Health boards order moving influenza patients from KC hall
City health officers and East Waterloo trustees move to relocate influenza and pneumonia patients from KC hall to St Francis and Synodical Presbyterian hospitals. Hospitals ordered to provide beds and care. If St Francis resists, court action may compel compliance and emergency measures may be needed.
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K. C. Hall
St. Francis
Synodical Presbyterian Hospitals
East Waterloo Township
Board of Health
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo Township
City of
Waterloo
Waterigo Medical Society
K. C. Halk
Wilson's First Day on Ocean Spent Mostly at Labor
The president at sea aboard the George Washington uses his typewriter for speeches in France. Press correspondents from Associated Press United Press and International News Service aboard for brief wireless updates. News synopses prepared nightly shipboard and sent for simultaneous publication. The ship maintains in touch with state department and international affairs. Naval radio service supports rapid ocean communication.
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France
Associated Press
United Press
International News Service
George Washington
World News
Washington
D. C
So-Called Canadian Veteran Faces Fraud Charge
Sergt A G Buckley self styled Canadian World War veteran who ran a War exhibit at the Day Cattle congress faces warrants for obtaining money under false pretenses. Checks drawn on Minneapolis banks, returned marked no funds, involve more than 300 dollars from local businesses including Jake Entz and the Ellis hotel. Buckley claimed a war record, gas injuries, and stated his son in the Royal Flying Corps was killed in France. He is believed in Minneapolis, with authorities seeking his arrest.
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Sergt
A. G. Buckley
Buckley
Waltar French
D. B. Henderson
Minneapolis
Jake Entz
Ellis Hotel
Sergt. Buckley
Waterloo
Waterton
Rayal Flying Corps
France
Gardeners Plan Popcorn Future at Cedar Falls Meet
Cedar Walls Dec 5. Popcorn advocates urged Iowa counties to expand production and markets at the Iowa Vegetable Growers association convention in Cedar Falls. Odebolt delegates cited a million pounds produced in one year and a market basis tied to Sac County corn. A Black Hawk county company planned to promote and market the crop. The fifth annual convention drew many from afar despite flu and busy seasons, with a banquet at Black Hawk hotel and talks by Hoxie, Montgomery, Hughes, and others. Reverend James Larsen, former Cedar Falls minister, was killed in Denver by masked bandits. his daughters were present at the store. Memorial services were held for Cedar Falls High alumni Eugene Allen noted. Various locals were reported in passing, including trips to Parkersburg, Lincoln, and Dallas, and news of influenza deaths in Grand Rapids and other brief items.
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Cedar Walls
ER. J. Hoxle
Waterloo
Iowa Vegetable Growers’ Association
Cedar Falls
Odebolt
Sac County
Black Hawk County
F. FF. Schutter
Pleasant Valley
Sam Kennedy
Clear Lake
C. V. Holsinger
Ames
D. H. Culver
Black Hawk Hotel
Leo WT. Paulger
Dr. C. B. Miller
Faye G. Bennison
W. H. Davis
Leo F. Hughes
R.J. Hoxie
Willard H. Montgomery
Sac City
F. Thayer
Gresco
George W. Hughes
Leon H. Paulger
Herbert F. McDougal
Out of Town
F. Gardner
F. E. Tracy
Osage
Rudolph Rudnick
R. S. Herrick
A. T. Erwin
A. M. Eldridge
W. W. Pitzer
Shenandoah
D. H. Pulver
H. E. Roberts
Storm Lake
Fred Thayer
Cresco
Larsen
Denver
Jiarry Bostwick
Theis
Mr. Larsen
Lillian Larsen
Clarence M. Parker
Parkersburg
Stoddard Robinson
Lincoln
Neb
Benjamin W. Robinson
Camp Dodge
Engineer Corps
H. S. Gilkey
Myron G. Rogers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Gamers’ Association
Thomas G. Ferguson
Dallas
Tex
John Obele
Clara
Minneapolis
William Obele
John
Cole
Bt. Luke's Parish
Waverly
Ottawa
Kk. Smalling
Mount Vernon Township
Janesville
Don Smalling
Yakima
Wash
Harry B. Philpot
George Jacobs
Grand Rapids
Minu
Eight Chicago storage houses hold majority of Illinois butter and eggs
The Associated Press reports that about 91.4 percent of Illinois cold storage butter and 85.8 percent of egg supplies are controlled by eight large Chicago storage houses, with 25 smaller firms sharing the remainder. Details were submitted to Assistant U.S. District Attorney Dickinson for inquiry into food price dynamics.
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Illinois
Chicago
Associated Press
United States
Dickinson
Ilinais
Did suffrage oust King in Montenegro victory?
Agram dispatch reports Montenegro's national assembly that deposed King Nicholas and voted to unite with Serbia was elected by universal suffrage. Each constituency which once sent one deputy now sends three representatives to the Skupshtina.
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Associated Press
Berne
Dec
Agram
National Assembly of
Montenegro
Nicholas
Serbia
Skupshtina
Lieutenant James B. Jordan Leaves Army Reserve
Lieut. James B. Jordan arrived today from Camp Pike Arkansas relieved from active duty. He chose to enter the officers reserve and remains subject to call. He entered the officers training camp at Camp Pike in August and was commissioned as lieutenant but remained unattached.
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James B. Jordan
Camp Pike
Ark
Jordan
Camp Fike
Break a Cold in Few Hours with Pape's Compound
Instant relief for grippe and severe cold through fast acting Pape's Cold Compound. A dose every two hours, up to three doses, clears nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverish symptoms, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. Be sure you get the genuine.
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Pont
Pape
Red Cross Seeks 20000 Members in Waterloo Drive
Waterloo chapter of the American Red Cross launches a week long campaign starting December 16 to recruit 20000 members. Last year 13000 adults and 6000 juniors joined. organizers plan a house to house canvass using 406 trained workers. Five new flags and envelopes with vials will be given. volunteers are urged to join. loyalty is the only requirement.
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Waterloo
American Red Cross
Louis
Rank
Camp Alea
Tny
F. A. Sporle
F. M. Shores
Alvan
Coune! of Defense
Red Cross
Sisters Explain Hospital Position Amid City Crisis
The Sisters of Saint Joseph issue a statement defending hospital operations amid a health emergency in a city of 35 000. They argue care must be kept available for emergencies and outline patient care constraints, urging public support and unity while health authorities consider alternative hospital arrangements.
Allies gain control of Turkish feet, admiralty announces
The Associated Press reports from London that the entire Turkish fleet is now in Allied hands. The admiralty announced today that the vessels were interned at Constantinople. The notice follows ongoing wartime actions and shifts in control during the conflict period.
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Associated
London
Admiralty
Constantinople
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