Socialist Assembly Denies Seats Amid Shakeup in Albany
The eight local Socialist congressmen faced denial of seats in the New York Assembly after a lengthy session in Albany. A committee was empowered to handle the incident following a Rand School conference, with promises to seek labor union cooperation and pursue an eligibility probe. The vote was 140 to 0, Speaker Sweet denounced the Socialist platform, and several Socialist leaders abstained or voted against the resolution. An organized-capital critique warned the move could fuel violence and undermine democracy.
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Associated Press
New York
SoCialist Party
Albany
Aengthy
Rand School of Social Science
Romiitive
Hua Fs
Sweet
Newe York
United States
Louis Waldman
August Claessens
Samuel A. Dewitt
Samuel Orrant Charles Solomon
Williams. Evans
J. F. Fairfax McLaughlin
Bronx
Solomon
Sweel
Les Moye
Deposits Rise in Minneapolis Banks by 36 Million
Minneapolis banks increased deposits by more than 36 million in the 12 months ending December 31, 1919, bringing total deposits to 241,499,752 from 214,746,149. Loans grew from 127,800,075 to 196,099,865 while November 17, 1919 loans stood at 182,?188 and deposits at 255,892,081. Bankers attribute higher loans and slower liquidation to wartime debt turnover and eastern firm activity.
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Minneapolis. Minn
Minneapolis
Iiland
Shors
Minnesap
Hquidg
Trading Corporation to Stimulate Foreign Commerce Discussed
At a Mississippi Valley Association meeting an international trading corporation for foreign and interstate trade was discussed. A foreign exchange bank to finance the foreign business in the valley was considered with proposed capitalization of 35,000,000 and membership drawn from banks across 21 states.
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Associated
St. Louis
Nutate
Mssippy Valley Association
Tow a physician dead Ottumwa Iowa Jan 8 1909
Ottumwa physician Dr Terrence, age 70, who has practiced medicine in Wapello County for 45 years, died today after an operation. Advertisement notes and prices appear in the clipping, including references to Watkins Coal Co. and phone number 159.
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Towa
Ottumwa
Terrence
Wapello
Pamunties
City in Brief and Local Notices From Webster City
A crowded, mixed bag of notices and short items. Divorce granted to Winnifred O'Donnell from David O'Donnell in Webster City. J. W. Zitterwell visiting. Mullan street and local roads noted. smallpox patient released from detention hospital. multiple travels and visits across Iowa. Ford thieves risk winter roads. Tomling car theft in Marshalltown reported. Local shop owners Me Family Shoe Store and Muldoon Shag Company executives attend shoe dealers' conventions in Chicago and Boston. Local student group from St. Katharine's Davenport heads back to school. attempted divorce suit filed by Alice Vaughn against Charles Vaughn for custody and cruelty alleged. Police criticized for rude language toward women buyers. Black Hawk County BALA club to host social gatherings and officer installation events. Harriman injured in a car-provision mishap on Commercial Street. recovering at home and improving. Mystic Workers of the World to meet in Ben Hurledge rooms at 6 o'clock. Local medical and business ads fill remaining space.
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Will Hoesen
Chicago
Winnifred O'Donnell
David O'Donnell
W. J. Zitterwell
Webster City
W. Knoop
Mullan
Iarry M. Reed
Iowa City
Louis Murphy
Internal Revenue
J. W. Place
Hojpe
T. W. Place
Michael Gusser
A. M. Eppstein
Helen
Lillié
Portland
Ore
Jacob Leving Gton
J. J. Murphy
Muldoon Shag Company
Cuicago
Boston
Mass
C. A. Hamiel
Leland, Avenue
Tama
Ira Wall
Monttour
Alice Vaughn
Charles Vaughn
Black Hawk County
Bala Club
Ofisera
Bassarear
Roy G. Pirsett, Jr
Re. Barnes
John Boeller
Harriman
Jefferson
Ned
Commercial
Fred L. Skimball
Tle
Tony
Mystic Workers of the World
Todtvertisement
Cewers Medical and Surgical
Black Hawk
Brutal Methods Probed in Grand Jury Nabbing Radicals
In Youngstown Ohio a grand jury probe scrutinizes alleged high handed and brutal methods used by U S sleuths against radicals. Judge W S Anderson ordered further inquiry as Morris Qrehin’s attorneys seek approval. The grand jury is now in session amid the controversy.
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U.S
Youngstown
O. Jan
WS. Anderson
Morris Qrehin
Isession
Farmer Kills Wife Wounds Father Then Shoots Self
Marshalltown Iowa January report: farmer Andrew Buie, 37, a prominent resident three miles southeast of State Center, shot and killed his wife Belle, fatally wounds his father in law O J Mastman, and then killed himself. Mastman suffers two bullet wounds and may die. Worry over estate matters as administrator of the estate of Justafher Frederick Bate is believed to have disturbed Buie and contributed to the tragedy.
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Marshalltown
Jan
Andrew
Buie
Ot State Center
This County
Belle
O. J. Mastman
Ustman
Justafher
Frederick Bate
Bate
Hieen
Two Men Held on Grand Larceny Charge for Stolen Hides
In municipal court Jess Gibbs and Y C Charter were bound over to the grand jury on grand larceny and receiving stolen goods charges. Gibbs faced arraignment on an information alleging theft of two cow hides from the packing house. Charter waived preliminary hearing. bonds set at 2000 each.
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Jess Gibbs
Y. C. Charter
Young Pen
Jud G. W. Wood
Gibbs
Charler
Isoth
Mulvihill Furniture boss dies after Christmas bonus
Michael J. Mulvihill sixty, president of Mulvihill Furniture Company and longtime Democratic figure in St. Louis, died of heart disease on December twenty fourth after greeting sixteen employees, giving a year end bonus, and saying merry Christmas. He had been ill two weeks and collapsed shortly after paying the workers at his office on North Twelfth Street. He is survived by his widow and daughter Veronica Schwartz of Chicago.
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SP. Louis
Michael J. Mulvihill
Mulvihill Furniture Company
St. Louis
North Twelfth Street
Mulvihill
J. W. Beard
Democratic City Committee
Old Jeferson Club
Multtbill
Harry B. Hawes
Hawes
Col. Ed. Butler
Robert Carroll
San Antonio
New Orleans
Mulyiaill Furnitate Company
Veronica Schwartz
Chicago
Quarantine Notes and Ads From a Tattered Page
Fragmented items include quarantine notices for Hatske at 307 Reel Street and Tar smallpox alerts for E Z Lundberg related to Ansborough and Black Hawk. Also shows dubious ads for Wang and Miller footwear, and garbled temperature/weather snippets with scattered numbers and letters.
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Hatske
Reel Street
Navi Eastman
Ansborough
Black Hawk
E. Z. Lundberg
Smith Ategets
Bolsheviks seize Taganrog on the Don Cossacks shore
Last night reported by AP, Bolsheviks occupy Taganrog in the Don Cossacks territory on the north shore of the Sea of Azov. In Pinckneyville William Worten convicted of drowning his wife and sentenced to life imprisonment. New York calls for compulsory railroad consolidation under public governance. Washington negotiates wage increases and anti profiteering relief through cooperative buy production. Glenn E B Plumb drafts a model Plumb plan for all American industry.
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Jandon
Taganrog
Don Cossacks
Sea of Asov
Pinckneyville
William P. Wrden
New York
Trent
Hines
Bar Association of
New York City
Glenn EB. Plumb
Greater Waterloo campaign tops 500 members in rush
M. L. Bowman announced over 500 members joined the Greater Waterloo association yesterday at a noon Hotel Russell Lamson luncheon. Campaign leaders plan to continue through the week with a mop-up on Saturday, as 60 group majors push for 100 percent reporting. Directors of the Manufacturers' association met and endorsed the Greater Waterloo effort.
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Greater
Waterloo Association
M. L. Bowman
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Bowman
Manufacturers’ Association
Russell- Lamson
E. F. MacDonough
Greater Waterloo Association
Boarder shoots at host after alleged wife theft in Kansas
Peter Gambursano, a star boarder at Louis Bresso’s Franklin home, is hospitalized with abdominal and right arm wounds after an alleged confrontation over Mrs Bresso. Bresso claims Gambursano stole his wife. Gambursano says he did not shoot him. Bresso later found at Central Camp No. 110 with an apparent alibi.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Peter Gambursano
Louis Bresso
Franklin
Bresso
Central Camp No. 110
Gambursano
Fines levied in Assyrian youths beating case
Four youths were found guilty in municipal court for heckling and assaulting Samuel N Kayall an Assyrian paddler. Judge O B Courtright imposed fines of 15 dollars each after Kayall testified that residents of 21 Sycamore Street subjected him to tirades and beatings on two occasions. Arbitration followed prior complaints with no arrests then.
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Samuel N Kayall
O. B. Courtright
Kayall
Sycamore Street
Young Woman's Christian Association Meets Friday Evening
The YWCA of California holds its first meeting of the year Friday in the association rooms. President Miss Blanche Martin will preside and Miss Jessie Mechem will report on the health conference she attended in New York City. Plans for the coming year will be discussed.
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The
Aretic Association of the
Young Woman's Christian Association
Blanche Martin
Jessie Mechem
New York City
YWCA Field Workers Meet in Minneapolis
Mrs. T A McManus and Miss Elsabelle Goss attend the annual YWCA field workers conference in Minneapolis. The conference runs today and tomorrow and will be followed by the industrial conference at the same site. Two national YWCA leaders Miss Florence Sims and Miss Emma Hayes of New York City will join. Mrs J BR Sedswick plans to attend the industrial conference.
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YW. C. A
T. A. McManus
Elsabelle Goss
Minneapolis
Florence Sims
Emma Hayes
New York City
J. BR. i Sedswick
Banner of Reds Taken In Raid in Twin Cities
Minneapolis as raids continue on suspected radicals. Federal officers seized a red banner reading Workers of the World Unite during a search for James Cozluk. Three prisoners appeared for hearings and more warrants await. Debarment actions will be sent to Washington for deportation decisions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Jug
Twin Cities
Charles W. Seaman
Department of Justice
James Cozluk
Fourteenth Street
St. Paul
Workers of the World
T. E. Campbell
Department
Nicollet Avenue
J. F. ‘Walker
Red
Northwest
United States Secret Service
Iwoads
Mr. Seaman
Fred Scherbuk
Herman Husman
Fred Buck
Washington
Season
Wight
Aeronautical Show Opens at Chicago with many cars on display
Chicago opens its first aeronautical show in the Coliseum. Commercial aviation moves from war to peacetime, with exhibits from Curtiss Eagle to Oriole and Seagull flying boats, and the Good year baby blimp. Units flown thousands of miles, including the Eagle which has carried over two thousand passengers. Aimed at showing aviation as affordable to the public, not just millionaires.
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Chicago
Ill
Jules
Verne Woul
America
Curtiss
Aeromarine
Dayton-Wright
Honeymvon
Eagle
United States
Goodyear Rubber Company
Peace treaty ratifications set for Saturday in Paris
The Associated Press reports that ratifications of the Germany peace treaty will be exchanged on Saturday, January 16, in Paris. The supreme council fixed the date for the ceremony and decided it should take place in the French foreign office.
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U. K
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Supreme Council
Itl
Treaty indorsed unanimously by Democrat chiefs
The nation awaits the 1920 convention city decision with Kansas City and San Francisco as leading contenders. The party defends the Versailles Treaty, condemns Republican delays and reservations, credits Democrats with suffrage and banking reforms, and argues prompt ratification would hasten world peace and postwar reconstruction.
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Kansan
San Franciso
Senate
British Italian Diplomats Seek Paris Meeting With Clemenceau
London reports Premier Lloyd George and Premier Nitti plan talks in Paris with French leader Clemenceau. The Lloyd George delegation includes A. J. Balfour A. Bonar Law Earl Curzon W.S. Montagu Baron Birkenhead and Lord Halson Talbot with Sir George Riddell. Italian Foreign Minister Scialoja travels with Nitti.
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London
Lloyd George
Niki
Paris
Clemenceau
France
A. J. Balfour
A. Bonar Law
House of Commons
Earl Curzon of
Kedleston
W.S. Montagu
India
Baron Birkenhead
Lord Hdmond Talbot
The
Treasury
Sir George Riddell
Father John’s Medicine praised in family letter
A long reader letter extols Father John’s Medicine as worth twenty years in one household. It claims the product aided a pneumonia in a child, supported a Marine’s war service, and maintained family health and strength. The writer, Joseph A. Martin of Columbus Ohio, attests to its safety and effectiveness.
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John
Joseph A. Martin
Coave
Mather
Ohto
Pleumonia
Martin Ion E
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Sin
Father John
Frd W. Griffin
Freeport
Iinois
Ia 1
Gray Hair Remedy Promoted by Mrs Mackie Actress
Mrs Mackie a well known New York actress now a grandmother claims a simple home remedy can turn gray hair back to black brown or light brown. Dissolve Orlex powder in four ounces water and comb through hair. box includes directions and lasts months. Safe non greasy keeps hair fluffy and makes a gray haired person look younger.
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Mackie
New York
Women Need Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble with back pain headaches and listlessness. Swamp Root is advertised as a physician's prescription available at drug stores. Test a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Company and mention Waterloo Brewing Courier.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Go
Binghamton
N. Y
Waterloo Brewing Couvier
Too Much Tobacco After Forty-Five in Personal Crisis
An advertisement urges quitting tobacco citing Dr. Hirshfeld and other doctors. It promotes Nicotol tablets to curb cravings, offers a postdive money back guarantee, and promises easy reduction with possible full cessation under drugstore guidance.
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Dr. Hirschfeld
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