East High Faces Cedar Rapids With Star Players In Question
Joy and sorrow mark East High football news as Bill Ronan may return for the Thanksgiving city and county title clash with West, while Owen Miller is sidelined by academic ineligibility. Miller’s recent standout form and defensive play are missed as East gears for a final prep game against Cedar Rapids before the big showdown.
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Orange and
Bill
Ronan
Veeran
East
J. Miller
Hast
Owen Miller
Star End
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Cedar Falls
West
Dil Jon
Waterloo bred bull travels like a king on trip to new home
The $60,000 Jersey bull Financial Sensation, bred in Waterloo Iowa, has arrived in West Chester Pennsylvania with Grey Stone Jersey Farm purchasing half interest. The one year old animal traveled three days and three nights by train, slept with a lower berth, and drew crowds at halts.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Jersey Farm
West Chester
Greystone Jersey Farm Company
Daily News
Nelson
Bat’ Nelson
Waterloo Jersey
Roberts Comfort
Greystone
Redden Now Colonel Henry Reilly Given Brigadier Generalship
Danville Illinois November 13 Curtis B Redden a former Michigan football captain 1904 now a major in the 149th field artillery serving in France has been appointed colonel of that regiment Col Redden home is Danville Col Henry J Reilly first commander of the 149th field artillery promoted to brigadier general to command an infantry unit in the Rainbow division
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Associated Press
Danville
Ill
Curtis B. Redden
University of Michigan
149Th Field Artillery
France
Redden
Henry J. Reilly
Illinois Field Artillery
Stock Issue Limits to Continue While U S Needs to Borrow
Washington D C November 13 Restrictions will be continued the governments capital issues committee on the floating of securities not absolutely essential it was stated officially today despite the war industries boards partial removal of limitations on non war construction and manufacturing in view of the necessity of obtaining another big loan in the spring the treasury with which the capital issues committee is connected holds that securities market still must be left open largely for government securities
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Industries Board
Treasury
Hearing on salvage adjustment for damaged melons
Salvage adjustment hearing today in the Commercial club rooms before arbitrators R. J. Hoxie R. C. Sinnard and H. E. L Fullar. Ralph Wellday of the state food administration presides to determine freight payments. Melons shipped from Nusentine to Waterloo last summer were refused upon arrival and 245 of 1200 were sold by the food administration.
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Waterloo
R. J. Hoxie
R. C. Sinnard
H. EL Fullar
Ralph Wellday
State Food Administration
Consignea
Food Administration
Crown Prince Reported At Maastricht Amid Turmoil
Reports place the Crown Prince at Maastricht as clashes erupt between revolutionists and royalist troops with artillery. Dutch frontier guards intercept, sending for Gen Onnen to intern the ex Kaiser. William Hohenzollern arrives at Amerongen Maarn estates in Utrecht Province as authorities manage his movement.
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Amsterdam
Wm. Hohenzollern
Holland
Onnen
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
Maaen Amsterdam
Willam Hoahenzollern
Amerongen
Count von Spentinck
Maarn
Utrecht
Steel Men Press U S to Oversee Industry During Peace
The American Iron and Steel Institute steel committee led by Elbert H. Gary urged the War Industries Board to maintain supervision of the steel industry for a period as postwar readjustments proceed. Officials discussed gradual changes to the government program and how far war production might be reduced and commercial work resumed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Steel Committee
American Tron and Steel Institute Today
War Industries Board
Elbert H.gary
Mothers of French Soldiers Welcome U.S. Men Like Sons
American doughboys on the Sedan front are greeted by French mothers who embrace them as sons. The older women, mothers of soldiers, show joyous relief and welcome the U.S. troops into their homes behind the lines.
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U.S
Associated Press
Sedan
Roumanian War Aims Against Germany Reported
Romania plans to declare war or take steps to disarm and expel the German army led by Mackensen, seen as retaliation for oppression since the Bucharest treaty. Reports from official channels indicate Gen. Coanda heads the reorganized Roumanian government.
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Washington, D. C
Roumania
Germany
You Mackensen
Bucharest
Coanda
German Austria Proclaimed Part of German Republic
Copenhagen dispatch reports German Austria is proclaimed a part of the German republic by the state council in Vienna. The note adds details of Lemnos and Galata in the Aegean where nine British airplanes landed near Constantinople two days after the Turkish armistice. Flight Commander Henry Wiser is cited as the first allied officer to reach European Turkish soil.
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Austria
German Republic
State Council
Vienna
Lemnos
Aegean
Galata
Constantinople
Henry Wiser
Genatias
Yale
Brisbane Probe Widened Seeks Brewing Influence
A subordinate judiciary panel broadens its inquiry to cover political activity by brewers and the purchase of the Washington Times by Arthur Brisbane, funded by brewery interests. The hearing will begin Tuesday as part of a wider probe into brewery influence and press ownership.
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D. c
Senare Judiciary
Washington Times
Arthur Brisbane
Unseating 12,000 workers as gas plant closes
Long Island City reports that a large government gas defense plant will shut, affecting twelve thousand men and women whose weekly wages rose from 12 to 18 dollars to as high as eighty, forcing many to seek work elsewhere. Earthquakes disrupt Italy with damage near Santa Sofia and surrounding towns, killing eight at Santa Sofia and injuring several. Weather notes show temperatures from 38 to 58 yesterday. Paris reports no further official battlefield statements will be issued by the war office.
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Long Island City
Toreek
The
Paris
Jated Press
War Office
Obituaries and Death Notices From Waterloo Area
A batch of obituaries and death notices from Waterloo area residents. Several deaths cite influenza and pneumonia including Mrs. Oliver Coates and Vern Collins. Other notices include J C R Hostetler and Mrs Magdalene Moessner with familial survivors listed. Services and burials planned at local mortuaries and churches.
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Vern Collins
Frank Collins
Minneapolis
Minn
Camp Grant
Air Mail Test From Chicago to New York in December
Chicago reports Air Mail test plans with Captain Lipsner awaiting readiness in the first week of December for a Chicago to New York route. A plane is expected to arrive in Chicago by December to conduct a trial flight. A boy was struck by a small car at Mulberry and Fifth streets and received treatment. a Ford with shotgun in it was reported stolen between Fourth and Pay Avenue.
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New York
B. B. Lipsner
Aerial Mail Service
Otto Praeger
Chicazo
Harry Anton Company
Valiey
Mulberry and
Fifth Streets
Ingon
Toe,ndon
Dike
When Do We Go Home Yanks Ask as Foe Quits
The article reports American troops near the Meuse and Moselle considering demobilization plans. It notes armistice prospects, questions about soldiers becoming occupation troops, and the lack of German movements. Washington prepares demobilization details based on service length and trades absorption. Local boards will coordinate on work availability.
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Army of Occupation
Notable British Tanks Halt German Counter Near Cambrai
British forces halted a German counter assault near Cambrai using anti tank guns to disable German tanks. A correspondent recalls seeing prisoners repairing high wire fences around huts and creating neat terraces in their cages. One prisoner even labeled “P.O. W. Cage No. 253” with chalk stones, reflecting a oddly calm scene amid the fighting.
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George T. Bre
Reciprocal
Cambrai
Tommy
Peace Day Holiday Proposed by President in Telegrams
President Wilson has received messages from across the nation urging a national holiday to celebrate victory in the war. One plan contemplates Peace Day or Thanksgiving with morning religious services and afternoon patriotic demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Shoes bought with phony check lead to arrest
A man identified as A. G. Brown and Clifford Stackhouse is accused of passing a false $24 check at M. Bootery. The suspect, held after his wife sought an exchange for shoes, faces a municipal court hearing for cheating by false pretenses. Police described the case as part of a wider August involve ment with a large sum in currency.
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Clifford Stackhouse
Brown
Stackhouse
M. Bootery
Sore
West
Iowan Thought Dead Escapes Prison to Austria With Others
Trieste reports an Iowan, GC. O. Young of Des Moines, believed dead, arrived with allied prisoners after escaping Austrian camps amid riots. Paul G. Ratlit of Drew, Mississippi, also escaped from a camp on November 1. The American Red Cross teams in Italy are fighting influenza with clinics, milk supplies, and volunteers aiding Avellino and Naples areas.
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Associated Press
Trieste
GC. O
Young
Des Moines
Paul G. Ratlit
Drew, Miss
Italy
Naples
American Red Cross
Palermo
Madame Jane Centianini
Jane Noria
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Avellino
Aveliino
Lenza
Dame Utinuini
Native German on fights well for U S
Phoenix flyer Lieut. Frank Luke of Phoenix is unofficially credited with downing nine German airplanes and one German balloon, flying in the St Mihiel region. His father was born in Germany, and the young man, a 1917 Phoenix High School graduate, trained in aviation at San Diego and Austin and has been in France since May.
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Aviz
Frank Luke
St. Mihiel
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Germany
Phoenis High School
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Austin
Tex
France
Last Night's News in Brief Washington DC
Shipping boatd agents were ordered to rus ug for mrchant marine crews in view of unabated ship con struction plans. A resolution to not enter into separate peace negotiations was introduced by Senator Poindexter. A voluntary newspaper censorship covering ship movements was withdrawn by Secretary Daniels. New York reports war work contributions totaling 23,100,054 dollars over two days. Victory bread will disappear from American tables as the food administration plans new measures. A non stop flight covering 420 es between Dayton and Washington in 3 hours 50 minutes was made in a De Haviland aircraft with a Liberty motor, pilot and one passenger.
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Rus Ug
United States
Poindexter
Aoluntary
Seecretary
Daniels
New York
United War Work
The
Food Administration
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
de Haviland
Older Draft Men Asked to Return Blank Questionnaires
Washington D C November 13 Provost Marshal General Crowder called on men aged 36 to 45 who received but did not return questionnaires to send them back blank to local boards. Boards must cancel entries for these classes and they will be considered no longer subjected to the selective service law. Classification of 18 year olds continues as valuable for statistics and future military planning. Draft boards may be needed as active local agents in demobilization plans.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
War Industries Board
Associated Press
Crowder
General Staff
Army
Dyspepsia Spoils Beauty Ad for Stuart's Tablets
An old advertisement claims indigestion spoils appearance and promises relief. It asserts digestive troubles ruin complexion, cause fatigue, and sour mood, urging use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to improve digestion, blood nourishment, and overall looks with a 60 cent price tag.
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Stuart
Why Catarrh Attacks During Windy Winters
Catarrh travels with winter winds as people ignore nature and its laws. Blood streams carry cells that fight infection, build tissue, and remove impurities. When mucous membranes fail, impurities form, odors rise, and decay begins. S. S. S. aids nature by delivering vegetable ingredients that enter the blood, target disease germs, and help restore health. Buy S. S. S. from your druggist and consult the Medical Department for guidance. Swift Specific Company, Shel Drawer B, Atlanta, Georgia.
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S.S. S
ShelDrawer B
Atlanta
Georgia
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