Memorial Day Exercises in Waterloo Cemeteries Planned
A community memorial program in Waterloo honors soldiers sailors and marines from Civil Spanish and World Wars. A general committee outlines graveside decoration morning ceremonies a 1 pm parade and theatre talks with speakers arranged by C Becker and others. Local auxiliaries coordinate flowers music and transport duties.
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Waterloo
United Spanish War Veterans
Lunddies
W. BR. C
Sons Veterans and Auxiliary
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Byron
Leighton
Joheller
Frank Stull
Anna Listner
A. J. Artus
Etta Bates
Arts
Dan Haffa
Grace Methodist Church
John Boeller
F. A. Swartz
E. F. Kistner
Orrie Bateman
George Weilein
Sundar Mar
Wisconsin Legion declares war on slackers and objectors
The American Legion delegation to the St Louis convention adopts a declaration of principles for Wisconsin. It condemns the harsh treatment of war slackers and calls for deportation of aliens while probing favored status for conscientious objectors. Milwaukee May 13 AP report.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
St. Louis
American Legion of Returned Soldiers
Last Night's News in Brief Summary
Douglas New Mexico band of outlaws captured and executed Sunday. Paris informs world Red Cross league inspired by League of Nations aims. Wilson letter cites U S and international cooperation. New York dates set for 15 state ratifications of covenant to enforce peace. Bismarck North Dakota bank policies with a 2,000,020 bond issue authorized by Nonpartisan league majority. Washington announces Chicago Cleveland airmail service inauguration Thursday.
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Douglas
Cana
Nea
Sonora
Paris
League of Red Cross Societies of the World
League of Nations
Wilson
Davison
New York
League
Bismarck
N. C
New
North Dakota State Bank
Nonpartisan League
Washington,d. C
Chicago
Cleveland
Police Notes Report On Several Last Evening Arrests
Two speeders two traffic violators and two vagrants were noted in the police notes. Dick Shannon was fined 100 dollars plus costs for illegal liquor sale with 75 dollars suspended and 50 dollar value of six bottles ordered destroyed. A Russian man who spoke no English burned his face when he fell asleep by a stove and knocked into hot iron prompting an emergency call and first aid. A distant humorous line notes a silent but effective salesman in a For Sale Ad in the Courter.
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Dick Shannon
W. N. Birdsall
Shannon
Flour price down as Food Administration acts
Chicago May 13 Flour prices dropped 45 cents a barrel by a leading Minneapolis dealer. Rye flour brands fell 50 cents per barrel as the Food Administration circulated guidance to bakers and flour dealers. It warned against price spikes and urged voluntary cooperation to avoid restored controls. Officials said domestic flour and wheat are ample to meet needs until the new crop, though distribution shows signs of accumulation in some areas. Purchasers must prove they hold no more than a 30 day supply. Bakers and dealers should report total stocks and normal distribution levels.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
The
Food Administration
Seaboard
May Ovation or Consumption Figures Reported
A brief May report outlines whether ovation or consumption occurred during the month. It notes the total amount censured or distributed in May, presenting figures and any official remarks. The summary emphasizes the month’s activity and its financial handling.
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Wangler Bros.Co
Rockefellers
France
Fohry ‘Efi
John OD. Rockefeller, Jr
Mrs. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hot Springs
Eczema
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Emma Wise
Franklin $T
Baltimore
Wangler Ebros
America
Deswein
Waverly
Stinehart
Thomas Pork
van Camp
Ohio
Manor House
Stineha
B. W. Schuneman CO. Rexale
Potson Kerw
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