German World War I communique from Nieuport and Artois
Berlin reports western theatre gains at Nieuport and Bethune south of the canal with 400 prisoners and caches of arms, plus a French camp set ablaze near St Mihiel. Eastern frontier actions in East Prussia and Poland unchanged due to heavy mist and blocked operations.
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Berlin
London
Nieuport
St. Georges
Bethune
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Krey
Sennheim
Poland
First Baptists In Annual Meet
The First Baptist church schedules a two day annual meeting next week with services on Wednesday and Thursday featuring sermons, devotional times, reports, and an election of officers. A closing social hour and annual dinner cap the program.
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First Baptists
First Baptist Church
Outtok
Mra
W. L. Jorgan
British and Italian Reactions to Wilson Note Prompt Portentous Debate
London reports the full text of President Wilsons note on interference with American shipping, easing earlier misgivings amid calls for courtesy and firmness from Britain. In Rome, December 31 officials welcome the note, seeing potential for neutral rights safeguards and improved commerce as the American ambassador pursues an amelioration.
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London
United States
Pall Mall Gazette
Edward Grey
Wilson
Italy
Rome
Great Britain
America
Masonic Banquet Draws Large Crowd in Waterloo
The Saint John's day celebration by Waterloo lodge No. 105 A F and A M drew 225 Masons and many ladies to Masonic hall. The afternoon work ended at 5 30 followed by a banquet with oyster cocktail turkey cran berry sauce and ice cream. Evening program featured Apollo quartet readings by Ruth Dignan and Madelaine Hutchinson and an address by Prof Harris on Masons the Twentieth Century Builders. Communal camaraderie and socializing continued with cards after midnight.
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Waterloo Lodge
No. 105
Masonic Hall
Apollo Quartet
H. C. Todd
Ruth Dignan
Madelaine Hutchinson
Masons
H. #. Harris
New Officers of B Y P U Installed at First Baptist Church
At the annual watch night service last evening at First Baptist church the Baptist Young People's union installed new officers. Charles M. Eby was elected president with Sherman Drake as vice president and Marie Drew as recording secretary. Kenneth Greene treasurer and Faith Potter plus Lillian Lohner as pianists. Committee chairs include Richard Holmes floral Bertha Pett finance Elbert Greene Mildred Hoffman Ethel Resor Nelle Thompson. Group leaders are Bernice Call Ruth Speicher Ed Marsh and Merle Witt. The evening featured a devotional led by Eby at midnight and a social hour with entertainment and refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Young People's Union
Ed Marah
A. A. Stocker
Charles M. Eby
Sherman Drake
Marie Drew
Sec
Iane Heiler
Kenneth Greene
Faith Potter
Lillian Lohner
Richard Holmes
Bertha Pett
Elbert Greene
Mildred Hoffman
Ethel Resor
Nelle Thompson
Bernice Call
Ruth Speicher
Ed Marsh
Merle Witt
Eby
Forty Governors In As Many States Go Into Office
A list shows thirty state governors begin new terms in January. Of new governors, twenty one are men, ten Democrats and eleven Republicans. Re-elected governors include five Democrats, three Republicans, and one Progressive, with seven Republicans replacing Democrats and six Democrats replacing Republicans.
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Washington, D. C
Tan
Alabama
Charles Henderson
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
Arkansas
George W. Hays
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Colorado
George A. Carlson
Connecticut
Marcus H. Holcomb
Idaho
Moses Alexander
George W. Clarke
North Dakota
Lewis B. Hanna
Kamsay
Arthur Capper
Maina
Oakley C. Curtis
Pew
Massachusetts
Michigan
Woodbridge N
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Oklahoma
R. L. Williams
Oregon
James Withycombe
Pennsylvania
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Rhode Island
I. Livingston Beckman
South Carolina
Richard I. Manning
South Dakota
Frank M. Byrne
Tennessee
Thomas C. Rye
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Vermont
Charles W. Gates
Wisconsin
E. L. Phillipp
Wyoming
J. B. Kendrick
Pitiful plight of children report shocks Boston
Boston report by the Massachusetts child labor committee chaired by Lt Gov-elect Grafton D. Cushing reveals children scavenging dumps markets freight yards and ash barrels for food fuel and clothes. It cites 125 of 2128 pupils in one district in scavenging and 1628 visiting markets wharves and ash barrels for ice produce fish potatoes and wood. The panel urges legislation to bar children from dumps amid concerns of theft and harsh conditions.
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Boston
Massachusetts Child Labor Committee
Grafton D. Cushing
Knights of Zion Meet at St Joseph in Convention
Delegates from nearly every state gathered for the eighteenth annual Knights of Zion convention in St Joseph Missouri with Louis D Brandeis among a listed speaker. The Zionist aim remains reframing Palestine as Jewish homeland amid historical notes on John Napier and a light, unrelated quip about marriage.
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Knights OF Zion
ST. Joseph
The
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Palestine
Washington observes a quiet New Year in mourning
Washington, January 1. New Year’s Day in the capital was unusually quiet due to a formal mourning period for Mrs. Wilkon. The annual diplomatic breakfast and many ceremonial events were canceled, with little official greeting exchange and adjournment of Congress until Saturday. President Wilson began the year at the White House receiving callers while a few cabinet members traveled to North Carolina.
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Washington, D. C
Jan
Wilkon
Washington
Congress
Wilson
San Diego California Exposition
White House
Calliers
Daniels
Bryan
North Carolina
Germany Holds Over Half Million Prisoners of War
Berlin reports year end totals show 8,138 officers and 577,875 men as prisoners of war in Germany. French, Russian, Belgian, and British forces are listed with respective counts, while cautions are issued about including interned civilians and Russian captive totals.
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Germany
Berlin
London
Poland
Russia
Indoor Meet at the Y Opens with Boys Events
The Y M C A hosts an open indoor meet with two weight classes for boys. D Knowles led the lightweight events by winning all four races, E Geider set a 12 pull up record, and C Folker topped the heavyweight class with Paul Farr winning the 12 pound medicine ball and high jump. The employed bars beat the juniors in basketball 42 to 2.
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D. Knowles
E. Geider
C. Folker
Paul Farr
Saloon Owner Henry Zwingman Lies In State In Bar
Henry Zwingman, longtime Milwaukee saloon owner and former deputy sheriff, dies aged in his saloon. He reportedly wished his body roasted in front of the bar and lay in state there until his funeral on Saturday, though relatives may decline the barroom funeral.
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Milwaukee
Henry Zwingman
Governor Harrison reports to trouble in Manila voyage plan
Washington reports Gov Gen Harrison cable from Manila saying a new steamship line NY to Manus and the Dutch East Indies via the Panama Canal is planned by the Holland Steamship Co. No confirmation on Manila troops held in quarters last night. officials call it a New Year’s Eve precaution amid disturbances.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison
Manila
War Department
New York
Manus
Dutch East Indies
Panama Canal
Holland Steamship Company
Orient
Insular Bureau
Providence On Job Orchestrates Unlikely Housekeeper Match
Mrs. Harrison P. Young of the Chicago Woman's Club reports Providence guided a sudden employment match at the Stevens building center. A destitute mother seeking work as a housekeeper with her young daughter met a Chicago businessman with three children, leading to the woman’s placement in his home.
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Club Bureau
Chicago Woman's Club
Chicago
Harrison P. Young
Stevens
Providence
Lille
Mrs. Young
James Houghton
F. F. F. Club
Commercial Street
George Punabough
Lore Trotter Writes His Family Every Day
Dave Jarrett a longtime circus performer is a Palace theatre guest of W L Myers. They were pals on tour and in film work. Jarrett will show a winter feature at the Palace Sunday and plans to connect his films with the Watering Palace Theatre company. He has never missed a day sending letters to his wife and children in Aurora Indiana during travels.
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Dave Jarrett
Ringling, Barnum & Bailey
Selis Fleto
Buffalo Hill
Yankee Robinson Circuses
W. L. Myers
Palace Theatre
Mr. Myers
Jarrett
Palace
Waterloo
Jarrett Wills Hook
Filma
Watering Palace Theatre Company
Cleopatra
Hiawatha
Chenges
Aurora, IN
Topeka Police Report Records High Drunkenness Arrests
In Topeka Kansas a police report notes 2290 screens arrested on 91 charges with 66 percent for drunkenness the largest single offense total in the annual rundown of the capital’s prohibition era police activity.
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Topeka
Kan
Unique Celebration Of New Year In Rome
Rome on January 1 12 20 am marked a different New Year entry as fireworks and guns were banned. Many residents gathered at open windows with glass in hand shouting Viva Italy creating a striking, peaceful scene.
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Rome
Italy
City in Brief Updates and Local Notes in 1514 Style
Local brief highlights: marriage licenses issued, residents visiting relatives, and several residents traveling to nearby towns. Reports note Mrs. W. Snyder visiting Los Angeles, families visiting Webster City, and Misses Hubbard and Houck in Waterlog. A watchman reports rabbits hunted near Hawkeye Oil Co, while Warren Brayman rides a motorcycle collision near Majestic theatre. Warren Proctor to perform. M. L. Bowman to speak in Logan. F. F. F. club hosts sewing luncheon. W. F. Walker forms a trombone orchestra in Waterloo.
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Marie
Mildred Graf
Winnifred Fallon
Independence
L. C
Autoist Pays for Death of Laborer
Marshalltown, Jan 1. W H Thompson Collins banker settled the suit arising from an August accident in which Thompson's automobile struck a Milwaukee work train car, fatally injuring Dominico Angelo, Italian trackman. The administrator of Angelo's estate had sought 25000 at Nevada. settlement reached for 2000. Other injuries occurred but were not fatal, with additional suits anticipated.
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Marshalltown
W. H. Thompson
Collins
Thompson
Dominico Angelo
Angelo
Nevada
Altho
Additional Want Ads Header Listings for Marshall Minn Area
Classified notices list various ads including dressmaking, rental, sales positions, and merchandise. Entries mention Barry Krensky in Marshall Minnesota for a rental. F W Adler seeking farm trade. rugs and furniture pricing. sewing machine needles and mop. Joe Raymond at 226 B Third Street East of Fifth Quarter.
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Oreder
Barry Krensky
Fremont Hotel
Marshall, Minn
F. W. Adler
Joe Raymond
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H . Thomes
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J . Vaughan
Pegro
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John D. Rockefeller
Coin Board
Nees
Hampton Institute
Skegee Institute
Elman Seminary
Ward
Watersorman Institute
Winton
N. C
Ompson Institute
Lumberton, N
Jeruel Academy
Athens, Ga
Americus Institute
Americus, Ga
One Institute
Memphis, Tenn
Florida Baptist Academy
Jacksonite
Fla
Universica
Anta Baptist College
Danta University
Isk University
Stand University
Magatone College
Miles Memorial College
Haw University Ate Ae
Irginia Union U Rally
Basa Eae Ee Eee
B.Y.P.U
Hummel
J. M. Hileman
J.P. Hummel
John Napier
Napier
Edwin
Angelica
Mrs. Blinker
Che
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Frank Bros
Lore Trotter
Kansas
Buchanan
Majestic
Sarah Hubbard
Frances Houck
Jesup
Wateriog
Richard Shane
C. N. Shane
A. J. Farnham
Reinbeck
Tracy
Dan Bussler
Charles Bussler
Webster City
Frank Gigel
Algona
Monroe
Wis
P. Figi
F. M. Wells
Zora
New Hartford
Forest City
Bernard
William Evards
Raymond
Hawkeye Oil Co
Ofl
Warren Brayman
First Street
Majestic Theatre
M. L. Bowman
Logan
Harrison County Farmers’ Institute
Warren Proctor
Iowa
State Teachers’ College
Independence Bulletin-Journal
W. FP. Walker
Corn Belt Telephone Company
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