Soviet Demand Ledebour Free in Berlin Crisis
A dispatch from Berlin notes that the Soviet congress demanded the release of Georg Ledebour, independent Socialist leader, who was jailed after the Spartacist uprising. The move sparked clashes in the congress, while authorities and Weimar officials weighed action as debates continued on immunity, Geyer case, and wide-ranging motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Copenhagen
George Lediebour
Berlin
Georg Ledebour
Herr Luedebour
Congress
Moabit
Ledebour
Weimar
Ministry of State
Ledebeur
Geyer
Dr. Geyer
National Assembly
Weutsch Tages” Zeitung
Leipzig
Officials Meet to Discuss Freight Handling Efficiency
More than 100 officials from western lines of the Illinois Central met at Hotel Hassell-Lamson to discuss safe handling and expedited freight travel. Topics included rough handling, packing, icing, ventilation, and freight accidents. W S Williams chaired the conference, noting prior spring campaigns saved large sums in damaged freight claims. A noon luncheon followed discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois Central Railroad
Hassell-Lamson
W. S. Williams
Illinois Central
Tha
Bank Clearings for Waterloo Week Ending April 10 1919
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending April 10 1919 totaled 176 136.04 with Thursday and Friday activity highlighted by 92 027.45 on Thursday and 42 524.53 the previous week. The report from the Waterloo Clearing House Association notes instruments counted and comparisons to the prior week with an overall uptick in activity amid the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawl County Abaimet Co
Waterloo Bank Clearinge
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Brats Instruments
Deeda
We Artigues
Eas
Isawa
Phattal “Morteares
Ah Peden
Lal
Hazleton and Readlyn Notes on Local People and Events
Views from Hazleton and nearby towns recount visits, school shifts, family moves, church activities, and community gatherings. Names such as Miss Rosas Smek Laura Klefer George Marshal Julius Capple Jr. and Sarah Steele appear amid reports of elections, farewells, and a veterans reception.
Mount Vernon Township News District Scraps and Deaths
Mount Vernon township reports residents in and out of hospitals with several family moves. Mrs. Henry Moore to daughter’s home in Waterloo for care, Grandma Ganoungy aged 93 cheerful, Sue McBain return to Trudson after mumps isolation, and George Waitrous ill. News of a Clarksville sister’s death and Bernice Gaines Lanchmo marriage to John Lanchmo from Primghar. Lightning hits garage near Dumont. Rev. Seseler fills Reform church pulpit as influenza confines Brandau family. Various moves, school and church assignments, and local business changes noted.
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Mount Vernon
Fred Decker
Waverly
Henry Moore
Bender
Waterloo
Grandma Ganounky
David Tiles
Cedar Walls
Ganoun
Bernice
al. Gaines
Primghar
John Lanchmo
Landers
O'Brien County
Trimghar
Gay Thompson
Hansell
Effie Molencamp
Sheffield
Local Notes From New Hartford Area April 1
Earl We Masters of the U S army ends a 30 day furlough with his parents Rev and Mrs McMasters before returning to service. Stork brings a daughter to Clyde Garner and a daughter to Roy Von Hess in the week. City council appoints W W Dove mayor and J A Bolton as official. Ada Ostlehee returns to Ames. Mt Auburn and Waterloo residents move houses and attend matters. Public school closes for convention in Watering and Vinton.
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New Hartford
Lew Hartford
Earl WeMasters
U. S. Army
McMasters
DeVeney
New Hartford Review
Chicago
Men of
Liberty Loan
Stork
John Huntchmer
Shell Rock
Ada Ostlehee
Ames Wednessas
Fort Cortwricht
Waterloo
Mt Auburn
Jad. W. Appleton
Matilda Albertson
Cedar Rapids
Magnus
Wid
Wood
Mc. Auburn
Watering
Vinton
Laurel Hall Returns Home and Waverly Hospital Updates
Laurel Hall comes home from army service. Mrs red Decker remains in Waverly hospital for treatment. Gene Burton returns from months away. Eva Johnston returns from New York after overwork delaying studies. Ett a Williams back from Oslo and Michigan. Lloyd Fellows returns from overseas duty. Tra Mannix and wife travel to Minnesota. Mrs Louis Miller returns from Waverly hospital. Mrs Andy Derker recently ill. Fete Tonk visits Geo Bryan home.
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Janesville
Apri
Laurel Hall
Army AI
Mra
Red Decker
Waverly Hospital
Gene Burton
Eva, Johnston
New York
Etta Williams
Spendig
Oslo
Michigan
Lloyd Fellows
Tra Mannix
Minnesota
Louis Miller
Andy Derker
Fete Tonk Ig
Geo. Bryan
Local Notes from Geneseo April 10
Tray Merritt has been discharged from Camp Cordon and returned home Sunday. The Ladies' Aid society met at Mrs. Harry Adair’s home Thursday. Miss Martha Bragoniar has been visiting friends in Waterloo this past week. Friends and neighbors of Mrs. J H Randabauch gathered Friday night to celebrate her birthday with games music and refreshments.
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Genesed
Tray Merritt
Cordon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Adair
Marth. Bragoniar
Waterloo
J. H. Randabauch
La Porte City wedding recalls simple spring home ceremony
A quiet La Porte City nuptial join two residents Miss Maud Tedford and Mr Frank Garber married in the Unger home with a small circle of relatives and friends. The bride wore a pale suit and the couple planned to western home after a midnight train departure. Local social events and church notes fill the remainder of the page with updates on clubs, meetings, and residents.
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Garber
la Porte City
Loomen
gwenUeman
Stening Fworth Fe
Ted‘ford
H. D. Beal
M. EL Shurch
Vt Street
Faneywaork
Misserence Gen
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Emanuel’ Eviangelie@al church
Ov E L. Kober
Jessen
Kober
Sehluter
Jacob
Batthelim
Lotus Club
Orra Brust
Ino McBride
McBride
A. M. Bailey
Bai
Fhlx
Milo Metridelas
Waterloo
Lyra Chapter
O. B.S
H.C. Unger
Tedford
Commercial
Iews City
Maud
Unger
Frank Garber
Okanogan
Mercy Hospital
Robert Haire Sr
T. A. Gillian
Building Permits and Minor Auto Accidents Reported
Yenney and Hazen third avenue west brick store building valued at 10000.00 permits issued. Erensky remodeling at 1504 Commercial for 900.00. Terminal Electric Motor Car Co at T17 Lafayette repairs. Martin Haremiller Fourth east garage 400.00. Dairy Products Store at 310 Fourth east ownership 90.00. Minor accidents last evening include B R Preston collision with a lamp post at Commercial and Bridge injuring a flower jar, Sam Clark vehicle and Crystal Ice & Fuel truck minor damage, G B Read Hawkeye Oil driver struck by unknown vehicle at Mulberry and Fourth. no injuries.
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Yenney & Hazen
AABI
Avenue West
Erensky
Terminal Electric Motor Car Company
Lafayette
Martin
Haremiller
Isio
Fourth East
B.R. Preston
Fowler Company
Commercial and Bridge
Sam Clark
Crystal Ice & Fuel Company
G. B. Read
Hawkeye Oil Company
Mulberry
Fourth Streets
Scouts Work for City in Cedar Falls Parks Plan
Loy Scouts of Cedar Falls accept a city park commission contract to care for city parks and parking at 15 cents per hour. They start work Saturday morning. Advertised by Well Shoes offering women children and men footwear at 219 W. 6th.
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Cedar Falls
Loy
City Park Commission
W.H. Pedcord
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Germany
Chiiren
W. HH
Ped Ieard
Hazleton
Rosas Smek
Fullerton
Jos
Simek
Laura Klefer
George Marshal
Stanley
Julius Capple, Jr
Virginia
Julius P Cupph Winter
Watson, Jr
Chippewas
Falls
Wis
Nahum Bates
Patacsoss
Presbyterian Aid Society
Independence Jrix
Vargason
Munger
New Fort c
Galena
WL OR. C
Sarah Steele
Barlin
Conn
Baptist Church
Independence
Presbyterian Church
Aros
Joss
Twleht
Neon
H.W. ‘Arman
M. DB. Church
Hazleton Cemetery
AL M
Maely
Summy
Usher
Readlyn
Henry Beevers
Lena
Mindle
Metha Warneke
Ariat Kifet
Waterloo Tuesay
Hulda Jot
Werner Geiese
Edwin Strottinat
Tunchers’ Institute
Stoffraxen
MT. Vernon Township
Dumont
Henry Abben
Lottie Terhusen
Iid
Clyde Latimer
Sayy
George Washington
Des Moines
Fred
Laurel
Herman Webmeier
Dike
Mt, Auburn
Geneseo
Joseph Husman
Geo. Smelser
Watertoo
Jam St. Clair
St. Clair
Milo. McBride
Amburn
Chestnut Street
Therm Clark
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Stephen Walsh
James Horkar
Winnags -Lesctor
Great Britain
Lloyd George
James. Iker
James Sexton
National Union of Dock Laborers
Sean
Tiffany
Warwick
Black
Iowa
Wm. Holland
Live Stock Commission
Lewis and Clyde Miller
Oscar Tostlebe
Miller
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
The
United States
J. W. McGilvery
Goss Land CO
Basement Commercial
Austriary
Tate
Depa Hovs
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