Government Gains Buildings With Army Aid In Turbulent Times
The report claims government forces recaptured police headquarters from Spartacans, a claim later disputed as the HQ remained in Spartacan hands. Berlin and Paris dispatches describe renewed conflict and ongoing efforts by the government to assert authority amid martial law and violent street battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Flers i
Paris
Ha Eichhorn
Darlin
Zurich
Berlin
Cartral
Gustav Noske
Hugo Maase
Herr Brettscheid
Ebert
Ich
Jiebknnecht
National Assembly
Philipp Scheidemann
Gustave Neske
Herr Landberg
Snn
Spartacus
Trafic
Tores
Reck
Sie
Great Spangemen's Council
T Hat
Death notices and obituaries flood Dunkerton Waterloo and Walkerton
Charles I Clorine Charles Clubine a lifelong resident of Dunkerton died at Presbyterian hospital aged 34 after a fall and pneumonia. Surviving are wife Eugenia Penoyer four children and siblings. Services 2 pm Saturday at the Methodist church. Belle M Drake died at St Francis hospital born 1857 in Booneville and moved to Waterlon. Surviving include daughter Mrs Loma Love and family. Burial in Waterlon after Petersen Bros service. Eliza Jane Dorsey 90 died at daughter’s home West Twenty second street Benton county former resident. body to be shipped to former home for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I Clorine
Charles PL
Clubine
Wunkerton
Presbyterian Hospital
Frase
Honeki
Mle
Dunkellen
Eugenia Frances Penoyer
Haw
Mra
J. L. Reimer
Dunkerton
Orttense
Wheterloo
Alguy
John
Wateriog
Cabine
Alan
Fineman
Oo Keefe & ‘Towne
Dankerrton
New York
Meahood
Walkerton
Ind
Mable M. Strout
Butler County
Waterloo
Harry J
Fdvtur D
Will $. le Roy
Ruth
Peterson Bros
Belle M. Drake
St. Prancis Hospital
Booneville
Russel Mather
Kentland
Waterlon
Loma i
Presbyterian Church
Petersen Bros
A. G. Preston
Watseka, T
Eliza Jane Dorsey
Cedar Falls
Tan
E. M. Mitchell
West Twenty-second Street
Benton County
Wurtz Case Deliberations Continue In Federal Court
Federal court proceedings focus on Emery E B Wurtz with testimony beginning at 2 PM. Witnesses describe the incident at an Indiana yard involving a derailed wagon and a serious injury to an individual identified as the serident of a local company in Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtz
Emery EB. Wurtz
Tilingis Central Wa
Tufted States District Court
Jesup
Igdia
Ind
Waterlon Awe & Supply sponsors free truck drivers school dinner
The Waterlon Awe and Supply Company announces a free city truck drivers school beginning with a dinner for Tuscell Lamenn at trek drivers Austria merchants have accepted invitations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlon Awe & Supply Company
Trek
Austria
Building Up the Blood With Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic and blood builder to relieve nervous disorders and partial paralysis. It cites a case from Rockton, praising improved mobility, sleep, appetite and mood, and notes price changes and availability through pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabeth Stratton
Rockton
Dr. Williams
Dean Eick
Williams
PEACE CONGRESS PROGRESS DESCRIBED IN OPEN DIPLOMACY
The article notes slow progress in peace congress talks led by President Wilson. Delegation sizes may vary as discussions broaden to include individual country positions. Officials emphasize open diplomacy and the aim to reach unanimity on sea freedom armament limits and terms for central powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNIS
Mr. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Wrench
Sat
Wilson Ds
Police Notes Report Reckless Driving and Thefts
A man named Ref shauge was arrested for reckless driving of a Ford. Cedar Falls police traced a stolen car and found the thief. no theft charge filed. A dance hall coat theft led to an investigation request. W. P. Simpson was arrested for passing a bottle of liquor, charged with ting. bonds set at $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refshauge
Iyeo
Cedar Pulls
W. P. Simpson
Ting
Society notes drift through seasonal gatherings and birthdays
Primrose club hosted Mrs George Buchan for luncheon. Birthdays honored for Mrs Wrauve Vil sud and Mrs May Cushanan. Mrs A W Kistner assisted. Favors earned by Mrs George Bovey and Mrs M Lennett. Various guests attended clubs and circles including Mrs P J Leyden and Mrs L J Phe loon. A social circle elected Mrs G Wilkins president and honored Mrs Barald Kohoff. A pastors birthday surprise honored Rev H L Goughnour at First Brethren. Local gatherings at Jesup and Mount anturt maintained community ties with music, meals, and reports of club progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose cl
George Buchan
Wrauve Vil
Chib
Barald Kohoff
WH. A. Suhman
Mines
A. G. Guthouse
Bruce Galloway
S. Tl. Basher
Paul Ewing
W. L. Sheldon
A. A. Carmigk
Lia Porte Rework Club
Genree Smelser
E. J. McChane
Pargu
H. D
H. L. Goughnour
First Brethren Church
Pennsylvania
Goughnour
Geuchnour
Among the Churches First Baptist Session Prepares Report
The First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon in regular session to prepare a report. Members discussed upcoming activities and planned community outreach projects for the month ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First. Baptist
W. M.S
Triangle Man Salary Fund Set By Y M C A Council
The national war council of the Y M C A allocates 960 dollars for the next six months to pay a triangle man in Waterloo. The per capita basis uses 2720 servicemen, with W M Parsons informing J T Houser on expenditure. F L Northey chairs a committee to select the man and aid soldier reintegration and wholesome recreation. Hi Y Bangatt noted success as eighty four attended a noonday Hi club banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Council
Waterloo
W. M. Parsons
J. T. Houser
F. L. Northey
Frank Court
PF. Z. Miller
Jack Skein
WANTED LICENSE TO WED IN SOUTHLAND SCENE
A man sought a license to wed despite saying his wife lived in the Southland. He produced a consent letter from a non present wife but needed a divorce decree to remarry. The deputy explained court formalities required, and the man left to seek legal aid before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Southland
Bim
Ewing
Ior
Man Held for Grand Jury in Wire Tapping Case
Alfred Clark bound over to the grand jury on charges of tapping Farmers Mutual Telephone Co wires used for transmitting messages. His attorney indicated a guilty plea and immediate sentence, with Clark confessing the connection as an experiment to listen in on neighbors, noting the secret wire was not severed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Clark
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
Clark
Altho
Sons of the American Revolution chapter offers essay prizes
Members of the Bunker MIll chapter meet at the Commercial club and vote to offer 18 prizes for a 500 word patriotic essay to high schools and parochial schools in Waterloo Cedar Falls and La Porte City. Committees draft resolutions for deceased members and plan a Washington's Birthday banquet with a national figure as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Mil
Sons of the American Revolution
Commercial Club
H. W. Grout
J. ¢. Murtagh
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Alfred Longley
J.C. Hartman
C. L. Kingsley
F. B. Ballou
J. E. Sedgwick
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Independent Post
Orena
Thurs
Ulis
Nnassembly
Baten
Horndle Roy
Omanwr
Cec
Yertiaeniin
Peace Congress Foundation
Society News
A. D
Ad- Citta Colo
Piast Meethren
D. Wo Lichty
Uoover
Migs Toni
Mry
Link Nedrow
Kimball
Milo Miller
Migs Miller
Pocahontas
Triangle Man
Iowa
Commercial St
Veal
Libby's Park
Campbell’s Tomato
Sean
Rooster Brand
Savethis AD
ITM
Japan
Eans
Wellington
Cinb
Sunlax Paney
Fife
Mary Fane
Mary Tane
John Beeller
Clothes Shop
East Fourth St
Reo
Sutcliffe Reo Auto Co
Commercial Street
Reo Motor Car Company
Lansing
Michigan
Sadan
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