Moscow in Want of Food Faces General Uprising
Moscow faces a general uprising as food shortages trigger unrest. reports from Berlin and Paris discuss Bolshevik measures to quiet threats, troop movements toward Kronstadt, and fear of revolts spreading from southern Russia. Lenine calls the Petrograd revolt foolish but inevitable, while Trotzky says Petrograd is safe and blames foreign émigrants for fomenting turmoil.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press Star
Berlin
Moscow
Bosnevik
Petrograd
Trotzky
Kronstadt
Jenbaum
Russia
Yudenitch
Ithonia
Ronstadt
Kronladt
Saet
Lenine
United Press
Paris
Nilai Lenine
All of
Finland
Associated Press
London
Leon_Trotzy
Greal
Britain
American Eagle Captured by Bellevue Men
Maquoketa Iowa March 16 a bald eagle with a wing spread eight feet three inches was captured by Bellevue men William Colley and Will Vandanacker. The injured bird was found on a sandbar above town and brought to Belle Vue for exhibition in a warehouse. It is the first eagle captured in this section in many years likely migratory and passing through.
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Maquoketa
Bellevue
Wille Colley
Will Vandanacker
Belleue
Tate
Shove Named District Manager of Equitable Waterloo-Cedar Rapids
Henry M. Shove of Marshalltown is named district manager for the Waterloo Cedar Rapids area of Equitable Life Insurance. He will establish headquarters here after May 1 and supervise the northern half of the district. Shove has represented Equitable in Marshalltown since October, in partnership with Ralph W Van Horn. Van Horn will take over the Marshalltown Mason City district. Shove's territory includes Black Hawk Benton Buchanan Chickasaw Howard Floyd and Keehne counties. H. B. Kelly, previously slated for district manager, has moved to Chicago as a social representative of the Equitable firm.
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Henry M. Shove
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Equitable Life Insurance Couony
New York
T. Jarence R. Golly
Shore
Equitable Company
Marshallstown
Ralph W.van Horn
Shove
van Horn
Marshallwn-Mason City
Fiim
Black Hawk
Ann. Benton
Buchanan
Butter
Chickagaw
Howard
Floyd
Kteheni
H. B. Kelly
Chicago
Equita- He
Waukon Man Returns After 39 Years Absence
Waukon Iowa March 16 Frank Daubenberger left the area 39 years ago and was presumed dead by his family. He appeared in Postville to visit his brother George N Daubenberger and is now ranching near Duluth Minnesota where he plans to return in a few days.
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Waukon
Frank Daubenberger
Postville
George N. Daubenberger
Daubenberger
Duluth
Minn
Crime Wave Prompts Vigilante Revival in Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge retailers at a noon luncheon at the Commercial club denounced a yearlong crime wave and moved to revive the Vigilantes. They passed resolutions condemning conditions and planned to seek aid from civic groups and churches to combat the criminal element sweeping the city.
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Fort Dodge
Commercial Club
Vigilantes
Bureau
Webber Denies Rioting Charge in Rath Strikers Case
Howard Itish Webber, named in a March 1 arrest warrant for assault and battery tied to Rath Packing strikers rioting, appeared in municipal court with attorney J. C. Murtagh. Not guilty plea entered. trial postponed to March 22. Webber, sought by deputies for two weeks, was released on $150 bond after alleged assault on a Rath employee.
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Howard
Itish) Webber
Rath Packing Company
J. C. Murtagh
Webber
Nonusion
Marriage licenses issued in Waterloo area
William Humphreys and Nina B Wilcox both of Waterloo filed license requests. Carl Fred Heitman and Gladys Fern Morley of Waterloo also appeared for license. License details include ages 32, 30, 20, and 1 respectively.
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William Humphreys
Waterloo
Nina B. Wilcox
Carl Fred Heitman
Gladys Fern Morley
First Evangelical to Hold Canvass Sunday
An every member canvass for the church budget will occur Sunday afternoon with fourteen two-person teams visiting members and friends to secure pledges. The amount planned will be set at a stewards meeting tonight and is expected to exceed previous years.
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First Evangelical Church
Burch Again Heads Retail Merchants Ellyson on Board
Waterloo Retail Merchants association re elected all officers and members at annual banquet. Dr G W Ellyson named to board replacing Robert Hansen. Officers: A O W Burch president James M Grahum first VP Harry W Harteng second VP J M Wilson third VP R A Fessler treasurer Russell Peron secretary. Directors reappointed: A W Burch Louis E Cohen E E German J E Falan. New board members listed include Carleton Sias and others. Gwynne spoke on fraudulent checks. toast master A W Burch officiated.
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Police of Directors
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Greater Waterloo Association
G. W. Ellyson
Robert Hansen
A. O W. Burch
James M. Grahum
Harry W. Harteng
J. M. Wilson
R.A. Fessler
Russell Peron
A. W. Burch
Louis E. Cohen
J. E. Falan
Garland Plour Inde to Make Good Ad
Dr Jones speaks tonight on theme A Love Story at East Park Presbyterian revival services. A mixed quartet provided music last night. parishioners of Dr W G Jones who once pastored New Hartford church performed. Prayer meeting tomorrow at 10 a m at 25 Logan avenue. A children service is planned Friday after school hours with Jones providing entertainment tailored for them.
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East Park
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Jones
New Hartford Church
Jones
W. W. Holmes
Logan Avenue
Sr. Jones
Hays Proposes to Humanize Post Office
Will H. Hays, newly appointed postmaster general, sends a formal salutatory statement to the post office staff. The message, posted at the local office, has generated a favorable impression among employees and outlines humane reforms for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Hays
Hays and Mays Frame Port Office as Public Service
Statements emphasize humanizing the port office department and presenting it as a service institution not for profit or politics. The speakers pledge worker partnership, fair treatment, and nationwide impact as core goals of the reform effort.
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Hays
Port Office
Mays
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