Polygamy Debate Sparks German Policy Shift
A Chicago Daily News wire reports that Germany endorses polygamy as part of state policy. The foreign secretary denies Lord Cecil's claim of an adopted plan to introduce polygamy, while Amsterdam papers circulate pamphlets praising the idea as a moral and social restructuring aligned with German views.
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Chicago
Daly News
Magus
Gey Inman
von Iuebiemann
Argo
Lord Cecil
Germany
Livy
Tomineres Vewspaper
Amsterdam
Cologne
Uvenla
Waltian
Wang
Wilton Fans Prepare For Davenport All-Star Visit
Wilton hosts Davenport All-Star tomorrow in the opening double bill with Oswego. Davenport boasts Freeman and Steggu, former New York City players, while Wilton plans lineup tweaks including Lane, Carlisle, Pentser, Eltman, and Howell as possible starters. The game begins at night, with fifty reserved seats for locals and fans.
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Pp-Rblver
Quinytel
Geo. Volget
Muskles
Davenport
Freeman
Steuglu
New York City
Oswego
Tcals
Tom Ari
Thompson
Shick
Onter
Sweagle
Blynck
N'Alock
Wilton
Wilton High School
Burleson Proposes Dismantling Postal Employee Unions
Postmaster General Burleson urges Congress to repeal the law allowing postal workers to organize and affiliate with outside bodies. He warns that union influence could pressure lawmakers, boost salaries, and threaten service while noting a rise in postal savings and a record auditable supply. He calls for expanded government control of communications and reforms to improve postal efficiency.
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Washington
Dec
General Burlegon
Congress
Polisics
Yes
Dak
Otside
Tr Py
Hi UG
Galeries
Jar
Burlesox
Mio Post Office Department
Railroads and government operation debated by editorials
The editorial argues that the war effort requires efficient rail service under private management. It rejects immediate government takeover, noting railroads have operated well under existing limits. It warns that a shift to government operation risks unproven failures and would disrupt private funding rather than grant relief.
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Congress
Heratora
Omergo Tribune
The Evening Story of Mildred and the Old Composer
Dorothy Towglas presents a romantic tale of Mildred a young singer tied to a gifted old composer. As her haunting airs draw a lonely struggle for money and recognition, her music binds to a soldier nephew and a family love that unlocks hidden genius.
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David
Jull
Soliiar
Hari
Mildred
Ake
Sears
Elilmea
Abe
Ae Gmilné
Tate
Esué
Ane
Apult
Selaw
Cure claimed for catarrh with constitutional treatment
Readers are offered a 100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh in all stages. The ad promotes internal use to purify blood and support the body's defenses, with testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for Cheney Co. Contains assurance of cure or money back.
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Efail
Hall
Catarin Medicing
Fj, Cheney & CO
Toleem
Ohio
Seld Oy All Druguist
Jewish Zionist Series in Sunday School Times on Palestine
The Sunday School Times publishes a sensational yet sober scriptural series on Zionism and the Jewish restoration of Jerusalem. Elisha M. Middman and Max Reich discuss Jewish and Christian interpretations, with seven pages of Schofield’s history to follow. A free specimen copy is offered via mail in Philadelphia.
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Palestine
Hay
Jerusalem
Scheot Times
Elisha M. Miidman
Tia University
Jnnist Society
New York
Christian Hebbrew
Max I. Reich
Auto Thieves Plead Guilty In County Case
Mary Holley a young Chicago girl linked to auto thefts and hides stolen from a Sugarland farmer pleaded arraignment and was dismissed by the court. Trusse Broun and J. Huff confessed to signing for the stolen autos and hides and await sentence. Delmar A. Goraddock admitted larceny in a hog deal and intoxicants charges. B J McMullen and Raymond Likans bound over for riding in a stolen car and case sent to grand jury.
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Mary Holley
Chicasgo
Trusse] Broun
J. 2. Huff
MM. F. Deguegan
Luda
Chicago Ag
Chicago
Muscatine County
Mary Haley
Anaute
Walter Paterson
Wairport
Cage
Craddock
Delmar A. Goraddock
William Sheppard
Tucadar
B. J. McMullen
Reymond Likans
Chisago
Albert Lew
Mint
Shorin
R. F. Whey
Jesse Foster
Grand
Death summons Mrs Ida Lutzke after brief illness
Mrs Ida Lutzke of 402 Lee Street died at 2 45 PM following a month long illness. She had been in Bellevue Hospital a month earlier and was hospitalized again a week ago. She suffered apoplexy for over a month. death came unexpectedly. Her husband, Mr Lutzke employed at the Boston Shop Stop, is the sole survivor. She was about sixty years old.
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Dorothy Towglas
NeChire! Nawanarer Syndicate
Mildrad
Jfhaila
Mudle
David Ward
Iacildpad
Ida, Giltake
Lee Street
Basten
Jazz Dance Set at Armory Hall With Sears Tage Orchestra
The Sears Tage orchestra, a new local ensemble, has been secured for a big jazz dance at Armory Hall tonight. Jazz music will be played throughout the evening as many local followers of the entertainment seek the chance to dance and enjoy the event.
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Armory Hall
Sears Tage
Diveannart
Terpsittorian
Arkere
Uxdé
Templars Plan Big Affair With Dinners And Degrees
Arrangements publicized for a Knights Templar event by the Ds Commandery to be held tomorrow. The program includes conferral of the degrees in the Asylum, a banquet at Motel Muscatine, and further work in the Knight Templar order. A series of special meetings aims to complete the work before the nineteenth of the month.
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Knight of Malta
Muscatine
Order of Thy Temple
Dograe
Riemeke
Raptein
Tacks Tits
Jaal
Dur Bng
Dur Bng the Pays
PLAN OBSEQUIES FOR MRS MEYER IN ILLINOIS TOWN
Funeral plans for Mrs Caroline W Meyers Meyers a longtime resident of Yeary Township Rock Island County Illinois announced today. She died yesterday morning after months of illness from arteriosclerosis. Born in Germany July 8 she came with her parents as a child. Survived by eight children including William Albert George John Willian Anna Minnie Nellie and many others of nearby towns. Continuous services likely from the family residence Saturday afternoon in Yeary Township.
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Caroline W. Meyers
Jon
Yeary Township
Rock Island County
Meyers
Germany
Sway 2Loner
Caroling Wy. Mteyarn
Frederick Kranz
Wan Horn
Im Meyers
William Meyers
Heuniebal
Missouri
Albert Meyer
Oklahoma
Riehslager
Henry G. Moyers
Brotherhood Banquet Opens Winter Series at First Presbyterian
Attendance marked the opening banquet of the winter series held by the Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church. The meal was served by the women, and Tanies A. St. John shared tales of Oxford University life, recounting experiences with Yale scholars. The plan calls for a monthly banquet with a guest speaker each early week.
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Abunt
First Presbyterian Church
Tanies A. St. Jonn
Oxford University I
Turing Ls
Luearotharhood
Victim's Body to Be Buried in Bast
A city undertaker reports the mother of Jato Snyder, killed by a foot train, has ordered the body be sent to Harrlie burg for burial. The details were given in Bast today as the family arranged funeral proceedings.
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Leiparé
Atulissi
Hosiness
Jato Snyder
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