Fighting Jews in the War and Palestine Hope
Joseph Cohn to speak in Waterloo on the Jews role in World War I. He cites 9.8 million Jews globally and notes 600,000 in Russia front lines, 75,000-100,000 in Austria Hungary, 75,000-100,000 in Germany, and 15,000 in England with 8,000 at the front. He warns of internal Jewish conflict and urges Palestine movement amid Turkey’s doom sensing potential Zionist gains after war.
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Joseph Cohn
Waterloo
Russia
Rusvia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
England
Poland
Palestine
Turkey
Nother College Glee Club Coming to Waterloo Concert
Waterloo residents may enjoy a musical treat from the Central College Glee club, a 16 member group with a small brass band, performing at Walnut Street Baptist church on Tuesday evening March 20, under the Baraca class. The event marks the class’s first public entertainment since organization last November. The glee club comprises trained singers who have performed together for years and will present a varied program sure to please music lovers.
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Waterloo
Central College Glee Club
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Banks to Rescue of West Virginia University Faculty
Local banks in Morgantown stepped in to pay the university faculty salaries, agreeing to cover payroll monthly until the state can meet its obligations. The funds were provided due to the legislature's failure to appropriate money for state institutions.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Loiley
West Virginia University
Cogswell Awarded 155 Dollars in Damage Case
The jury in the Cogswell-Lynn damage case returned a verdict after deliberating all night. Cogswell, injured in a bicycle collision with a van driven by Dr. Re al Lynn, sought 1500 dollars but was awarded 155 dollars.
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Cogswell-Lynn
Cogswell
Re al Lynn
Elizabeth Flynn Denounces Billy Sunday Evangelistic Revival
A fragmentary item notes Elizabeth Flynn criticizing Billy Sunday and his evangelistic revival, accusing him of diverting attention from worldly woes and undermining spiritual welfare, with unclear surrounding context and attribution to Paterson Week.
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Petrison
Noo
Arete
Belgians Executed in Ghent Barracks Espionage Case
A dispatch reports 17 Belgians found guilty of espionage for Ucallips were executed at Ghent barracks at daybreak after German authorities handled the case. Most executed were young peasants, with the incident noted in London led by Exchange dispatches from Amsterdam.
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London
Ghent
Vscort Iartins
Ucallips
Fron Anistérdion
Mayor Roberts of Terre Haute Seized on Federal Charge
Todianapolis March 24 Mayor Donn M Roberts a defendant in Terre Haute election fraud cases was ordered into U S marshal custody and required to post a additional bond of 5000 to answer four charges of corrupting government witnesses Three women were jailed last night on the same charge
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Todianapolis
Donn M. Roberts
Terre Haute
United States
Town Talk From Stanley and Nearby
Vr. D. Jenney of Stanley makes a business call today. Miss Velda Holman is entertained at the home of W. W. Holman. W. B. McGinnis travels through town for the Hon Hur. Palace manager W. L Myers at Cedar Rapids consulting with A. J. Diebold and Mike Ford. Miss Myrtle Nash resumes duties at First National Bank after attending a funeral in Sheldon. Waterloo Building and Loan to move from Marsh Place offices to Fifth street lower floor in same building.
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Vr. D. Jenney
Stanley
Velda Holman
W. W. Holman
W. B. McGinnis
W. 14 Myers
The
Palace
Cédar Rapids
A. J. Diebold
Mike’ Ford
Myrtle Nash
First, National Bank
Sheldon
Waterloo Huilding and Loan Association
Marsh Place
Fifth Street
Sane
Youthful Slayer Himself Murdered Youthful Slayer Himself Murdered
Mathew Bradley twenty died from knife wounds inflicted in a quarrel with Arthur Brown Bradley fifteen in Washington in 1908. The two half brothers, sons of a former senator, fought over dinner preparation when Arthur seized a butcher knife and attacked Mathew, doctors failed to save him.
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Arthur
Jim
Real Booz Bottles Sold In Philadelphia Curio Sale
New York reports two whiskey bottles bearing the name B. C. Booz from around 1840 were sold for 28 and 20 dollars in the Merwin galleries, from the Harry B. Harmer Philadelphia curio collection. The tale ties Booz to the term Rooze and early slang, with notes on Hooze, Hooge, and references to Sheridan and Morisson era campaigns.
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New York
B. C. Booz
Philadelphia
Merwin
Curio
Harry B. Harmer
Hooz
Sheridan
Boor
William Henry Morrison
Roon
General Markets Report From New York March Markets
General markets update shows milk and poultry receipts and prices with mixed figures from New York on March 24. It notes steady margins for butter and milk products, with varied wholesale and consumer prices, and lists several shipments and stock movements across dairy and poultry segments.
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New York
Mare
Marin ob Kees leaver receipts and bets confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes describe receipts and bets with unclear terms. Mentions Michigan and Wisconsin, mentions white, live lowers spines and a 17 percent figure. Overall details are too garbled for precise reporting.
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Chienso
Marin
Wah
British Battleship Cornwallis Disabled in Dardanelles Fight
Overseas News agency reports the British battleship Cornwallis has been disabled in the Dardanelles engagement. Dispatch from Athens says the Cornwallis was struck in action, part of renewed naval operations involving the Italian cruiser Gratuale Italia sailing from Nome.
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Berlin
Sayuile
le L
Gratuale'Italia
Nome
Athens
Dardanelles
Blind Boone Concert Planned at Flist M I Church
Blind Boone, famed colored pianist and composer, returns to Waterloo for a Monday evening concert at Flist M I church on April 5. He performs with Miss Jessie Brorious on piano and Miss Stelissa Furth on meat ROT aane, on his 36th annual tour, renowned for making piano imitate many sounds and mastering difficult pieces at first hearing.
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Blind Boone
Waterloo
Flist
M.I
Floone
Lle
Hoone
Jessie Brorious
Enpiano
Stelissa Furth
Test of germination vigor in corn sparks state debate
Editor H E hilheson of Corn magazine outlines April issue findings from a germination test using kernels from three days of the same crop. The test shows vigor differences among kernels and argues testing as the sole accurate method to identify seed vitality for the next growing season.
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H. Ehileheson
Eptoetinge
Threr Eiys
Caine
Readlyn and Steadlyn Local Notices Summary
March 24 local notes mention Mesd James Nem and Nick Mersch called to Waterloo due to L Kittel illness. G Warneke family visited relatives at Westgate. Seeman family moved to Sank Rapids Minnesota as Mr. Seeman bought a pool room. F L Biere family moved into Seeman home. Griese and Welimayer visited Waterloo. Marie Mealy of Oelwein visited. Herman Thrall worked as a business aid er in Dubuque. Moeller Bros garage contract awarded to Boedeker of Magan Missouri. Mrs J E Druns visited near Glas Bow.
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Steadlyn
James Nem
Nick Mersch
Waterloo
Herr Brother
L. Kittel
G. Warneke
Westgate
Seeman
Sap
Herniee
Sank Rapids
Minn
F. L. Biere
Seemans
A. Griese
Milas Marie Mealy
Oelwein
Herman Thrall
Dubuque
J. E. Welimayer
Moeller Bros
Boedeker
Magan
J. E. Druns
Glas Bow
Duchess argues women war workers deserve medals
London reports the Duchess of Marlborough contends women engaged in home and front line industrial war work should be eligible for the Industrial War Medal announced by Lord Kitchener. She asserts volunteer services released thousands to front duties and deserve decoration alongside men.
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London
Duchess of Marlborough Beliovas
Lord’ Kitchroner
Oime
Reverend Kisnex Leads Baptist Prayer at Pederburgh Service
The Rev Robert Kisnex pastor of The Baptist church at Pederburgh participates in a service alongside visiting members from several Baptist churches. The gathering honors the worship and features local clergy and attendees from multiple congregations.
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Robert | Kisnex
Pasetor
Ehaveh
Peder Iheburs
Pater Gorvoning
Sanith
Vurioug Baptist Rhieehes
Funeral arrangements for Mrs William Gart held in Hudson
Gvernecht Peneral Towne sin thirdsan dast complain arrangements for the funeral of Mrs William Gart. The service will be at 12 o'clock at the home followed by a procession to the Lutheran church where rites will be conducted at 2 o'clock. Differences noted with the Wastin Manotere.
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Wiliam Garthneehe
Wiel
Pamiage
Hudson
Petoek
Osage Local Notes Mention Visits and Illness
Jase Runkle returning to his big home at Stewartville after visiting his sisters Mesdames PLA Walker and Geo Angell. Alvert Blaker of Dysart visiting his aunt Mrs Arp and family. Mrs Arthur Minnis of David stayed with Wt Barker, Clint Carrison and Lea Barker households. Mae Clark of Elma returns from a week with sister Mrs John Mc Sweeney Jr. W A Markham travels to Rhinelanders due to brother Walter's serious illness.
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Osage
Jase Runkle
Mesdames Pla
Walker
Geo. Angell
Stewartville
Alvert Blaker
Dysart
Arp
Arthur Minnis
David
W. A. Markham
Rhin- Tanders
Walter
Canvass Planned by Waterlon Commercial Club Members
The Waterlon Commercial Club will conduct an active canvass in the Hueiiness district to recruit new members. The plan was approved by the membership committee at last night’s meeting and will be fully launched Friday noon. Efforts aim to add a couple hundred names to the membership roll.
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Waterlon Commercial Club
Hueiiness
Plana
Anere
State Institutions Receive $825000 Budget Allocation
March 24 ex Muines reports the senate appropriations committee approved funds totaling $525,000 for state institutions under the board of control. Items include $100,000 each for Equileptin colony, women's reformatory, custodial farm and foriosis at state prison. $25,000 for state hospital buildings. $74,060 for Glenwood institution. $15,000 for Hidera reform medical gymnasium. $60,000 miscellaneous and other additions to Oakdale and asylums.
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Senate
Board of Control
Eqileptin Colony
State Prison
State Hospital
Glenwood Institution
Hidera Reform Medical Gymnasium
Amauiiosa
Oakdale Atberetlasis Sinesia
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