Thirteen Counts Against Kaiger in Hague Indictment
Germany was indicted on 18 counts for flagrant violation of international law by Judge Winslow, chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, who argued the breaches were ordered and not mere acts of individuals. He cited Belgium neutrality violations, bombardments, poison gas, forced looting, and sinking of neutral ships, urging America to enter the fight for humanity.
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Chicago
Germany
Johnn Winslow
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Congress of National Service
National Security League
Winslow
Belgium
High Seas
Spurlos Versenkt
America
Quarrel Sparks Over Proposal In Domestic Amenitie Ad
An excerpt from the Louisville Courier-Journal shows a heated exchange after a proposal with lines about near refusals. The ad promotes spring footwear at popular prices from Wang & Miller Shoe Co.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Curtin Family Ties Deep in Iowa Trotting History
The Curtin lineage in Decorah Iowa centers on Ed Curtin a prominent banker and racing sponsor. Originating with John Curtin who moved from Angelica New York to Decorah in the 1870s he built a thriving horse racing and breeding operation. Billy Barefoot the Morgan trotter brought national attention after a $5 000 sale to Cooper elevating local interest. Ed Curtin's long involvement includes ownership of racehorses and leadership in the Great Western Circuit with notable entries like Ital and Hal J and others achieving top times at Milwaukee Columbus and Chicago venues.
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John Curtin
Angelica
Allegany County
N. Y
Chicago
Decorah
Mississippi River
Council Bluffs
Pierce
Omaha
Missouri
Julian Dubuque
Mississippi
Iown
Hol
Iowa
Ed Curtin
Dun
Bradstreet
North Dakota
Mississippi Valley
Curtin
Vermont
Altho
Barefoot
Morgan
Wing Herod
Green Mountain Morgan
Billy
Billy Barefoot
Traiter
Barnum, Bailey, Cooper & Hutchinson Circus
Bailey
J. B
Thomas
Tony Newell
Florence
Cooper
Hilly Barefoot
Philadelphia
Belmont Park
Mike Goodin
Lady Crossin
Secon
aldLimers
Madoc
George A. Ayers
Sorrel Tom
Snow Flake
Gray Chief
Lew Ives
Clothesline
Frank Hedric
Lem Ulman
Stewart Maloney
Ripton
Little May
Grey Salem
Black Frank
Carbolic
Chester
Gus Glidden
Nick
Michigan
Indiana
Devcorah
Billy Fiat
Look Bir
Peter Chinn
Ong
Hal
Princess Margarett
Tally
Ital
Milwaukee
Hal J
Fos
Daxter Lou
Loyal W
Anish
Peter Nash
Columbus
Hat J Dominates With Fastest Heat Time
Hat J led all laps in the event and clocked his fastest heat at 2 minutes 5.75 seconds, drawing cheers from the crowd as he surged to the front and maintained a clean lead through the stretch.
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Hat J
Six Volunteers Of fer Training Camp
Six volunteers left today for Jefferson Barracks Missouri as part of selective service. The young men, all under 25, enlisted in aviation signal corps and medical departments. Names include Schmidt, Greene, Qlesan, Jumper, Lubin, Sehaffer among others from Waterloo, Charles City, and Oelworth.
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Jefferson Barracks
Ibis
Aviation Section
Signal Corpsfon Schmidt
Waterloo
Chester A. Greene
Paul E. Qlesan
Charles City
Medical Department
Wilbur
Thidson
Coast Artillery
United States
Andrew M. Lubin
Oelweth
Edward Sehaffer
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Kaiger
Justice Winslow
Children's Weight Union
Children’s School i
Conkey
Barclay and Sod
toco—Tex
Overland-Hanson Company
Fourth and
Franklin Streets
Paul Day, Heart
Wess
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Sam
Uncle Sam
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