Cables Question Not Solved In Recommendation
Washington December reports from the Allied powers preliminary to the general communications conference show unsolved issues on the disposition of the former German cables seized in 1914. Proposals include more North America to Asia cables, America to Italy, and unifying telegraph and radio conventions, plus a universal electrical communications union and a council of five nations with four others to form the conference roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Allied
Associated Powers
General Communications Conference of All Nations
France
Great Britain
Japan
North America
Orient
America
Australia
Italy
Universal Electrical Communications Union
Electrical Communications Council
United States
Young girls testify in juvenile court against 22 year old Percy
In a rare juvenile court hearing, two five year old girls testified about alleged improper acts at their home last autumn. Judge H B Boies presided as Hal Moster and defense attorney Leon Belt guided the frightened children to answer questions in simple terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
V-Leon
Belt
H. B. Boies
Hal Moster
Mr. Belt
Mr. Mos Jer
Grace A. Messer
Local marriage licenses list half dozen couples
Merle R. Moser of Waterloo and Doris M. Irvine of Cedar Falls appear on the latest marriage license roll along with Leslie Blossom of Plainfield and Mabel Snydn of Waterloo. Also listed are Leo G. Liebsch of Center Point and Pavie Elien Petro of Urbane.
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Waterloo
Doris M. Irvine
Cedar Falls
Leslie Blossom
Plainfield
Mabel Snydn
Leo G
Liebsch
Center Point
Pavie Elien Petro
Urbane
Local Notices and Social Updates From Nashua Area
Thursday events at Mrs. Harry Kelly’s home include a pleuic dinner with each attendee bringing two antipasti. A Wak carload was arriving via Farmers Cooperative Mercantile to deliver to Fyrd Foyner Mia Hey Koekn and Carl Greene, who visit the Pred Hewitt home this week. Residents report hospital stays, recoveries, and local gatherings. a new ice house may begin construction this fall with Waterloo contractors visiting to assess the site. Housewarmings for Mr. and Mrs. A D Seaton occurred, and several residents plan moves or travel. notes cover surgeries, recoveries, illnesses, and recent deaths. Local families, shops, and workers are mentioned with social visits, travels to California, and ongoing town happenings.
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R. Lowe
Berger
Tripoli
Chas
Will Hurmence
Ed Hurmence
New Hampton
Prank Child
Robert Lease
Henry Dickman
Olive Thompson
Grafton
Flossie Clifford
H. Smith
Charles Phélps
Fairbank
Leach
Fredericksburg
Mildred
Florence Rowe
Wesley Farnum
Waterloo
Vera
Patterson
Nellie Barnard
Ruth Belle
L. E H. Longon
Raymond
Dee
Elmer Trible
Palo
George Franz
Trible
Tribfe
Steve Gladstone
Harold
Myrna
McIntyre
Methodist
George Arthur
St. Francis Hospital
Farrell
Harry Kelly
Raymond Happy Hour Club
Ther
Lynn Smith
Mills
Farmers Cooperative Mercantite
Foyner
Mia
Hey Koekn
Carl Greene
Nashua Kashua
L. Paschke
Waverly
A. D. Seaton
J. Dawkins
Long Branch
N. J
E. J. Wells
Waverly Hospital
Juanita Felcher
Deck Curtis
Local Notes From Charles City Thanksgiving Week
Orchard family reports visit to Charlie Frank farm for next year’s work. Harold Millington letter to home folks and Beatle, Wash. Harold Blandin wed Else marck, N. D., Nov. 12. Mrs. Brant Green recovering after operation. Weather praises mix of warmth and dust, but snowfall needed for next year’s crop. Gene Sims and Thelma Waters with tonsillitis. Love children have whooping cough. Tar ld Moore hosts coffee with Cart Larson and G. Wetiter plus Harold Moore.
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Orchard
Edwin Copper
Charles City
Charlie Frank
Mr. Frank
Copper
Kate Roth
Harold Millington
Sturex Leix
J. B. McVeyne
Gare
Mont
Gene Sims
Thelma Waters
Kenneth Bhin- Gin
John Love
Tarld Moore
Mesdames Cart Larson
G. 5. Wetiter
Harold Moore
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Shell Rock
Shell Bock
Ladies Aid Society
City Hall
George Young
M. B. Williams
M. McCormick
Clarence Codner
Card
Okis
Esther Pohl
Ruth Sherman
G. A. McIntyre
Carl Hummell
Des Moines
Esther Pahl
F. Lz Witt
R. B. Waugh
Clarksvilles
M. E
Father Byrne
Wyaverly
iMose Lashbrook
Lou Poorman
Schweitzer
Joe Jewell
L. Orth
Town
H. H. Mickle
Ethel
Rice Lake
L. H. Mead
A. F. Yardo
Arene Springs
Ark
R. Thompson
LL. Mead
C. M. Rainville
Betty Jean
Mount Auburn
Clarence Opperman
Allison
Sadie Austin
McGregor Bros
Jim Stevenson
Blanche Austin
Ames
Jefferson
Beth Anderson
ME. Vernon
Vernon
Deeming
Bell
P. R. Henry
F-S.webster
C. S. Dickey
Macomber
T. N. Leaman
Seaman
Girich
Farmer
Dickey
Richard Corvin
Ase
New Hart
Paul Jones
Clarence Tiller
Iowa
Percy Watson
San Francisco
Watson
Mount Verinon Township
Mary Jacob
Fred Jacob
Denver
Thimbiebee
Albert Matthias
George Tannke
Mission Society
William Luther
William Milius
Martha Buss
Louie Poock
Lutheran
Rudolph Ortt
Ror Duke
Bauman
Amelia Nolting
Bennington
Kurtt
Wm. Koepke
Lund
Beaver
Bert Lowry
Harry Parker
Gerhardt Kerkhoff, Jr
Wim
Mohling
Barclay
Barclay, Ja
John L. Fritz
Parker
S. D
Hera
John R. Schmitt
Grant Carnes
L. Lanagan
Gust. Meier
Jwerk
Geo. S. Kleckner
Alvin Belo
Harding
Clayton County
Farm Labor
National
Sizio
Independent County
Uriit
Frank Hemer
Auwrence Brown
Y Lanagan
Harriet Vrebon
First National Bank
Dunkerton
Mitchel
Victor Carrol
First Baptist Church
Don, Canfield
Mr. Miller
Elis’ Minstrels
Frances
Grace Barlow
Randall Grant
Ethel Trumbauer
Oelwein
Bob Baish
Northrup
Milton Eastman
Elmer Rechkemmer
T. Carnes
James
Lnd
Yankee Bake Shop
West Fourth St
Fostam Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
Wi Fisher Ia
Farmere
Horton
Loyola Wylai Giwers
Ho L. Carpenter
Lewis HN
Marjorie Foster
Cecil Lee
Cory Strawser
St. N. Muck
Boyd
Husman
la Porte City
Cemetery Road
Great Western
Litchfield
Deering
McCormick
Barrow
Harrow
Titan
Lusch
Jess Nation
Jesse O. Kober
Tripp & Gull
New York
Cohn
Hawkeye Highway
Carl Hanson
Os and & Peavey
Water
Loo
L. & J. Bank
Ford Reed
Oscar Tostlebe
J. H. Siegel Grocery
W. 9Th and
Grant Ave
Blackstone
Monarch
State House
California
J. H. Siegel
Universal Electric
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