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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1918

Page

5

Milomiller flies 1250 miles to visit Waterloo

Lieut Miles Miller aviation instructor at Kelly Field Texas flew from Texas to Waterloo in about 15 hours covering 1250 miles on a surprise furlough. He landed near Byrnes park and drew a crowd after a short demonstration flight in Waterloo Iowa.

Miles Miller Kelly Field San Antonio Tex Hermann Miller Washington Street Lieut. Miller Byrnes Park Miller Omaha Neb Associated Press Waterloo Oklahoma City Fort Worth Abilene State House Max Miller Bert Blair Rantoul Marshalltown

Sermons on Scottish Character by Dr. J. K. Macartney

Dr John Robertson Blacartney opened a series of sermons on Gems of Christian Character from Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush at First Presbyterian Church. The first talk titled Domsie The Ideal Teacher outlined the intended sequence with dates through December. Red Cross salvage efforts in the Third ward included a College of Commerce contribution led by instructor Miss Mabel Meek.

John Robertson Blacartney Bonnie Briar Bush First Presbyterian Church Domsie Lachlan Campbell America RED Cross Salvage Red Cross Salvage Committee College of Commerce Mabel Meek

Bluff Fails in Poker Gameends with Arrest

In a Sunday morning poker game at 201 Cedar street George W H Culling bluff failed after he returned with a 38 caliber revolver and demanded his money back. He shot ceiling and floor holes, police recovered the gun, and all players pleaded guilty to gambling. Culling held without bond as the case awaits county attorney review. Prayer meetings list homes of several mothers for tomorrow evening.

George WH. Culling Cedar Street Culling Qulling Birdsall

Hood's Triple Combination Treatment Ad

The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier Hood's Peptiron iron tonic and Hood's Pills as a cathartic. It presents these three medicines as a superior convalescence regimen and as aids in preventing illness and preserving health.

Hood

Registrants Offered Chance in Training Camp for Officers

A. W. Mullan announces a training camp opportunity for draft registrants aged 18 to 48 to become infantry officers at Camp Fremont California opening December 1. Eligibility includes high school graduation, while those with certain deferments or agriculture claims are excluded.

A. W. Mullan Military Training Camps’ Association Camp Fremont Cal

Pay and Allowance of Privates First Class

Pay and allowance details for privates first class referenced with location for further information at Mr Mullan’s office 520 1-2 Commercial street.

Mr. Mullan Commercial Street

Farm Home Near Winthrop Burned in Iowa

The Brintnall farm house near Winthrop burned Saturday at 6 a.m. with only the furniture and piano saved. the family moved into the old Brintnall residence. The barn and granary on the Cowell farm also burned. J. M. Maderis family were away when fire started, one cow died, and machinery and grain were lost. Benjamin Cook had a finger amputated after a corn shredder accident. Transportation to Nitro, West Virginia, arranged for volunteer mechanics and labor in a garage, with Iowa men counted from Waterloo, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque totaling 239 joining the effort.

Winthrop Harold Brintnall Brintnall Cowell Farm J. M. Maderis Nitro W. Va Waterloo W. McKinnon War Department

War crime trials urged by British attorney general in Allies court

Sir Frederick E. Smith advocates a grand allied court to try war crimes with civil and military representatives. The court would hold individuals accountable beyond superiors, include those not in allied custody, and could impose death or penal servitude and award compensation for injuries and destruction.

Associated Press London Frederick E. Smith Daily Express Frederick

Andrew D White Dies Former Cornell President Ambassadorships

Ithaca November 4 Dr Andrew D White 86 longtime Cornell University first president and former ambassador to Germany and minister to Russia died here today of paralysis.

Andrew D. White Associated Press Ithaca Cornell University Germany Russia

Workers to Depart from Munition Plant City

A fragment notes a party of workmen leaving Wednesday night and 28 men signing the application cards for a service at the munition plant city. The text is partial and lacks further details on the event or its context.

88th Division Advances Five Miles In First Push

Lieut. J. L. Althouse reports to his parents that he has gone over the top for the first time and is now in rest camp awaiting a chance to return to the front. The 88th division advanced five miles in its initial effort and added pressure on the enemy.

J. L. Althouse 88Th Division H. W. Althouse 88Th

War costs and Red Cross nursing goals in October

Washington reports October war expenses at 1 644 62 900 and total costs to date at 20 561 000 000 including 7 017 060 000 in allied loans. Red Cross seeks 50 000 nurses by July 1 with 9 000 to enroll before January 1. 26 railroads surrender surplus earnings of 78 000 000. Althea Town named first female football coach in the nation from Madison Wisconsin. hires as physical director at Detroit high school.

Washington, D C Washington, D. C Red Cross Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Detrott Gmiel

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Milomiller Young Texas Liqut, Milo Miller J. KR. Macartney Weld L. H. Woodruff Seventh Street F.P. Forker Third Street W.A. Peterson Jefferson Street H. A. Kiefer Butter Street J. O. Williams Iowa Street Cut-Rate Family Shoe Store Sycamore Street O’coats Ally Court Process English Authority Castoria
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