Funeral of Greek Soldier Draws Large Cedar Falls Crowd
Cedar Falls February 7 with coal deliveries easing fuel strain, funeral for Private Marry Stanopalous of Co. F at St Luke's Episcopal Church drew a large Greek crowd from nearby towns. Service by a Greek priest from Waterloo,Mayor J B Newman spoke for Cedar Falls citizens. High school glee club sang. State Teachers College battalion escorted the body to Greenwood Mausoleum. Stanopalous died Feb 1 at Camp Cody New Mexico of pneumonia after measles.
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St. Luke's Episcopal C Church
Reek
Waterloo
John S. Cole
St. Luke's
J. B. Newman
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ Collage
Greenwood
Camp Cody
Denting
N. M
Voiceless chairmen to announce speakers for war messages
Government investigators will deliver reports from the front at two large meetings in Black Hawk county on Sunday at 7:00 p m Grace M E church and First M E church chairmen Huntley and Van Vleck will merely announce the speakers to comply with federal injunction no admission or collection will be taken the public urged to hear the wartime messages across the sea. A separate incident reports Mary Willis arrested at 2:30 am after an alleged encounter at 113 Lian street she reported being drugged and robbed by Tillis Mitchell and was taken to police headquarters in lingerie and a bathrobe police said both women had been drinking.
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Terido
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R. L. Wilbur
Everett Colby
Elizabeth Garghill Beecher
Black Hawk County
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George W Huntley
M. E. Church
Charles van Vleck
Mary Willis
Lian Street
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Douglass
Shel
Tillis Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Willis
Mr. Saundare
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Atlantic
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Theift
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Miller
Anna B. Lawther
America
Altho
Carl F. Kuehme
Denison
Francis Whitley
Central Menois seeks 10 railway officers for France service
Railways in central and southeast districts are asked to furnish 100 specially equipped officers for transportation supervision in France. Illinois Central lines in both districts will supply about 10 percent. Positions include deputy director general major division superintendents and other ranks up to sergeants, all to pass regular military exams under military supervision. A number of local Timios Central employees may also apply.
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France
Illinois Central Lines
Timois Central
Police arrest rowdy women in varied intoxication states
Police faced a volatile scene last night as they arrested women of all ages and conditions, some mellow, others overripe, ranging from clingy to obstructionist, in a disorderly ride situation. A chaotic mix of behavior tested officers who handled the unrest.
Former Waterloo Family Sends Sons to Front
Senator Henry W Grout reports a letter from Ed C Lane Guthrie Center IA stating his sons Clayton and Ray are serving in Uncle Sam's forces. Clayton captains a gun crew on the ship St Louis and has seen action with an enemy submarine. Ray is a second lieutenant in balloon signal corps stationed in Omaha. Mrs Lane had surgery at Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester MN and is recovering.
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Ed. C. Lane
Guthrie Center
Waterloo
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Ray
Uncle Sam
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Lane
Mayo
Leader of Old Fire Team Reviews Scene of Exploits
O. D. Hart, former resident and leader of the L. F. Walker hose team, recalls exploits as one of the era's top amateur sprinters. Now in LeMars after farm work in Plymouth County, he notes two of his sons have enlisted to serve in the war effort for world freedom.
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O. D. Hart
Waterloo
L. F. Walker
War savings rally urges all to back liberty and stamps
Col Saunders leads at Wualout Street Baptist church urging every resident to buy war savings stamps as a duty to liberty. Speakers stress the Declaration and Magna Charta, economy, and women’s support, with emphasis on public sacrifice and patriotism amid wartime.
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Wualout Street Baptist Church
Col
CG. OQ. Saunders
Homer J. Miller
Iowa
Better By Morning Try II Cascarets Ad
Remove liver and bowel poison causing dizziness tiredness and foul breath. Take one or two Cascarets tonight for gentle cleansing that won’t gripe or upset next day. Suitable for mothers to give sick bilious children, harmless and well liked.
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Christian testimonial on Fruitola Traxo relief for gall stones
Testimonial from Mrs. M. E. Jacks of Red Lion York Co Pa praising Fruitola and Traxo from Pinus Laboratories Monticello Wisconsin for relief after years of gall stone pain. Letter notes prior doctors offered only operation and cites purchases from local retailers Wangler Bros Co and C J Miller. Booklet available by writing Pinus Laboratories Monticello Illinois.
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Red Lion
York Co
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Monticello
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West Fourth St
Mlinots
Gambling Losses as Tax Deductions Studied in 1916 Law
A 1916 law discussion reveals that losses from stock play outside regular business are deductible only to gains from such ventures. An official explains that sustained losses may offset gains, but if no gains occur, the loss is not deductible. The dialogue covers dealer status, commission men, and reporting winnings.
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Contempt Citation Sought in Betrott Divorce Case
Mrs. Wa kel petitions Judge G. W. Mullan for citation of Julius Masel of Betrott Michigan for contempt of court. An injunction restrains him from approaching or contacting his wife, his workplace, or funding her notes by messengers while she travels or is away. He is accused of violating the decree and threatening her. he says actions were under intoxication and seeks bond release.
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Julius Masel
Betrott
Mich
Marie Wupel
Oiallon
Kugel
Wakel
Molusthighur
Muswengars
Fangel
Bla
Engel
Thrift drive taps federal revenue bank at $100,000 daily
Report from Chicago on the Hadith week drive showing rapid telegraph and letter shipments flowing in from across the state and city. Volunteers say the effort will likely boost funds and support nationwide thrift campaigns.
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Mab
Federal Revenue Bank
Maos
Without an Operation How a New Jersey Man Got Rid of a Hernia
Eugene M. Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey a carpenter formerly troubled by a right inguinal rupture declined risky surgery. He used a truss with little relief then learned a simple method from his mother that eliminated the rupture without operation or loss of time. Years later he remains active and cured, free from discomfort or danger. A broad appeal offers free information to readers who write to Pullen enclosing a stamped return reply.
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Eugens M. Pullen
Manasquan
Pullen
Mr. Pullen
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