Discharged After Larceny Hearing In St Cloud Case
Charles T. Anderson accused waiter Duffy of stealing 72 dollars found missing after a day’s work. Both men lived on West Grant Street in the same house. Anderson, an insurance agent, reported the loss after discovering a hole in his pocket. Duffy denied finding the money. Hearing conducted with legal counsel W E Porter and S I McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Martz
Charles T. Anderson
West Grant Street
Anderson
St. Cloud
Ouffy
Nome
Park Cafa
W.E. Porter
8. I. McCracken
President Wilson disappointed by delays in conferences
President Wilson expresses disappointment over delays hindering preliminary conferences with British leaders. He traveled 3,000 miles from New Jersey to Washington, urging Lloyd George and A J Balfour to postpone vacations for his speedy return amid congressional needs. He plans Christmas in Paris then to join General Pershing’s troops at Chaumont and attend Sorbonne ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Washington
Lloyd George
A J. Balfour
Wilson
America
England
Paris
Perehing
Chaumont
Sorbonne
Four O'Clork
Versailles Garlier
Grand Amphitheatre
Altra Croiat
University of Paris
Commel
American Congress
Congress
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Red Cross enrollments include pig cat and horse
O J Hartsult enrolled his Liberty Pig followed by George Patterson who lists Saltese the Malta cat for Red Cross. Petress Hwinari on a top trotting mare owned by Haerty Alexander resides at James Castleton farm in Lexington Kentucky. The three animals are tied to Red Cross service through Liberty Pig committee and Lawrence chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. H. Hartsult
Red Cross
Haertsutt
George Patterson
Llberty
Tromo
Malta
Petress Hwinarion
Pennsylysnia
Harety Alexander
Lesington
James Keene
Lawrence Chapter
The
Red Crown
Enon Valley Mayor Faces Local Disorderly Incidents
John Peterson of Enon Valley was warned to depart town after a vacation in Ilkathla with over $100 on him and a $26 fine looming if he returns. Peter Smith was fined 10 and costs for intoxication. A warrant from Lorain, Ohio, led to John Shuster’s pickup for transport back to Lorain. Two Detroit youths seeking work were ordered out, and several drunks were lectured and dismissed by Mayor Newall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Enon Valley
Ilkathla City
Nita
John
Peter Smith
Mieh Hoazen
Luis
Actoosa Hia
Ilo
Gaye
Lorain, O
John Shuster
Loraliy
Detroit
Newall
Hoth
Another General Election Predicted Soon In England
Miss Pankhurst, speaking at Queens Hall, forecast another general election in Britain. She predicted a coalition majority when votes are counted, blaming Labour divisions and opposition from Liberal, Bolshevik and Sinn Fein factions. She warned Lloyd George may face a new election to counter these enemies of Britain and the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnon
Britian Isles
Chrisjtobal Pankhurst
Queens Hall
Miss.Pankhurst
House of Com
Dow
Libain
Senate May Change Peace Treaty Warns Lodge
Senator Lodge warns the Senate against attaching provisions for a league of nations to the peace treaty with Germany. He says prompt action is desired for peace and that adding a league could provoke long delays and amendments, risking the treaty and drawing divisions in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lodge
Crermany Ag
League of Nations
Germany
Wilson
Army discharge totals rise as Mancher reports steady flow
General Marek announced an average 30 900 daily discharges in the army service with 189 529 enlisted released in a week ending November 14. Sunless Student Army Training Corps reduced the daily average to about 10 000. By November 7 the number slated for discharge was 24 000 and later rose to over 990 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marek
Student Army Training Corps
Armia Thon
Cen
Ohn
Seria
Man Charged With Felonious Assault in Centre Street Fight
The Commonwealth prosecutes Frank Dieciel for felonious assault and battery against Pasquel Beneverca. Dieciel allegedly drew a knife during a quarrel near Centre Street and slashed Beneverca’s throat, leaving a severe scar. District Attorney Muse leads the commonwealth case with Assistants Citas EF Menard and M L Rabliavitz for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dieciel
Pasquel Beneverca
Emery
Centre Street
Ditdtel
Muse
Eali
Altarteys
Citas
Menard
M. L. Rabliavitz
New Counter Revolution Brewing in Germany
International News Service reports a counter revolution forming in Germany. General Ludendorff and Admiral von Tirpitz, once said to have fled, are believed to align with military plotters in a brewing crisis. Foreign Minister Lage Rantzau named new German foreign minister, replacing Solf and Kaase in the Ebert cabinet. Chancellor Stresemann reportedly may resign amid clashes with wartime councils in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umeh
Pee
Camarila i
Germany
Ludendorf
Admiral von Tirpita
Gto
Galt
Copenhagen
Denmark
Uiriel, KG
Mrachdorf-Rantzau Hay
Merlin
Ebert
Tuga Kaase
Solf
London
Kert
Warkmen'a
Soldlerg
Pounell
Herlin
Ajspalch
Geneva
Board of Trade enlarges plans for peace time enterprise
The New Castle Board of Trade mails the second issue of its Confidential Bulletin from the Greer Building. It notes a shift from war time matters to peace time industrial civic and commercial activities and outlines expansion of the Merchants' Division, a raw improvement campaign, reconstruction work, Red Cross aid, and the Liberty Building project. Influenza concerns are mentioned and a busy year is anticipated with weekly director meetings and monthly member gatherings resuming after the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Rel Cross
Board of Trade
British Troops Extend Occupation to Dusseldorff
An Amster dam dispatch quotes the Gazette stating British forces in Prussia have extended their occupation from Cologne to Dusseldorf, about 21 miles northwest of Cologne. The report is dated December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Sergien
Amster
Brush
Prussia
Calagne
Dusseldorff
Calogne
Gazette
Father And Son Injured By Recurring Truck Incident
In Litchfield Illinois on December 22 Louis Walser Jr. suffered a broken wrist when a delivery truck kicked. The following day his father attempted to restrain the vehicle and was hurt as well, described as hucking broncho in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternational News Service
Litchfield, II
Louis Walser, Jr
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions Notice
Hospital records show admissions including Mrs Elsie Sindener of Sptuen street and Mrs Dolly Sherr of Lafayetto street, with charges against Waller Bannon of Pittsburg, Pa and others listed in the Shenango Valley Hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Elsie. Sindener
Sptuen
Joe Lackley
County Ie
Frederick Tribby
East Egton
Dolly Sherr Lafayetto
Waller Bannon
Pittsburg
Real estate transfers and a morning house fire report
Realty transfers include John Magne in Bessemer and Norfo Vitlstarg Realty Co. to Thomas McCormick Shenango. other transfers noted. A fire on Johnston Tisher residence on Tack avenue caused damage with smoke and flames seen morning. Miss Clara Kelley of Lincoln visits Miss Misa Ross Mytinger of Buffalo for Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Magne
Bessemer
Eigsstmor
Pittsburg Co
Teranlit
Mud
Elwood
Norfo Vitlstarg Realty Co
Thomas McCormick
Shenango
Stumbaugh
Wylie Mein
Hesond
John Elliott Ly Mayne
Johnston Tisher
van Leasire Avent
Hox
Misa Ross Mytinger
Buffelo
New York
Clara i Kelley
Lincoln Agenua
White Gifts for the King at Central Presbyterian Church
Central Church presents a Sunday program titled White Gifts for the King with an 4:15 pm organ prelude and a sequence of sung and recited items. Participants include Miss Hthol Kauffman, Evelyn Winger, Kathryn Brothers, Esther Fisher, and the choir, with congregational singing and gift presentations throughout the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Hynn
Evelyn Winger
Kathryn Brothers
Salo
Alas Hlodwin Lewie Teestallon
Esther Fisher
Wallelujah Chcrts
Croton Avenue Church Seeks Special Offering Sermon Series Beginnings
Croton Avenue M. E. church led by Pastor Charles Campbell announces a 9 30 Sunday school with Rogers as superintendent and a special offering to cover expenses during the ban. The morning service opens a series on Christian Stewardship with the Stewardship of Prayer as subject. Class meets at noon. Leona Andrews leads Christian Democracy for America at 5. Epworth League lunch at 6 30 led by Lillian Armstrong. Evening service themes Christmas and No Room for Christ in the Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue M
Charles ©. Campbell
Ola. Rodgers
Centenary Movement of
Christian Democracy For America
Leona ‘Andrews
Epworth League
Lillian Armstrong
Christ
Bolshevik Propaganda Funds Reported Sent Abroad
The socialist Vorwaerts reports that twenty four million marks were sent by the Bolshevik envoy Jafto via Copenhagen to support propaganda. A majority of the funds remained with the Barlacks group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemlin
Copenhagen
Jafto
Benin
Vorwaerts
Barlacks Groun
Post Offices Seek 4.2 Million for Completion nationwide
Washington December 21 Secretary Glass urged Congress to approve 4 227 000 for completing about 106 post offices in diverse regions of the country. The move aims to accelerate postal service expansion with funds directed to finish construction and upgrades across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glass
Congress
Harbor Strike Averting Talks Under War Labor Board
New York December 21. The national war labor board led by ex President Taft and Basil Manley met to settle the threatened strike by about 25 080 marine workers at New York harbor. The board argued that its jurisdiction in labor disputes persists beyond the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International None Service
New York
National War Labor Board
Taft
Basil Manley
Harbor
Cruelty Grounds For a Divorce
Little Albert was granted a divorce from her husband, Charts Albert, by Judge Emery this morning on the grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Albert
Albert
Emery
Austria Asks Allies To Occupy Vienna
Zurich dispatch reports Austria again requests British French and American troops to occupy Vienna seeking allied force deployment amid postwar unsettled governance and occupation concerns in the Austrian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienna
Serviens
Zurich
Ten New Cases of Flu Reported Today
Ten new influenza cases were reported today by health departments for the previous twenty four hour period. Symptoms include cold areas with fever headaches and body pains. Cures suggested include Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Death notices and funeral services in Mn
Death notices report multiple funerals held for David B. Smith in Moody Avenue with Rev. Austin Rinker officiating and burial in Savannah cemetery. Additional notices include Martha Geraldine Miller a three year old who died of influenza, services at Croton Avenue and burial at Oak Park cemetery. Also recorded are David S. Marek and Vincenzo Pagliari obituaries with service details and graves at Graceland and St. Vitus cemeteries. A food inspector cites fish sellers in foreign districts for unsanitary displays and promises enforcement, while Mrs Mary A Taylor widow of John Taylor dies in Washington Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmiin
David BF. Smith
M. HW. Smith
Moody Avenue
Austin Rinker
Aaron L. Beckett
Earl Smith
Jerry Dlucher
Will Park
Mr. Alamerman
Frank Butler
Savannah
Martha Miller
Martha Geraldine’ Miller
Albert Miller
Croton Avenue
Frances
Oak Park
Senza Taglard Vincenzo Pagliari
Bernardino Pag Jari
Division Street
St. Vitus
Obituary fragment for Taylor family in Iowa city
A home in Des Moines Iowa is noted with a ten year old girl in the family. Mrs Taylor is survived by four children Mia Breckover of this city Mrs Roy Catt of Iowa Iowa Charles B Taylor of Omaha Neb and William A Taylor of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
Iowa
Sunday Meetings Start At Y M L A
A series of Sunday afternoon meetings for men begins on November 29 at Y M C A. Plans call for two to three gatherings monthly through the year with an orchestra, a men's chorus, a harp, and five talks by active men. Rev F A McAllister of First Baptist will speak on Something Hidden in Denmark in his customary direct style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Bec
M. Ibis
F. A. McAllister
First Baptist Church
Botten
Denmark
Red Cross Drive Seeks Missing Members Through Tag Day
Twenty three thousand dollars in red cross funds are raised as high school girls with soldier escorts conduct a tag day on the street to reach people not yet seen. Soldiers and jailers are asked to help and be courtesy members of the Lawrence chapter. Churches will receive enrollment blanks badges and buttons and a Red Cross solicitor will seek memberships after church services in the county drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Red Cross
Lewrenes
Slow Saty Division Lag Reported in Telegram
A telegram from division headquarters shows the Pennsylvania Delaware division lagging behind other sections in the drive. The exact reason is not known, but the fact of the delay is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satry Pennsylvania-Delawhea
Steel Plant Damaged Fire Destroys Equipment and Sparks
A steel plant suffered extensive damage from a fire that damaged finished material and in process work. Firefighters saved the structure, and investigators suspect a short circuit ignited burlap wrappings and sparking from rafters. Finishing rolls and electric motors were damaged. repairs to wiring and gear are expected. Francis Keefe, aviation department, Camp Lejeune veteran, returned home after honorable discharge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Duffy
Ontimue
Mencher
AIR Service
Military Camarilla
Counter Revolutionary Movement
NEW Foreign
Central Church
W. F. Dufford & CO
E. Washington Street
Edison
Columbia
the Bargain Home, Furnishers
Mr. Magee
Devid
South Mill Street
Ber_ b. PL Shafer
Chris- Wanchurch
Nate
Graceland Cemetery
Jt. &Aison
Welr
Artesta
Mary A. Taylor
John Taylor
A. Wrookovar
Ease Washinton Street
Y. Mlc. A
Her
Mcallister
Amnios Phond
Bell Phonie
S. Rice
NORTH
Francis Keefe
Aviation Department
Camp Les
Ans
Army
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