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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1914

Page

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Not Hostile Fire Reported From Tennessee Launch

Captain Denton C. Becker of the cruiser Tennessee reported Turkish forts at Smyrna fired a shot at the ship's launch but the act was not intended as hostile. Officials disclosed this after Tumulty announced the finding and noted prior withholding of the initial hostilities statement while Morgenthau sought Turkish explanations.

Washington, D. C Denton C. Becker Tennessee Smyrna Asia Minor Daniels Preker Wilson Tumulty The Morgenthau Constantinople Benton Q. Decker Decker Tumulty J Mr. Daniels North Carolina Washington

Dollar Christmas Fund for Homeless Belgians

A historical snippet shows a charitable appeal titled Dollar Christmas Fund for Homeless Belgians. Contributions are listed with varied amounts from multiple donors including Mary Horner and a friend, totaling 803.84. The fragmented OCR preserves the fundraising context and names, reflecting a community drive to aid Belgian homeless during Christmas.

Mary Hormer

Plan to reopen New York Stock Exchange for bond trades

New York reports a definite plan to reopen the New York stock exchange for bond transactions under restrictions. The proposal, likely to be accepted by the governing committee, narrows the earlier restrictions and reflects overcoming objections from financial institutions and other interests.

New York New York Stock Exchange Financial District

Temperatures Reported For November 23

The record shows yesterday's high at 34 and low at 10 degrees. Historical data list earlier years with varied highs and lows, including 1911 44 30, 1942 52 3, and 1913 48 41.

Forest Fires Spread Across Arkansas North and Northeast of Little Rock

Little Rock Nov 21 Forest fires in Arkansas are spreading into counties across the state with growth in headway, prompting calls for federal forest rangers at Hot Springs and potential further assistance. A river flood pall darkened the city as street lights barely glowed. the last rain fell over a month ago with a prior 50 day dry spell.

Little Rock Ark Federal Forest Rangers Hot Springs Arkansas

Villa's troops take Queretaro without a shot

Washington Nov. 21. Provisional President Gutierrez with 30 members of the Aguas Calientes convention has arrived at San Luis Potosi and General Villa's troops have taken Queretaro without resistance according to official telegrams today to the state department.

Washington, D. C Gutierrez Aguas Calientes San Luis Potost General Villa Queretaro Alate Department

Cotton Ginning Passes Records Across Several States

Washington D C Nov 21 Possibilities of this year's cotton crop equalling or surpassing the greatest on record were shown by the Kansas Bureau report on ginning up to Nov 14 at 11 624 708 bales the heaviest on record. Seven year average would place the crop between 15 6 and 16 million bales with a Nov 1 to 14 period record of 1 795 626 bales exceeding 1910 and last year by large margins. Alabama Arkansas Florida and Oklahoma set new ginning records by Nov 14. Wellsburg Ia Nov 21 L C Brewer buys the Wellsburg Journal Herald and will take possession next week.

Washington, D. C Cansas Bureau Alabama Arkansas Florida Oklahoma Pew Wellsburg L. C Brewer Journal Dumont Herald of

German spy Lody dies at Tower of London firing squad

London on November 6 German lieutenant Carl Hans Lody known as Lody the way faced a firing squad at the Tower of London. Convicted of aiding Germany in war effort he was executed with eyes open at 7 AM. His death ends a dramatic espionage case linked to Berlin reports and British security concerns.

London Carl Hans Lody New York Genelp Lord Kitchener Anne Boleyn Jane Grey Germany Bis Scotland Lody Berlin Ike England War Department Chas. A. Yoglis

Notable World Spy Legend Ends In Tower Death

The article recalls a legendary spy known as Lady, once a resident of Omaha Nebraska, who died in a tower after a risky mission. It notes the British press praising his bravery and reflects on the broader wartime losses on the continent, with the widow surviving.

President Wilson to Attend Army Navy Game

President Wilson and Dr Grayson will attend the annual Army Navy football game at Franklin Field Philadelphia on November 21 and will be accompanied by their escort.

Wilson Washington Grayson Nual Spankinfield Philadelphia

Eastern classic Yale Harvard clash headlines New Haven football

New Haven hosts Harvard and Yale in the season’s eastern classic at the dedication of the Yale Bowl. Yale lines up against Harvard with Brann Coolidge Weston and Parson among starters, under clear skies and light wind. Chicago Minnesota battle for Big Nine second place as Missouri and Kansas meet in Lawrence. Wisconsin faces Illinois in Madison for a potential conference title as Illinois seeks to claim the crown.

New Haven Harvard Yale Altho Brann J.T. Coolidge L Camroy Weston L. T Talbott Pee Ee Parsons L. G White Wallace P Walden Pennock L R Chicago University of Chicago Minnesota Stagg Lawrence Kan University of Missouri University of Kan Madison Wis University of Witness Wisconsin Illinois Rive Zuppke

Funeral for Dr. Robert J. Burdette Held in Pasadena

The body of Dr. Robert J. Burdette, noted preacher and humorist, lay in state as throngs filled the Pasadena church today. He died after a long illness on Thursday and the burial was private with flags at half mast on public and private buildings.

Pasadena Cal Robert J. Burdette

Chile orders capture of two German vessels Tayxer and Memphis

Valparaiso dispatch reports the Chilean government ordered the capture of the German steamers Tayxer and Memphis, vessels in the Kosmosine line, after they left Chilean ports without clearance papers. Authorities allow Kosmon line ships to coal or provision in Chile while the matter is investigated.

Chile Valparaiso Memphis Usey Nbw Luxor

Engineer Killed Under His Engine

Marshalltown Iowa Nov 21 An elderly engineer Benjamin R Boyce aged 85 was fatally injured while under his engine after bringing a passenger train into town. The bustler started the engine unknowingly trapping Boyce beneath. He lost both legs and his right arm and died around three hours later.

Marshalltown Benjamin RR. Boyce Italy Boyce

Harvard Rushes Yale Off Feet in 9–6 Victory

Harvard won the 11 rushes drive from the 37 yard line to score a touchdown through Hardwick after a series of plays including Bradlee, Mahan, Francke and a delayed pass. Yale led after a touchdown by Brann but Harvard closed with a 9–6 score in New Haven.

New Haven Conn Harvard Yale Crimson Mahan LeGore le Gore Knowles Bradlee Francke Bradice Talbott Hardwick Brann

Bryan Demands Party Sever Ties With Liquor Interests

Lincoln Neb Nov 21 Two warnings to Democrats after the Nov 3 election by W J Bryan It urges recognizing the Republican party as a major factor in 1916 and demands Democrat separation from liquor interests He appeals through the Commoner to wage unrelenting war on breweries distilleries and saloons and to rift the party from the millstone of liquor.

Lincoln

Delivery error notice for missed paper at home

If through error of the carrier Soy or other cause this paper should not be delivered at your home by 0 o clock please phone 3330 and a copy of paper will be sent after 6230 call Ne 2

Artillery Active Along Western Front As War Extends

A grand official statement describes a gradual Allied advance at several points while German forces repel an enemy push near Verdun. Trenches are reported as perilously close. In the east German channels claim Russian retreat hindered by destroyed railways and shortages of arms. Berlin reports no western change but notes heavy artillery activity and ongoing eastern developments. A Copenhagen dispatch says Germany confronts extreme tension as Lodz battle rages and Russian forces face a strong German-Austrian position. Further notes indicate a broad clash along the front between the Vistula and Warta rivers with Russian retreat in some sectors.

Berlin Sayville R. J Germany Lodz Vo Hindenburg London Ger Easteru Plock Bf Cat Lode Novo Geomgiewsk Warsaw

German War News Encourages Public on Reichstag Session

Berlin reports the Reichstag will open December 2 to vote a five billion mark credit and ratify emergency laws, with no budget or tax proposals planned this session. Military briefings say eastern fronts advance, Russian losses grow, and morale in Russia declines as German forces press concentric attacks. Weather notes warn of cold, snowfall, and flood risks affecting operations in Flanders and Poland.

Berlin London Navy Reichstag Hundesrath Major Moraht Berliner Tagablatt von Hindenburg Dank Seldau Vistula Noyce Georgievsk Flanders Metz Brussels Poland

Death of A. E. Alexander Ends Waterloo Residency

A. J. Knapp reports the death of A. E. Alexander former Waterloo resident who died November 1 in Annadlig Illinois from acute Brights disease after months of illness. He was 68 and survived by his wife his mother and one brother. Remains taken to Indianapolis for burial where he had lived several years.

A. E. Alexander A.J. Knapp Waterloo Annadlig, IL Bright Indianapolis

German and French Forces Closing To Paris Threats Detail

Paris dispatch reports Nov 20 saw intermittent artillery at Dixmude and Ypres sectors with limited enemy assaults near Hollebeke. Belgian frontier to the Oise yielded little, while French batteries in Champagne and the Argonne gained advantage against German trench lines and Verdun area positions.

Paris Belgium Nieuport Dixmude Ypres Hollebeke Belsian Oise Alane -Agdl Champagne Argonne Verdun Vosges Leag

Also Mentioned on This Page

Benton C. Becker U. S Rycod Martin Bros Hope Martin Mildred D. Hoenig Neenee Epmund DE Wagenabre Mary Horner Eve Ieee Es Neaee Adele N.Y. Stock Exchange Buchanan Villa Garl Hang Lod London Tower Omaha, Neb Jewey Langer Navy George Dewey Continent Monglighman Lady Omaha Neb Nebraska Hawk Eye Warriors Towa City Iowa Hawley Town Yawkegee Towa Cornhuskers Nebraska Gunderson Howard Barron Halligan Speeve Es Shields A Wilson Oo Ces Houghton Bebe Cameron Brueckner Kirksseeee Garberry Eeeeye GOB Potter Q. B. Donnelly Rutherford L. H. B. Paraome Ee Chamberlain R. HL Garretteon N. A. Tufts Brown D. L. Fultz C. A. Williams Pennsylvania F. W. Murphy Burdette Deamany Pradoia Bryan Serlin Ruesian
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