Holland May Help Kaiser Go Elsewhere Says Note
The Associated Press reports in The Hague that Britain France and Italy favor moving former Emperor William away from the German frontier possibly to the Dutch East Indies if Holland declines to surrender him. The allied note to Holland stresses avoidance of setting a dangerous precedent while noting Germany’s difficulties in extraditing those with older, broader responsibilities.
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Associated Press
Hague
William
Gerigan
Butea Island
Holland
Germany
Prins
Supreme Allied Council
London
Withiam
Europe
Dutch Masti Indies
Berlin
Ga ¥ Wette
K. Landon
Allied Supremie Council
Willian
Lloyd George
Noite
Adriatic
Five Brothers Held in Panama as Assassins
Panama reports the arrest of Sagel and his four brothers for the assassination of Gov. Perrigault of Chirigni province. The incident followed a dispute over squatters and land owner W. G. Chase, with the father reportedly expelled from Las Gajas before the governor was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Associated Frees
Sagel
Perrigault
Chirigni
W. G. Chase
Las Gajas
Y W C A Council Plans Meetings for Visiting Secretary
The Federal Council of YWCA clubs in the city plans events around visiting Secretary Miss Marie Foulkes of New York City, guest speaker Feb 17 19. Activities include dinners, federation supper, and an informal party with her address at each step.
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Federal Council
Y. W. G.7a
Association
Miss Marie Foulkes
New York City
Miss Foulkes
Council
Miss Poulkes
Helen Beavers
Minneapolis
Vesper
Publicix
Lenora Feely
Federation
Bernice Pilson
J. L. Buechele
W.C. A
Delegates to Rural School Conference Plan Longer Stay
Cedar Falls reports several reading educators from across the country plan to attend the national rural school conference next week. They will visit consolidated schools at Orange, Hudson, and Jesup Monday and may stay through Tuesday to learn as much as possible about how these schools function. Delegates expected range from 600 to 800.
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Cedar Falls
Orange
Hudson
Jesup
Hey
Rangain
City in Brief: Local Notes and Arrivals
City in Brief reports visitors to St Clair and nearby towns, funeral travel, a return to work after illness, a lecture by Robert Graham at Masonic temple, a binding company presentation in Waterloo, and a local street caution about heavy trucks. It also notes J H Steely’s visit to a Los Angeles Chamber exhibit and upcoming events at Majestic and an Eastern Star colonial party at Masonic hall.
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Roger Bremer
Home’ Building & Loan Association
Robert
Graham Wil
Masonic Temple
William J. Ditkinson
National Binding Machine Company
New York City
Fowler Company
H. EH. Will
J. H. Steely
Waterloo
Southern California
Los Angeles
Majestic
Orpheum
Waterton Chanter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Consumptive Shoots Wife and Self in Minnesota Home
In St Paul on February 14, William Smith shot his wife at 268 Belmont street as she brought him breakfast. She is seriously wounded in the back. Smith, despondent over tuberculosis, shot himself in the head after firing on his wife. He died shortly after.
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St. Paul
Minn
William Smith
Belmont Street
City Hospital
Smith
Ines
Korea
Shimonorcht Strait
Local Obituaries and Deaths in Waterloo Area
Mortuary notices report the deaths of Friedrich Gustav Kretzschmar aged 68 at 1007 Franklin Street following a week long pneumonia illness. Survived by widow Emelie and four children. Funeral Monday Feb 16 at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Also obituary items for A D Sweitzer 1892 prior funeral plans in Robins Iowa and Ethel Alma Engleman child with diphtheria death at 312 Peek Street. Mrs William F Mohlis 38 at Linden Avenue. and Mrs Jasper Stockwell, 2 0 died at St Francis Hospital from cancer born Missouri. all with details on survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Friedrick G. Kretschmar
Friedrich Gustav Kretzschmar
Franklin Street
Mr. Kretzschmar
Mitwelda
Saxony
Germany
America
Waterloo
Emelie Hempel
Kretzschmar
Bats Wy Owemaur
A. D. Sweitzer
Grange Township
Carlisle
Neb
Hubert
Dollie Bear
Daniel Bear
Robins
Ira
Grosby
N. D
Albert
W. E. Flory
McPherson
Ian
Edgar Roth- Tock
Holmsville
H. E B. Blough
Ethel Alma Engleman
A. H. Engleman
Peekstreet
Fairview
Akron
John
Ray
Robert
Ernest
Mable
Colesburg
Emma
William F. Mohlis
Linden Avenue
Jasper Stockwell
St. Francis Hospital
Missouri
Oakland Avenue
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Clarksville
Drs. W
George G. Dennett
My. Bennett
Reamery County
Dumont
G. Wooodell
J. Springer
Uma
Spriger
Oldsat
Wedeking
Berkeley
Bristow
Fia Monthe
Pneumonie
Klelman
Citly
Miller
H. D. Miller
Lloyd Pfalugeraff
Mian City
Tlo
Miler
Martan
Laches of Affection Sparks $20,000 Suit in Iowa Court
Louis A. Dunker sues Harry F. Freedman in district court claiming $20,000 damages for alienation of his wife Leah Allan Dunker. The complaint, filed Friday, alleges Freedman pursued Mrs. Dunker in Waterloo after the 1910 marriage in Rock Island, wooing her through dances, gifts, and attentions, leading to a disrupted home. Two counts seek $10,000 each for loss of companionship and for alleged wanton seduction.
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Harry
Freedman
Louis A. Dunker
Dunker
Louis Dunker
Leah Allan
Rock Island
Waterloo
Mr. Dunker
Mrs. Dunker
Jis
P. H. Frank
Damages Sought in Libel Suit Over Iowa Homestead Articles
Woodworth Clu of Davenport sues publisher James Pierce for 205000 damages in district court alleging libel from articles in the Iowa Homestead between March 14 1918 and April 24 1919 alleging corruption in Crum s handling of state funds for the Panama Pacific exposition. Miss Almina Winifred Donahoe and Andrew F McNeilly wed at St Joseph s rectory. couple to live in Waterloo with McNeilly employed by Burroughs Adding Machine. witnesses Sorace Van Metre and Paul McGeheran.
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Des Moines
Woodworth
Clu
Davenport
James Pierce
Iowa Homestead
Jum
Crum
Almina Winifred Donahoe
Andrew F. McNeily
J. J. Slattery
St. Joseph’s
McNeilly
Black Hawk
Roosevelt Memorial meeting postponed due to speaker’s absence
C H McNider of Mason City, slated as speaker for the Roosevelt Memorial association, could not attend last night because of a late train. The meeting, caused by Carleton Sias, was postponed and will be held later.
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M'Nider
C. H. McNider
Mason City
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Carleton Sias
Man drunk on wood alcohol wakes in jail
G. P. Aran of Savanna Illinois imbibed denatured wood alcohol, was arrested by Waterloo police, and woke in the city jail feeling fine though lacking appetite. The incident recalls other local notes as reports mention a dance at St Marys hall and a card party by Women of the Rosary.
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G. P. Aran
Savanna
Ill
Ryan
William Jennings Bryan
Viola Watural
Storm Lake
M. Delagardelle
Raymond
St Mary's Bail
Sn Women of the Rosary Nodality
St. Mary's Hall
Cabinet Session Shows Friction Over Wilson’s Illness
Cabinet members convened at Secretary Lansing’s call to assess President Wilson’s health amid rumors of incapacity. Dr Grayson stated Wilson was able to discharge duties, while questions about authority and the cabinet’s purpose led to an abrupt, unresolved meeting. Lansing later left the cabinet, hinting at deeper policy rifts especially over foreign affairs and the Mexican policy.
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Lansley
Thei
Congross
Shera Wisalk
Pico Vigo
Marshall
Det
Pall
Republican
New Mexico
Lunstog
Preglem
Garfield Jay
Taylor
Fillmore
Wilson
Tumulty
Lansing
Grayson
Lansing Jis
Dr. Grayson
White House
Slate
Mere Figerthead
William Jan
John Bassett Moore
Germany
Wilgan
Carranza
Lansing Resignation Turmoil Shakes Wilson Administration
Washington dispatch details Secretary Lansing's resignation amid disputes with President Wilson and Tumulty. It notes Criticisms from Prather Mether and Fletcher on Mexican policy, plus calls for a successor, with John W. Davis and Polk discussed. Letters between Wilson and Lansing ordered printed. Baker remains silent.
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Fletcher
Prather Metcher
Mexico
Maxiean Pulley
Boller
Lansing
Pletcher
Letcher
Bullit Kove
Lowaver
Associated Press
State Department
Conninaut
White House
Lansing-Wilson
Tetters
Shonmuelyes
Tumalty
Polk
Davis
John W. Davis
London
Aga
Wilsonwill
White Toanse O Merals
Porter
Wilson
House Foreign Alfaira Committee
Langsing
Senate
Brandagee
Connecticut
Baker
Cleveland
Democrats First To Greet Women At County Convention
A Black Hawk Iowa county convention welcomed women delegates and endorsed Woodrow Wilson’s equal suffrage stance. The meeting re elected Miller as county chairman and Horace Van Metre as secretary, with credentials relaxed to admit all members. J C Murtagh delivered an uplifting speech predicting a full Democratic county ticket victory in November.
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Tage
Ashley
John Kane
J. C. Murtagh
K. Bales
F F. Simpson
William Jennings Bryan
W. A. Reed
M. H. Kel B. Shearn
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Ealn
Woodrow Wil- 80W
League of Nations
Pnrov
Miller
Horace van Metre
Marst
Murtagh
J J.C. Murtagh
U S Plans to Fetch Back 12 000 Poles Near Warsaw
Washington February 14 The sonata adopted a joint resolution urged by Secretary Baker authorizing the War Department to bring back about 12 000 U S residents of Polish origin who served in the Polish Legions in France and are held in concentration camps near Warsaw The move aims to avert serious difficulties and possible mutiny among the troops.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Baker
War Department
United States
Polisd Legion
France
Warsaw
Hallord
Bakery
Wadeworth Gald
Independence Boy Scouts Week Recap at Local Events
Independence Ya Feb 14 Boy Scout week highlights at the Baptist church Memorial hall and Memorial events. Activities include a Sunday pledge renewal, a Mothers Day program, a banquet with speakers, and a Saturday march. Equipment gifts pledged and a fire truck purchase planned. Farmers Institute returns next week with exhibits and premiums. Sons of Veterans form auxiliary with a charter ceremony and supper planned at Memorial hall.
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Independence
Baptist Church
Burris & Booner
Boy Scouts
Memorial Hall
Messia
Sterling Luther
M. Roberts
W. Pletcher
Milton Kuehner
B. Hovey
A. G. Beatty
TW. I. C
Cty Council
Sons of Veterans
Gertrude Wright
Auxiliary
Obituaries and marriage notices from Fredericksburg area
Funeral service for William Bee held at Baptist church with Rev Garnerfolk officiating. Mr and Mrs Edwin Mueller welcomed a son, Tob. 5. Wilma Morrin and Myron Hulburt wed at ME parsonage on Feb 6. Elizabeth DeVries and Jean Carmantz married at her parents home with Mr and Mrs DeVrier in attendance.
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Fredericksburg
Willam Bee
Baptist Church
Ur Garfolk
Ray
Rm - Bom
Edwin Mueller
Tob
Wilma Morrin
Myron Hulburt
Hawkeya
ME. Parsonage
Simnar
Sohleottieliting
Pink Pills touted as cure for neurasthenia in Dubuque notice
A testimonial from Mrs. Clara Buehlmeyer of Dubuque endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for neurasthenia. She describes dizziness, poor appetite, and weakness improving after two weeks, urging others to obtain the medicine and request the free booklet. The notice cautions neurasthenia worsens without proper treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Buehlmeyer
Southern Avenue
Dubuque
Town
Dr. Williams
Shell Rock High School Lincoln Program Falls Short?
Sueld, Texas February 14 shell rock high school staged a Lincoln program in the auditorium Thursday. The girls lecture club sang Gettysburg address by Earl Bell spoke, a piano duet performed by five young women. The sophomore class presented a trial scene from Merchant of Venice. Velma Martin read, a negro comedy followed, concluding with the sleep club performance.
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Sueld
Shell Rock
Shell Rock High Achnol
Lincoln
Lec Club
Gettyabung
Earl Bell
Velma Martin
Slee Club
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Y. W. C.A. Council
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Phat
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M. E. Green
White Fish
Mont
Jesse Evans
Lena) Nordman
Noriman
Fred Green
H.W. Kitchen
Ed Shipman
Genoa
the Courier
George H. Twaddle
Cedar
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wear Fourth Street
W. Raymond
Messrs
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Schwidt
McCreary
Hughes
Messrs. Ibling
Nelson
Raymond and Palmer
Co-operative Body
Farmers' Co-operative Company
Commercial Club
Women’s Association of First Congregational Church
E.purner
Salida
Colo
Edward Olesen
Washington Street
Danish Bethlehem Church
John Christiansen
Olesen
Olga Hansen
Chris Hansen
Rochester
Yiles
Greenwood
Martin Paulsen
United States Army
Douglas
Wyo
Ernest Jensen
J. G. Shoemaker
Iran
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Wairfield
China
R. Walker
St. Clair, Mich
C. W. Mullan
First Street
M.I. Pommer
J. A. Zanoni
Mr. Zanoni
Ackley
Mr. Pommer
Mr. Backer
M. O. Bowen
Overland Company
Hickory
Oklo
Earl E. Sweitzer
Tm of
Louis A. Thinker
Clum
Pierce
Am'neilly
Dona Toe
U S
Dumonteb
August Htock, Jr
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George Hunker
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Ana Atrx
Morth
Marthage
Meir
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C. W. Tuch- Seis
Alfison
W. Richards
W. T. Aurnell
Breckonrider
Richmont Burnell
Cedar Waite
W. FL
Famiy
C. B. Coonley
Excelsior Springs
Hampton
Venry Felkert
Marie Tosenthal
Maud Arnold
Mra
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Diekman
Wellstarr Fe
Henary Woleman
Anthony Miller
Henry
A. Stawe
Clinton
Garl Henry
Charles Howard
Stawa Wis
Norman McTargart
West
James McTaggart
Delos Walsh
Danghler
Ocean Piper
Waverly Prestay
C. H. Runkar
Osama Tuestaxy
W. & Needham
Aiva Marford
James Trindle
Centaris
Wis
Parkers Bors
Linco
Wyoming
Carrie Pond
Mary Elliott
Ai Sh
hSary
Primence Ellott
Graham
F. J. Gough
Neurasthenics
Black Hawk Bldg
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