Kentucky leaders back Edwin P Morro as VP candidate
Kentucky Republicans move to groom Vy Pray Edwin P Morrow as a vice presidential candidate. A. T. Hert, national committeeman and convention chair, directs arrangements for the national convention next June. Live cattle exports to England began in 1861 but became a steady trade years later.
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Morrow
Louisville
Republic
Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
A. T. Hert
England
America
Foreig n trade balance tops four billion in 1919
Secretary of Commerce Alexander called 1919 a year of remarkable growth in American trade, estimating the 1919 balance at about four billion dollars. He warned that 1920 could face tighter European markets and urged freer exchange and credit to sustain high exports while noting domestic and social challenges ahead.
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Washington
Alexander
Department of Commerce
Attorney Arrested For Talking With Prisoners
Geo Vandeveer of Seattle, attorney for the national I W W, was arrested in Vancouver Washington on a charge of talking with prisoners in the county jail without court consent. The offense is a penal act in Washington. Also noted is a report that Bahia Brazil yields black diamonds, and a specimen reportedly sold for twenty thousand dollars.
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Attorne
T. Vancouver
Wash
Geo. Vandeveer
Seattle
National Organization of I. W. W
Washington
Bahia
Brazil
Mrs Vester Pleads Not Guilty in Brown Murder Case
Mrs Cecile Vester, charged with complicity in the murder of J Stanley Brown son of a former Detroit manufacturer, pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Mount Clemens justice court. She demanded an eres religations which was set for Saturday.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Cecile Vester
J. Stanley Brown
Detroit
Vester
Brown's Auction Closes Saturday as Holmes Family News
Brown's Auction ends in two days. Rev. Earl Cook plans to resume Sunday services at the Unitarian church. Milton Bitter returns to Columbia Missouri to resume work at the University of Missouri. James Carlyle Scott visits Quincy from Princeton Michigan before returning home. Lettie Gay leaves Quincy to visit Villa Grove then Champaign. Alfred Peters heads east for engagements in eastern playhouses. George Whitmire of Edina and Mrs Kraft and family visit Chicago. A newborn son arrives to Mr. and Mrs. George Whitmire at Blessing Hospital.
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Brown
Earl Cook
Unitarian Church
Milton Pitter
J. W. E. Bitter
State Street
Columbia
University of Missouri
James Carlyle Scott
Princeton
Gem City Business College
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
Broadway
South Side
Christmas Savings
Quincy
Lettie Gay
Rockport
Villa Grove
Frank van Doren
University of Illinois At
Champaign
Alfred Peters
East
George Whitmire
Edina
Reception for pastor Rev Edwin Priest at church
The Christian church held a Wednesday evening reception for Rev Edwin Priest and his family after his recent call to the pastorate. A large crowd attended and the program was enjoyed. Nearby residents and relatives were mentioned as visiting or planning future stays, with numerous notes on others' travels and activities in several cities.
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Congregation of the Christian Church
Edwin Priest
Priest
Raymond Binns
Detroit
Mich
Hugh Dinsmore
Springfield
John €. Dinsmore
Margery Binns
Hot Springs
Ark
Jay Wattens
Chicago
Menasha
Wis
Wallens
I AL. Grummon
Quincy
Rev
RR. Grummon
Airs
Hari Grigsby
Ben Hl
Matthews
Mary
Nellie Spann
Mt. Sterling
Fred R. Jeavis
Wie
Kansas City
W. S. Binns
Congregational A
W. Mh. Shastiah
M. Society of the Christian Clyieh
Len Casvthon
Jerome Brew
Roadhouse
George Metzgar
Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings near Mendon
Mr and Mrs Ralph Morton and son Harlan spent Christmas night with her parents Mr and Mrs G H Daughtery of Mendon. Mrs Boone Omer and son J C of Center visited the weekend with sister Mrs George Jeffery and family. Edw Kopsiecker and family spent Christmas day with her parents Mr and Mrs BF Cate and family. Siverton entertained at Christmas dinner including HH GL Dieckhut Merle Lummis and Mrs Sarah Lummis, Jamea Simpsons family from Augusta visited relatives here. Miss Norman WF fettee of Peoria spent Christmas at home. The five wire Sunday school class of the M church were entertained at teacher Mrs Bird wok’s home Tuesday night.
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Ralph Morton
Harlan
G. H. Daugherty
Mendon
Boone Omer
J. C
Center
George Jeffery
Edw. Kopsiecker
B. F. Cate
CL. Siverton
Dieckhut
Merle Lummis
Quincey
Howard Lummis
Sivertson
Sarah Lummis
Jamea_Simmis
Gladys
Grace
Augusta
J. Fef
Hoskins
Aurora Cash Fare On Street Cars Eight Cents
The state public utilities commission fixed Elgin and Aurora street railway fares for the Aurora Elgin and Chicago Railway. Cash fare eight cents, tickets seven for fifty cents or fifteen for one dollar. The company must file a cost estimate to replace current service with one man cars. other rates and rules remain as of September 1 1919.
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Springfield, II
State Public Utilities Commission
Elgin
Aurora
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Railway Company
Prince Edward Sends Bodyguard Greetings
Washington January 1 The memory of princes is short on his New Year card desk says Bill Nye veteran state department escort who watched over the safety of the prince of Wales during his U S visit He relays a message from Edward P to Bill Nye wishing a Happy New Year from the Department of State in Washington signed Edward P
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Washington
Bill Nye
State Department
Prince of Wales
United States
Department of State
Release Plea For I. W. W. Prisoners Filed
Briefs asking reversal of judgment and release of W. D. Haywood and 91 other I. W. W. officers editors and organizers convicted of seditious activities and sentenced to Leavenworth prison have been filed in the federal circuit court of appeals in Chicago. The defendants, free on bail, charge there was no nation wide conspiracy as alleged by the government.
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Chicago
W. D. Haywood
Leavenworth
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Not official statement from Dorpat conference push
Dorpat dispatch notes no official communique issued since resumption yesterday of the conference between representatives of several parties. The pause in formal remarks leaves the talks without a public statement or declared outcome.
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Dorpat
Estonia and Bolsheviks Near Preliminary Armistice Signing
Negotiations progress satisfactorily as Esthonian leaders prepare for a signing ceremony marking a preliminary armistice with the Bolsheviks. The expected event signals a step toward ending hostilities and shaping the postwar boundary framework.
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Esthonia
Guards for Railway Transfer to Czecho-Slovak Forces
A January 1 report from Paris states that allied commissioners and the Russian government reached an agreement to entrust guarding the Trans Siberian railway to Czech-Slovak forces at Irkutsk. The note appears in a dispatch from Irkutsk.
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Paris
Allieé
Irkutsk
All
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