Authorities and Placed In Jail. TMSURGENT CHIEF STILL AT LIBERTY
In San Antonio Ripolito Villa, brother of Francisco Villa, was seized from a Southern Pacific train by federal authorities and jailed. Reports from El Paso say Mexico's de facto government expanded civil and military control across territory recently surrendered by Villa followers. Generals Trevino Obregon Ochoa and Rodriguez were mentioned with shifting positions, while Villa’s exact whereabouts remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Ripolito Villa
Francisco Villa
Southern Pacific
EL Paso
Mexico
Villa
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Avaro Obregon
Sonora
Nogales
Juarez
Manuel Ochoa
Andraes Garcia
Jose Rodriguez
Casas Grandes
Ochoa
Texas Wonter Kidney and Bladder Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Texas Wonter as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It promises cures for men women and children and offers mail order for $1 with a two month supply per bottle. Dr FW Hall of St Louis urges purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
FW. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Uphold road bond issue in Vermilion County
Springfield Ill Dec 22 Vermilion County's 1.5 million bond issue for state aided hard roads connecting towns with Danville was upheld as valid by the supreme court in Goodwin et al versus Vermilion County Olmstead et al The court rejected arguments of constitutional indebtedness limits and held the board acted within authority affirmed the trial court decree denying the bill for equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Vermilion County
Danville
Supreme Court
John Goodwin
County of
Vermilion
John Olmstead
Board of Supervisors
Community concert by Fifth Infantry band Sunday
A Sunday program at 3 o clock in the new Armory by the Fifth Infantry band features a novel children’s benefit. A Christmas tree decorates the hall center with a play area for children. free admission for accompanied kids. Miss Mae Tresther, soprano, will sing as doors open at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Infantry Band
Mae Tresther
Grand Orient Order Receives Twenty Four New Members
In Baylis on December 22 twenty four new members were welcomed by the Grand Orient Order, expanding a group of 125. Despite unpleasant weather the session was well attended, degree work was satisfactory, and a banquet followed in the Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenady
Baylis
Grand Orient Order
Odd Fellows Hall
London Notes Signal Sharper Tone in Austria Note
The London press leads with the second American note to Austria and the Varna reports, noting a sharpened tone and possible moves toward Constantinople. Western front gains by French actions in the Vosges and large prisoner numbers. Australian reflections use Gettysburg rhetoric on Gallipoli. Reichstag talk triggers peace-hope speculation. German socialist split noted. In Chicago, State’s Attorney Hoyne declines to prosecute Dr. Hanselden over Baby Bollinger case. Henry Schuering hospitalized and Mrs. Schuering dead.
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London
Austria
Varna
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Hartmans-Weilerkopf
Vosges
West Front
Champagne-Loos
Citcago
Maclay Hoyne
Harry J. Hanselden
Baby Bollinger
Lucey
Hoyne
Grand Jury
No Division On Army Bills In House Of Commons
London December 22 The house of commons passed two bills to extend the life of parliament by eight months and to raise the British army to four million men both measures passing without division. The army bill was approved after a fourteen hour committee session with brief debate thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Britain
H. J. Tennant
War Office
Asquith
Manifesto From English Bankers on Britain's War Finances
A manifesto signed by leading English bankers headed by George Anderson of the Bank of England urges citizens to recognize the national financial effort required in war. It asserts allies have greater mobilizable resources and that victory hinges on fully funding vast armies and munitions being produced globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Gallipoli
Lincoln
Great Britain
David Lloyd George
Newcastle
Reichstag
London
George Anderson
Bank of England
Berlin Press Sees Victory In Turkish Evacuation
Berlin reports the British evacuation of Suvla and An Burnu as a key turning point tied to restored Germany Turkey communications. Turks lauded for bravery, Ottoman defense, while analysts say no strategic gain for Entente and Saloniki troop movements may aid Central Powers. Reverend Trueblood plans southern trip with wife for hearth relief.
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Germany
Copenhagen
Socialist Party
Reichstag
Berlin
London
Suvla
An Burnu
Turkey
Turk
Lincoln School Show Delights Patrons With Films
Last night at Lincoln School two programs of motion pictures drew many attendees. Lieut Hugh of King oversaw the event, and the films earned favorable notices from patrons and officials. The proceeds will be shared among five rooms of the building to purchase new pictures and wall decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincsin
Hugh of King
Foley's Honey and Tar Croup Remedy Endorsed by Customer
Recommendation for Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for croup coughs hoarseness and bronchial trouble. W C Allen of Rose Ley Mo testifies it helped four children and is the best cough and croup medicine he has used over eight to ten years. Miller and Arthur Drug Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W. C. Allen
Roseley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Suburban News Roundup From Galesburg Area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Holmes of Galesburg visit Mrs Holmes father Geo Q Henrams Elmer K Disselhoorst is sick with the grip Mrs A Sapp called to Quincy to see her brother ill at Blessing hospital with pneumonia H L Lombard leaves for Canton where he becomes third trick operator R C Cowperthwaite of Bardolph relieves him at Eubanks Miss Amanda Dedert confined at home with grip Mrs Bert Mulling and son visit sister in law Mrs Pearl Howard in Macomb Washington school entertainment Dec 17 postponed to Jan 4 Christmas exercises at Ellington Presbyterian church on Thursday night Dec 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Holmes
Galesburg
Geo. Q.henerans
Holmes
Elmer K. Disselhorst
A. Sapp
Quincy
Blessing Hospital
H. L. Lombard
Canton
R. C. Cowperthwaite
Bardolph
EU Banks
Amanda Dedert
Sunshine Returns as Local Family Visits
Mrs Dollie Gray and son Kenneth of Kansas visit her parents George Callahan and wife. Hogs were delivered at Barry Tuesday. Frank McClain confined to bed with la grippe. Mrs Dave Hofmeister returned from Barry after illness from C A Hofmeister. A trained nurse from Quincey cares for him. Albert Klassing returned from the north husking corn. Blacksmith busy during icy spell shooing horses. Neighbors shop in Barry for Nmas. Several nearby schools prepare for Nmal entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Gray
Kenneth
Kansas
George Callahan
Barry
Frank McClain
la Grippe
Dave Hofmeister
C. A. Hofmeister
Quincey
Albert Klassing
Nmas
Nmal
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State Department
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Mao Taa Sen Gel Mei A
Mea Orate
Vermillion County
Ing
Fifth Infantry Organization
Armory
Young
London Press
Henry Schuering
Locust Street
North Eighth Street
Parliament
Saloniki
J. W. Trueblood
United Brethren Church
Lincoln School
Tenk Hdw. Co
Croup
Louvre
Paris
Vienna
Cochrane Art Gallery
Washington, D. C
Art Institute of Chicago
Museum of Fine Arts
New York City
Arthur Jerome
News OF Suburbs
Eubanes, Ill
Kingston, III
Rudy B. Kiefer
Belasco Theatre
Hampshire Street
Ormoustiv
Kuppenhemer
Roger Peet & Co
Clotherall
Teg
Yorke
Stetson
Acon
Aioeteg
Jase
Tleavy
Price
Young Men's
Seeberger - Harmon
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