grave of their son, Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt, killed in action over France. They protest any plan to move his body home, wishing the grave to remain as it is and to place a small marker afterward.
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Roosevelt
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Fceman
Uncle Sam
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The
Daily Journal
Food shipments to Austria planned by U S relief body
Paris reports a relief official says about 250000 tons of U S foodstuffs will be sent for Austria. Vessels under the United States Shipping Board will distribute supplies via the Belgium relief commission, with first steamers possibly leaving from several American ports via Gibraltar to Trieste. The government has purchased substantial flour and oats for immediate European famine relief.
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Paris
Schoenbrunn Palace
New York
United States
Austria
United States Shipping Board
Commission For Relief
Belgium
Gibraltar
Trieste
Produce Exchange
Europe
Illinois Odd Fellows Elect Springfield Leader
At the IllinoIs grand encampment annual convention Tuntine on James of Kankakee became grand patriarch, succeeding Walter J. North of Chicago who was elected grand representative. Charles W. Byers of Springfield was chosen grand junior warden, defeating B. A. Tudenott of Moline. Other officers include Samuel Erickson of Chicago as grand high priest, O. C. Forsmian of Carlyle as grand senior warden, and Charles D. Merritt of Salem as grand treasurer.
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Springfield
Til
Tuntineon James
Kankakee
Illnois
Walter J. North
Chicago
Charles W. Byers
BK. A. Tudenott
Moline
Samuel Erickson
O. C. Forsmian
Carlyle
Charles D. Merritt
Salem
Mann in Hospital at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore
Representative James R. Mann of Illinois Republican floor leader is an inpatient at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He arrived from Washington for physician examinations and tests as Congress adjourns. Mann previously stayed at Hopkins about a year ago and was discharged cured.
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Baltimore
James R. Mann
Ilinois
House
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington
Congress
Mann
Hopkins
Senate probe widens on army contract awards
Washington reports charges of partiality in awards of enamel ware contracts to Standard Sanitary Manufacturing of Pittsburgh and other cities prompting a wider Senate Military Subcommittee inquiry. Testimony involving Maj. J.C. Me Cubbin of the Quartermaster Corps has been referred to the War Department.
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Washington
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Senate
J.C. Me. Cubbin
Quartermaster Corps
War Department
MEN-THO-EZE for cold relief from chest to lungs.
A 1920s style remedy promotes goose grease and turpentine under MEN THO EZE with menthol peppermint and wintergreen. It claims double action from external chest application and inhaled oils, promising relief in 20 minutes. Sold in opal jars 30c and 60c, via druggists or by mail from Fort Dodge Iowa.
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China
Japan
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Republican senators adopt reconstruction resolution in Washington
A conference of Republican senators unanimously approved a resolution declaring Congress should assert its constitutional functions and legislate on reconstruction. They also backed a plan for congressional investigation and handling of the reconstruction issue. Debate touched on President Wilsons takeover of express and cable lines after the armistice, but no action was taken.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Corn for sale sought by county agent and meetings noted
Farmers urged to contact County Agent H. G. Ferguson at Fairfield with amount quality and price of corn available in Iowa s southwestern region. Notices also list upcoming events including Iowa Sheep Breeders Wool Growers meeting Ottumwa November 27 International Live Stock Exposition Chicago November 30 December 7 first Mid Western Horticultural Exposition Des Moines December 10 13 and a vacant month start at 207 E Hempstead St plus rental ads for a six room and a nine room house with furnishings and utilities in a local area.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Iowa Sheep Breeders’ and Wool Growers’ Association
Commercial Club Rooms
Ottumwa
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Des Moines
British Land at Gallipoli Under Fire and Occupy Forts
Salanthi reports British forces landed at dusk on Gallipoli after moving past shell-pocked ground and using former hulks as stepping stones. They occupy forts along the lower Dardanelles, with 200 cannons and large munitions and gasoline reserves of German origin handed over.
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Salanthi
Gallipoli Point
Dardanelles
Government clerks exam notices Iowa positions
Government exams announced for November 16 and December 7 with salaries up to 1200 dollars. Experience is not required. Men and women seeking government positions should write for free details. J. Leonard, former Civil Service Examiner, 275 Kenilworth Building Washington 321 7.
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Iowa
J. ©. Leonard
Civil Service
Kenois Building
Washington
For Sale Notices in People’s Column
A collection of short sale notices for livestock stocks including a full blood Chester White hog one year old with papers, five shares in First National Bank, fifty De laine sheep, a Ful-blood Durae Jersey male hog, equity in 100 foot South Park frontage, Blackwood in Pleasant Plain Iowa, a Ford Roadster and a Ford touring car, and a four room house for rent on North Main Street with contact names and phone numbers.
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First National Bank
J. S
Kenney
South Park Addition
Journal
Blackwood
Horace Parcell
Pleasant Plain
Iowa
Star Garage
A. J. Smith
North Main Street
Joe Hickinbottom
Welcome for Diaz and Badoglio in Rome crowd cheers
In Rome on November 20 General Diaz and General Badoglio arrived to an immense welcome. Premier Orlando, cabinet members, and lawmakers greeted them at the station, and the leaders were acclaimed along their route through the city by a large crowd.
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Rome
Diaz
Badoglio
Orlando
Swiss closes Alsace frontier after armistice
Berne Nov 20 Swiss authorities ordered the frontier along the southern border of Alsace closed until the area is occupied by allied troops. The move followed the collapse of the German frontier police after the armistice permitting mixed German troops to approach the boundary.
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Berne
Alsace
For Rent Notices From Davis Lunch Room Area
Two cottages available soon and immediately. One five room cottage with gas for cooking ready December first. Another six room cottage vacant now. Enquiries at Davis Lunch Room, 384 East Grimes and C.
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Davis
Wanted notices for farm and trade opportunities
Wanted work for a young girl contact phone 4549. WANTED work on a farm by a married man with small family Archie Tomkins 308 W Grimes 38120. WANTED to trade 100 equity in two lots for a good cow address Y care of the Journal 3322.
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Archie Tomkins
W. Grimes
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