Former Emperor William barred from Corfu residence
The Associated Press reports that the former German ruler cannot go to Corfu without Allied permission. The Dutch government assures Count Hohenzollern’s guard at Doorn, while Constantine denies any union or move to Corfu. The piece notes no allied action on such a plan and casts doubt on Corfu rumors.
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Associated Press
the Hague
Mperor
William
Germany
Corfu
Foreign Office
Hohenzollern
Doorn
Constantine
London
Conantine
Greece
Tmany
Daily Mail
Lucerne
Gadieu
Edie
Leading Witness Must Pay Costs of Rival Trial
Mrs Jella Stewart faced a state assault case against Mrs Mae Templeton and was taxed the costs after Judge Courtright dismissed the charges. The trial revealed a fight over a man, with Templeton later reporting theft of her car at 321 Lafayette Street by two men. the Saxon with plate 0640 was described to police as the vehicle used in the getaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Templer
O. B. Courtright
Jella Stewart
Tembleton
Stewart House
Mae Templeton
Lafayette Street
Death Notice of Mary A Donahue of Waterloo
Mary A Donahue aged 1 died at home from infirmities of age. Survived by four children 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Born in Claire county Ireland March 25 1829 came to America 1850 settled New York then Iowa. Funeral tomorrow at 10 am at home Rev Luce officiating body to Tipton for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Donahue
D. O. Mayes
Franklin Street
Claire County
Ireland
Amerika
Montgomery County
New York
William Donahue
Iowa
Cedar County
Waterloo
J. Donahue
Tinton
J. W. Donahue
Red Oak
T. BH. Donahue
Maves
Donahue
Christian Church
Epispal
Grace M. B
C. E. Luce
Hileman & Gindt
Tipton
Land case settles out of court in Texas sale dispute
Mrs. Marion L aston sues B Harrison over an 18325 acre land interest in Val Verde Kinney counties Texas. Settlement pays plaintiff 21830 dollars with 11330 cash and an agreement on future oil and mineral royalties. Injunction suit arising from a sale contract for 20000 dollars ends in dismissal.
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Marion Laston
Harrison
Val Verde
Kinney
Texas
Robbery at Cedar Falls Store Steals Revolver
Robbery at Rob Lawn City Store in Cedar Falls last night. A revolver valued at 24 dollars was taken from a display window. Entrance likely gained through the Masonic temple building and the thief departed via the cellar, leaving the door ajar.
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Cedar Falls
Dutbert Grorting
Masonic Temple
Christmas Certificates For Nmas At City In Brief
City in brief notes offer Christmas certificates for Nmas, a Des Moines trip for Mr and Mrs J Levingston and son Jack, and Edwards at 219 Argyle street leaving for two weeks through the south via Oklahoma. Also reports Bodholdt returning to Iowa State College after a visit with parents, Gilley child recovering from severe burns, Dennis arrested in Denver for larceny and to be brought back, Eighmeys visiting and Thanksgiving plans, Black moving back to Waterloo, and Hotel Russell-Lamson Thanksgiving dinner reservations. Taggarts stock sale also advertised.
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Illinois Central Railway Company
H. B. Eighmey
Hudson
Harry C. Howell
Oelwein
E.M. Black
Waterloo
W. W. Miller
Franklin Street
Park Avenue
Black
Peerless Bakery
Cedar Rapids
Russell-Lamson
Hayes Land Note Beaten by Giver
Washington Ia November 23 W J Zdgar won his case where First Savings bank of Crawfordsville sought to collect a 4000 note from him to the Daniel Hayes Land company of California bought by the bank. The jury deliberated from Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning and returned a verdict for Zdgar. Several similar cases are pending statewide as the bank claims innocence while the defense contends conspiracy. Witnesses described notes turned in at local banks and California land deals tied to Hayes agents.
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Washington
W. J. Zdgar
First Savings Bank of
Crawfordsh Ie
Daniel Hayes Land Company
Calfornia
Hayes
Dewey
Alcorn
Frank S. Dunshee
Keota
Humphrey
Wyman
John M. Rees
California
Daniel Hayes Company
Edgar
W. H. Butterfield
E. B D. Morrison
Contempt citation issued for William Cotter in divorce case
William Cotter is ordered to appear in court at 2 p m tomorrow to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt over alleged disobedience of court orders in a divorce suit filed by his wife Daisy Cotter. Marriage licenses listed include John Pester Solon Mills Illinois Mary Sellers Waterloo Harry F Souther Waterloo Verna Sobieski Waterloo John McKay Waterloo Marc Wilmont Clarksville
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William Cotter
Daisy Cotter
John Pester
Solon
Mills
Mary Sellers
Wateroo
Harry F. Southerand
Waterloo
Verna Sobieski
John McKay
Marc Wilmont
Clarksville
Royal figures named in Holland money smuggling claim
Berlin dispatch reports former chancellor Hermann Mueller alleging that 100 eminent persons including Crown Princess Cecilie and several Hohenzollern members smuggled 250 million marks to Holland via Crusher and Phillipson bankers. Finance minister Wirth confirmed investigations and said assets tied to German subjects were held with the Amsterdam firm.
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Berlin
Princess Cecilie
Eitet Friedrich
August Wilhelm
Joachim
Count Radolin
Wanda Radziwill
Holland
Hermann Mueller
Reichstag
Crusher and Phillipson
Germany
Amsterdam
Crusher, Phillipson & Co
Hohenzollern
Crusher
Cecilie
Gorgeous Chrysanthemums for Thanksgiving at Rosewood shop
Rosewood flower nShop promotes Thanksgiving blooms featuring a vivid display of chrysanthemums. Local shoppers can call 5383 for details on available varieties and pricing.
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Rosewood Flower
Kiwanians Hear How Newspapers Get News
Kiwanians gathered at Black's tearoom to hear Jackson Mc Coy, assistant general manager of the Courier, explain how local national and international news is gathered and processed before appearing in newspapers. Discussion covered other branches of NewsDesper work and the role of the Associated Press in sourcing topics from around the world.
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Black
Jackson McCoy
The
Courier
Associated Press
Red Cross Meeting Tonight in Waterloo Hotel
Complete reports on the Waterloo chapter of the Red Cross and its branches will be presented at the annual meeting at 8 o clock in the hotel Russell Lamson. A new board of directors will be elected and officers named within two weeks. Representatives from branches will be entertained at a dinner hosted by the executive board.
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Bred Cross
Waterloo Chagler
The
Red Cross
Organation
Hote
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Assn Adopts New Constitution
The Greater Waterloo Association approved a new constitution and by-laws, merging two city commercial bodies. The board will have 30 directors, 15 from each side of the river, with a nominating committee of five from each side to select candidates. Directors will be chosen from each group at a future election. committee members cannot run.
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Greater Waterloo Assion
Hast
Guy Lee
BE. W. Miller
Charles M. Young
G. B. Arthur
C. F. Atestadt
West
Carleton Sias
Fred Wray
J. J. Miller
Langfeldt
J. A. Young
No Fear Now of Indigestion Stuart's Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as relief for sour stomach gas and heartburn. It claims easy chewing without water and highlights pancreatin to aid digestion of starchy foods. A 60 cent box is promoted as a ready aid for indigestion everywhere in the U S and Canada.
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Stuart
U. S
Canada
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Axaiser
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Taggarts
Taggarts Drug Store
Bridge St
Wittick’s Market
West Fourth St
Globe
McCoy
Greater Waterloo
Wang & Miller
American Community Store
Pinkerton
Wisconsin
Headquarters
Boston
Virginia
Hershberger Bros
Commercial St
Sycamore St
OUR Meat Department
OUR Grocery
Chicago
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