Debate on King's Speech Address Amendment Debated
In London the house of commons continued the debate on the address in reply to the king's speech. Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland moved an amendment regretting government expenditure and rising living costs. Austen Chamberlain defended high prices as world-caused, noting sugar shortages and U.S. dry policies. He urged increased global production and funding of floating debt to improve British credit, ending with the address adopted after the amendment was rejected.
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London
House of Commons
Arthur H. Steel-Maitland
Austen Chamberlain
America
United States
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Arthur Steel-Maitland
Forgeries Denied of Serb French Pact Negotiations
Paris officials deny Italian and Rome newspapers reports of a Serbia France military alliance. An official note states no negotiations have taken place and describes the published documents as forgeries. The Temps also rejects the Rome idea newspaper reports as absolutely false.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rome
France
Jugo‘Slavia
Havas
Idea Nazionale of
Jugo-Slavia
Temps
Co operative Banking Today's Subject of Farmer Labor Meet
Chicago February 13 An All-American Farmer Labor Cooperative congress enters its second day with 400 delegates discussing co operative banking and credits The program ahead includes The People s Press Standardization of Co operative Methods Unification of the Co operative Movement Co operative Education and Underlying Causes of Unrest Committee reports and a round table on the places of women in the cooperative movement are slated for the closing day
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Associated Press
Chicago
All-American Farmer-Labor Co-operative Congress
Warren
Stone
People’s Press
I Inieaween
Corn imports banned to keep out borer pest
The Department of Agriculture ordered the prohibition of importing corn broom corn and related plants to stop the European corn borer from entering the United States. The pest is already present in some eastern states according to officials.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Hearst seeks injunction to halt sale of German liners
W R Hearst files in DC Supreme Court for injunction against the Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corp to stop a public auction of 30 former German liners. He argues improper advertising, potential $300 million loss, and harm to national transport reserves. court issues rule to show cause. Defendants include board members Payne Scott McDonald Stevens.
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Smoot
Utah
England
United States
Ashurst
W. RR
Hearst
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
District of Columbia Supreme Court
W. R. Hearst
New York
McCoy
John B. Payne
Thomas A. Scott
John A. McDonald
Raymond B. Stevens
United States Shipping Board and
Folk
Missouri
Senator Bailey
Texas
Gen Ansell
William A. Deford
Army Transport
Payne
The
Warning of Poisoned Canned Goods Sent by U S Health Men
Washington officials issue a formal public warning through the Public Health Service after recent Memphis cases in which fatalities followed consuming ripe bottled olives found to contain poisonous decomposition. Telegrams urge officers to advise people not to eat foods that are discolored off in odor or swollen or gas-filled when opened. Information on poison origins in the olive cases is included.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
Memphis
Tenn
Liquor Stock Shortage Aboard Mauretania Upon Arrival
The Cunard liner Mauretania left New York with a record liquor stock but found its lockers empty on arrival. Passengers crowded the bar from outside the three mile limit, prompting stewards to urge larger beverage storage for future voyages.
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Associated Press
Southampton
Altho
Cunard
Mauretania
New York
Consolidated Ticket Offices to Be Kept in Most Cities
Washington reports consolidated ticket offices established during government operation of railroads will be kept in most large cities after private control resumes. New York is likely to retain them, Chicago may abandon the plan though one major line demands an exclusive space for its business.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Railroad Administration
New York
Chicago
German Army Still Has 400000 Mary Tanks Guns Report
Paris February 13 The German army remains about 400000 strong per a Foreign Affairs Committee report from Gen Niessel head of the Baltic mission. The force includes 1010 policing units officers and NCOs. Germany shows ample tanks machine guns and airplanes with 15000 policing forces on the Rhine right bank in the neutral zone.
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Paris
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Niessel
Germany
Rhine
Births Reported In Local Families
Birth notices list several newborns with parent names and addresses. A son born Feb 1 to Harold Harper. a daughter Marian Adelina to Earl Nathan Blitsch. a son Jaster V to Roy C. Markley. a son to George C. Kenectl. a son to Thomas Stout. additional names appear incomplete or cut off.
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Genres Harold Harper
Lane
Homer Eugene
Earl Nathan Blitsch
Barclay ‘South, Peb
Marian Adelina
Roy C. Markley
Sycamore
Jaster v
George C. Kenectl
Orville Anes
Thomas Stout
Falls
Leonard Dala
Admiral Kolchak Executed at Irkutsk
London reports confirm the execution of Admiral Kolchak former head of the all Russian government. He and M Pepeliayev premier and minister of the interior were shot at 5 am in Irkutsk after a 2 am decision by the revolutionary committee to prevent rescue attempts. Allies seek reasons and responsibility.
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Associated Press
London
Admiral Kolchak
M. Pepeliayev
Irkutsk
Revolutionary Committee
Pepeltayev
Morinary Mayes Dies at Farm Near Waterloo
Morinary Mayes of La Porte City died at his farm near Waterloo from pneumonia at 2 a.m. He was 24, born March 11, 1895, and later farmed with his father after leaving Waterloo Savings Bank. He married Bernice Parker in 1906 and pursued brood stock farming. Also noted are details of H. McCleery’s death, Ella Bolt’s death in Portland, infant Samuel Wilson, Clarence Douglas funeral, and other notices.
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Knomas Oakley Mayes
Matt Mayes
la Porte City
Waterloo
Hudson Road
Mr. Mayes
Waterloo Business College
Waterloo Savings Bank
H. Mccleery
W. R. McCleery
Randall Street
Petersen Bros
Waterman
United Presbyterian Church
Walker Lumber Company
J. A. McCleery
White Lake
S. D
Guy Walker
Margaret
Ruth Waterman
Gold Fields Found in Urals Increase Moscow Output
Two valuable gold fields were discovered after the Soviet regain of the Urals, reports Moscow newspaper. Engineers say with machinery Russia could raise gold output by 60 percent within two years, boosting production amid Soviet control.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Urals
Moscow
Russia
Federal policy justice to all urged by president
Detroit dispatch reports President Wilson pressing federal policy justice to all as unions consider wage proposals. United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers say they will review the president's reply with earnest consideration. A strike set for Feb 17 by over 200000 members looms if no agreement is reached.
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Maintenance of Way
White House
Brotherhood
Hines
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Detroit
Mich
Wilson
United Brotherhood of Maintenants of Way
Allen Barker
Dredge Raised After 16 Days of Effort Off Sedgwick Island
The 100 ton dredge sunk 14 feet deep off Sedgwick Island 18 months ago was raised today after a 16 day operation by crew of F M Shores and John Morrow. Cables, ice inside the hull, and anchored tackle aided the landing. A prior attempt failed last autumn due to broken gear. Shell Rock mourns as Mrs L Van Vieck dies after illness and surgery with TB history. Surviving family includes husband Bea, Eckhart parents, sisters and George Mickhart.
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Sedgwick Island
F. M. Shores
John Morrow
Cedar Rapids
Shell
Shell Rock
L. van Vieck
Waverly Hospital
Bea
L. J. Eckhart
C. J. Hail
H. W. Koster
George Mickhart
Redwood Falls
Minn
Marriage Licenses Reported Across Several Iowa Cities
The notice lists several couples obtaining marriage licenses: Glenn E. Ressler of Shell Rock with Irene M. Sinnott of Cedar Falls. Fred Winning of Durkerton with Sophia Stoffregen of Readlyn. Willio McQuilkin of Waterloo with Lily Johnson of Waterlon. Elmer P. Rechkemmer of Shell Rock with Margie Vanderwalker. Also Emma Jeffrey of Waterloo and Burr A. Dean of Waterloo, plus Marguerite J. Luthmer of Water loo Canes and others, indicating a regional licensing record.
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Glenn E. Ressler
Shell Rock
Irene M. Sinnott
Cedar Falls
Fred Winning
Durkerton
Sophia Stoffregen
Readlyn
Willio McQuilkin
Waterloo
Lily Johnson
Waterlon
Elmer P. Rechkemmer
Shell
van Margie Vanderwalker
Lynn
Omala
Neb
Emma Jeffrey Waterloo Burr A
Dean
Wage talks on coal wage scale to begin in New York
Hazleton Pa Feb 13 Associated Press reports that conferences between anthracite coal operators and the United Mine Workers of America on a new wage scale for April 1 will start in New York on March 9. Also reported recovering from burns Mrs Cora Condon severely burned at her Commercial street home and treated at St Francis hospital.
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Associated Press
Hazleton
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Cora Condon
Commercial Street
St. Francis Hospital
Death of Frank Hesse of Deadwn Oregon
Word reached Waterloo relatives of Frank Hesse's death at his home in Buckbone Oregon after years of arteriosclerosis decline. A Civil War veteran born July 20 1848 in Germany, he lived in Waterloo as a youth and served in Company I Korty-sevanih Towns infantry. He later ran a hardware business in Clarksville before moving to Oregon nine years ago. Survived by wife Lucy Hill and four sons Fred Wapello Clyde Des Moines Louis, plus a Los Angeles brother Herman. He held high G A R honors including commander roles in Iowa and Oregon posts and died after a long illness.
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Frank Nessa
Bu- Bone
Ore
Hesse
Waterloo
Darents
John &. Hesse
Charles Mullan
Tia
Upper Bluff Street
Deversed
Germany
Tie
Co. 1
Korty-sevanih Towns Infantry
Clarksville
Buller County
Orogen
Lucy Hill
Fred
City in Brief Buwwad to tue cure of sour oy eg dtemds
Local notices report multiple residents recovering from illness, visits by relatives, and a few medical updates. Several individuals, including Mrs. Whitfort, Mrs. Stin Scott, and Mrs. McStay, are mentioned with varying conditions. A milk wagon driver, Al Larson, was injured in a skating accident, while postman Edward Beal sustained facial injuries from a fall. Henry Teger oversees tiling work in drainage district No. 8 amid material delays.
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Charles HW. Frown
Fourth Street
J. G. Lighthart
Lafayette Street
Lave
St. Pat
Ubay
Frank W. Lighthart
al. P. Larson
Edward LZ. Beal
Con
Mayer Man
Henry Teger
Mawkeye Construction Company
Webster City
Black Hawk
Buchanan County
A. M. Westmar
Tar Prink
Des Moines
Gen Peter W Davison Dead West Pointer Five Wars
Gen Peter W Davison of the U S Army, a West Point graduate of 1892, died at Governor's Island at age 50. He served in the Montana Indian wars, the Philippines, Cuba, China and Alaska and later commanded troop debarkation at Hoboken.
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Peter Davison
West Pointer
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Orig
Peter W. Davison
Governor's Island
Davison
West Point
Montana
Beghlines A Gall From Big Church Beghlines A Gall From Big Church
Mirest Presbyterian church in Mup koxes Oklo renewed calls for Mrs John Robertson Matariney pastor of First Church of the Game de Nomination in Waterloo asking reconsideration and recanvass of her work. The second call offered a salary higher than in Muskogee but Dr Macartney Loday declined again. Muskogee church with 900 members and city population supported the decision as boards urged declination. Since his arrival six years ago he expanded church work doubling membership in five years and spearheaded a drive for a prominent church and Sunday school building delayed only by wartime conditions.
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Mirest
Muskogee
Tie Oou
Hie
Macartney
Chute
Jle
la A Pohrt
Carmelon
Man Buried With Steam Shovel at Mason City Plant
George Haskovitch, a steam shovel fireman, died at noon from injuries after a landslide at the Mason City Brick pit. George Morass, a laborer, escaped with a fractured left arm while attempting a rescue. The bank’s clay thaw loosened, triggering the slide and explosion.
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Mason City
Maron Cuy
George
Raskoviteh
Mason City Brick
George Morass
Haskovitch
Hoapital
M K ay Brothers to Move to Big Ranch Near Caddoa Colo
The M Kay brothers dairy in Orange township will relocate to a new ranch near Caddoa Colorado. They will stock 125 purebred Holsteins, with 60 head already on site and 60 more to be shipped next week. The move follows a local sale and Colorado incentives to attract Iowa dairymen. Fort Lyon nearby may provide a milk market. The brothers hail from Buckingham Tama county.
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Caddoa
Colo
McKay Brothers
Orange Township
Fort Lyon
Buckingham
Tama. County
Thorobred ‘Ifolsteins
Colorado
Iowa
Amasamid Garment Company Directors Named
Lydia C. Jenks listed among directors of the Amasamid Garment Company, capitalized at $125,000, with F Willis Jenks A N Moritz and others. Y.W.C.A. board met and elected officers including Mrs J L Buechsle president Mrs Altstadt vice president and Mrs Wolfman secretary. Committees to be named later.
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Amasamald Garment QC
Lydia C. Jones
Lydia C. Jenks
Amasaraid Garment Company
Jowa Skirt Manufacturing Company
Willis Jenks
A. N. Moritz
Lydla
Jenks
A. 0. Tonar
Herry Moritz
L. W. Albert
Podiam
Y. WC. A
J. L. Buechsle
Presi
Altstadt
A. 4. Wolfman
Chl. Mightney
Co. K. Bentz
Tater
Hudson News in Brief: Marriages Births and Local Notes
The Hudson area reports the marriage of Ethelle ove Heckut to Fred O G French of Des Moines with Rev. G W Van Oran officiating. Vernon Ft Fonte and Miss Francis Marston wed with Olin Foote and Miss Jennin Hrandoorst present. Also noted are a hip injury to Mrs A N Wilson, smallpox illness of a teacher Miss McNutt, a basketball loss to the Jemzo team, a Baptist Sunday school picnic, influenza recovery of Miss Fern Stunna, and various local family updates and obituaries. Census data on Alaska population is cited, plus a reference to a “For Sale Act” in the Courier.
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Francis Marston
Olin Foote
Jennin Hrandoorst
James Loonan
AN. Wilson
Prasbyterian Hospital
Watterloo
Mise McNutt
A. T. Joder
Yfudson
Ae G
Ed Moplas
Aptist
Clifford Oonin
Ames
Fern Stunta
van Oran
Lloyd Loonan Ig
Here
Dack Madsen
Glenny Farm
Hudson
Emil Walters
Tike
Baptist Church
Jesse Lehr
Judson
Lehr
Mire
Richard Shepard
Joliet
Haskel
William Miller
Dunkerton
McMillen
Colorado
Martin
Waterloo
Charlies Heppner
Will Simpson
Idaho
Barauel Laumbus
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Exchequer
Mr. Chamberlain
Schleswit
U.S
Cqlchak
Iakutsk
Thomas Oakley Mayes
Lee R.cleery
Ella Bolt
H. C. Varney
Portland
Tacoma
Boone
Varney
R. Medes
Alameda
Cal
William N Glenn
Jobn Mullan
Ingram Smith
Centralia
Fred Thomas
Frank Thomas
Thermopolis
Wyo
Samuel Wilson
Lillian Wilson
Baltimore Street
Hileman & Gindt
Clarence Douglas
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Elmwood
Allen Street
Edward Otsen
Ceday Falls
Edward Qisen
Washington Street
Gwendollyn Buchan
Gwendolyn , Buchan
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Grundyenter
Frank Hedge
Oregon
Waterioo
Civil Way
Clarkaville
James Butler
Department of Iowa
Same
J. W. Geary
Department of Oregon
Sunior
Althout
Judge Mullan
Fred White
GWT
Erate
Mra
Howie
Flome Park Boulevard
W. . Whitfort
Ceda
James A. Loskins
Creat Ave
Wus
Stin Scott
Ome Park Boulevard
Petouimontn
J. J. Miller
Hammond Avenue
G. A. Bitner
Newton, Ja
A. A. Bitner
Sixth Street West
Galer
Biter
Norman Wacket
Dale Swanson
F. Tt. Swanson
Franklin Street
Kills Moore
Campbell Ayehue
A. A. Zimmerman
BIG Church
Do. Maphiney Deckles
Kevndl
First Presbyterian Churel
M’kay
Legion
Washington
D. C
E. Lester Jones
Lenin
National Committee On Auxiliaries of the
American Legion
Y. W. C. A. . Flection
Alaska
Courier
Lee
Lavallieres
Flatware
Rogers
Rockford
Reed and Barton
Holmes & Edwards
Community
Elgin, Waltham, Howard
Hampton Springfield
Hamilton
Sycamore Yl J
Street Ee Sewe
Company“ Sr
H. E. Glendore
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