Roumania Seeks Credit While Facing Financial Shock
Bucharest reports Roumania aims to secure a loan in the United States by pledging six per cent national lands with forest and oil properties as collateral. A massive currency depreciation and influx of foreign paper money, largely from German and Austro-Hungarian sources, have swollen the national debt to about ten billion lei.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Ted
le Progres
Romania
Germany
Theermans
Susctect
Thetandard
National Bank of
U.S
United States
Ines
Transylvania
Buovina
Bessarabia
Efes
Hungary
City In Brief Have Your Lenses Insured
A brief city notice notes optical insurance options tied to an advertisement. It mentions Buchanan adopting a policy and a "Y" bids reference, indicating a local business or service feature in the periodical.
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Buchanan
Local notices list visits and ombud events across Waterloo
J D Burtner ely assessor attends Eagles state convention in Oskaloosa. Mrs Jonnie Ricker returns from Vinton visit while Rev H P Rohlman and Dubuque pastor visit Waterloo. Stover visits from West Bend Spirit Lake trip. Laura Webb class meets at Mrs Smucker home. James Rachford Marshalltown treasurer at Electric Park. Funston and son Keath of Romona S D visit. Delmar bicycle stolen on Forest Ave. owner Miran Hurley reports. Margaret Schmitz and Mary Craude return from Dubuque visit. W H Howrey and C H Abbs return from federation convention in Des Moines. Van Arsdel briefly works then falls ill. Mayor Frisbie hosts engineer Frank Larabee of Chicago for city tour and dinner. Thieves steal 28 spring fries from Mrs J Q Wilson chickens. loss reported. Pettit receives 1919 Year Book. farmers invited to inspect. Leonard Barnes’s clothes hidden while swimming. shoes, knife, golf ball, and 30 cents stolen. police notified.
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J.D. Burtner
Ely
Eagles
Oskahoga
Jonnie C. Ricker
C. C. Grigin
Vinton
H. P. Rohlman
Dubuque
St. Mary's Church
Waterloo
W. GC. Stover
West Bend
Spirit Lake
Laura Webb
West M
Margaret Schmitz
Mul-lan Avenue
Mary Craude
Beech Street
W. H. Howrey
Third Avenue
C. H. Abbs
Rebel Avenue
Des Moines
George van Arsdel
N. W. Frisbie
Frank Larabee
Chicago
Northwestern
J. Q. Wilson
Leland Avenue
Leonard Barnes
Sixth Street
Rail strike spreads to Savanna as unions call mass meeting
The nationwide railway strike reaches Savanna Illinois with 60 Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul workers idle. Beal and Burlington Iowa report some return to work and normal conditions while Beald Illinois sees resumed normal operations. John Grunau and Harold B Reading announce a mass meeting Friday to present the unions' side and discuss efforts to end the dispute. The Chicago Yardmen's Association president notes the movement began January 6 with the formation of the Chicago Yardmen's Association seal shown.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Savanna
Ill
Burlington & Quincy
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Central States
Brotherhood of Railway
Brotherhood
Beald
Chicago & Northwestern
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Harold B. Reading
United Enginemen's Association
Overnight Boy Scout Hike Plans and Activities
Scouts set an overnight hike tomorrow evening starting at Third street west. Leaders assistants and scribes will pitch tents build a large campfire and stay overnight then cook breakfast and return by morning. Only those with official appointments may participate. Today events include leadership committee 5 pm mandatory at the office tenderfoot exam 6 20 pm and scoutmasters meeting 7 30 pm at headquarters.
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Third Street
Must Unload Coal Cars Within One Day After Receipt
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders an embargo on coal deliveries to dealers who delay unloading coal cars beyond 24 hours. Unloading delays will trigger cutoffs of supply. the 30 day measure requires carriers to provide open cars for loading at mines, suspending conflicting railway practices during the emergency.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Caal
Republican executive committee named for Harding campaign
Washington June 23. Republican leaders approved the 21 member executive committee to run the presidential campaign. Harriet Upton and Katherine Edson lead the list of directors with eight other women and 12 men including Daugherty Weeks Hilles and Weeks. The committee will be chaired by Hays with 20 names announced last night.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hays
National Committee
Dirs
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Katherine P. Edson
J. L. Tamon
Oklahoma
John W. Hart
Idaho
A.T. Hart
Kentucky
Charles D. Hilles
New York
R.B. Howell
Nebraska
Penrose
Pennsylvania
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
R. F E. Williams
Green
National Commit
Japanese Note Presses China on Shantung Settlement
Tokyo officials publish correspondence showing Japan's claim of a basic agreement with China on Shantung and the return of Kiao Chau. Japan seeks direct negotiations, argues rights transferred from Germany, and urges police protection of the Shantung railway during talks. Villa cuts railroad in Chihuahua province.
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Prova
Tokio
Peking
Japanese Foreign Office
Japan
China
Shantung
Kiau
Chau
Kian Chau
Shantung Railway
Kian Chay
Imperial Government of
Germany
Kisu Chau
Fragmentary legal notice from Montrooa Colorado docket
A partial court reference from Montrooa Colorado notes a docket entry for Malong Nava versus vescese tii and TON ISS ya. The fragment cites a numbered case 192¢ 4 MIAUE 5 with unrelated codes and appears to be an archival public notice placeholder.
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Colo
Screech Owls Overrun Girard Area Prompting Injuries
In Girard Kansas a week of owl incursions caused fear and injuries with one eye lost sight probable and multiple people scratched. The town and nearby areas faced disruptions as residents coped with the nocturnal pest problem.
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Girard
Kan
Nan Thag
Dike Area People Visit Home Folks
Dike residents and relatives visit family members and travel between towns. Mrs W C Mare plans a return after a Rochester trip for an operation. Mrs R M Erwin’s parents, Mr and Mrs Myra Dickerwo, host visitors from Chicago. Minutes Rumsey leaves Dr Crouse’s home for Cy 0. Mrs Anderson and two children travel from St James Minn to visit Mr and Mrs C H Meyers. Rachel Murphy returns from Dubuque for vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Murphy. Mrs Domsgarrd comes from Indiana Tugaday to see her father C Grumet.
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Asabo
Gonmadoumiens
Con
Kotoum
Orted
Sam Kimmtons
Shep Dgurti Hin Winans
Alise Pearl Ranger
Law Haredaga
Crionds
Melbourne
Fev
Dag Tutler
Chicago
Nashun
Nolan
Rhyta
Hugh Ahheed
Dake
Howard Mer Ald Miet
Aigie Wolfson
Tweo
Nashua
Gee
Noble
Balas
Thalw
Ils City
Atag
Ransom
Husx
Lee Siri
Missi Nellie
Athe Coswell
Claude Tinines
Ran
Ile Ma
Deddis
Vayette
Ashy
Moat
Dike
Jane
W. C. Mareshy
Rochoester
Mina
R. M. Erwine
Myra. Dickerwou
Crouse
Mins Rumsey
Dr. Crouse
Anderson
St. Jamen
Minn
C.H. Meyers
Rachel Murphy
Dubuque
C.C. Murphy
Domsgarrd
Indiana Tugaday
C. Grumet
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Keath
Romona
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Lore Alford
Walnut Street
Delmar
Forest Avenue
Miran Hurley
Commercial Street
Mer
Burlington
Bend
Cail
John T. Roam
Kian Chan
Census Reports
Kansas
Frederika
OW Stolienbere
Mason City
Town City
Flufus
Mina Young
New Hampton
Harry Barker
Fredericksburg
Wreret
W. Zwanziger
Mra
Willie Pike
iMaxina
Amy French
Gov. Wrench
Giles Whitman
Tripoli
Carrie Whitman
Cedar Rapids
Ira
Tony Schneider
Billings
Mont.s
Jerry Sulvert
Wilhelmentn Pieper
Pauline Kremer
Aug. Pleper
Raymond
Arthur Trohaw
Steve Gladstone
Parkersburg
Agnes Bchuler
Methodist Church
Manary
McNamee
Hub Turner
Billy Turner
North Dakota
Auto
Kenneth Kelly
Detroit
Ira Albert
Iway
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rank Turner
Paget
Lozenby
Sisses Paget
Lozenhyel
Dewar
Judd Perry
Russell
George
Grinnell
Lynn Smith
William F. Spry
The
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Marie Silver
Independence
Eleanor Farrell
Ray Peverill
Dunkerton
Frank Turner
Susoven
Masons and
Eastern Stars
Farmer Wells’ Grove
Alpha
R. B. Bales
Adam Lang
Gladys Robertson
Ramona
Will Robertson
Roy
Prank Waskow
South Dakota
Hugo Rhode
Cora Alymer
Jamestown
Warren Linn
Legion
Black Hawk County
Lydia Holmes
W. D. Tisdale
Nely
John S&. Tuthill
Admr
Elizabeth McIntyre
Mary Gorman
Ma Gase
Toser LW
Morningstar
Eightey’s
Jennia Todd
Benjamin T. Stapela
Paltiyugre
Brow
Martin
B. Reed
Rudolph
Lakeside
Peek
John H. Young
Gatas Park
Manson
Pese Cere Sea Aleve
WG. Letsch
Theodore G. Merten
Erric HH
Kotho
Carrie F. Braea
Stockholn Lothenbure
Rand
Soshua
Tane
Mes
Ackley Bridwy
Diglonan
Wits
Ais
Gitte Cores
Earliur
Lan
Moe
E. Mostee
Mrnday
Mary Street
Inte
Mary Wiles
Hattie Kellar
Mahufield
Sole Frou
Phere
Chiio
Sumiaum
Gladys
Wyiam
Tatethy Keller
Dimentary
Keller
McDonnell
Charles City
Roy Awangiyer
WI Stephens
Hriday
Abeleiter
Geo
Agbin
HJ iFoster
Aridine
Oplin
Sintx Ilr
Denry Wyler
Hesale Wallis
Beth
Waterloo Priday
Troy Smadsey
Andrew Troutner
Thoreday
Seaman
FB. J. Mester
Chaplon City
Jaste’s
Bernard Guhring
Otte Blanchard Fimlike
Trensies
Clarence
Genevieve Lithring
Martin Walz
Bree
Adeline
Roy Lawthrey
Rank Reynolds
Nsalee
Denver
Dover
Aurbank
Malrbank
Jung
Air
Dnd
Vaughn
Haton
Charles
Fairbank
Hey
Eaton
Noth Avion
Norasat
Munt
Platern
O. Vi
Ming. i
Ft. RO
Agnew
Maredorte
Wud Wen
Wallace
WM. Higbee
Thea Methodel
Walter Dla
Woo
Die Phetpy
Harvey Bouth
Suaier
Tuavia
Daughtrer Jodup
L. Y. Davin
J. A. Schuck
Yuesday
Youtrman
T Ve-Thoy
Ottumwa
Nellie King
Aon
Hayes
Hanleton
William Teel
Mitteson
Mia
Heck
Varian
iMont
O. OG. Wy
O. OG. Wy Railroad Hoe A, Farge
Misa Tioso Smith
Robert Uentley
A. Kim
Nel- Me King
Neil Ayres
Perele Kin
Arlington
Mra. Boyde
Orchardville
Heldeman
Puen
Denver Guards
Wrank Lacey
Helen
Lone Itamies Cjinilinery
Lacey
Ding
Mt Oy An Bay
Alma Kelling
Harry Mitchell
St. Paul
Henry Behumacher
Stitt
John
Wee Murphy
Herbert
Graening
Watrbantk
Clinton
Bitoni
Irving
Willi Deepke
Miller
Manay
Georges Jahnaka
Shell Rock and Waverly
Amos McDonald
Tom Afulhal
Bennington Township
Bee Jeweler
Luiwig
Courier
J.C. Murphy
D. D
First National Bank
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Iowa
WM. H. Ross
Learite and
Johnson Bashting
E. M. Jackson
D.D
Office
Black
Garden Theatre
Lost City
Motor Aly Ea
Cotta
Essex
Hudson-Jones Waterloo Company
Franklin Street
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