NLL Officials Announce Wartime Registration for Germans
Police chief J D Caldwell announces five day registration for German males aged 14 plus who have not finalized naturalization. Registrants must bring three photos at own expense and finger prints are free. Aimed at documenting peaceful aliens, with deputies and interpreters arranged, no compensation offered.
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United States
Germany
J. D. Caldwell
Waterloo
M. H. Kelly
Waterloo West
Caldwell
Black Hawk County
Chicago
Caldsrell Bes
Howard W. Garrison
Mark G. Wrechtfertig
Art Yordy
Capt
Garrison
Rechtfertig
Fred S. Sporle
Open Hours and Regulations in Effect in Waterloo
Retail stores mostly open from 9 a m to 6 p m with exceptions. Banks and cigar shops operate 10 a m to 3 p m and 11 p m to 1 p m on Sundays. drugs sell only essentials after 6 p m. Theatres up to evening shows with Sunday matinees. churches shifting midweek services. clubs and dance halls restricted. food and fuel rules impose weekly meatless and wheatless days and limited customer purchases.
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Sa. m
To & P. mi
Bliard
Social gatherings and notices in Waterloo events
A flurry of local social activity is described with multiple house parties and club events. Hostesses include Mrs. Clyde Hall and Mrs. J H Rose, with guests such as AL D L club members, Mrs. Nathan Entwistle, and Dr M G club members. The entries note refreshments, showers, and joint sessions, plus a YWCA gym mixer and various anniversaries, receptions, and a wedding at Calvary Evangelical church.
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Clyde Hall
AL D. L. Club
Nathan Entwistle
M. G. Club
J.gilles
Mmas. Denton
Silver Circle
J. H. Rose
E. E. Brooks
Galloway Social Union
Mary Strawn
Thelma
Velma
Teepie
Dimmer
Waterloo
Mary Melrosa
Memortlal Ball
Rimes, Hileman
Colby
Memorial Hall
Washington
Austin Burt
Fred S. Pettit
Millerd
W. J. Fairburn
Among the Churches Recipients Shower Edibles at St. Tarke’s
St. Tarke's Lutheran and Sacred Heart circles report social events. Rev William Koffman and Mrs Koffman hosted a Thursday gathering at home with church members presenting edibles. A card party is planned at Sacred Heart St Anne's circle with 27 women attending and a church hall event scheduled Friday.
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FP. Ney
Harry Saylor
C. Holm
William Bell
C.F Swyers
W. W. Christiansen
Bessie Goranson
August Johnson
YD. E. Miller
Messrs
Allan
William Gaskell
A. J. McGranahan
George Gish
W. WW
Chri F.swyers
Ma Gaskell
Locne T Sarah
Nellie Christiansen
Anna Ti ‘Masters Halaer Chris Harold Holm
Lawjrence Bauman
William Swyers
Arlene Lechner
Sacred Heart
St. Anne's
the Ladies of the Sacre Heart
T. J. Cleary
Friany
Mmes, T. C. Menges
W. Mitchell
FE. L. Farhan
Waterloo boarding houses cited for food rule breaches
Water loo reports show several boarding houses failing to observe new food regulations. Jacob Levingston, representing the food administration, says immediate investigations will target offenders while hotels cafes and restaurants have largely complied and the public supports meatless meals.
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Waterloo
Jacob Letingston
Food Administration
Levingston
Western Front a Frozen Hell
A wartime field report by K. Walter details a German air visit as British and German lines swap shellfire near the Messines ridge. The author walks a scarred landscape of frozen shell holes and wreckage, notes planes overhead and anti aircraft fire, and describes the sounds of distant bombardment and enemy activity as dusk approaches.
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London
Danta
Messines Tidge
Nantton
Wytschaete
88 Witchet
Mesennes
Messines Ridge
Passchendaele
Bowie
Finnland
Messines
Esther Cleveland Engagement Amid WWI Shelling Report
The article recalls Esther Cleveland, Grover Cleveland’s daughter, engaged to Captain Bosanquet of the Scots Guards, amid a WWI frontline scene. It describes shell bursts near a dugout, camouflage, and the dull, isolating atmosphere as exhausted soldiers and civilians drift through a war-torn landscape while distant civilians appear desiring normal life.
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Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Bosanquet
London
Altho
Waterloo Fuel Shortage Eases as Coal Arrives
Waterloo residents see relief as coal cars arrive by rail and more are expected. The fuel board reports scattered opening hour violations but notes no widespread violations. A large conservation sign and distributed cards urge prudent use while most departments stay closed and theatres reopen after noon.
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Waterloo
Tual
Tuls
Bepn
Athcerson
Tkan
Dat
Cedar River
HM. J. Farrall
M. Ravin
Raymond Beatty
Fred Z. Kimball Company
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Clinton
Headford Bros. & Hitchins
I. Lo BP
Jisual
Theatre Managers Anxious to Pull Kaiser's Mustache
Waterloo theatre managers face heavy financial losses as a fuel board order limits matinee and weekday performances while Sunday afternoons are tolerated. Contracts in advance and lost box office revenue bite, though evening shows persist. Managers view the restriction as a wartime sacrifice and hope to reduce the Kaiser’s influence.
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Kaiser
Waterloo Fuel Board
Advanc
Waterloo
Garibaldi Region Created in Italy In Rome Details
In Rome on February 2 the government authorized the creation of the Garibaldi region under Peppina Garibaldi. She consults with the organizing committee led by Col Gurtsenpe on unit details. Garibaldi was a notable figure in the Mexican revolution led by Madero in 1911.
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Rome
Trituns
Peppina Garibaldi
Col
Gurtsenpe
Peppinas Garibaldi
Madero
U S and Spain in Trade Parley in Madrid
Negotiations between the United States and Spain over commercial arrangements and what goods Spain may supply for American troops in France are under discussion. Marquis da Alhucamas says he is well content with progress as American delegates depart for Paris, while U S officials withhold approving reports on the talks.
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Marquis da Alhucamas
Ani
Spain
United States
Madrid
Paris
Washington, D. C
France
American nurse to be decorated by French in Somme district
A U S nurse with a Red Cross hospital in the Somme region is nominated for a decoration by the sub prefect, praised for devoted service amid a diphtheria outbreak. Despite small staff and harsh winter, she tended children and neighbors, even after contracting illness herself. The nurse’s name remains undisclosed at this time.
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Ais
Rec Cross
Somme
Coll
Orange Township Townsmen Defeat Cedar Falls Second Team
The basketball team of Orange township handed Cedar Falls High School's second team a 36 to 19 defeat last night in the Orange Consolidated Schools gym. The winners outclassed their opponents at every angle of the game and built a decisive early lead.
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Oranghe Township Wiens
Orange Township
Cedar Falls High School
Orange Consolidated Schools
Book Agent Faces Censors Over Chicago Book Sale
A Chicago pub house agent solicited merchants to back a book claimed as church enterprise. The local censorship committee found no church sanction and no official endorsement. H. B. Kelly leads the probe. prosecution decisions follow after review by authorities.
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Chicago
Etta
Neraelf
Waterloo
Ministerind Union
Spaca Fi
Mofusalty
Tim
H. 13. Kelly
Tribute by Father Senter on Green Stockings at Waterloo
Father Senter, director of dramatic art at Dubuges College, visited the final production of Green Stockings in the Little Theatre. He praised the cast, the League for democratic casting, Thalanguo's Playhouse, and the intimate actor audience dynamic. He lauded Waterloo for its well organized community drama league.
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Father Senter
Dubuges College
Confluue
Lowa
League
Thalanguo
Berman and Goldman Surrender to Officials
In New York on February 2 Alexander Borkman surrendered Emma Gollman an archisty at the U S marshal's office under a federal court order after the Supreme Court affirmed their conviction for conspiring to interfere with the Selective Service Act. They were sentenced to two years' imprisonment and fined $10,000 each, previously released on $25,000 bonds pending appeal.
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New York
Alesander Borkman
Emma Gollman
United States Marshal's Office
United States Suremo Court
Supreme Court
German food substitutes threaten nation, warns scholars
Amsterdam dispatch reports German scientists urge immediate government control over substitute foods due to widespread malnutrition. Prof Jruckenack warns that without intervention, a third of Germany’s population could perish and two thirds weaken, as dangerous substitutes like kerosene prep and zoose dripping flood the market.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Jruckenack
University of Berlin
Vossische Zaltung
Berlin
Groundhog Shadow Predicts Six More Weeks of Weather
Reports say the groundhog saw his shadow, signaling six more weeks of disagreeable weather. If the day had been cloudy, no shadow would appear and spring might come sooner.
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Aky
Watch Repairing and Jewelry Redesign services
Watch repairing is specialized for high grade watches with quick, fair pricing. Old jewelry can be redesigned or diamonds remounted. Services promise no job too difficult and rapid completion.
Courier Patterns for Courier Fashion Department Orders
Directions to obtain up-to-date Courier patterns for accompanying designs by sending 40 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of Evening Courier in Waterloo. Patterns include seam allowances. orders filled promptly and expected to arrive within ten days after dispatch.
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Waterloo
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Women’s Relief Corps
I. N. Seaman
Missus
Betty Seaman
Almira Bassett
Dorothy Pockels
Tripoli
Denver
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Red Cross
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