Tuberculosis in Dairy Herds Sparks New Law Talk
Orange township farmer charges some Waterloo area herds pass inspection yet harbor tubercular animals. He urges state funding so dairymen are partly reimbursed when diseased stock is condemned. Inspector Talty and dairy expert Estes counter with claims of honesty and rigorous testing. Milk from tuberculin-tested herds is considered safe.
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Orange Township
Black Hawk
NSA
Talty
E. S. Mstel
Waterloo
Estes
Fstel
Towa
Miz
Aha
A. Talty
Cate
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Vacant Lots Offered for Farm Use Next Year
Waterloo residents back a bold vacant lot farming plan with 33 plots rated for cultivation next year. A 18 member committee from the Commercial club Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club will guide the project, recruit volunteer gardeners, allocate plots, and issue rules. Demonstrations on canning and planning by local experts are promised to aid surplus yields and winter meat storage.
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Waterloo
Courier and Reporter
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
H. A. Boysen
G. BE. Brebauer
George V. Fowler
Tara Hawk
Black Hawk
Heet
Harding receives ovation in Des Moines after election
Des Moines reports William L. Harding new Iowa governor arriving from Sioux City to a tremendous welcome. He stays at his residence and plans meetings with state officials and legislators as session opens. Meanwhile lawmakers seek party support for speaker as courts set to convene. In a separate note, President Wilson grants 80 day respite for Edward Maberry an Indian detainee sentenced to death for a murder on Ft. George Spokane reservation.
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Des Moines
William L. Harding
Iiowa
Sioux City
Senate
House
State House
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Edward Maberry
Ap Todian
Ft. George
Spokane
Lawson To Tell House Committee Of Capital Hearings Begin
Washington delegates report public hearings on Representative Wood's Teak charges linked to Wilson's peace note set for tomorrow before the House Rules Committee. Lawson of Boston, Wood, and Gardner of Massachusetts to be first heard. Lawson subpoenaed by telegraph as rules panel votes for hearings. Democrats say no evidence of a leak. Republicans pledge full investigation. Edward Thurlow resigns as Federal Trade Commission chair to return to Chicago business after meeting with Wilson.
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Washington, D. C
Representative Wood
Wilson
House
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Representativn
Wood
Representative Gardner
Massachusets
Lawson
Rules Committee
Denlau
Returned Belgians Describe Hunger At Soltau Camp
Belgians deported from Soltau camp in Prussia tell AP of severe hunger and disease. They describe acorn broth, meager soup, water, bread bricks, and little meat or potatoes, with deaths daily as the stronger workers tried to endure. Some sought kitchen scraps while civilians were told to eat sand.
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Hague
London
Germany
Soltau
Prussia
Associated Press
Soltan
Confort
Altho
Braila Still Holds as Central Powers Press Moldavia Front
Dispatches from entente sources report Braila remains in Russian hands but under heavy threat from Austro-German and Bulgarian operations across the Danube. The long defense has allowed removal of stores, while Moldavia’s western frontier forts resist increased pressure from German and Bulgarian forces.
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Russia
Dobrudja
Matchin
Marshal von Mackensen
trans-Danube
Front Entente
Braila
Pal Nar Wert
Danube
Moldavis
Petrograd
Berlin
London
British Admiralty
War Office
Batovhu Mountain
Carpathians
President Advised to Withdraw Pershing Troops
In Washington on January 4, the American reply to General Carranza’s rejection of the protocol called for withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. Dr John R Mott reported that New York’s Vall s Cabrera heads the Mexican Commission. A final joint session may not occur, with the president approving negotiations ending the talks and allowing independent withdrawal and diplomacy to address other questions.
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Washington, D. C
Carranzas
Mexiico
Valls Cabreras
New York
John R
Wilson
McFarlane Seeks House Speaker Bid in Iowa Race
Waterson representative McFarlane announces candidacy for speaker from Black Hawk County. Former Congressman Charles Pickett and Lars W. Lee plan to headline his campaign event tonight. McFarlane claims support from the Third district.
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Bes Moines
Speecialt
Arch W_ McFarlane
Waterson
Black Hawk County
Charles Pickett
Lars W. Lee
McFarlane
Unclear OCR Weather/Temperate Record Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists temperatures and dates with unclear context from Buchanan Optical Co. entry. It mentions midnight readings, ranges from 14 to 45, 24 to 40, and years 1916 1918, indicating a damaged historical weather or sales chart rather than a coherent event.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Britain Curbs Coal Imports Into Norway
London Jan 4. An Associated Press dispatch reports that Britain enforces an embargo on coal shipments to Norway. Norwegian papers criticize the British minister in Christiania, while Norway insists it will maintain export prohibitions on fish and other goods. The Gazette notes ample coal stock in Norway and no shortage expected.
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Spvibs
Suyvilie
Agence
Norway
Uriah
Casa Norwag
Italy
Frances
Assad
Gerypish Winoy
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Christiania
Creal Merial
Norske
Ntelligenstdier
Uve
Gaazette
Reserve Board Seeks Control of Gold Flow
The Federal Reserve Board plans to amend the Federal reserve law to stronger control gold movements into the United States. It proposes wiping fictitious reserves, empowering the board to raise member bank reserve percentages, and shifting funds to reserve banks to manage excess money.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
GOULD
Bulllefin
United States
Thenrcelyas
General business conditions report signals nationwide strength
Federal Reserve Board records show broad firming across regions with high record activity and improving trade. The latest summary notes sustained volume and reduced inventory pressures, reflecting resilient demand and ongoing influence of policy measures on the nation’s commerce.
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Washington
Ill
Federal Serve Agenta
Federal Reserve Board
Iasine Agilviy
Herle
South Anak Middlewest
Food prices rise across staples with potato surge
Washington reports broad price changes through the year with beef and most staples cheaper or stable. Potatoes lead increases, up 21 percent in 20 days, while flour and other items rise modestly. coffee, tea, and rice roughly unchanged.
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Washington
Areau of Labor Statisti Beef
Edward Fleck German Explorer Dies in Denver
Edward Fleck, noted explorer who investigated German East Africa after its sale to a German syndicate, died at his son’s home in Denver, Colo. He conducted most travels in Africa for the German East Africa Company and came here during a visit before the F Toppan War. He was years old and his birthplace was Aziuga, Roumania.
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Denver
Colo
Edward Fleck
Nations Add Vast War Debts as Global Costs Rise
The war debt of Britain France and Russia totals about 29.27 billion dollars, with Germany Hungary adding 20.19 billion. Britain’s debt reaches roughly 15.86 billion by November, while Russia’s 1916 debts climb to 26.22 billion rubles. Germany’s war costs include Reichsbank note increases and a monthly cost around 2.85 billion marks, with many loans seen as sufficient for about five months.
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Washington
Dani
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Jared Austrie
Fadera
Austria-Thungary
Austin
Hungary
Mrinee
Roumanin
Reichstag
Reliabie
Boy Governor of Nebraska Takes Oath
Keith Neville aged 33 was inaugurated as Nebraska's youngest governor. Chief Justice A M Morrissey administered the oath after retiring Governor John H W Morehead delivered his final message. Other state officers were sworn in and Neville gave his inaugural message to the legislature.
Guiker Named Head of Rail Commission
Des Moines reports John H. Guiker of Winter Cep was named head of the state railroad commission at a meeting last night. Clifford Thorne resigned as a commissioner amid the shake up.
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Guiker
Rail Commission
Des Moines
John H. Guiker
Wintercep
Iran
Viber Snecreds
Clifford Thorne
Averal Hill No Reiter Plans Resort Visit
Trenver Jan 4 reports a family seeking treatment at a resort after a four week illness. The piece notes the death of Colonel W F Cody Buffalo Bill and his removal to Glenwood Springs California last night.
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Averald Hill
Trenver
Jan
Jed
W. F. Cody
Bufffalo Bill
Glenwood Springs
Caln
Army inquiry censures Lady Cornwallis West for influence
A court of inquiry censures Lady Cornwallis-West over influence wielded at the War Office in aiding Lieut Barrett’s commission and his transfer. Gen Cowans, Gen Mackinnon, and the War Office administration face censure. Barrett’s case and February remonstrance feature in the report.
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London
House of Commons
Patrick Barrett
Delme-Radcliffe
John Cowans
Ihen
Gwen Thomas
Barret
Fnsiliers
Delme- Radcliffe
Calonal
Corrawallis- West
Cornwillis-West
Harrett
Waals
Cowans
Barrett
Cornwallis-West
Cowan
War Office
War Offices
Andrassy claims Wilson knows all peace terms
Washington reports former Hungarian premier Count Julius Andrassy asserts that President Wilson now knows Germany and Austria's peace conditions and that the Entente can learn them from him. The Budapest dispatch quotes Andrassy saying the Central Powers would inform Wilson of terms for negotiation and that the Entente note will outline show of terms once delivered.
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Washington,d. C
United States
AIL
Rabart Trutt Anphassador Gerard
von Bethmann-Holl- Welt
Moyveis
Wilson
Col. B. Mf. House
London
Julian Andrasey
Hungary
Budapest
Central News
Amsterdam
Andrassy
Entente
Reuters Telegram Company
Wiot
Bellligerents
Aliaes
Germany
Lkely
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