Peace Council Forced Out of Hudson by Mob
Hudson Wisconsin August 31 security officials report a mob of about 1000 escorted the Peace Council crew from Hudson after a mass meeting protesting the conference. Charles Kruse Florence Margolies and four women left by train to Minneapolis amid threats but no injuries. authorities urged quiet.
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People’s Peace Council
Williams
Charles Kruse
New York Brotherhood Welfare Association
Florence Margolies
New York
Workers’ Council
N. ©. Varnum
Condit
Miss Margolies
Kruse
Varnum
Minneapolis
Peace Council
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fargo
People’s Council of America
Louis P. Lochner
Council
William FE. Williams
Minnesota
Burnquist
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
Twin Cities
Conference of the People’s Council For Democracy and Peace
Nudson
St. Madison
Philipp
People’s Conference
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Patent medicine advertisement claims the Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder issues for men and women and regulates children's bladder health. It promises a two month supply for $1 by mail and urges sending sworn testimonials to Dr EK W. Hall in St. Louis.
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Texas Wonder
EK W. Hail
Olive St
St. Louis
Adv
Report Bond Bill in House Saturday
Washington Aug 31 The 11 538 945 640 war bond and certificate bill will be favorably reported to the house Saturday in nearly the form shown to the ways and means committee by Secretary McAdoo and likely passed next Wednesday. Republican opposition vanished as administration leaders agreed to minor compromises and plans for early senate action after the revenue bill.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
McAdoo
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Keeley asserts Germany backed Mexico intervention plot
Chicago publisher James Keeley testified in Washington that he read a London editorial claiming Germany proposed joint action with Britain to end the Monroe Doctrine and allow German influence in Central and South America. He relayed a British official’s account of a German ambassador seeking talks before the war but England declined.
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Washington
James Keeley
Chicago
Gerard
Germany
Great Britain
Mexico
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Keeley
England
Central
South America
United States
Peace Note To German People Circulated if Needed
Washington reports that unless evidence shows Wilson's note rejecting the pope's peace proposals has circulated in Germany steps will be taken to ensure the document reaches a large German audience. Secretary Lansing indicated neutrals' papers would likely carry it into Germany and, if blocked, alternative methods would be used.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
United States
Berlin
Lansing
State Department
Benedict
Vatican
Japan in War to Stay Says Ishii in Senate
Viscount Ishii, Japan’s special envoy, told the Senate Japan will remain in the war and fight alongside the United States to a victory. He praised Jefferson and the American ideal, saying Japan’s national life is like a vast family united by natural development, not armed force.
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Japan
Senate
Viscount Ishii
America
Thomas Jefferson
Saulsbury
Marshall
Brief Personal Notices From Local Digest Highlight Travels and Visits
J J Moriarity and daughters Nora and Mrs Forrest Knipe of Oklahoma left for Des Moines for his regular trip while the girls visit friends and relatives Miss Juanita Nichols returned from Davenport and Miss Ethel Burns came back from St Louis after a four week stay Mr and Mrs E P Little vacationing in Elmwood Miss Sue Thorrington of Perkins Engineering to Memphis for a week Edward and F G Hapke go to St Louis Labor Day visit Edward Hapke’s son and family William Channon Charles Eaton and Willis Blakeslee drove to Payson for old settlers’ picnic They visited St Vincent’s home and Blessing hospital visitors Mrs E Swan arrives from Mt Sterling to visit Ruth Swan at Blessing Hospital Mamie Obrien returns to Chicago from her aunt’s home 644 Vine Street Read Delaplain’s ads on pages 10 and 3 Mrs Hr Swanson and two children Ruth and William of Hannibal Mo visited Quincy Miss Mandie Boch of Canton returned home from Clara Loncker’s home 505 1/2 South Eighth Street Snyder’s Taxi listed Mrs Jacob Ruth Sr and Jr left for St Louis after visiting Quincy Robert Treland of 1633 12 Maine Street to Colorado for state school of mines Dr and Mrs Ireland accompany him to Hannibal Mae and Julia Kappel of St Louis visiting Bernard Boessing home 719 Ohio Street Mr and Mrs J E McNutt weekend with George McNutt Payson Mrs Kenner Seaton to Aurora to visit Robert Hunsaker brother Daniel Hunsaker and wife of Camp Point Rev L C Mauck East End Christian Church left for a brief engagement
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E. P. Little
Elmwood
Sue Thorrington
Perkins Engineering Company
Memphis
Edward
F. G. Hapke
St. Louis
Edward Hapke
Arthur Hapke
William Channon
Charles Eaton
Willis Blakeslee
Payson
Old Settlers
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
E. Swan
Mt. Sterling
Til
Ruth Swan
Blessing Hospital
Mrs. Swan
Mamie Obrien
Julia Obrien
Vine Street
Chicago
Wdeaplain
Hr. Swanson
Ruth
William
Hannibal
Quincy
Swanson
Margaret Kelley
St. Vincent's
Mandie Boch
Canton
Clara Loncker
South Eighth Street
Snyder
Jacob Ruth
Jacob Ruth, Jr
Robert Treland
J. W. Ireland
Maine Street
Colorado
State School of Mines
Bernard Boessing
Ohio Street
J. E. McNutt
McNutt
George McNutt
Kenner Seaton
Aurora
Robert Hunsaker
Daniel Hunsaker
Camp Point
Ill
Funeral Route Alters Weekend Services in Coatsburg
In Coatsburg Dr. will conduct a funeral Thursday afternoon and proceed to Columbus for a second funeral service. Rev Mauck will not return until early next week. No Sunday morning church services, only Sunday school and Christian Endeavor in the morning and evening. The annual Sunday school picnic of...
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Columbus
Mr. Mauck
Christian Endeavor
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