America Fights Her Own Battle Express Asorts
London nov twenty one the Anglo American war conference in Downing street dominates morning papers. Headlines stress a historical room yet focus on practical aims Lloyd George outlines allied needs and US independence in the war. Daily Express and Daily News debate why the United States fights Kaiser William and the impact on Allied resolve.
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Daily Express
Germany
Kaiser William
England
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Blake
Daily News
Pupils Rally for Red Cross Entrance Fee Support
Waterloo schools form Junior Red Cross auxiliaries and seek 25 cent per pupil fees. Donations at the Red Cross shop may help, with principals and directors supporting the movement. Some schools cannot raise funds alone, so the new fund will cover deficits. Carl Glick, dramatic art teacher, is listed with contact numbers.
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Red Cross
Waterloo
Tenants Buy Farmland Rapidly in Northeast Iowa
Prosperity of farmers in northeast Iowa shows in recent real estate activity with former renters purchasing farms. C E H Howard notes more farm land transactions than city property, aided by ideal weather. Also mentions registration boards for upcoming street car franchise election and refunds of warrants. includes brief notes on a Rosenbloom incident, ambulance corps, seed corn meeting, and an advertisement for Brom Quin?ne cough medicine.
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C. E H. Howard
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Howard
City in Brief and Local Notices Summary
Lively local brief lists travel and visit notes with residents returning from trips and visiting relatives. A Fayette marriage license is issued and a Fayette couple wed in town, with plans to reside there. Several residents depart for Milwaukee and Louisiana for studies and winter travel. Court actions include six state cases, with John Murray’s larceny case rescheduled. Canadian military examination follows for Elbert Stitchman and Walter Grittenden. Deserter Clarence Kinion faces trial after accusations of abandonment. Quarantine alerts touch three homes for scarlet fever and chickenpox.
Dan Shay Testifies Self Defense in Milwaukee Murder Trial
Indianapolis Nov 21 Dan Shay former Milwaukee baseball manager took the stand in his own defense in a murder trial over a hotel waiter. He said the waiter cursed and attacked him with a fist and a sugar bowl prompting Shay to draw and shoot. Shay recalled being thrown to the floor and said he was not intoxicated. He added he was nicknamed Scrappy Dan among baseball men.
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Remo Cortesi Sings for Red Cross Fund in Waverly
Waverly Nov 21 Special Described as a joint recital by Remo Cortesi and Jean Chateauvert to aid the Red Cross. Cortesi, a Bremer county native, drew a hearty local reception with a varied program and encores. Chateauvert praised for dignified vocal quality. Cortesi to present Chateauvert again this season. Also report of a stolen auto recovered nearby.
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Remo Cortesi
Jean Chateauvert
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Milk prices and danger of dispersing dairy herds in war urgent
Dr. F. W. Powers warns of grave risk to famous dairy herds as feed costs soar. He says milk at 25 cents a quart is probable and dispersal of high quality cows could persist after the war. Consumers should study dairying conditions to help preserve herds and cope with lasting high prices.
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Black Hawk National Bank
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Ex Congressmen Jumps to Death in Atlantic City Hotel Belmont
George P. Lawrence former Massachusetts congressman and North Adams native, leapt from the eighth floor of the Hotel Belmont in New York. He had been staying there since Monday with Mr and Mrs Bracewell, amid a reported nervous breakdown fueled by exemption board duties. He died after leaving a note saying he could not stand the pressure any longer.
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George P. Lawrence
Massachusetts
North Adams
Mass
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Berlin reports sinking of two British warships
An official German admiralty statement says a submarine under Lieut Wendlandt destroyed a British monitor and a destroyer off the Syrian coast on November 11. The British admiralty later reported a destroyer and a monitor sunk while aiding operations in Palestine. Thirty-three men were missing from the two vessels.
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Vorwaerts says Britain dependent on America
Amsterdam novelty piece notes Berlin socialist Vorwaerts comments on Wilson dispatch to Col House praising unity of war plans and control among allied nations. It laments America’s insistence on a joint war council and gloats at England's growing political dependence on the United States.
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England
Eastman Pleads Not Guilty of Espionage
In New York on November 21 Max Hastman editor of the Masses Socialist publication and three other defendants tied to the group were indicted for alleged espionage act violations. Bail was set at five thousand dollars for Eastman three thousand for C Merrill Rogers five hundred for Floyd Dell and one thousand for Arthur Young. The Masses also entered a plea of not guilty.
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Sugar seized for distribution to retailers in U.S.
New York November 21 report that ten thousand tons of sugar bought for the imperial Russian government before the revolution and stored in a New York warehouse was seized today by federal administrator George M. Rolph. The sugar will be placed on the market immediately and distributed to retailers by the American Refiners' Sugar Committee.
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George M. Rolph
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To Be a Victor Clemenceau Aims for Victory
Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau’s stated war aim in the chamber of deputies. He declared his goal is to be a victor and warned that Germany cannot be trusted. he would not accept Germany joining the society of nations.
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Society of Nations
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Stock market rallies after British victory
New York on November 21 reports a vigorous upturn in stocks following news of a British victory on the Western front. Leading shares gained 2 to 5 points with rails and industrials advancing similarly, war shares among the strongest with 2 to 3 point increases. Trading was most active and broadest of the month.
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New York
Ingleside Club to Meet at First M E Church Tomorrow
The Ingleside club will assemble at the First M E Church for Red Cross work tomorrow, organizing activities and coordinating relief efforts with members and local volunteers.
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Lighteert Miles on Gallon Gas Is Record Peerless
The Tearless Eight economy run to Dubuque under Campbell-Sixon Auto company auspices finished at 12 56 noon four hours and 20 minutes after starting in Waterloo. The car carried four persons and was driven by W I Merrick traveling 30 miles on high with a bottle open five gallons of gasoline used on the trip. The stock car had never been used before and the run occurred in adverse weather. Records of this type have been set by others in similar machines.
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French On German Lines Near St Quentin Invasions
Paris November 21 official report says night incursions into German positions north and south of St Quentin yielded prisoners. Artillery duels near Chaymone were intense with no further details reported.
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Mortuary notices report two deaths in region
Miss Nolo Holland of Bugle Center died at 1 15 p m at St Francis hospital age 41 lived with Rev Father Norrig for 116 years funeral plans pending body to Decorah for burial Survived by four sisters and a brother all in Decorah and Sioux City. Mrs Mary Merrill-Richwards Cedar Falls died in Los Angeles Cal two daughters survive Mrs George Steal Waterloo and a daughter in Chicago deserter case concerns son who was to report for Camp Dodge now missing in Waterloo records military authorities note
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Mul- Derry Street
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Charles City
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First Street
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Fayette
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Bugle Center
BL. Francis Hospital
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Cedar Falls
Los Angeles
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H. S. Gilkey
Cedar Walls
George Steal
Waterloo
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Chicago
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Dubin Convicted For Defrauding Bank Depositors
Chicago news reports Harry A. Du bin, former head of the failed Industrial Savings Bank, convicted of receiving deposits after knowledge of insolvency. He received an eight year sentence plus a fine of 805 dollars, double the last deposit.
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Industrial Savings Bank
Doctor Urges Organic Iron To Rebuild Woman’s Health
A New York physician Dr Ferdinand King warns iron deficiency weakens American women causing pallor fatigue and poor memory. He promotes organic iron as essential and claims two five grain tablets of nuxated iron three times daily after meals can double strength in two weeks. He cites tests of nervous and exhausted patients improving within days with this treatment. Wangler Bros Co distributes in the city with a money back guarantee.
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Schuyter C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
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MAIHRS CONVENTION OPENS IN OMAHA WITH FARM MACHINERY
The Mid-West implement association opened its ninth annual convention in Omaha Nebraska today embracing dealers from Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming. Farm tractors and motor-driven machinery were well represented with between 600 and 600 dealers in attendance.
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Jury panel ordered in Blanca de Saulles murder trial
Mineola Nov 24 Attorneys could not find 12 acceptable jurors after seven veniremen were examined Judge Manning ordered drawing of another panel as the trial of Blanca de Saulles wife of John H de Saulles continues at the Long Island home Aug 2 Two seats remained unfilled after two and a half days of questioning The case involves the former Yale athlete and clubman charged with shooting her spouse elsewhere in the text a separate note mentions a germane area using a special skyrocket anti aircraft device that lights up a wide area blinding aviators briefly
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Johno H.de Saulles
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