Waterlooo Charity Operetta To Benefit Welfare Fund
Waterloo Social Welfare league plans a December charity entertainment titled The House That Jack Built. The musical extravaganza will feature about 100 local performers at the Waterloo theatre on December 11 and 12 with Mrs. H K Reynolds leading production efforts and assist from her niece.
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Social Welfare League of
Waterloo
Jack
H.K. Reynolds
Des Moines
H. B. Cropper
P. J. Martin
R.A. Folk
Harry Shaw
J.L. Buechele
Waterloo Theatre
May Oust Naturalized Citizens From Council
London reports the privy council case hearing for Sir Edgar Speyer and Sir Tirnest Cassel continues. Arguments focus on naturalization rights and 1870 law granting aliens full citizenship, while the court signals its rulings would govern and the crown could not disregard a court declaration.
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London
Edgar Speyer
Tirnest’ Cassel
Privy Council
Edgar
Sir Ernest
anti-German League
Frederick Smith
Baron Reading
Woman's body found in deserted house identified
The elderly woman found in a west Des Moines area farm house was identified as Mrs. Anna McDonough of Oskaloosa who had been missing since October 25. A daughter identified the garments and jewelry. police seek her son John McDonough who left Oskaloosa with his mother October 28 in a car bound for New Houston. The woman reportedly carried a substantial amount of money. Licensed to wed Arthur A. Roeder and Lorna M. Roepe of Waterloo. Gust Hadyianakis and Vaneta Thayer of Waterloo also listed.
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Buscatine
Anna McDonough
Oskaloosa
John McDonough
New Huston
Arthur A. Roeder
Waterloo
Lorna M. Roepe
Gust Hadyianakis
Vaneta Thayer
City managers discuss budget making under plan at convention
Dayton officials report final sessions of the national convention of city managers with later talks to be held with the National Municipal League. William Dudley Foulke of Richmond, Indiana presided as discussions covered budget making and publicity work under the manager plan.
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Dayton
National Municipal League
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Ind
Princeton Youth Condemned as Spy to Get Release
Kenneth W. Triest, once a Princeton student and son of New York contractor Wolfgang G. Triest, was detained in a British camp over alleged spying. New word from London says he will be released Friday and travel to America with his father on Saturday after representations by the American state department.
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New York
Wolfgang G. Triest
London
Mr.Triest
Kenneth W. Triest
Princeton
Chatham
America
Young Triesi
American State Department
Mr. Triest
Active Season For the Lodges Event Highlights Cedar Falls Activities
Community notices detail Melehoir court and Tribe of Ben Ifur hosting a 6 pm dinner at K of P hall with visiting members from Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Masanily Charles City and nearby towns. A 1¢ class at Waterloo theatre features W N Steele. Etiquette and entertainment follow with a members only dance.
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Melehoir Court
Tribe of
Ben Ifur
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Masanily
Charles City
P. Hall
Waterloo Theatre
W. N. Steele
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mm K
Cedar_review
Lady Maccabees
Waterloo Review
Fern Genevieve Marshall
Isabel Walls
Ottis Follette
Lucille Dillon
Detroit
Ella Mark Lee
Cedar Review
Degree of Honor Lodge
Labor Temple
Mark Miller
Wisconsin
Ella Wanamaker
W. RR
G. A. BR. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawn I. C. O. Ff
Waterloo Lodge
Order of Maose
Democrats Confer On New Jersey Situation
Washington November 17. President Wilson and New Jersey Democratic leaders held talks at the White House to smooth party prospects in New Jersey. Governor Fielder said he will not seek the United States Senate. Others at the conference included state chairman Grosscup and Thomas H. Bletch, the U S minister to Portugal on vacation.
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Washington, D. C
New Jersey
White House
Wilson
Fielder
Unite States Senate
Grosscup
Thomas H. Bletch
United States
Portugal
Cotton fire destroys thousand bales in River Slaring warehous
Providence R I reports one thousand bales of cotton stored by River Splaring Company burned early today. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. Fire origin undetermined. Boston Miss notes boxing triumphs as Charley White stops Milburn Saylor in 90 seconds. Hotel Radisson Minneapolis opens fifty new moderate priced rooms.
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Providence
R. L
River Splaring Company
Boston
Miss
Charley White
Chicago
Milburn Saylor
Indianapclis
Saylor
White
Hotel
Radisson
Minneapolis
French Infantry Adopts Steel Gear in Front Line
The French Blue Devils earn their nickname from queer costumes as infantrymen at the front replace rifles and bayonets with steel helmets goggles anti gas masks revolvers and knives. The modern French soldier now presents a formidable, movie like image at the Carr man trenches.
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Ping
Wayman
Entente Troops May Be Asked To Quit Greek Soil
Saloniki November 17 reports three protests at Patras, Venizelist stronghold, and Gougarais home region. Rumors say Entente troops may be recalled from Greece as Constantine I and the government hold Balkan lines undefined. Alliied ships surge into Saloniki harbor amid tense politics as Venizelist deputies press electoral campaigns. war ministry rejects postponement.
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Saloniki
Patras
Veniselos
Gougarais
Chamber of Deputies
Constantine I
Ithe
Balkan
Entente Alles
Venizelos
Ministry of War
Rejanese
Skouloudis
Mrs Barlow Dies At Home Of Son In Waterloo
Emma C. Barlow age 73 died about 7 this morning at her son 5 M Munzy s home 124 Dawson Street where she had been for weeks She was born Emma Morse in New Hampshire and lived much of her life there She had two marriages and leaves a daughter Isabelle Gathercole of Massachusetts and three sons B M and M E Muzzy of Waterloo and B M Muzzy of Pasadena Cal A funeral at the home Thursday at 10 am will be followed by shipment to Bradford N N for interment Gathercole and S M Muzzy will accompany the body Remarks note: damaged phrases omitted.
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Emma C. Barlow
M. Munzy
Dawson Street
Barlow
New Hampshire
Emma Morse
J. FE. Muzzy
B. M
M. E. Muzzy
Waterloo
B. M. Muzzy
Pasadena
Cal
Massachusetts
Bradford
N. N
Gathercole
S. M. Muzzy
Arms Strike Leader Held for Bribery
Hungarian labor leader Albert Hengel is charged with soliciting a $6,060 bribe to end the munitions strike by Hungarian machinists at the Theodore Kundt plant in Cleveland. He is to appear before Mayor Newton D. Baker to deny the charges.
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Cleveland
Albert Hengel
Louis Leetl
C¢Lly
Theodor Kundts
Newton D. Baker
Wed Divorcer Too Soon Refused Death Benefit
Madison Wis Nov 17 The Wisconsin supreme court rules a widow cannot claim death benefits when a man marries a divorced partner before the legally required six month period. Ruth Armstrong sought the Wausau Street Railway employee R R Armstrong’s death benefit after his accidental death.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
R. R. Armstrong
Wausau Street Railway Company
Ruth Armstrong
Armstrong
Kansas
Ruth Armsstrong
Wilson Wedding March Appears in Music Stores
Washington reports President Wilson's wedding march on music stands with a large yellow bell graphic and bold dedication to President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt. The display carries the line to the summons of love the whole world sends to erecting.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mmsic
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Norman Galt
Hlus
Bids Exceed Limit For Two Naval Dreadnoughts
Private shipyards fail to meet the 7.6 million dollar ceiling for hull and machinery on two superdreadnoughts. Navy bids from New York, Philadelphia and Mare Island were within the limit, while three private firms submitted higher offers for one ship each.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Navy
New York
Philadelphia
Mare Island
Temperature highs and lows for past Nov 17 records
Yesterday's minimum was 26 and maximum 32. Historical figures list previous years 1911 to 1914 with varying extremes: 21/36 in 1912, 28/62 in 1913, 37/40 in 1914. The note, sourced from Buchanan Optical Co., compiles past readings for the date.
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Buchanan Optical Ca
Postoffice Forces Strike Over Discharges in Fairmont
In Fairmont We Yn on November 17, about twenty five postal workers walked out protesting the dismissal of Warren Brand and other clerks. The mail handoff was hampered as a handwritten note warned the postmaster that clerks and carriers had their cards. Brand faced charges of opposing civil service exams. three others were fired days earlier.
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Fairmont
Manley
Golfers Banquet Next Wednesday at Prospect Club
The annual banquet of the Prospect Golf Club will be held Wednesday evening November 24 at 6 oclock. President Alfred W. Blain will preside as toastmaster and Fred McClain and Paul W. Smith, winner and runner up of the 1916 city championship, will receive trophies. Austin Burt, winner of the consolation flight, to be given the Caburn cup. James Byrnes, park commissioner, guest of honor. officers to be elected for the ensuing year. Indoor golf club opening plans to be announced.
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Prospect Golf Club
Eiital Russell-Lamson
Alfred W. Btulian
Tondimaster
Beet Fom Chicago
Chiawpian McCinin
James Byrnes
Pinna
Thatindoor Golf Club
Commercial Club to Launch Daily Welcome Committees
The Commercial Club plans a new program starting December 1 to run daily reception duties for Elringers and newcomers. Secretary Chas Van Vieck will solicit volunteers to serve on short duty periods, ensuring newcomers are properly introduced and made to feel at home at the club.
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Chas, van Vieck
Tan
Labrador Missions Hampered by War Strain, Grenfell Reports
In a Yale letter, Dr. Wilfred Grenfell says Labrador medical missions face war-related setbacks as many young men enlist and fur markets collapse. He notes minimal new demand beyond supplies for spruce forest props and focuses on a winter hospital in North Labrador.
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New Veaven
Conn
Labrador
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Yale
Grenfell
Norway
Sweden
Atlas Powder Declares Extra Dividend and Regular Share
New York November 17 The Atlas Powder company issued an extra dividend of 3 1 2 percent on common stock in addition to the 1 1 2 percent regular quarterly dividend payable December 10. Hotel Radisson Minneapolis advertises higher value for the price in the Twin Cities.
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New York
Atlas Powder Company
Developments in Saloon Fight Prompt Hearing Action
Controversy over the arrest of P ilitiassen of Stout for intoxication heats up as hearings proceed. Saloon officer F Brees allegedly knocked Hattassen down. Hattassen found guilty of being drunk with a 377 fine and 290 appeal bond. Attorney W W Woolley notes the bond will be arraigned today. Witnesses argue Brees drank more than the prisoner, while Mussell brothers face charges of interfering with an officer in the Hot War incident.
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Thie
Nerest
P. Ilitiassen
Stout
F. Brees
Hattassen
W. W. Woolley
Provn
Brees
Joe Darrah
William
R. TL Mussell
French Call For 9 000 000 Bombs in Pittsburgh
Foreign agents in Pittsburgh seek 9 900 000 hand grenades and steel products for France and allies. Advertised shipments to China rise. suppliers wary as munitions pace heats. Agents include those aiming for Australia Belgium Congo and South Africa. Shells prepared for France reach loading stage.
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Pittsburgh
Stecmen
France
Australia
Belgian Congo
Union of South Africa
China
City units chief fronts to curb short weights use
City Senlor of Weights and Measures Murphy joins with the police department to prevent short weights and other consumer cheating. An active campaign will be waged as all merchants and producers are engaged.
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Murphy
Hyomel Promised Quick Relief for Head Colds and Catarrh
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a fast cure for head colds and catarrh. It claims inhaling its germicidal air opens passages, relieves stuffed noses, and ends snuffing, with a full refund if unsatisfied. Wangier Bros. Co. is noted as a seller, urging buyers to get the large size with the inhaler for best results.
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Wangier Bros. Co
Future Custody Promised for Those Behind Warted Acts
A statement vows future custody for perpetrators of warted actions and indicates an effort will pursue punishment for the guilty parties. The text emphasizes accountability and legal measures to address the wrongdoing.
Get New Kidneys Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules Ad
Pain and stiffness in the back and dark urine warn of kidney trouble possibly Bright's Disease. An old remedy claims quick relief with Gold Medal Haarlem Haarlem Capsules sold with a money back guarantee at 25c 50c and 1.60.
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Bright
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