Armistice prolonged as talks shift toward terms
Farle Feb 3 Marshal Foch leaves Treves to discuss renewal conditions for the armistice. Indications point to an indefinitely prolonged truce with hostilities ready on short notice if Germany breaches terms. Expected changes include tighter economic pressure, stronger Allied military control, and Germany limited to about twenty divisions.
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Farle
Marshal Foch
Trevés
Germany
Poand
Linformation
Westphal
Uhr
Unusual Philadelphia Mint Scene During Coin Test
Philadelphia officials describe a test of 1915 coin production as government inspectors observe massive coin piles and a fire-driven silver dollar process. The visit includes tours by Ed Orr and Mr. Bauer and meetings with local officers.
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Philadelphia
Ay Commission
Hean
King Ferdinand Wounded in Bucharest Bombardment
Vienna dispatch reports King Ferdinand wounded when the royal palace in Bucharest was bombarded by revolutionists The royal family tried to flee toward Iassy but workmen blocked the escape The revolution is said to be spreading through the country
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Copenhagen
Ferdinand
Bucharest
Vienna
Cologne
Jassy
Counyr
Vocational training aids disabled soldiers in salvage effort
Dr. C A Prosser head of the federal board for vocational education warns against well meaning but mistaken help for disabled veterans. government financed training offers up to 305 monthly while in training plus support for families, with 400 occupations available nationwide. cases evaluated on merit to develop the best in each man.
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Washington
C. A. Prosser
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Congress
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Tigers Continue Victorious in Valley Play
The Missouri Tigers basketball team rides a seven game win streak toward another Valley championship. They defeated Iowa State College Ames, Washington University St. Louis, and the University of Kansas twice each, with a seventh win over William Jewell College of Liberty.
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Tigers
University of Missouri
Iowa State College of Ames
University of Kansas
William Jewell College of Liberty
University of Missouri farmer codes cost accounting system
R. M. Green of the Extension Farm Management Department at the University of Missouri establishes a cost accounting system for the Bagley farms located in 4h Stoddard and Butler counties. The farms cover 4,00 acres.
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R. M. Green
The
University of Miraouri
Bagley Farms
Stoddard
Butler
Deportation Writs for 49 Aliens Issued in New York
Federal writs of habeas corpus were issued at the Waldorf Astoria at the request of Socialists seeking to block deportation of 54 aliens held at Ellis Island. The action followed secret meetings as radicals feared the wholesale deportations amid a broad anti Bolshevik crackdown.
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New York
JaGve John C. Knox
Waldorf- Astoria
Ellis Island
Caroline Lowe
Chicago
Cheago
I. WW. W
Reds
Seymour Steiman
Scott ‘Nearing
Federal District Court
Park Avenue
Stedavin
Deporcationaf
Woman Suffrage Bill Passes House in Jefferson City
The House passed a bill granting women the right to vote after a vote of 122 to the day. Absent members included Blades Montgomery Wigel Noyes Dawson McMillan Neyile Settle and Triesler. The article notes Vice President and Saunders not specified and references local officials.
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Efferson City
Connde
George ‘ Noyes
D. Dawson
New Madrid
James McMillan
Greene
J. GH. Neyile
Douplag
Rank
Settle
Plitte
Louis E. Triesler
de Loufs
Late Wire Flashes From The Nation
New York reports Joseph Tinsdai president of Missouri State Life Insurance Company died in Belvize Hospital from influenza. Washington notes the revenue bill conference report adopted without a roll call. A Moscow martyr’s wife to tell the Senate of Bolshevik knowledge. Mrs Metal Summers widow of Madden Simmars, consul in Moscow during the rebellion.
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William Ross Dixon
Ross Dixon
Woodland Hospital
Ody
Onxland Cemetery
New York
Joseph ‘Tinsdai
Missouri, State Life Insurance Company
St.Louis
Belvze ‘Hospital
Washington, D.C
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Penate
Washington
Moscow
Senate Committee
Isha
Metal Summers
Madden Simmars
Salvation sermon mix of praise and plans in Washington
A church revival program titled Best Brand of Salvation features Dr Boying and Dr Boving as speakers with gospel singing by Temple Stephens, Miss Eleanor and Mrs Staley. The schedule includes Friday sermons by Dr McGinley and Dr Wright, a Women’s Missionary meeting, and a discussion on salvation and the Good Shepherd.
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Boving
Coates Street
Temple Stephens
Boying
Gus
Washington, D., C
Eleanor
Bovng
Bessie Staley
Stephens
Aub Women's Missionary
Senate
W. L. Barr
Fisk Avenue
Smares
Robert
Woolley
Interstate
Commierce
Missioner
C. McGinley
Kansas City
Wright
Dr Thos Fleming Returns Home From War Service
Dr. Thos Fleming passed through town en route to Plattsburg MO to reunite with his wife and newborn Attic daughter. He appears healthy after overseas service and plans to travel back to Moberly with his family. Earl Cameron, tied to pneumonia since last Friday, remained at Newman Hardware and showed improvement this morning.
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Thos. Fleming
Plattsburg
Plattaburg
Moberly
Earl’ Cameron
Newman Hardware Company
Jane Weading Announces Secret War Scout Romance
Jesea Morgan formerly of Moberly now in Gan Molnes is cited as Uncle Sam’s recruit. After service he returned home to civilian life and wed last June. Des Moines residents in the Beverly colony describe Mrs. Morgan as delightful while noting his long kept secret. Morgan now works for Herring Motor in London. A separate Britain report states boycotts against Germany have failed to unite despite local demands, with hotel associations in England France and Belgium boycotting Germans.
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Jane Weading
Jesea Morgan
Gan Molnes
Sam
U. S
New York
Des Moines
Mrs. Morgan
Jesse
Herring Motor Company
London
British Associated Chambers of Commerce
Germany
Eigland
France
Belgium
Engineer Morgan Injured in City Wreck
Des Moines engineer Morgan, also known as Wee Di Morgan, remains confined to bed with a broken heel after a wreck about five weeks ago. He will need several more weeks before he can use the injured limb.
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Engineer Morgan
Wee “di Morgan
Des Moines
Mr. Morgan
Weather Update Forecast Icy Cold and Flurries
The bulletin notes snow flurries and much colder tonight. Tomorrow expected to be fair and colder with westerly gales this afternoon and diminishing tomorrow.
Glass Opposes Enforcement Duty for Bureau of Internal Revenue
Secretary Glass writes Representative Carlin that placing wartime prohibition enforcement under the Internal Revenue Bureau would overburden the tax agency and harm administration of tax laws. He urges the committee to recognize the distinction and avoid adding enforcement to revenue duties.
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Fab
Glass
Congress
Aatter
Carlin
House Judiciary and Communttee
Iit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal ‘Revenue Bureau
Department
Gard
Onic
South Carolina
Burlington Not to Build This Year Says Officials
The Democrat reports Burlington officials deny earlier claims that work on the cut off between Monroe City and Moberly would begin in early spring. Leases for right of way are being drawn for land access this season. Minor work may occur at Madigan and Moberly, with grading likely starting early in 1920. The Women's Missionary Society of Coates Street Presbyterian will meet Friday at 2:50 p.m. at Mrs Warren Barr’s home.
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Burlington
Monroe ‘City
Moberly
Beimg
Madigan
Manres City
The
Women’s. Missionary Society of the
Coates Street
Presbyterian Church
Warren Barr
Fisk Ayes
Vocational Education Convention opening in Jeflarson
Feb 20 to 23 will host the twelfth annual National Society for Vocational Education convention in Jefferson City with nearly 1 000 delegates, educators and labor representatives. Leaders argue wartime gains justify making vocational education a systemwide part of schooling. Saloon licenses in the state shift to a monthly plan as McAllister approves. municipalities expect increased revenue as prohibition nears six months away.
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City
The
National Society
Davy
Industrey
Jefferson City
Fet
Usit
McAllister
French push for international army station in France
Paris and Washington debate a League of Nations police force as the peace conference reviews the draft charter. President Wilson signals progress but says completion will occur after his return to the United States. Representatives discuss a multinational military naval balance with France seeking an international force and opposition from the United States and Britain.
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League of Nations
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Ean
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Faris
Oeague of Nations
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Jengu Protective - Seréen
Vassar Allows Smoking After Student Vote
An armistice at Vassar College ended a dispute over smoking among the students. The decision prohibits smoking in dormitories while allowing it elsewhere on campus. About 1100 girls attend Vassar, with roughly one quarter smoking previously. The three quarters opposed smoking, and trustees had not acted before the vote.
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New, York
Vassar
Col
Johnson
Jo C. Palmer
Blegs
Vrealth
Vassar College
Pittsburg Bank Closes Doors After Alleged Embezzlement
Pittsburg Pa February 13 19xx Park Bank closes its doors after an embezzlement scheme totaling about 50000 is alleged Swartz cashier is under arrest in Mercy Hospital with a mental breakdown under guard and charges preferred by bank directors.
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poFebe Park
Bank
Pittsburg
Swartz
Swarts
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