Haskins Church Dinners Election Noted in Corner News
Correspondents report the Haskins church held its annual dinner and officer election led by Rev. Oates from Washington. Weather was harsh for country attendees and several locals are listed as sick. Also noted are visits, travel to Des Moines and Washington, and plans about tenant housing. An advertisement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Haskins Church
Rev. Oates
Washington
L. L. Twinam
Ralph McCreedy
Fairfield
Ralph
J. R. McCreedy
Ernest Sallaby
Myron
Roy Littrel
Wm. Berdsley
Des Moines
Faye Cherwicker
Muscatine
Roy Warner
W. A. Acheson
B. W. Cole
Acheson
Grand Jury
Cole
Ellen Wallace
Geo. Ebner
Bertha Welliver
Ainsworth
Lola Welliver
J. E. Booth
L. A. Society
C. W. Society
Local Notes From Crawfordsville Jan 22 Obituary Upcoming
C A Overholt of Burlington tunes pianos in town during a brief visit. Rev A J Benton field secretary of the Des Moines Children’s Home was here yesterday. W G Huston spent yesterday in Washington. Mrs C O Burris is sick. J T Fletcher died at his residence this morning with obituary to follow.
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Crawfordsville
C. A. Overholt
Burlington
A. J. Benton
Children’s Home of
Des Moines
W. G. Huston
Washington
C. O. Burris
Local Notes on Social Visits and Moves in Nocelf Noble
Jas Mast and wife and Arthur Mitchel and wife visited Jas Conrad in Wayland on Sunday. Miss Kathryn Frey and Roy left for an extended trip to Illinois Indiana and Ohio. C A Monson moved household goods and the family moved to a new home near Danville. Ottol Frey’s son Orlan is mentioned.
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J. A. Frey
Floyd = Shockley
Washington
Grant Edwards
Wm. Leeper
W. R. Schantz
Martinsburg
Ruth Michel
Wayland
C. A. Rich and Wife
Noble
Jas. Mast
Arthur Mitchel
Jas. Conrad
Kathryn Frey
Roy
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
C. A. Monson
Danville
Orlan
Ottol Frey
United States and Japan Overtake Central Powers in Indian Trade
An official report says since the war began the United States and Japan dominate India's trade, with America leading in iron and steel machinery and tools while Japan controls electrical goods copper and textiles. British exporters struggle due to war conditions, aided by improved US-India shipping. Japan gains in cotton yarns and piece goods as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Japan
India
Great Britain
General strike predicted if Socialist members ousted
New York on January 22 reports debate over a possible nationwide strike if the New York assembly permanently removes five Socialist members now on trial for criminal anarchy in Albany. Benjamin Gitlow, former assemblyman, faces the charges as jurors are questioned about strike legality and political action.
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New York
New York Assembly
Albany
Benjamin Gitlow
Charles Recht
Gitlow
Socialist Party
Communist Party
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Ed Rinner
Henry
Swedesburg
Henry Rinner
Mt. Pleasant
Chamberlain
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Lemmon
Advt
J. T. Fletcher
Janes Col
Cvuaranteen
Ih Zeephyr A
the McVarland Co
W. C
Hotle
Wellston
A. Lemley
Brighton
wMarr & Son
Keota
M. A. Knittle
Riverside
H. V. Prank
Valley
John Black
Morris Hillquit
Socialist
Lemmon’s
Evening Journal
Washington National Bank
Uppermill Farm
Wapello, Iowa
Pathfinder
Orion
Cherry Oakland
Crimson Col
Defender
Pal
Uppermill
Oakland
Cherry King
D. F. Macon
Iowa
Ernest Winter
Wapello
Vernisseur
Col. Palmer
Mayhew
Palmer & Livingston
Washington, Iowa
Peter M. Yoder
Kalona
Frytown
Nattley
Rock Island
H. P. Huber
Emersonu
Peters
John Deere
H. P. Flour City
Law Fowler
Mose P. Yoder
Charles Brown
J. M. Gatens
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