Uncle Harry On Russia Light On The Soviet Situation
Uncle Harry discusses the Russian question offering a cautious view of Bolshevik rule. He explains allied intervention context, public support dynamics, the Moscow governing council, and the need for democratic aid while peace talks shape future actions. He notes reporting gaps and cautions against sensational rumors while urging cautious support for a lasting democracy.
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Russia
Sovd
van Celled
Vnele Tl Sy
Dr Ois Im
Red Army
Siberia
Rusey
Ani
Diayo
Ruselin
United States
Vladivostok
Marman
Bintain
Fe Helen
Germany
Brest-Litovsk
Orsan- Jainz
Ronaia Wied
Iav
Harry
Fresideritsson
Muxsia
Lek & Bi
Onelo
Holshevikii
Kerensky Coyaroment
Cniter
Will
General Council
Moscow
Delet
Pacpls
Trussia
Los Angeles Speedway Appeals to Pilots Again
Los Angeles speedway draws attention as Ascot Park hosts a new automotor sprint series. The event runs through January 26 with 55 speed contests and races featuring notable drivers and teams, including mentions of UCR and local organizers.
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Ascot Park Speedway
Los Anme
Tate
A. Awa
Fae
Zoe
Nerpos Badinay
Donnell
Wun
Peart, van Tote
C Protter Captures HighyT Nateness Bach and Called
The article notes a harness race held at the San Francisco stadium where driving lab training and a San Jose California venue are mentioned. It highlights a winner in a 2780 mixed harness race with a driver named Tad ifotter Ne and a purchase from a local stable.
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Tadifotter
San Juo-California
San Frannises
Fragmented OCR notes hint at Northeast locale and events
The readable text fragment references northeast area, a Sunday event, and mentions people and places in a scattered, partial manner. It includes stray names, locations, and numbers, but lacks coherent narrative or clear incident to summarize further.
Col Theodore Roosevelt Dies Early Today
A long obituary recounts Theodore Roosevelt's life from Rough Riders to president, his battles against corruption, his role in the Russo-Japanese peace and Panama Canal, and his later writings and expeditions. It notes his assassination attempt, political shifts, and his sons’ service in World War I.
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Sean
Wood
McKinley
Roosevelt
Sitle
Teddy
Tie
Tichy
Cuba
Santiago
Theodore Roosevelt
Cin
New York
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Roosevalt
Yor T
Iheir
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Vene-' Aelat
Panama
Aig
Anen
United States
Edward VII
England
William Ltoward Taft
Taft
Air
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Milwaukee
Croosevelt
Miuin
Chicago
Outlook
Metropolitan
Kansas City Star
America
American West
Africa
Brazil
Germany
South America
Madeira River
Heo Theodore
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Spain
Michigan
William Barnes
Albany
N.Y
Uber
New York State
Tammany Hall
Barnes
Syracuse
N. Y
Wilson
Progressive Party
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Americaa
Pacti
War Department
France
Maany
Rough Riders
Washington
George KE
Chamberlain
Oregon
Congress
Hoosevelt
Derby
Theodore, Jr
Archibald
Quentin
Dr. Derby
Kermit
United States Army
Mesopotamia
Theodore
Archie
Leutenant
No Man's Land
Waverly brings in new officers and returning locals
Waverly setup includes H. F. Lusenhap as treasurer deputy Fred Rodeker and Frank Taber as auditor and deputy, Ed Schoephoerstey recorder, Titoah Dowell home from aviation service, Bal Brandenburg and others listed. Older residents James Rust, Charles Spurbeck, and Carl Ducker back for holidays. several youths adopted by local groups. Otto Colburn retires. Colburn brothers firm expands livestock department. Kingsley and Wingsley noted for service and homecoming.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Waterino
Chis. Spurbeck
Ihafayette Township
Seret
J. . Culbertson
Motor Transport Corps
A. Valpurzisa
Ind
Waverly
Wartburg Seminary
James Rust
California
O. Society
Woman's Club
Edthigstey
Camp Tike
Ing
Ducker
Cann Mass
Carl
France
Hives
Otto Colburn
Colburn Brothers
Harry Hicks
Charles Colburn
Kingsley
England
Sealand
EL Wingsley
Pershing Route May Pass Through Waterloo
Plans to create an international automobile highway from Winnipeg to New Orleans, named the Pershing Route, gain traction with the St. Louis Auto Club. Waterloo firms are urged to support routing through the city to boost tourist traffic and benefit local industry.
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Pershing
Waterloo
Winnipeg
New Orleans
Automobile Club of
Target Tips for Rifle Shooting With Eye and Shoulder Adjustments
Readers seek guidance on shooting with a rifle when a dominant eye is weaker. Advice covers switching shoulders, using both eyes open, adjusting stock, and getting specialized shooting glasses. A DuPont No 20 powder query is noted, with a recommendation to consult an optometrist and cast-off stock adjustments to improve accuracy.
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Alliance
T. S. van Dyke
Krag
D. T
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Mortuary News of Cornelius Miller Death in Pocahontas Ia
Mrs A J Reber received word of her mother Mrs Cornelius Miller dying at her daughter Mrs Milo L Miller’s home in Pocahontas Iowa. Ill since August the death follows a long old age decline. Survived by five children including Mrs Reber Waterloo and Mrs Murray Memphis Tenn plus a grandson and Harry Miller Waterloo. Remains to be brought to Waterloo for burial with arrangements pending. William Ackley dies of apoplexy long resident of Black Hawk county and former C A T P railway conductor based in Davenport.
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Cornelius Miller
A. J. Reber
Milo L. Miller
Pocahontas
Miller
Black Hawk County
Orange Township
Waterloo
Milo L. Milter
L. Hi. Nedrow
Milton Miller
Mitchell
A. B. Murray
Memphis
Tenn
Harry Miller
William Ackley
Ackley
Frances Close
Cicero Close
Mer. Ackley
Mountain View
Cal
Davenport
Draft Deserters Targeted by Justice Department Persists
Uncle Say urges the Department of Justice to relentlessly pursue draft deserters and delinquents until all are accounted for, even over a decade. About 135 Waterlaw registrants remain in delinquent classes as instruction booklets slow progress and local boards await blank reports to bundle questionnaires for inspection. Local boards are to file 50 per bundle, and an inspector will review work before delivery at Coal Phone 90.
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Say
Department of Justice
Waterlaw
at-Coal
The One Woman and Travel Festival At The Plaza
The One Woman by Thomas Dixon in a major production at the Plaza, stars Frank Gordon whose shift toward social reform estranges his wife, aided by Kate Ransom until divorce. Also traveling Travel Festival at Waterloo showcases aviation stunts, wild animal capture, Kaiseur Falls, and Old Mexico scenes. Hitting the High Spots at Crystal features Bert Lytell with a noted cast and director Swickard.
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Thomas Dixon
Plaza Theatre
Frank Gordon
Gordon
Temple of Man
Kate Ransom
Lyman H
Howe
Waterloo
Rockies
Kaisteur Falls
British Guiana
Crystal Theatre
Bert Lytell
Ieen Percy
Winter Hall
Helen Dunbar
Gordon Griffith
Fred Goodwins
Stanton Heck
al Edmonson
Wiliam Eagle Eye
William Courtright
Irene Hume
Charles Swickard
Japanese doors and worms in oak leaf cycles
A fragment discusses sliding doors and track systems with a note on their practical adequacy. It mentions worms, yellow color, and a Shantung variety produced by oak leaf feeders. The text also covers intestines imported from China to the United States for usage casings, mentioning Shanghai and Tientsin, salt preservation, and export volumes in dried form.
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Shantung, Ilk
United States
China
Shanghai
Tientsin
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