Teddy Roosevelt attacks Wilson over universal military service
At Sagamore Hill Col Roosevelt denounces President Wilson for peace without victory and opposition to universal service. He warns that disarmament at sea would leave the United States defenseless while citing the Curse of Meroz and recalling Civil War figures to condemn Wilson’s stance. He likens Wilson to Copperheads and stresses naval strength as nation’s safeguard.
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Oyster Bay
L. J
Wilson
Maryland
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Mill
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
Mr. Wilson
Europe
Asia
Meroz
Deborah
Sisera
Israel
Clemens Auto Team Tops Des Moines Bowlers in State Meet
Davenport January 28 Clemens Auto team of Des Moines captured first in the five man event on the midnight shift at the state tournament. Des Moines clubs Wing Armuseement and Alexandrias tied for second with 2689. Martin helped Clemens post a 2854 total with strong scores including 299 223 and 213.
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Davenport
Clemens Auto
Des Moines
Capital City
Wing Armuseement Company
Alexandrias
Martin
Tolle
Clemens
Clements Auto
1. M
Ring Antusemenh
Moexandrias
Thieves Strike During Cedar Falls Evangelist Meetings
Evangelist L. C. Moore's two week revival at the Cedar Falls Baptist church is marred by a burglary as thieves entered the rear study during a night sermon and fled with the minister's suitcase and personal effects worth about 75 dollars. Moore, a former Central Christian and Hoprist pastor, has been active in evangelistic work, recently at Nora Springs.
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L. C. Moore
Cedar Falls
Moore
Central Christian Church
Hoptist Church
Waverly
Nora Springs
Mayor Appoints New Commissioner for City Board
Mayor W I Law announced Wirt P Hoxie former county attorney as a member of the police and fire commission to fill the unexpired term of F A Sparle who resigned after election to the city council Hoxie will be submitted to the council for approval at the adjourned session this evening Other commissioners are Dr D C Huntoon and Walter P Jensen
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W. I. Law
Wirt P. Hoxie
Police and Fire Commission
F. A. Sparle
Mayor Law
Hoxte
Sporle
F. S. Merrian
D.C. Huntoon
Walter P. Jensen
City in Brief and Local Notices Update
A roundup of small-town happenings includes Gertrude Lowe and son Claude returning from St. Paul, Jessia Tuthitl home from Iowa State College Ames, a license to wed issued to J Edward Entz and Leone O Dowd of Waterloo, and several residents facing health or travel notes. Activities cover local visits, accidents, a divorce suit by Lily Bolenbaugh, a new silk flag for Christ Episcopal Church, warm weather easing snow, Iowa Society officers elected, and staffing moves at Otto Eisenrohr Sons.
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Gertrude Lowe
Claude
St. Paul
Jessia Tuthitl
Iowa State College
Ames
J. Edward Entz
Leone O'Dowd
Waterloo
J. L. “Ilhouse
Iowa City
T. W. Krapfel
Christ. Episcopal Church
Iowa Society
Washington, D. C
O. H. Benson
Clarion
Clarksville
Bradford Knapp
F.C. Stuhler
Philadelphia
Otto Eisenrohr Sons Company
Lichty
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
Lou Armstrong
Central Fire Station
Chick Store
Altar Guild Meeting and Masonic Lodge Communication Announced
The Altar guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church will meet tomorrow afternoon with airs. Address for contact is BLL. Treaman, 206 Sunny side avenue. A called communication of Waterloo lodge No. 15 A F and A M at Masonic temple is scheduled for Tuesday evening Jan 30 for third degree work.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Treaman
Sunnyside Avenue
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Waterloo Woman Proves Fly Angler Expert
St. Petersburg Times reports Mrs. Edward E. Schuck of Waterloo Iowa landed a 19 pound bonita just two minutes after it bit the hook. The catch occurred on the pier as winter visitors watched, marking her as an experienced angler during her first season in Florida.
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St. Petersburg
Florida
Edward E. Schuck
Waterloo
Schuck
Wilsons Peace Message Featured In Century Calendars
New York January edition cites a Berlin cable noting on every calendar a hundred years hence the line Wilsons Peace Message to the Senate of the United States. It recalls the enduring call for world peace voiced during the long conflict and the hope stirred by that message.
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Cyril Brown
Wilson
Senate
United States
Standson
Noone
Payne
Frieda Leckington
Washington
Monarch
Geos Pett
Dee
Antary
Commierion
West Third Miron
Predicts Food Rations Soon for United Kingdom
London January 29 Williams Anderson labor member of parliament stated that the population of the United Kingdom would soon be placed under a ration system. The ad mentions family washing rough dried at 6 cents per pound and an average family cost of 75 cents, with a Waterton Laundry Co. phone number.
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United Kingdom
London
Williams
Waterton Laundry Co
Bankers deny deal links as McAdoo ties surface in hearings
In a congressional hearing, Fisk firm officials deny favors or official connections in treasury dealings. They confirm the federal reserve bank occupied a building owned by the firm early on, and recount efforts to influence treasury and bank decisions during wartime. No officials named as involved in market matters are listed.
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Whipple
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the Treasury
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Fist
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Fisk
Washington
Jhe
Serbia
Germany Reports on Sinking of Trevarrack
Germany replies to the United States over the British steamer Trevarrack saying it was stopped by a German submarine on November 16, crew left on signals, ship sunk as a hostile vessel. The Trevarrack, 3098 tons gross, built in 1912, owned in St Ives.
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Jan
Lodsey
United States
Gerard
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Trevatfrack
Lloyd's Shipping Agency
Trevarrack
St. Ives
Priest Kholmogorov Dies After Blessing Dying Soldier
Petrograd reports a front line miracle as Archpriest Father Kholmogorov blessed troops under heavy fire on Epiphany. He and a fellow priest were mortally wounded. the private died first, and the priest passed later at the division dressing station.
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Jabuzy
Shara
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King
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Munich bans wearing of men's clothes by women
Munich authorities have forbidden the unnecessary wearing of men’s clothes by women under police threat. The ban covers attention-catching peasant girl costumes in Bavarian health resorts and targets visitors, especially winter sport observers, who adopt bloomer and similar outfits.
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Munich
London
Senate Debates on Rules for Session in Iowa
Des Moines Jan 24 There was no morning session of the Iowa house today the session recessed Saturday at 2 pm and much of the senate hours were spent debating the rules report for the current session A bill by Senter and Parker would authorize county facsimies to act as coroners in case of absence or illness of proper officers Senator Kimball proposed admitting to the soldiers home at Marshalltown anyone otherwise qualified provided value does not exceed 2500 Judge Wilkson measure would require the executive council to notify county auditors 10 days before any assessed increase to allow hearings if needed The senate adjourned until 10 tomorrow.
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Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
Senter
A. M. Parker
Polis County
Kimball
Poltawattainsed
Marshalltown
Wilkson
Appononsa
Executive Council
State Board of Review
Council
New Witness Delays Trial of Spanell
San Angely, Jan 29. The trial of Harry J. Spanell for the July killing of his wife in Pine, Texas, is delayed as the state subpoenas another witness who cannot arrive until this evening. The district court adjourned until 7 30 tonight as defense counsel insist on hearing the state witness before proceeding with sur rebuttal. The expected witness is Mrs Jenkins of El Paso.
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Vex
Pelay
Harry J. Spanell
Col
B.C. Butler
Alpine
Tex
Mia
B. J. Jenkins
EL Puss
Russian Cities Face Famine Says Writer
London dispatch states the Times article from Russia describes famine amid plenty. Petrograd and Moscow are highlighted where rail and distribution failures leave people in long breadlines, with meals scarce and temperatures plunging to around 20 below zero.
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London
Russia
Times
Petrograd
Moscow
Troopship Sunk in Mediterranean With Troops Aboard
Berlin reports via wireless that a transport ship packed with soldiers was torpedoed by a German submarine on January 25 and sank within ten minutes. The admiralty announced the loss today.
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Berlin
Tuckerton
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Thaw declared insane by police chief surgeon
Philadelphia January report says Karl K Thaw has been in St Marys hospital since January 11 after a suicide attempt. Dr Wanamaker says Thaw is irrational with no clear memory of the attempt while Dr Kirby notes a clouded mind and physical recovery proceeding slowly. Extradition case against Thaw in New York remains pending. A second note covers a new Boy Scouts of America branch formed in Tokyo with American ambassador George W Guthrie presiding. About 2 dozen American boys from Tokio Grammar School comprise the nucleus.
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Philadelphia
Karrr K. Thaw
St. Mary's Hospital
John Wallantiaker
Theodore Wood
Thaw
New York
Frederick Gump
Los Angeles
Wanamaker
Elwood R. Kirby
Wanamak
Kirby
BOY Scouts
Japan
Tokio
Boy Scouts of America
George W. Guthrie
James A. Irons
Frederick J. Warne
Des Moines Man Receives Size 21 Shoes
Des Moines resident Bernard H. Koyne, 19, weighing 275 pounds and 7 feet 2 inches tall, will receive a record size 21 pair of shoes made at a local factory. The oversized footwear, claimed to be the largest in the nation, will be shipped to Morrow, then Boston, to fit with rubbers.
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Des Moines
Brockton, Masq
Bernard H. Koyne
Morrow
Boston
Kayne
Praise American Traders Abroad Report At Convention
A Pittsburgh report to the fourth national trade convention defends American export practices. It cites well packed exports, double growth from 1905 to 1913, and strong demand for manufactured goods like oil, steel, machinery, shoes, and cameras. It notes overseas complaints about packing and highlights successes by small and large American exporters.
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Pittsburgh
Jorden
Medical Students to Hear Army Lectures in Chicago
Ninety medical schools with over 3,000 graduates slated for service will start a February lecture series on naval and military sanitation and treatment. Under Surgeon Generals Gargas and Braisted, the program arises from Dr. Franklin Martin’s defense commission effort. Motion pictures will illustrate hospital operations to reinforce lectures. The Hay-Bunau-Varilla era funding issue allowed faculty to enlist but not require training. the plan seeks trained lecturers for schools. TRON MONEY IN SWEDEN. Stockholm, Jan. 25. -An issue off iron coinage is expected in Sweden shortly, according to the manager of the Swedish State bank. The matter has been the subject of discussion and agreement between the three Scandinavian countries.
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Chicago
United States
William C. Gargas
GS. A
William C. Braisted
U. N
Army and Navy Medical School
Franklin Jr. Martin
Chiea- Ko
Commission of Fational Defense
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Nary
Wave
Martin
Navy
TRON
Sweden
Stockholm
Carranza Agents Buy Munitions in Japanese Markets
Tokyo dispatch reports three Mexican agents of General Carranza seeking to purchase munitions, rifles, artillery, and machinery in Japan. The Kotohira Maru was said to carry weapons, though Japanese officials disputed content, noting shipments were general merchandise and machinery. Mexico reportedly opened a ¥3,000,000 yen credit in Japan for such purchases amid wartime disruptions.
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Correspondenes
Associated Press
Carranz
Chefr Hounspy
To Ito
Col Carpio
Merstom
Kotohira Mara
Yokota
Saisma Cruz
Mexico
Wis
Manifodt
Maxtaien
Tha Lega Hon
Mestco
Corrie
Legation
Japan
Gon Iberta
Tulerta
Werg
Russia
Auty
Manchuria
Japan to Expand Foreign Office Staff in United States
Tokio Jan 29 reports the Japanese Foreign Office plans to boost its staff in the United States due to rising interest in China matters. The following appointments have been announced: Hisaku Suzuki, first secretary of…
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Tokio
Foreign Office
Lad
United States
America
China
Hisaku Suzuki
Cork Lodged in Throat Kills Child in Iowa
A cork lodged in the throat of Syaarold Dorothy M. Hancock, daughter of Gh. Hancock, proved fatal today after the cork was dislodged but the child died shortly after from heart trouble induced by coughing. Also noted: a Mason died in Cedar Rapids at age 52, and miscellaneous classified items appear, including job ads and household notices.
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Hoane
Fan
S.yaarold
Dorothy M. Hancock
Hancock
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