Pope publishes encyclical urging peace in Europe
Rome reports the pope issued an encyclical urging peace among warring nations. The document attributed four aims: mutual love, respect for authority, elimination of class injustice, and pursuit of material restraint in human activity. He had earlier written a pastoral letter calling leaders to end ruin and bloodshed.
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POPE
Europe
Rome
Italy
Hig
Anon
Karo
Pendates
Wal
Cotton Exchange Reopens Quietly in New York and New Orleans
New York and New Orleans report the cotton exchange reopening after three and a half months of liquidation and adjustment. Trade shows varied activity with old and new style contracts, prices near seven dollars, and cautious investing as liquidity shifts through the syndicate pool.
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Cotton Exchange
New York
ITV
Comets
Cand
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange For Wit
Liversank
Focal
Ise
Noemiui
Liqhipateh Qld
Taverpool
Ingered Footie Gl Player Guts Danget
A garbled local notice details a football incident involving Notre Dame and a player named Welsh. The report mentions danger to the public and the event occurring on a Saturday, with partial names and unclear roles.
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Notre Dany
Shiry
Mhumsd
Special Taxes Coming In Slow in Dubuque
Dubuque reports slow collection of new war revenue taxes with 20,000 Iowa dealers affected. Tax specifics include $0.20 per store on tobacco sales above $200 annually with deadlines and penalties. lists of affected groups such as grocery stores druggists liquor dealers brokers theatres bowling halls and commission merchants. Tax computation examples shown for banks and other capital based entities.
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Dubuque
Louis Murphy
Jowa
Bowliny Alleys
Billard
Hanks
Private
Mrs Melton's Letter to Worn-Out Mothers in Missisippi
Mrs J N S Melton of Jackson Mississippi testifies that Vincl restored her energy and health enabling her to care for a family of five. She credits the tonic with lifting exhaustion and rebuilding stamina for housework and household duties. Wangler Bros. Co. Drug Gists and God Miller druggists advertise the product.
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Dickson
Oro
Vincl
Weil and Strow
Vinci
J. NS. Melton
Jackson
The Thinking Power Colony Revolt and Collapse
A Parisian heiress Mme Drivaux founded a Mediterranean colony to prove women’s intellectual dominance over men. Three plotting men manipulated the colonists, provoking a mutiny as Arab raiders approached. The women urged defense, the men balked, and the colony dissolved after a chaotic escape to France.
Ant Bridge by Living Ants Across a River
An African forest army of driver ants forms a living bridge to cross a river. A tree overhangs the stream and ants hold on with hind legs while others grasp bodies to create a rope. Fresh ants front the line until the first climbers reach land. The bridge swings over the water and a hollow tunnel forms as the main body passes.
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Chalilu
Iver
Httle—J. Cutler
London Family Herald
One of mil lions war picture features Laura Sawyer
A brief note on a likely forthcoming war film featuring Laura Sawyer called a forerunner of a peace themed series. It centers on a young couple’s fate amid war’s dangers as Death and Glory stand by their cottage door. The plot hints at a peasant tragedy sparked by a scream signaling war.
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Laura Sawyer
British naval loss kept secret by request of British
Washington reports the American government knew for two weeks that the British dreadnought Audacious was destroyed by a mine off the Irish coast. Ambassador Page cabled that Britain asked to keep the sinking secret for the present while confirming the loss and the delay to the Inner Olympic.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Page
Cattle Congress Meeting Tonight At Waterloo Club
The stockholders of the Dairy Cattle Congress will meet in the Waterloo club rooms on Fourth Street West this evening. Officers for the coming year will be elected and plans for the next Cattle Congress discussed.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Club
Fourth Street West
Innes Arte Freed by Court in San Antonio
San Antonio Texas on November 46 a court ordered verdicts released under instruction from the court. The report notes the defendants named Mr and Mrs Innes Arte gaining freedom following judicial action.
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Mrs. Innes
San Antonio, Tex
Not Guilty Verdict in Innes Extradition Case
A jury acquitted Mr. and Mrs. Victor Innes of murder related to the disappearance of Mrs. Hiols Nelms Dennis and her sister Miss Beatrice Nelms of Atlanta. The couple were released. They consulted attorneys about fighting or yielding extradition to Georgia to face charges of misappropriation of trust funds.
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Victor Innes
Hiols Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Atlanta
Innes
Mrs. Innes
Georgia
Tis
Anotiter Fine Imposed Against P H Landy
Since last May P H Landy has been fined a total of 1100 for violation of liquor laws and an injunction. A jury acquitted him on an indictment for nuisance last spring, but Judge Mullan sustained a plea for an injunction to restrain him from making deliveries of liquor. In May last he was fined 200 for violating the In
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P. H. Landy
Mullan
Why Not Stop Drinking Neal Institute Ad Des Moines
An ad urges readers to stop drinking by attending the Des Moines Neal Institute at 02 West Fifth Street offering three day Neal Treatment or Neal Home Treatment. It claims the institute is part of sixty worldwide centers and has aided over a thousand locals in three years. The treatment is described as reliable and vegetable with no injections, with references available and contact options including a superintendent at 802 West Fifth Street and phone 3968 Walnut.
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Europe
Voltaire
Mme. Drivaux
Mediternaent Sea
Drivaux
Paris
Jules Champbois
M. Champbois
Kit
Rosten
Champinois
France
Des Moines
Neal Institute
West Fifth Street
Neal
Des Molines
C. B. Colling
Walnut
Sands Pleads Guilty For Nuisance On Waterstreet
Mr Sands pled guilty to maintaining a nuisance on Waterstreet and was fined 300 by Judge Platt. Earlier last week a similar injunction violation led to a 600 fine. A Waterloo Social Club case on illegal liquor sales was set for hearing this afternoon.
Leyendecker: American Illustrator Of High Repute
Joe C Leyendecker, a famed and highly paid American illustrator, helped revolutionize cast iron figures for fashion catalogs. Born in Germany, trained in Chicago and Paris, he earned constant triumphs. Two paintings, Model 0 and Model 81 Overland, valued at 1000 each, are exhibited at Waterloo Overland Company Garage East Fifth Street this week.
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America
Leyendecker
Germany
Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
Paris
Academie Julien
Century Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
Waterloo Overland Company
East Fifth Street
Waterloo Overland Compante
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