Sugar Car Rolls Month in Transit Price Flurry
A Nash ville Tennessee carload of sugar consigned to J. P. Hadesman Co. Chicago rolled undelivered for a month and was resold four times. Total charges reached 2466 dollars as the car moved through Paducah Omaha Chicago and Minneapolis. Government action to fix a national price is sought. officials deny a 12 cent per pound wholesale price. Major A A Sprague notes no price has been set and dealers must justify prices charged.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Godehaux Sugar Company
Nashville
Paducah
Omaha
Neb
Minneapolis
Poole
A. A. Sprague
Fair Price Committee of
Hitneis
Major Sprague
Washington
Railway Brotherhoods Accept Hines Away From Home Rule
Cleveland reports the general chair men of railroad brotherhoods voted to accept the away from home rule offered by Director General Hines. In Dalmatia eight Yugoslavs were taken as hostages by Italian forces occupying the region. Budapest notes entente recognition of Karol Karl uszar cabinet pending elections. In Siberia eight thousand wives and children flee Omsk and are reportedly captured by Bolsheviks. A Moscow wireless dispatch says the Soviet government seeks peace talks with condition counter revolutionaries not aided. Middlesboro notes the death of Countess Prime Magic aged 77.
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Cleveland
Hines
Index
Jugo-Hlavs
Dalmatia
Budapest
Entente
Karluszar
Tisa
Siberia
Omsk
London
Moscow
Middlesboro
Mass
Prime Magic
Tom Thum
Manchester Post of American Legion Secures Permanent Quarters
Manchester Indiana November 21 The Manchester post No 46 of the American Legion meets in the Armory and agrees to use a corner room provided by the Commercial Club as headquarters with desks and furnishings at no charge for light or heat The post will also use a larger room for meetings but will pay extra for special meetings Regular meetings planned each Wednesday and an athletic show set for December 10 A committee will seek European battlefield souvenirs from Gen Allen for exhibition Also noted Delaware District Court to convene December term with Judge W Dunham presiding and a long list of trial jurors and citizenship hearings scheduled A mass meeting is planned next Monday at Kecklers with A E B Moss to speak For Sale Ad in the Courier.
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Manchester
Manchester Post
American Legion
Armory
Thas
Commerceial Club
Commercial Club
Warmory
Focal Post
Utley
Cedar Rapids
W. Dunham
J. Griffiths
Hopkinton
Tom Supple
Hazel Green
John McGinn
L. Rader
Jacob Munich
John Luense
Greeley
Frank P. Besler
de Satal
E. J. Carpenter
Delhi
Theo. Schemmel
Worthington
M. Locabe
H. H. Brooks
Otto Lippert
Strawberry Point
Tre Witherall
D. H. Wilson
Stanchester
H. F. Keith
A. C. Martin
Henry Goodhile
J. M. Clendennen
Earl
Groceley
C. W. Larson
Delaware
F. A. Peet
Harry Coon
Herman Weeste
Colesburg
B. J. Harbeck
Frank Lane
Masonville
George Coon
Nels Nelson
Dunham
Keckler’s
A. EB. Moss
Davenport
Noth
Heral
Thanksgiving travel and local updates in city
City in Brief reports numerous Thanksgiving travel plans with residents visiting relatives in Davenport Sigourney Cal Florida and New Hampton. It notes a smallpox patient count drop and staff movements at courts and police. Also mentions a minstrel show dinner, filing space expansion, and Clara Christianson visiting Osage after a Washington posting.
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J. C. Trumbauer
Gold- Heid
F.W. Richardson
Davenport
EB. H. McCay
Familly
Sigourney, Ja
Mamie McGinn
New Hampton
A., Kindall, Onawa, Jr
Kindall
J. B. Elwood
Vine Street
Esther Hanity
Azusa
Cal
H. Wasan
James Sullivan
Nevada Street
R. A. Burch
Independence
Burch
Pattit
Tran
Clara Christianson
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Stock Judging Event At Exposition Draws College Teams
Seventeen colleges and universities are entered in the collegiate judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition opening Saturday. Entrants include Ohio State University North Dakota Agricultural College Purdue University Nebraska Kentucky South Dakota Penn State Arkansas Texas A and M Minnesota Kansas State Illinois Iowa State and several Canadian agricultural colleges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Amerindin
Ohio State ‘University
North Dakota Agricultural College
Purdue University
University of Nebraska
Kentucky University
South Dakota University
Penn State College
Arkansas Agricultural College
Texas 4
M. College
University of Minnesota
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Ilinois
Towa State College
12 Murders Charged to 21 in Gang Held in Chicago
Chicago reports list 21 alleged gang members linked to a three day crime wave. Police prepared habeas corpus actions to test releasing some suspects while investigations determine the gang’s responsibility. General Pershing to begin a nationwide military resources tour December 3 from Washington. Royalist posters appear in Budapest signaling campaign. Cairo rioters kill a British officer during a street clash.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Two Parliament Plan for Ireland Up to Sinn Fein
London reports a proposed home rules bill to create two parliaments in Ireland with a 40 member council or senate to be chosen by both sides. Cabinet committees meet daily on the measure while Sinn Fein fate will decide if the plan gains traction.
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London
Ireland
Edward Carson
Sinn Fein
Overtime Offer of Hines Balloted by Rail Brotherhoods
The vote of 600 general chairmen from four railroad brotherhoods on Hines overtime pay for slow freight was counted and to be announced after lunch. Indications suggested the proposal would be rejected, while Chicago reports of a potential general strike were denied by W G Lee.
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Hines
Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Brotherhoods
W- G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Thanksgiving Holiday Observed In Waterloo Stores Closed
Waterloo observes Thanksgiving with many closures. Retail and wholesale houses shut for the day while factories banked to allow employee time off. Courthouse and most public offices close, post office hours altered, and a football game between East and West High dominates amusements. Evening union services and morning praise services noted.
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Waterloo
East
West High
Measure or Meter in Gasoline Sales at Trial
A municipal court case centers on what constitutes a gallon of gasoline. W. H. Riggs faces charges for using a gasoline meter that under-read, with the prosecution offering a five gallon can as evidence. Judge W. N. Birdsall presides.
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W. H. Riggs
Death notices and obituaries from Waterloo area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Waterloo and surrounding areas. Margaret Munball aged 40 died suddenly at Ure Bradley farm from heart trouble. survived by husband and two children. Isadore Beener age 53 died at St Francis Hospital after surgery. survived by wife Catherine and four children. Julius Peter Wurley infant son of Peter and Mrs Hurley buried at Fairview. Edward Pierce of Waterloo, long-time farmer, died in Nashua after asthma and bronchial complications. survived by widow and son. Funeral arrangements noted for each case.
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Margaret Munslall
Margaret Munball
Ure Bradley Farm
Dubuquela
Bradley
Coletta
Edna
Peter Triedller
Dubuque
Montana
BE. UH
Bradford
Waterloo
Wiseman &Gindiani
Isadore Buener
Isadore Beener
St. Francis Hospital
Pennsylvania
Catherine Beener
Elizabeth Hunmueller
Mary Courter
Alice Gill
John Beener
Beener
Ben Hur Lodge
Hileman & GlIndt
Webster Street
Fairview
Julius Peter Wurley
Peter Hurley
Forest Avenue
Petersen Bros
Edward Pierce
Nashua
William
Dutch East Indian boycott of Japanese halted after plot claims
The Hague reports an alleged Bolshevik plot in Java and other Dutch East Indies framed as an anti Japanese boycott. A Mekal usar Java telegram says the boycott has ended, as disclosed by the Dutch East Indian government.
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Associated Press
the Hague
Java
Cott
Mekalusar
Berkman Denied Mexico Trip Request Over Russia Path
New York Nov 26 Representative Johnson, chair of the house committee, announced that the bureau of immigration denied Alexander Berkman’s request to travel from the United States to Mexico instead of Russia.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnson
House Committee
Bureau of Immigration
Alexander Berkman
United States
Mexico
Execution of Villa forces leaders by firing squad
Juarez reports reveal the trial finished with Gen Felipe Angeles found guilty of rebellion and condemned to death. Major Ernesto Enciso de Arce and Antonio E Tritlo receive death sentences, with Tritlo also burdened by desertion. Enciso de Arce’s sentence is partly commuted to 20 years' imprisonment. Widowed Madama Angeles, mother to revolutionary leader, is gravely ill in New York and has not been formally notified of the execution.
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Juarez
Mexico City
Carranza
Supreme Court
Chihuahua
Felipe Angeles
Ernesto Enciso de Arce
Antonio E. Tritlo
New York
Madama Angeles
IMEN AND OWNERS TO HEAR DECISION THIS AFTERNOON
IMEN AND OWNERS TO HEAR DECISION THIS AFTERNOON. The report notes a high share of tankage workers on pick work, with 46 percent of tonnage products dug out by picks and 40 percent listed as day laborers by operators. Debate centers on wage calculations and parity with other workers. Progress of the national coal miners strike on its twenty sixth day shows no mine-specific breakthroughs, cold weather adding fuel shortages in the central west, while arrests in Sheridan, Wyoming reflect legal action against strike activity. Local Indiana miners reportedly consider agreements with extra toys, but most mines remain closed pending Washington conference outcomes.
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Pag Oni
They
Lewis
Chicago
Central West
Wik
Sheridan
Wyo
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Pxtra
Wothers
Washington
Street Cars Run Without Heat For Passengers
Street car service ordered all city cars run without heat at 1 p.m. today. Early indications suggest interurban trains may follow. Snow and cold cause delays. Waterloo travel expected to be uncomfortable. Canada border quarantine to vaccinate residents amid smallpox outbreak in Ontario communities.
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Waterloo
Canada
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Onario
Astor Would Have Been Able to Abdicate Title in Commons Debate
London Nov 26 A bill in the house of commons would have allowed Viscount Astor to give up his hereditary title. The late Viscount William Waldorf Astor’s measure was defeated 169 to 58. Paris Nov 26 Gouraud high commissioner in Syria was warmly received at Beyrouth per Havas dispatches.
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Astor
Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Viscount Astor
Viscount
William Waldorf) Astor
Gouratd
Paris
Havas
Gan- HW
J. Gouraud
Syria
Beyrouth
Milwaukee trains delayed by storms impact western division
Mason City Iowa reports Milwaukee trains arriving at division headquarters from the west are about a day late due to storms in South Dakota. Paris closes ball rooms and dancing schools as four government orders respond to the coal crisis.
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Mason City
Milwaukee Traina
Division
South Dakota
Paris
Davas
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Ida Surtees
Marshalltown
Watt
Frank Lindsey
Tom Wren
Silas L. Klingaman
W. W. Klingaman
Orange Township
California
Iowa
D. B. Henderson
Elks
Pershing
Gen. Pershing
Southern Department
Royalist
Fosters
Cairo
Asadusted Press
Hera
Ulster
Donald L. Campbell
Florence E. Smith
Everett
J. Pownall
West, Branch
Grace Endsley
West Branch
William F. Clair
Hazel McLain
Ralph L. Smith
Hudson
Grace Reccord
Parkersburg
Nelson Rogers
Dunkerton
Lulu Carnes
Emerson and Gailorway
Sidney Symon
Sidney Simon
Wesley Memorial Hospital
H. B. Simon
Chamber of Commerce
Herman O. Miller
Harry Kiester
Milo Miller
M.H., Kelly
Testie Lewis
A. R. Ludwig
A. B. Lovejoy
C. J. Langfeldt
Dela Sheldon
Harold Strayer
Miliaon
Vanderabilt VU
Vanderbilt University
Tenn
General Education
Medical Actaol
TAY
Woods
Dutch India
Berkman
Russia
Villa
IMEN
Scott
Waterloo Laundry Co
Fifth and Jefferson
Vjces
C. A. Waterbury
Gibson Furnace CO
L. B. Glaza
Prop
Chase
Philadalphia
Mudlethwid
Bret
Dr. Edwards
Tonsiline Company
Canton
Ofte
Dr. King
Levi Bros. Mfg
Lafayette St
Waterloo, Ta
Savoy & Martin Cafe
Savoy and Martin Cafe
Liberty
The
Morris Plan Co
Cent
Victory
Victory Bonds
Waterloo Morris Plan Co
Bridge Street
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