Lansdowne Sets Britain's Peace Conference Stand
In London the Lords heard Foreign Secretary Lansdowne announce Britain's acceptance of President Roosevelt's peace conference invitation with reservations on topics. He urged discussion of international law issues and warned the danger of floating mines, noting U S and Britain share aims and will cooperate to limit belligerent actions.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Keny
Roosevelt
Lansdowne
Banda
Lord Lansdowne
Great Britain
Russia
Berlin
Ancle Jam
John Hall
United States
Ilny
Officers Chosen at Iowa City Presbytery Meeting
Members representing the church and Ladies' society attended the Iowa City Presbytery session. The Home and Foreign Mission societies elected officers with presidents from Muscatine Davenport Washington and Columbus Junction and secretaries from Marengo Washington and Davenport. Mrs Gilder sleeve of New York delivered the mission address.
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Iowa City
Young
Washington
Mis. Gait
Marengo
Missionary Society
J. R. Vance
Columbus Junction
O. Lawson
West Liberty
Ward
Miss Miller
Davenport
Gildersleeve
New York
Outrage by Korean Rebels Wounds Doctor in Korea
Dr Wiley Hi Forsythe formerly of Versailles, now in Korea as a medical missionary, was attacked by Korean rebels at the village of Mankoi. Unarmed, he was at their mercy with a fractured skull, severed ear, and other serious injuries after being called to treat a Korean shot by robbers. He went to Korea last year.
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Versailles
Wiley Hi. Forsythe
Korea
Forsythe
Mankoi
Steamfitter shoots youth and mother in Kansas flat
In St Paul on April 14 William Williams aged 38 a steamfitter forced entry into Frederick Keller’s flat and shot 16 year old John Keller in bed and then aimed at the mother. Both victims are in hospital and said fatally hurt. No motive is given.
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St. Paul
William Williams
Frederick
Keller
John Keller
This Is Fine Spring Weather in St Paul Note
Special reports from Pierre and Miller indicate four to six inches of snow with prospects of a foot. Small grain seeding is nearly complete and promises a strong crop, with excellent range conditions.
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St. Paul
Pierre and Miller
Heidelberg Degree for a Woman
Heidelberg April 14 The degree of doctor of philosophy has been bestowed on Miss May Tansfield Keller of Baltimore for her dissertation on Anglo Saxon weapons and names.
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Heidelberg
May Tansfield Keller
Baltimore
Southerner's Good Fortune From Catarrh Cure Hyomei
Greensboro man Sam A Hoover reports relief from nasal catarrh and deafness after using Hyomei with Hyomei balm. He claims head and throat secretions cleared, hearing restored, and praises breathing treatment. Outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents. guarantee shown by Columbia Pharmacy.
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Sam A. Hoover
Greensboro
N. C
Mr. Hoover
Washington
Columbia
Missing Rosalind Hamilton Sparks Divorce and Kidnapping Case
The Wellman Advance reports a divorce suit by Mrs. W. T. Hamilton and the disappearance of their daughter Rosalind. Father Hamilton vows high effort to find the child and punish the kidnapper, warning that kidnapping is a penitentiary offense.
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Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Wellman Advance
Binghamton visitor finds cigars and cheer at Lemmon’s
A transient from Binghamton, John Jones, expresses distress then joy after discovering five cent Wadsworth Bros Chico cigars at J E Lemmon's. He recalls past favorites and praises the quality. The piece notes forthcoming frescoes and repairs at the County Court House, awaiting improvement.
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Ually
W. N. Bragg
Schneider Building
Windsor
Maine
Mackeral
Conference ON Peace
John Ball
Sam Hoover
Binghamton
Jones
John ©. Jones
J. E. Lemmon
Wadsworth Bros
Chico
J. R. Lemmon
Yours Truly
S.S.S
yHegwar Specific CO
Atlanta
Steck
Washington National Bank
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
East Side Restaurant
Bauer
Roy Y. Stichter
City Feed Store
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
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