Pershing Outlines Stewardship and War Deficiencies
Washington, Dec 3. General John Pershing’s account of his stewardship as commander of the American expeditionary forces was released by Secretary Baker. The report covers operations to Nov 20 after the German collapse, noting Allied and American actions from Cantigny to the Meuse Argonne offensive, and detailing American divisions, tanks, artillery, and aviation needs met largely by French aid with later home production. He praises officers and soldiers and highlights the scale of Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel successes, the growth of the American army, and the evolving Allied cooperation. He also notes shortfalls in artillery, aviation, and tanks and explains French support and future domestic production expectations.
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Fake telegram scare hits Grace Anderson porch
Mrs Grace Anderson of 705 Washington street was frightened when a 16 year old boy delivered a fake telegram claiming her Navy son Lloyd Le Bella was dead. The boy collected 60 cents, read a bogus message, then vanished leaving behind no real telegram. Police and Service League to investigate.
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Municipal Court Judge Pro Tem Ties Ray and Nellie Truesdale
Judge H B Boies sat as temporary municipal court judge and tied the knot for Ray Truesdale and Nellie Truesdale. The couple, reunited after separation, wore smiles as Bailiff Sweitzer and Deputy Clerk Robinson witnessed the ceremony.
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Rainbow proposes turnover of office to successors
A request was made to the state auditor to check the 1918 records of LL Rainbow, county auditor, who is leaving the office January 1 to become state senator. Frank S. Shaw said two county examiners will audit all county officers’ books for 1918 before J A Francis takes over. Rainbow aims to finish all year end business, including taxes and redemptions, to leave a clean slate.
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Last Night's News in Brief
New York Commercia Cable sues Postmaster General Burleson over Washington consolidation of Western Union and Commercial Cable. Federal Reserve approves margin cut to 20 percent. Washington Greece credit figure 761000. Omsk interment denounces execution of Russian items except Bolshevik contracts. Santiago earthquake kills and leaves many homeless. Washington Railroad Admin orders 250 standard locomotives from American Locomotive Works. Marines recruiting to resume. Civilian influenza and pneumonia deaths in U S since Sept between 300000 and 850000. Milwaukee congressman Victor Berger faced protest over eligibility. Honolulu Chinese and Japanese service members in U S army/navy may gain citizenship. Try Phelps Grassey for headache.
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City in Brief Items Show Local and National Happenings
Numerous short notes report influenza affecting families at University Hospital and Memorial Hall meetings. Promotions, retirements, and appointments are noted among Cedar Falls and Waterloo residents, including a former service member returning home and a county auditor designate. A livestock sale, speeches on reconstruction, aviation news, and a church bazar outline community activity.
Anna Elizabeth Henney Dies in Waterloo Home
Mrs Anna Elizabeth Henney aged died at 1 am today at home 22% Tenth street wast heart trouble was cause born March 9 1856 in Pennsylvania came to Waterloo two years ago to reside with her son Earl Henney Survived by daughters Mabel Grace Irene and son Earl all of Waterloo also two brothers Will Walker 528 Leland avenue Waterloo and J Walker Newton Rev G D Serrill Central Christian church to conduct services tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the home Interment will be at Colfax Sunday
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Leland Avenue
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Newton
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Central Christian Church
Colfax
Coroners Jury Finds Death Accidental in Beatty Case
The coroner's jury, including William A. Cook A J Gaa and J F Dare, ruled Raymond Beatty's death in October 1918 was accidental after hearing eyewitness testimony. The inquest, led by Coroner Sidney D Smith, found Beatty was run over by a fire truck responding to a fire. An advertisement notes a rummage sale at 525 Mobile Street on Saturday December 7 from 7 to 8 pm and lists marriage licenses and local notices including denatured alcohol and other items.
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William A. Cook
A. J. Gaa
J. F. Dare
Raymond E. Beatty
Raymond Oo
Sidney D. Smith
Mobile Street
Unclear OCR fragment hints at county event and donations
Fragmentary text references cans of Hes Lyn W, shipping, and county officials. Mentions a gathering, a train event with banners, and donations to farmers in Winneshiek county. Details are unreadable and partially garbled.
Car Dealership Faces Vehicle Operation Charge
Wenner county attorney filed charges alleging operation of a motor vehicle without a present license plate. The case centers on Kies ban as operator and a disputed dealer plate in Urbana. Penalty ranges from 890 to 100 fine.
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Fragmentary Notice From Waverly Event Coverage
Fragmented OCR text from Waverly area reporting misc names and events. Mentions Dee and Madonna reference, Saturday activity and a Monday incident near Abigwank. unclear details but preserves local names and places as read.
Geneseo News Roundup From Christmas Preparations
Geneseo notes show Mrs Florence Stoutter visiting friends in La Porte after spending a rough week. The Geneseo Sunday school is preparing a Christmas program. Mr Richard Hitter, Tree, visited Robert Mitchett Jr. at his home this week. SG Harmon shipped three cars of cattle to Chicago on Saturday. Waverly health news mentions quarantine measures and local concerns about disease control.
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la Porte
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Cattia
Chicago
Breach of Promise Case In Clarksville Referenced
An obscure Clarksville article fragment describes a breach of promise case with a defendant answering yes and the prosecutor pressing admissions. The text includes scattered names and phrases about a Belgian relief gesture, a New York City service gift, and references to Miss Emily Tarr and local boys, all in disjointed, garbled form.
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Missing in Action Corporal Still Not Reported
Three soldiers named El sier Angel Lyell Corwin and Arthur Dleke are reported as alive for their country. Corporal Glenn Flamaey remains missing in action since October 1 and no report or word has been received.
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Prohibition Boosts Tea Imports Worldwide
Prohibition in the United States raises tea consumption while alcohol decline shifts demand. A National City Bank compilation notes U.S. tea imports in 1918 reached 51 million pounds, rising to 104 million pounds in the subsequent year, with value totaling about 11 million dollars, far above earlier years. A Canadian firm develops high quality metallic magnesium for various forms including wire and powder.
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