Admiral Decker Faces War Cross Refusal In Madrid
The Associated Press reports President Secretary Daniels disclosed that Rear Admiral Benton Decker refused a Navy Cross, deeming it inadequate for his work as naval attache in Madrid during the war. He was removed from the post at the State Department's request based on Ambassador Willard's representations.
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Decker
Madrid
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State Department
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Heex
Navy Department
New York Celebrates New Year Despite Prohibition Foe
New York revelers plan a last 1920 celebration with chimes and confetti as watchful revenue agents monitor for liquor law violations. Churchgoers attend watchnight services while authorities warn against wood alcohol and illicit bottle drinkers.
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New York
Chicago
Garrity
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Flotel
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Crude Oil Prices Jump to New High in Pittsburgh
Oil buyers are stunned as the principal purchasing agency raises Pennsylvania grade by 25 cents a barrel to 5 dollars, with other grades up 15 cents. It marks the third advance in two months and sets new high quotes for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Prince's U S Escort Receives New Year Note on Charge
Washington December 31. Bill Nye veteran state department official who oversaw the Prince of Wales visit received a timely New Year message addressed to his desk. The note from Edward P signed “EDWARD P” conveyed birthday and well wishes as Nye continues duties related to royal protection and official visits.
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Department of State
Edward P
Berger’s Right to Seat Fought by Bodenstab
H S Bodenstab fusion candidate for congress in Wisconsin Fifth district will contest Victor Berger’s right to his seat. Notice served in Chicago last night after Berger addressed Socialists. Basis claims Berger disqualified and votes for him void.
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Milwaukee
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H. S. Bodenstab
Congress
Victor Berger
Death of J C Scarbrough Will Be Buried Friday
The body of J C Scarbrough, who died yesterday in Marshalltown, was brought here this morning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Kist Chapel, with burial set for Friday.
Diverse Social and Local Notices From Ankeny IA
Miss Genevieve Dunn visits Miss Mayme Egan in Pittsburgh. Public library closes at 12 30 p m Thursday. Miss Lorraine Loveland arrives from Oelwein to visit friends over New Year. Y M C A hours tomorrow 8 to 11 a m. closed rest of day. Arthur W Smith and Miss Ola Keslar wed in Chicago New Year’s observed by Christ Episcopal church with four communion at 20 a m in Lord Hall. Mr and Mrs Fred G Seidler visit from Akron. Public schools closed tomorrow then class Friday. West High interclass basketball tournament starts next week per M S Wallace principal. Post office windows open 10 a m to 12 m tomorrow. one mail delivery. Fire truck and Ford collide at Fourth and Jefferson. minimal damage. Miss Marvel Monta of Mt Morris N L visits relatives Hugh Geiger in Avaterioohua. returns to Mt Morris. A. Rogers, Woodbury County recorder, visiting poultry show. notes 18 060 instruments on file in Sioux City in 1919. Mrs H Ralph of Pittsburgh arrives to visit parents and sister 316 Third Street West. C R V Bassarear to be Bolo club president at installation in Memorial Hall. succeeds John Goeller. A smoker after installation. J A Hoff, former Orange township boy, visiting Waterloo sisters. formerly of Doon Ia ran drug business 20 years before selling. will winter in Florida. Mr and Mrs N L Peterson return to Peoria Ill after Christmas visit with I J Peterson family. Christmas day reunion first in years. many dinner parties for Peoria guests.
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Pittsburgh
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Oelwein
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Akron
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M. Wallace
Fourth and
Jefferson
Marvel Monta
Mt. Morris
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Avaterioohua
X. A. Rogers
Woodbury County
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Sioux City
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Q. J. Valentine
E. F. Kistner
Third Street
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Bolo Club
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J. A. Hoff
Orange Township
Waterloo
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State Street
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Peoria
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Des Moines
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Ackley
Miss. Symington
Mazel Green
Abbott
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W.L. Pedlord
Metropolitan Opera House
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H. &. Lassbrook
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Rockford
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W. Cooper
Dyersville
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Mason City
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Tor
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Eliza Scott
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John Leven
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van Dean
John G. Speicher
Josephine Speicher
Mt. Morenel
Ruth Gardner
Reel Height
S. D
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Philip Robinson
Michigan
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Peter Funk
Tony Olson
Dee
Ae Howard Baldwin
Elbow Lake
Minn
Huson
Tripoli
Herman Bierman
Kelle
Siobel
Kebleen
Kehle
Siegel
Paul Kehle
Hilda
Buck Creek
Ernest
Béegererow
Lintner-Pommern
Germany
America
Marrage
Louise Schultz
Leroy Township
iFive
Congregational Church
Auto license plates reach five thousand by midafternoon
At 1 15 p m today 5151 pleasure cars and trucks had been licensed in Black Hawk county with long lines waiting to apply for licenses The original shipment of 5500 plates will be used and a further consignment of 1000 plates will be available for new cars Trailers and motorcycles are not included Black Hawk is projected to rank fifth or sixth among the state's counties by automobile totals.
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Black Hawk
Americans Said to Have Taken Right to Build Russ Railroad
London dispatch says the Esthonian peace delegation at Dorpat sought a Moscow to Reval railway concession. M Joffe replied the Soviet government had no objection in principle and that Americans have acquired the right to construct the project, aiming to develop Russia's natural resources.
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Kin of Civilian Slain in Dublin to Sue War Secretary
Dublin December 31 The relatives of Laurente Kennedy killed in the Phoenix Park shooting Sunday morning plan to sue Winston Spencer Churchill secretary for war for compensation. Police say no new developments have emerged in the incident.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Winston Spencer Churchill
Laurente Kennedy
Phoenix Park
Strasbourg Degree Given Columbia Head for Serving France
President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University is awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of Strasbourg. The honor cites his services to France and to the institution during the war. Strasbourg, reopened November 22 as a French university after 48 years under German control.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
University of Strasbourg
France
Strass
Folklore Strong in England Still London Lecture
Edward Lovett, honorary curator at the Imperial War Museum, argued there is no aboriginal London folklore, noting urban superstitions among costermongers and warehouse dealers. He cites blue bead preventives for bronchitis, burial of pets with owners, charms curing whooping cough, dragon's blood requests, and horseshoes over beds as revived wartime superstition.
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London
Edward Lovett
Imperial War Museum
East End
Lovett
Papers Follow the Magazines in Raising Rates
New York reports a nationwide rise in newspaper advertising rates with 320 dailies increasing prices by 26 to 33 1 3 percent over six to seven weeks. Publishers say local and national advertisers accept the need for higher rates as magazines and farm publications have already surged.
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New York
Shipping Board seeks Hoboken piers to ease New York congestion
Negotiations open with the war department to transfer six former Hamburg American piers at Hoboken to the Shipping Board. Pier space shortage in New York hampers operations, and acquiring the piers would relieve the transport service backlog and aid its operators, officials said today.
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Egypt Nationalists Demand Simple Independence Statement
Cairo reports the Nationalist party reiterates demand for full independence in reply to Viscount Milner and deems his conference invitation with commissioners useless. The piece notes militant resolve and world awareness of Egypt's case.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nationalist Party
Viscount Milner
Kentucky Governor Groomed for Vice President Bid
Kentucky Republicans groom Gov Edwin P Morrow as a possible vice presidential candidate led by A T Hert of the state committee. In South Dakota Gov Coolidge declines a vice presidential bid, sending letters to Secretary Burkhart. Calvin Coolidge later receives nomination for vice president while Leonard Wood is endorsed for president at the state convention.
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Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
A. T. Hert
Coolidge
Boston
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Wood
Pierre
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Leonard Wood
Burkart
Ex-Judge Barney Dead After Four Congress Terms
Samuel S. Barney, 78, former congressman and recently judge of the court for claims at Washington, died today at his Milwaukee home. He had been in declining health for over a year and retired from his judicial post last March. Barney served four terms in Congress before joining the bench. he is survived by one son and three daughters.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Samuel S. Barney
Court
Washington
Barney
Congress
Notes From Jowa Falls Readers And Nearby Towns
Jow a Falls notes report local social visits, new building plans, and community changes. Mentions Miss Margaret Symington teaching near Ackley, Dr Harwood of Lohrville awaiting practice in Iowa, and the Pedicardian apartment project to elevate the town. Also notes theater history at Metropolitan Opera House, Christmas visits, and local bank news including an upcoming Mutual Building and Loan stock series.
One-Eyed Driver Loses Life in New York Crash
A one-eyed taxi driver Henry J. Lawson, known as Society, killed a passerby and injured others when his cab ran into a crowded sidewalk. Investigators note licensing allows may issue chauffeurs with eye or limb losses after road tests and mental exams. inspectors warn proxy testing and post-application defects are hard to detect. Clarksville and Hudson items follow.
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New York City
Henry J. Lawson
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Francis’'M. Hugo
Horton Visits and Christmas Gatherings Recap
Horton Der 31 wim visits relatives in Glen Smith and family in Waterloo over Christmas at W A Hurlbut home. Ralph Zwanziger, who ran a closing-out sale near Irma, visited Reed Carpenter's home and plans to travel to St Cloud Minnesota this week. Agnes Jackson and Miss Lavera Hildeill hosted classes at their homes for a reunion with games music and Holiday decorations. Ada Wood and daughter Mar decorated rooms and hosted the gathering with refreshments prepared by the hostesses mother. Bernard Hoesen will move to Wa Tereshments and guests joined in tell-terlon after refreshments.
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Wim
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Jim Rausee
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Brandt
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Agnes Jackson
Ada Wood
Mar
Ian
Cedar Falla
Harry Cortright
Ward' Delavergné
Eve
Beyty
Emma Bulir
Bernard Hoesen
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