SAILORS COMING HOME WILL HAVE BIG NAVAL SHOW
New York plans for December 23 to 26 feature a land parade of about 160 ships and 70 fighting vessels. The fleet will assemble off Sandy Hook and be reviewed by Secretary Daniels. Admirals Maro Rodman and Rodgeta will be received at city hall, with Marines, Camp Upton and Camp Merritt troops aiding the procession. Banquets and theater access follow for the sailors and marines.
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New York
Hampton Roads
Sandy Hook
Daniels
Riverside Park
Maro, Rodman
Rodgeta
City Hall
Camp Upton
Cam Merritt
New Manager Takes Charge at Majestic Theatre
Frudenfeld named manager of Majestic Theatre announces policy changes. Vaudeville continues Sunday with a possible four day engagement next week and a seven day schedule if patronage warrants. He has led the local company seven years and is related to A A Frudenfeld the former Waterloo manager who will oversee publicity in Chicago next year.
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N. ON. Frudenfeld
Majestic ‘Theatre
Frudenfeid
Fruudenfeld
A. A.frudenfeld
Waterloo
Chicago
French Women Hug Americans as Deliverers in Paris
Army officers report joyful Paris streets after the war end. French women cheered American soldiers and sailors on November 11, forming rings, dancing, and sometimes kissing the U S troops as they passed.
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Paris
Coicago
Chicago
Officer training camp veteran recalls tense night
Capt. Ivan G. Elot of Bloomington, NL, a graduate of Fort Sheridan's first officers' training camp, described a night when events nearly overwhelmed them. He mentions being threatened by a crowd and recalls provocative remarks from French women.
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Pieris
Ivan G. Elot
Bloomington
Fort Sheridan
Kept Girl's Ring Larceny Charge Heads Local News
A local stenographer accuses Otte Goetz of stealing a diamond ring valued at 175 dollars and two 100 dollar liberty bonds. Goetz, about 35 and married, allegedly borrowed the items from the woman after she allowed him to wear the ring. He is held for arraignment before Judge W. in municipal court as the case hinges on a Supreme Court ruling that borrowed or trusted property not returned constitutes larceny.
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Otte Goetz
Omaha
Neb
H. T. Wagner
Goetz
Supreme Court
Walter R. French
Goetzl
Geeta
H. J. Wenner
Waterlow ministers elect new city union officers
Rev A C Preston, Westminster Presbyterian, chosen president of Waterlow Ministerial Union. Rev C E Luce, St Pauls M E, named vice president. Rev G D Serrill retires as secretary. Rev E J Lang, previously active with M C A, becomes president. Rev M L Tate fills Langs former post. First Congregational pastor Rev F J Clark read a paper on The Religion of H G Welles.
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A. C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Chrch
Waterlow Ministerial Union
C. E. Luce
St. Paul's M.E. Church
G. D. Serrill
E. J. Lang
M. L. Tate
F. J. Clark
First Congregational Church
H. G. Welles
Defense Team Names J C Murtagh For Liberty Bond Case
The notes indicate the defendant did not carry Liberty Bonds and Goetz skipped requisition papers. J C Murtagh has been retained to lead the defense.
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Goetz
J. C. Murtagh
Special Trains to Move Grain From Minneapolis
Minneapolis dispatch reports 26 grain trains are being formed for routes to eastern ports and terminals. About 45 cars per train will carry wheat flour and coarse grain as part of a 2,500,000 bushel export program by December 26. Wheat may move by December 21, heading toward boards for Europe.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States Grain Corporation
A. J. Strouts
Europe
Frank L. Carey
Northwest
Northwest Mills
Rock Island Officers to Address Shippers at Chamber
A joint meeting of all shippers in Rock Island is set for today at the Chamber of Commerce club room on Fourth street west. Railway officers EB. L. Goff Galen Warner A. L. Haldeman and A. E. Danner will discuss traffic conditions under government control.
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Chamber of Commerce Club
County Corn Contest Seeks Entries From All 4-H Members
Every boy and girl in the county may enter the county corn contest to be held at Cedar Falls next Friday. Participants must submit a 10 car sample of corn to the county superintendent's office or the Cedar Falls National Bank by Thursday morning. Judging and prize awards occur Friday.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls National Bank
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Rev. A. C. Preston
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East Side
Waterloo, Iowa
Rock Island
Chamber OF Commerce
Timely
Rogers
East Fifth Street
East Fourth Sreet
Golden Rule
Newby & Evans
Smith & Nixon
Chickering
Nelson
Kimball
Liberty
Early Music House
Black's Building
Iowa
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