Carlisle Returns to Wyoming Prison After Escape
Warden Brine greets William Carlisle as he is returned to the Wyoming state prison after several weeks of liberty following his November escape. Carlisle says his lung wound hurts but he is in good spirits and will be placed in the prison hospital before being assigned to duty in the shirt factory.
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Howdy
Brine
William Carlisle
Wyoming State Prison
Liberty
Carlisle
Union Pacific
Columbus
Spain
Atlantic
Isabella
Pogrom Reports From Ukrainian Territories In 1919 News
Washington reports from Berne indicate the Gazetta of Lemberg prints fresh pogroms in Denikin occupied Ukraine. It cites advisories claiming about 8,000 Jews killed at Yekaterinoslav alone amid the disturbances.
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Washington
Nowe Bureau
Berne
Switzerland
Ukraine
Senate Debates Labor Section on Railroad Bill
Senate resumes railroad bill consideration with the labor section at center. A Stanley motion to strike out the labor provisions faces votes, with McCormick and Jones proposing substitutes. Underwood defends public tribunals to settle disputes and avoid service interruptions. Night sessions likely to push bill before recess as Wilson weighs private control of the roads.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Stanley
McCormick
Illnois
Jones
New Mexico
Underwood
Alabama
Congress
White House
Wilson
Wrecked Through Federal Ruling Ends State Guard Bonds
Washington Dec 18 The War Department ruling that national guard troops discharged from federal service also stood discharged from their state enlistment obligations crippled the national guard Col R H Gillette of Troy N Y told the house military committee, he disagreed with the JAG interpretation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
National Guard
R. H. Gillette
Troy
House Military Committee
Judge Advocate General
True Love Course Has Bumps at Lawn City
Mrs. C. B. Clark of Cedar Falls filed assault and battery charges against Frank Rogers in the Cedar Falls court of Mayor William Morgan after an early morning incident at Clark’s store. Rogers later obtained a license to wed Betty Gilbert, granddaughter of Mrs. Clark, adding a new twist to the day’s events.
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C. B. Clark
Cedar Falls
William Morgan
Frank Rogers
State agents raid Independence for gambling devices
Special agents from the department of justice conducted a raid in Independence this week, confiscating gambling devices including a $256 slot machine from a local pool hall. Five men were arrested and fined $59.75 each before Justice Beatty. Paraphernalia was secured and disposed of as junk.
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Independence
Department of Justice
Triad
Justice Beatty
Miller divorce filed over support and conduct
Frances R. Miller sues for divorce from Frank J. Miller claiming he contributes six dollars weekly, neglects and insults her, though capable of earning a good wage and possessing about two thousand dollars in property. She seeks alimony of one dollar. The couple married in 1900. Marriage licenses listed: Orrin M. Gunderson, Osage. Beatrice M. Kelley, Osage. Fred M. McDowell, Waterloo. Meew Bartlett, Waterloo.
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Frank J. Miller
Frances R. Miller
Herusband
Orrin M. Gunderson
Osage
Beatrice M. Kelley
Fred M. McDowell
Waterloo
Meew Bartlett
Christmas Through Early Colonies and Caribbean Banquet
Amenta recalls Columbus at Watkins Island in 1492 and a lavish Christmas feast with chief Guacangar, then shifts to Plymouth in 1620 where Pilgrims build a common house on Christmas Day. Puritan bans, Dutch celebrations on Manhattan, and festive customs follow, including feasts, large cheese, and wassail-like gifts.
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Amenta
Haiti
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Watkins Island
Bahamas
New World
Cuba
Asia
Tartary
Santa Maria
Cape Haitien
Plymouth
William Bradford
New Netherlands
Manhattan Island
PUT RAYWOOD AND MDS BEHIND BARS AGAIN
Chicago, Dec. 18. District Attorney Clyne said he would seek a United States circuit court order to remand William D Haywood and 16 IWW officials to Leavenworth for espionage law conviction appeals. Brisk delay in filing briefs prompted the move as they have exceeded the allowed time by 20 days. The defendants have been free on bonds for months awaiting the appeal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wdistrict
Clyne
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Landis
Haywood
Woman Auto Bandit Shot in Jewelry Store Hold-Up
A woman automobile bandit and an accomplice attempted to rob the Herman Jacobson jewelry store on Chicago's west side. Jacobson fired on the pair when they leveled revolvers and demanded surrender. They dropped a tray of diamonds and fled in a car.
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Chicago
Herman Jacobson
West Side
Jacobson
Death notices Fred Mahnke 71 Dies in Waterloo
Fred Mahnke aged 71 died at 41:55 a m today at the home of Edward Mahnke 317 Riebie after nine weeks illness from liver trouble. Born in Germany April 28 1848 he came to the United States about 45 years ago and lived in Waverly until his wife’s death ten years ago. Surviving four children T C Wallman Tripoli Louise Bremer county Mrs George Newell and Edward Mahnke of Waterloo. Funeral plans include a short prayer service at the home Saturday and burial in Waverly cemetery after services at the German Lutheran church. The body is at O Keefe Towne undertakers.
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Fred Mahneke
Fred Mahnke
Edward Mahnke
Riebie
Germany
Waverly
T. C. Wallman
Tripoli
Louise
Bremer County
George Newell
Waterloo
Mahnke
Sedition Inquiry Rests Indefinitely to Consult Its Head
New York December 18. The joint legislative committee investigating seditious activities adjourned without date to confer with chairman State Senator Lusk who returned from abroad. Subpoenas were issued for Clark former Princeton instructor and ex chief of the Soviet bureau statistics and for Santeri Nuorteva secretary of Martens bureau who refused to produce documents. Both were ordered to show cause why they should not be jailed for contempt for failing to obey the committee.
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Associated Press
New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Lusk
Rotterdam
Clark
Princeton University
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Santeri Nuorteva
Martens’ Bureau
Martens
Nuorteva
Supreme Court
Smith
Provisional Vice Presidents Named for Greater Assn
G. V. Simmons, president of the Greater Waterloo association, today appointed H. O. Bernbrook, president of the Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club, vice president of the division of community affairs, Wirt P. Hoxie, president of the Commercial club, vice president of business affairs, and H. B. Lichty, vice president of organization affairs. Foreign exchange sags. New York, Dec. 18. Iscat market opened with declines in demand bills on the English pound, franc checks, and related rates.
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G. V. Simmons
Greater Waterloo Association
H. O. Bernbrook
Chamber of Commercce and
Waterloo Club
Wirt P. Hoxie
Commercial Club
H. B. Lichty
New York
Iscat
Demand That Foreign Policy Of Britain Be Made Known
London December 18 Sir Donald MacLean liberal leader in the house of commons opened the way for a debate in which Premier Lloyd George may issue a major statement on government policy. MacLean urged government conference on foreign policy and sought details on France defense Adriatic affairs and the fate of Russia.
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Associated Press
London
Donald MacLean
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Donald
France
Adriatic
Russia
Civic Indifference Seen as Factor in National Unrest
Maj. Gen. Leonard A. Wood told the Colorado legislature in a joint session that the indifference of average Americans toward civic duties and the influence of red aliens and agitators threaten local government in many areas amid a nationwide wave of unrest. He spoke in Denver on December 13.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Leonard A. Wood
Colorado
Britain cannot halt imports, Geddes states in Commons
In London Sir Ackland Geddes the minister of national service and reconstruction told the house of commons that the government has no power to prohibit importation of goods from foreign countries following a decision by Sir John Wanker of the king's bench division.
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Britain
Associated Press
London
Ackland Geddes
National Service and Reconstruction
House of Commons Today
John Wanker
King’s Bench
Cedar Valley Tire & Supply Co Incorporates
Cedar Valley Tire & Supply Co filed articles of incorporation for a firm engaged in purchase and sale, rebuilding and remodeling of automobiles, sale of accessories, and tire and tube jobbing with capital of 15000 dollars in shares of 50 dollars, 240 preferred. Officers listed: G C Stubbs president W W Eldridge vice president A J Long secretary and treasurer.
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Cedar Valley Tire & Supply Co
G. CG. Stubbs
W. W. Eldridge
A J. Long
Springfield Police Censors Require Knee Length Skirts
Springfield police rules bar posters featuring women in skirts above the knee. Authorities cite recent sharp criticism from religious groups and local theaters over fashion advertising in Main Street billboards and lithographic posters.
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Springfield
Lee
Preach
Christian Endeavor Societies
Bellevas
Epworth
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