Riots Continue in Buenos Aires as Bolshevists Held
AP reports ongoing disturbances in Buenos Aires on Monday January 13 with 800 Bolshevist leaders under arrest. gunfire from rooftops and windows disrupts city, streetcar service halted, and private lines demand armed protection. Derailment on the Central Argentina line cited as strikers blamed. In Rosario tensions rise with cavalry dispatched. Uruguay also acts, discharging foreigners and arresting leaders of the Center of Culture tied to the Soviet movement.
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Buenos Aires
Gentral Argentina
Rosarioly
Campana
Eshuaia
Uruguay
Montevideo
Center of Culture
Peace terms and armistice asks dominate postwar council
Paris reports the supreme war council approves terms for extending the German armistice. Germany must surrender cargo steamers and manufacturing plants, with safeguards on Reichsbank gold. Marshal Foch to review security of monetary deposits as before. Poland intervention delayed. Treves to host German delegates.
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Wilson
Paris
Supreme War Council
Germany
Marshal Foch
Reichsbank
Berlin
Poland
Treves
Supreme Council
Local society notes from Des Moines area churches
A fragmentary report lists marriages and church activities in Des Moines. mentions the Fenstermaker and Overton families, Red Cross nurse activity, and congregational committees. It covers Presbyterian and Calvary Evangelical groups, missionary talks, and Chautauqua circle meetings with plans for study and home mission events.
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Menstermaker-Overton
eMiselvuy Overton
Dayton Penstermaer
Lies Moines
Fenstermaker
Presbyterian Hospital
Fort Yes! Moines
Red Cross
Fenstertyaker
Orange
Fau-' Aleruerst
City
Mission Society Meeting At East Park Presby
East Park Presbyterian The Mrs H M Reed was hostess to Mission society which met at 3 p m Mesdle club yesterday with tomorrow in the home of Mrs A M Twelve members present Mrs William Hall and Mrs Glenn Smith led foreign and home subjects respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park Presbyterian
H. M. Reed
Mission Society
A. M
Anfield
William Hall
Rih
Glenn Smith
Central Christian Circle Plans Menu Supper and Endowment Note
The Mission circle met with Ida and Blanche Muthaler to plan a supper for the next gathering. Mrs Charles Cunda was elected secretary replacing Ellen Richardson. A $10 memorial endowment plate for the College of Missions in Indianapolis was completed to honor Miss Calliet Gling. The program featured young women in country costumes discussing various subjects. Belvaj Muthaler represented the women of St. Mark's Episcopate. St. Margaret's guild will host a thimble bee at Mrs Walter Johnson's home Thursday afternoon.
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Central Christian
Carlie Cline
Mission Circle
Ida
Blanche Muthaler
Charles Cunda
Hllen Richardson
College of Missions
Indianapolis
Ind
Calliet Gling
Belvaj
Muthaler
St. Mark's Episcopate
St. Margaret’s Guild
Walter Johnson
Red Cross asks faster finish of refugee garment quotas
Red Cross notes urge auxiliaries to complete all allotments and deliver finished garments to the Red Cross shop by Saturday if possible. The call also asks for more women to come to the shop and assist with the work.
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Auxiliaries
Red Cross
Saturay
Harding urges motor vehicle taxes for surfaced roads plan
Governor Harding proposes funding Iowa’s next road phase mainly through motor vehicle taxes, with heavy trucks paying wear-based fees. He favors flexible costs shared by abutting property and road districts, plus federal aid and general taxes, and suggests voter referendums on road improvements.
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Highway Commission
Iowa
Congress
Florida
Des Moines
Senate
Larding
Jol R. Price
Albin
Infant Son Dies Buried With Mother in Monticello Service
Frail infant born Jan 4 1919 dies just after 3 pm as funeral for mother Clarissa Maynard Welch proceeds at Christ Episcopal church Monticello. Rev M L Tate and Rev Thomas Hotton officiate. burial at Wimwood. Attending locals include mayor council Business Men's club. out of town kin from Maynard and Dawes families listed with addresses.
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Tog
Clarissa Maynard Welch
Path
M. L. Tate
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas Hotton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Wimwood
Improvement Association
Business Men's Ciu
Monticello
Welch
Sixty-Five canvassers drive Y M C A fund push
Sixty five volunteers canvass for the Y M C A and Y W C A to raise seventy eight thousand six dollars. Several hundred subscriptions were secured on the first day and organizers aim to reach the goal by Friday night despite the campaign missing a day on Saturday.
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M. Oa
Nations set five representatives each for peace congress
Paris reports the allied leaders agree on five plenipotentiaries per nation at the peace congress with Britain and dominions arranging separate representation. Russia likely excluded for now. Decisions mirror American British plans emphasizing interest in peace settlement. Croats Slovenes may join Serbs. Montenegro status unsettled.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Japan
Supreme Council
Canada
Australia
South Africa
India
New Zealand
Brazil
Jugo-Slavia
Montenegro
Nicholas
Jugo- Slavia
Wilson
England
From Dubuque Cornetist to President of a Million-Dollar Firm
EH A Groff rose from a Dubuque East Dubuque musician to president of a New York based corporation capitalized at 1 million dollars. The firm will finance strategic national products including motor vehicles tractors and nonperishable goods. Directors include Whitcomb Sargent Edwards Groff McIntyre and Ogle.
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New York
Metropolitan Tea Corporation
National City Bank
New York City
Sach
James A. Whitcomb
LeRoy Sargent
B.S. Edwards
E. A. Groff
George McIntyre
Robert Ogle
Groff
Corporation
Last Night's News in Brief Highlights World Events
New York notes William Storne states the KLM global workers council distributed 1.4 million dollars in free canteen supplies. An Arctic survey expedition led by Captain Robert Bartlett is planned for next June to the North Pole area, to be named the Roosevelt memorial expedition. Lima reports a general strike affecting about 30 000 workers. In Topeka Governor Allen condemns artillery and air force shortcomings amid German actions at the Argonne. Spartacus faction members in Germany reportedly executed per Berlin dispatch.
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New York
William Storne
KLM
G.al Naional Wie Work Council
Robert Bartlett
Palar
Roose Yell
Tira
Peru
Lima
Callan
Topeka
Kan
Iovernor Uwenry
Allen
Argonne
Tandon
Spartacus
Germany
Berlin
Party Celebrates Arrest Over Gambling on Jefferson Street
Thirty six participants were taken to the police station for questioning after a 3 am gambling party on lower Jefferson street. Twenty six posted $10 bail and were released. ten remained held for a hearing in municipal court where pleas of not guilty were entered and the case set for Thursday. A later tale of a farmer and his pigs appears in the same clipping.
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Lower Jafferson Street
Ohio
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank elects new officers
At the annual stockholders meeting the Leavitt & Johnson National Bank elected Ira Rodamar as president succeeding the late J B Sedgwick. J Pickett and J C Trumbauer were named vice presidents with W W Marsh and A H Frank as directors. Bred Wray becomes assistant cashier, replacing Rodamar. The bank reported a good year with standard dividends and added undivided profits while contributing to war bond purchases. The board honored Sedgwick for his career public spirit and service to the bank.
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Leavitt & Jobagon National Bank
J. Pickett
J. O. Trumbauer
WW. Marsh
Stewart
A. H. Frank
Roger Leavitt
Ira Rodawar
Lra Jtotamar
Jusiier
J. B. Sedgwick
Kodwidur
Leavitt & Johnson
Naional
Kodumar
Co. B. Pickett
J. C. Trumwauer
Bred Wray
Lund
Rodamar
Wray
Sedgwick
Atetican
Manchuria Sails With Over 4000 Yanko For WL.Y
The transport Manchuria has waited from France for New York with about 4000 troops and detachments for Camp Vix and Camp Taylor among others. Balloon company and assorted units move to camps as the scene shifts to support early convoys. Also notes Huntington arrives with 1700 troops and police office appointment approved in Huntington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Transport
Manchuria
Frince
New York
de Transport Canada
Busta
Ammons
Wits
Ehuria
Stu Divishan
Delughangat
Camp Vix
1Ith
Gap Pike
Didiston
Camp Taylor
Toth Division
Camp Devens
Morlir Butlers
Cap Urant
Notte
Camp Merritt
Washington Barracks
Columbus Barracks
Kort Slocum
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Towa
Massachuseta
Navy
Transport Canada
Balloon Company
Fort Slocum
Camp Jogan
Camp Meade
Ohio
Kansas
Maryland
Cywiip Meade
Cramp Lewin
Orion
War Department
167Th Infantry
United States
Huntington
Brest
69Th Coast Artillery Brigade
67Th Coast Artillery Regiment
Her Confessions by CLALA MORREL in Three Parts
A dated literary piece presents three confession episodes in a diaristic voice. The First Confession describes a woman urged to reveal her truth only to a sympathetic listener. The Second Confession follows a Sunday encounter with a desired man while in church. The Third Confession depicts a mortifying funeral scene and a revelation of emotional disillusionment with love.
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Ophalla
St. Anthony of the Desert
Hulter
Tam
Addred
Thorough Liver Cleanse and Kidney Health Report
Advert says weekly housecleaning with a vegetable laxative from May-apple aloe root and jalap, pills by Dr Pierce. Recommends hot water before meals and Anuric after meals to boost kidneys, reduce uric acid, and prevent rheumatism gout. Urges vegetables, grains, and certain breads to aid bowel action. cites Invalids' Hotel Buffalo and Dr Pierce contact.
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Pierce
V. M. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Autogear Ad Promises Fuel Savings and Power
Hawkins Hawkeye Auto & Taxi Co. advertises the A. J. Car Carburetor claiming two months of use saves gasoline, increases power, and smooths cold starts. Offers guaranteed performance and invites customers to inspect the unit.
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Ford Motor
Joe, Hawkeye Auto & Taxi. CO
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Jean
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Continuedision Society
Eliza O'Dell
Ladies' Aid Society
Gov. Harding
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Gilmore City
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Ed. M. Smith
Winterget
Douglas Rogers
Manning
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Ul & Df
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Hawkeye Auto & Taxico
ENE
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SCOT
Rang & Miller Shoo Co
Tong & Miller Shoo
Aeon
Ramnants
Tammnomaenae RM Tera
General Crowder
Crowder
Tno
Hy Capitaul
Republic
Maid
Neadl. & J. Bank
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Fred Wray
Boston
White Sea
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R. C. Thompson
Lee W. Willze
Clala Morrel
Uworld
I. H. Watson
Rt’s Grocery
Libby
Stineha
Maxwell
Paige
Auto Radiator Repair CO
West Park Avenue
Waterloo
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5Th St. Hardware Co
WM. H. Ross
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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