Community Service Evolving From War Effort
Thomas E Russell argues Washington should sustain community service after the war, citing wartime help for war workers and a pageant for the Belgians. He notes national leaders and organizations guiding postwar efforts, urges local groups to organize at peace and reuse war-time social structures for recreation and education.
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Thomas £. Russell
Nuet
Washington
Sau
Europe
United States
Marie Moore Forrest
Nellis Edison Darcony
Villa siege near Chihuahua as federal forces advance
Galveston dispatch reports Mexican federal troops trap Francisco Villa in the Bechicero desert between Chihuahua City and Goahulu. Generals Murguia and Megnez lead the pursuing columns with capture expected momentarily, per two cables to Mexican Consul Fierro. A second item notes Gabriel Porter killed accidentally near Toxpan, while two Americans, Earl Boles and P. F. Rowe, killed at Lobos Bay, with bodies en route to Port Arthur.
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Galveston
Tex
Fracisco Villa
Bechicero
Chihuahui
Goahulu
G. M. Fierro
Murguia
I Megnez
Pittsburgh
Gavdriel Porter
Penn- Alex Company
Toxpan
Mexico
Torter
State Department
Fullerton
Cal
Gabriel Porter
Tuxpan
J. M. Porter
San
Man Burned to Death in Ostore Fire at Ausber Store
Charles Webster, 58, died after his Otore store was set ablaze by robbers following looting. Mrs. Webster and two sons suffered. funeral planned at New Hartford Methodist Church. Also reports Knights Khorassan elect Q L Bartling as grand vizier with officers named and plans for a ceremonial in February.
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Ausber
Osceola
W.E
Risascohort Aals
Charles Webster
Prisface
Cedar Falls
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Holt
Sear
Roy
Hansel
Pital
Walter
New Hartford
Knights Khorrassan
Q. L. Bartling
Woman’s Lead Red Army Threat as Officers Search
In St Paul a woman identified as Abs. Allan Strong Bruins, wife of a Communist party secretary, declared she would lead a red army to end outrages as federal officers searched her Commonwealth club meeting. She resisted seizures of radical literature and arms, while a marshal seized items from her purse. Also reported: David E. Greenhart injured when struck by a broken cable on a Rock Island train. hospital treatment deemed not serious.
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ST. Paul
Abs
Allan Strong Bruins
Communist Party of Mincesoly
J. Pani
Department of Justice Wits
Broms
United States
David E. Green Hart
David T. Green
Lui Minit
Rock Island
Tatler Hey
St. Nels H Hospital
Jowa Temple of Tustick Appropriation Debate
Des Moines notes show allocation discussions for the Jowa Temple of Tustick project. The appropriation process faces shortfalls as lawmakers and committees review construction costs. Expected funds and contingency plans are debated amid questions of site and design approvals.
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Jowa
Mystery of 38nd button puzzle solved in Cleveland
Detectives arrest 16 suspects in a puzzling 38nd button mystery hailed by locals. A display shows a sack of buttons claimed to link laundry workers to the case, while adverts claim to be News as the investigation unfolds.
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Cleveland
Bnittons
Dugadryanen
Mapbling
Love and Threats Shake a Kansas City Romance
A Kansas City romance ends in turmoil as Hubert Green, 23, claims Florence Bird, 28, broke their engagement, leading to a confrontation with Florence’s brothers. Hubert reports a violent follow up with a shotgun and a pistol, a trunk missing and police involvement.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Hubert
Green
Kansas City Railway Company
Electric Park
Florence Bird
Clay
Bous
L'Pd
James Bird
Hudson
Liloyd Bird
James
Lloyd
Florence
Hebert
Huibert
Star
Dhiybert
Jim Bird
Wunhert
Hudson Bird
Lloyd Bird
Marriage Licenses Listed for Belmont Waterloo and Lawler
A list of marriage license holders includes Tarold Ty Bailey and Margaret L Jahmson from Belmont. Clifton A Farman and Orpha L Nemecek from Waterloo. Francis R Smart and Mandhe A Boynton from Waterloo. Jethert Cary Lamont. Anna Welch from Lawler.
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Marriuagh
Tarold Ty Bailey
Belmont
Margaret L. Jahmson
Clifton A. Farman
Waterloo
Orpha L. Nemecek
Francis R. Smart
Mandhe A. Boynton
Jethert
Cary
Lamont
Anna Welch
Lawler
Siamese Twins to Be Counted as Two for Census
In Washington the famed Siamese twins Inco and Simplico Goding will be enumerated as two persons in the census though united physically. The 11 year old natives of the Philippines reside in Washington and are listed under a director's ruling.
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Washington, D. C
Inco
Simplico Goding
Altho
Rogers
Philippines
Washington
Dear Heart Letters Figure In West Kusteyood Widow Suit
A wealth widow Mrs Eoche lym C Parsons of West Kusteyood is sued for 55000 by Mrs Catherine M Reubens of Dumient for alienation of affection of her husband. A letter read in court urged the husband to come to a private apartment and claimed she might have written it. Parsons admitted writing letters but denied any romantic intent.
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Washington
Chicago
Mice Die After Drinking Brand y Frops in Capitol Office
In Hartford, two mice staggered on a velvet rug in the state dairy and food commissioner’s office then died. Commissioner Mott ruled alcohol poisoning. Holt had confiscated brandy frops, suspicious confections bought by Mansfield husbands, awaiting chemical analysis in New Haven.
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Hartford
Conn
Thomas Holt
State Capitol
Mott
Holt
Mattford
New Haven
Windsor Wet Referendum Ties to Canadian Liquor Law
Windsor Liberty league proposes adding clause four to the liquor referendum. It would allow government liquor stores but bar sales to non British subjects or those not on Canadian voting lists. The aim is to deter a surge of American drinkers into Windsor while boosting voter support.
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Windsor
Can
The
Liberty League
De Havilands to Patrol Coast of Massachusetts
A squadron of thirteen De Haviland biplanes will arrive at Waterhurst field Mineola for permanent station and patrol the coast from Fisher's Island New York to Nantucket Massachusetts. The planes will have machine guns wireless telephones and base on Staten Island. The squadron moves from Hazelhurst field to Mitchell field as it is abandoned.
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New York
de Haviland
Waterhurst Field
Mineola
Fisher's Island
N. Y
Nantucket
Mass
Staten Island
Hazelhurst Field
Mitchell Field
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Philippines
Mexican
Cleveland
Mineala Field
JURY Awards $5,000 Per Inch For Leg Injury
A New York Supreme Court jury led by Justice Giegerich awarded Donald C. Hulette $10,100 against restaurant proprietor Joseph Schmidt for injuries from a June 8, 1917 auto collision. Hulette, a moving picture scenario writer, lost one and a half inches of a leg and incurred medical costs.
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New YO York
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Donald C. Hulette
Joseph Schmidt
Hulette
Tulette
Schmidt
Jazz cures paralytic man credits music in recovery
Moses Haines of Connellsville Pennsylvania, paralyzed by injuries from an auto crash weeks earlier, says he recovered the ability to walk after listening to jazz. He was in pain when the song Carry Me Back to the Land of Jazz played on a phonograph and he asked for it to be played again, then stepped from bed, dressed and went outside.
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Connellsville
Moses Haines
Unappreciative by Edna W Swift on a rainy Sunday quarrel
Mr Barrows and his wife clash over dust sweeping reading a fashion sheet and lunch while a Sunday rain keeps them indoors. She nags about chores and shirts as he resists nagging and declares he will strike for his rights. The next day she fears his accusation of nagging.
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George
Mr. Barrows
Martha
Dan
George Barrows
Marsha
Rankins
Greg &A
Miss Budson Confesses Loss Of Company Funds
Miss Minnie Budson, cashier at the D. Arnold Co. candy factory on 385 Canal Street, admits she misplaced 3500 of the firm's money while attempting to bank it. She says she hopes an honest person will return the funds and has not yet told the manager of the loss. No restitution has been made.
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New York
Minnie Budson
Miss Budson
D. Arnold Co
Canal St
France grants nobility certificates after abolition
In Bavaria the diet preserves old noble titles while elsewhere they are abolished. France shows an anomaly as the ministry of justice issues nobility certificates since 1871. Diplomats using titles must obtain such certificates and pay dearly, with the patent confirming established pedigree and bearing the republic seal.
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Roumania
Norway
Diet
Bavaria
France
Bis
Ministry of Justice
Republic
Wisconsin Workhouse Closed by Prohibition
Marinetta county workhouse in Marinette, built ten years ago to house vagrants and those convicted of drunkenness, will close its doors as prohibition reduced business. Only one prisoner was sent there in the last four months, and the institution will cease operations.
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