Senate debates food relief bill continue amid criticism
Washington Jan 23 Senate debate over the administration food relief bill continued with criticisms of President Wilson and Food Admin Hoover. The body failed to vote yet moved to amend and discuss provisions authorizing a $100,000,000 relief fund for Europe. Republican Penrose amendment for a President-named commission was rejected without a record vote.
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Local Hull Scattered Social and Transport Notes
A week of small items from Hull and nearby towns includes Mrs. Leo Waters seeking dental work in Quincy, Mrs. D W Bridge shopping in Hannibal, Mrs. Arthur Walker moving to Hull, and various visits to Barry Quincy Hannibal Kingston and Keokuk. Albert Reynolds returns from France to Hull. a Bible class forms under Mrs Weisana and Mrs Reynolds is elected president with revived prayer meetings and Red Cross activity noted.
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Johnson
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Ladies
Aldo Farnsworth
Blessing Hospital
Quiner
Stayman
East Hannibal
Purtte Loy
Raymond Coleroven
Hailey
Barry Record
Alta Uartsock
Ma Ringuausen
Clarence Baker
Perry
Bundeay
Charlies Johnson
eKokuk Ge
Dr. Wells
Pittsfield
Hwonnival
Robbins visit and local social notes in La Prairie
Gertrude Robbins of Chicaze is home for a short visit with her parents. Mrs. H. HR. White is on the sick list. Sade Posing spent Saturday with friends in Golden. A party of young folks and high
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W. A. Weasel
Chicago
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Annabel Vancil
Great Falls
Nant
Fred Mock
FE la Fruehling
Ray Mack
la Prairie
Herman Duden
Henry
Herman
Ethel Alexander
Augusta
Lige Sims
France
Ben Kimble
Navy Station
Virginia Beach
Rev. Talbot
Chas. Miller
Quincey
Fred Mack
Philip Bowman
Lola Baldwin
Galesburg
Chicaze
Death notices and family news from Griggsville Illinois
News of deaths and family milestones from Griggsville and Pittsfield Illinois. Mrs. Lee Kleinschmidt died of influenza pneumonia at home in Pittsfield. Her husband and two children are affected. Navy relatives and local residents receive furloughs and discharges. A PLCM meeting is noted, and local families relocate to Peoria. A birth announced for Richard Wall.
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Pittsfield
Mae Orr
Charles
West Cemetery
Reina Mae
Robert
William Northup
Cora M. Powers
C. F. Pettit
Janil
Richard Wall
Russia Copes in Court over Who Represents Russia
In New York federal court on January 22, Thigh Valley railroad counsel challenged Frederick RR Coudert's right to appear for the Russian government in a damage suit arising from the Black Tom explosion of 1916, raising the question of Who's Who in Russia.
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Thigh Valley Railroad Company
Frederick RR. Coudert
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