Dvinsk Evacuated as Letts and Poles Advance
The bolshevik army evacuated Dvinsk on the Dvina under pressure, as Letts and Poles pressed their advance along the Pskov railway after Dvinsk’s fall. Riga to Dvinsk rail link expected, population reportedly welcomed the occupiers, and Lettish forces were described as closing on Dvinsk with aims to liberate eastern Lettland.
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Associated Press
London
Dvinsk
Dvina
Moscow
Pskov
Lettish
Riga
Poland
Copenhagen
Dvina Thra
Dyinsk
Lettish Bureau
East Lettland
Teuts Seek Fewer Plebiscite Troops Due to Cost
Paris January reports say German representatives asked the supreme council to cut plebiscite troops under the peace treaty citing heavy costs. The council is said to reply that since the United States has not supplied its promised quarter of troops, Germany will provide three quarters of the originally fixed force.
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Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
Germany
Council
United States
Waterloo Welcomes 200 Master Builders
The state convention of the Master Builders association opened in Waterloo with an open meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson. More than 200 builders contractors and building tradesmen attended. J Truaibauer gave the welcome from the Waterloo Builders Exchange. Co W Ennis Grinnell replied for Waterloo. A E Tulant Des Moines president outlined the year’s construction work and the association’s projects.
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Master Builders’ Association
Russell-Lamson
J. Truaibauer
Waterloo Builders Exchange
Waterloo
Master Builders
Retailers to Meet Federal Officials Over Cost of Living
New York retailers who met with Justice Department agents last month to discuss cutting living costs will hold another conference with federal officials in New York on January 19 and 20 to launch their campaign. Geneva call for Red Cross League general council meeting set for March 2 with representatives from 28 Teague member countries expected.
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New York
Department of Justice
RED Cross
League
Geneva
Henry P. Davison
Red Cross Societies
General Council of the
Herbert O. Collins
University Hospital
Iowa City
T. E. Leaper
E. J. Wells
Red Willow
Canada
J. F. Stewart
Commercial Street
California
Clara McNulty
T. E. Leeper
St. Francis Hospital
Prederika
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Maner
Bremer County
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Grandma Wende
William
Conan
Cecil Miskener
White Rock
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Iona
Lee Alcock
Albert Adams
Neil Maas
Nada Golding
Cedar Ronlds
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Sullivan
Lertoo
Allison
Hitler
Miia Leute
Eyereion
Gawene
Laving
Nat
Andrew
Ory
Ible
Ge IB
Butier
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Hige Sun
Oman
Ruth Martin
Dumont
Bliss Martin
Cour
Tater
Hess
Mason City
Vual Meating
Comen
L. V. Kapp
Shetl Ros Lhod
Swogers
Pranke
Parkersburg
Knapp
Frank Bootan
Des Moines
Carl Trinklin
Merle Neal
Carl Swat
Int
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Harry Leete
Greece
Waterloo
Altho
Edus Johnson
Mwe
Hampton
Wilder
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Ellwell
Dr. Lamb
Cedar Rapids
Houme
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Harm Tesher
Ucenses
Benjamin Freeland
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R. A. Hahn
Leola B. Witehtson
Daniel J. Feypraisen
Pearl M. Moss
John Ackerman
Ella Gallmeyer
John Isder
Katie Kelman
Miss Ruth Will
Haneell
Miss Marion Will
Mt. Vernom
Cornell College
Fred Thomson
Walley Peterson
Waukegan
Barclay
August Kurtz
Toe Ortner
Mate Thomas
Gilbertville
Joe Orther
John Garithy
Ettader
Austria
Social Democrats
Clatpes
Maan
Priscilla
Hungmason
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Waamnie
Coldra
Roberta Lipid
Dewey Anderson
Paul Gralant
Bert Cragby
Women's suffrage push at Kentucky assembly begins
Representatives from women's clubs and the Kentucky Equal Rights Association arrived to urge immediate ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment as the Kentucky general assembly opened its biennial session. Retail coal dealers announce a 60 cent per ton price increase next week to cover rising costs. A French aviatrix completed a Paris to Rabat flight of about 1160 miles, the first Paris to Morocco woman pilot. William Smiley Corbett, known hotel operator and Lambs actor, died in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Women’s Clubs
Kentucky Equal Rights Association
Kentucky General Assembly
Chicago
Rabat
Morocco
Paris
France
City in Brief: Iowa City Visitors and Local Notes
Iowa City students Roger and Jean Birdsall have returned to resume studies. J Pyes departed for Lawler to lecture for the Iowa Dairy Council. J W Miller and A E Martz visited Waterloo and Iowa City respectively for business and studies. Numerous locals and visitors, smallpox placards, and a public sale ad fill the town page with community notes and notices.
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Jean Birdsall Lave
Iowa City
J.P. Yes
Lawler
Iowa Dairy Council
J. W. Miller
Keokuk
Waterloo
J. A. Lindell
Ottumwa
Erwin C. Gage
Iowa University
A. E. Martz
Three Rivers
Mich
Jack Colson
Cornell
Ida Coulson
M. C. Werner
Spirit Lake
A. M. Stewart
Commercial Street
First Street
Fifth West
Center Street
Stella Johnson
Lodeska
Los Angeles
John Brown
Detroit
Unconfirmed report on Huerta aide joining Villa forces
An unconfirmed report from Fagie Pass Texas says General Alberto Galljarde formerly of the Huerta regime crossed the Rio Grande with 46 men two machine guns and 20 000 rounds to help Villa forces. Also details flood impacts in Paris and other brief items across the period.
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Associated Press
Fagie Pass
Tex
Alberto Galljarde
Huerta Republic
Rio Grande
Mexico
Here
Villa
Brown Murder Warrants Issued for Lloyd Prevost
Mt. Clemens Michigan deepens the case as Attorney General Alex Groesbeck orders a first degree murder warrant against Lloyd Prevost, held as a witness in the J. Stanley Brown slaying from two weeks prior.
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Associated Press
Mt. Clemens
Mich
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Lloyd Prevost
J. Stanley Brown
Shell Rock Town News Scribbles and Visits
Shell Rock notes recall visits by Mrs Kronunga in Clarksville and many local residents calling on kin in Waverly Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. It mentions church events grand jury sessions and civic meetings, along with accidents, births and deaths, and the fire at Osage. The piece blends social calls with town affairs and upcoming elections and court actions.
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Grvoum
Aurel
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Parkerkeburg
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Owen
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Ute
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Sida Smarrly
Frank Holster
Toll
Veldman
Leven
Ben Dranth
Alsen
Kyron Sherwood
Oelwein
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J Leland Barr
Ann
Barnest
Bowen
C. 1
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Waterloo
Ira Amick Inks
Ound
Dave Schroeder
City
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J. E. Williams
Stanley Jerve
District Court
Charles City
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Madal
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Hunter
Ant
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Leola Wilson
George Pohl
Wilt Connor
W. I. Dryer
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Tows Dairy
Harry Jenks
Kansas City
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Pond
George Adair
Mason City
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Forest Whitaker
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Henry Barr
Jenks
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Barr
Steve
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Arcadia
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A . W.L. Bartling
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Black Hawk County
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