Thanksgiving at Remich: Turkey Scarce in Occupation Army
In the American Army of Occupation the Thanksgiving meal featured only one turkey, served to 15 officers at Remich. Divisions across Luxemburg substituted duck, venison, ham, or chicken while supplies and transport limited festive trimmings. Cooks competed to provide sweets and extra rations, as troops anticipated moving into Germany.
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Associated Press
Luxemburg
Consdorf
Larochette
Canach
Luxemburgham
Tide Moselle
Germany
Effacing Germans in Recovered Provinces Immediate Concern
Paris reports Metz's new mayor warns of difficulties in removing German elements from recovered areas. He cites danger from officials and merchants and calls for rigorous scrutiny before naturalization, hoping the peace conference will support action.
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Associated Press
Paris
Metz
Journal
Threepleaded guilty to intoxication and fines issued
Police notes report Warren Wright pleaded guilty to careless driving and failing to report an accident injuring Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bandfield. The case was continued for county attorney investigation. Alvin Graham admitted intoxication and forgetting about $50 thrift stamps. A. M. Martin faced information for insulting a woman. case continued.
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Warren Wright
G. W. Bandfield
Alvin Graham
Ty Court
A. M. Martin
Airship Fall Kills Prince of Bourbon Orleans
Prince Antoine Gaston of Bourbon Orleans dies in a military hospital from injuries after an airplane fall. Born 1881 he served as a captain in the Royal Canadian Dragoons during the war. He was great grandson of Louis Philippe and son of Gaston, Count D Eu, and Princess Isabelle of Braganza.
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Associated Press
London
Prince Antoine Gaston of
Bourbon-Orleans
Louis Phillipa
France
Prince Antoine
Prince Gaston
D’eu
Isabelle of
Braganza
Hel
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Black Hawk County
Chamber of Commerce and
Waterloo Club
Waterloo Commercial Club
Former Emperor Charles of Austria Suffering Mental Depression
In Innsbruck a Kruetz Zeitung dispatch reports former Emperor Charles I of Austria is depressed and spends hours at his desk staring vacantly. Former Empress Zita is deeply distressed by his condition.
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Charles
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Emperor Charles of
Austria
Innsbruck
Kruetz Zeitung
Berlin
Zita
Des Moines Mandates Masks To Ward Off Flu
Des Moines action requires all residents to wear face masks in public as influenza prevention. The health board's order imposes penalties after 6 p m tomorrow for noncompliance, with penalties to be defined later today. Masks required everywhere except the home.
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Des Moines
Legal Board of Health
Tony
Health Board
Yanks Enter Lille Amid Joy and Kisses in Street Parade
American correspondents George T. Byr and Lowell Mellett recount their arrival in Lille after German evacuation. The joyful crowd greeted them with kisses, flags, and cheers as they rode through the city toward the prefecture. Children and old ladies crowded the procession, while reporters mingled with locals and dignitaries amid a spontaneous, celebratory atmosphere.
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George T. Byr
British Front
Lille
Port Des Postes
Lowell Meilett
Lille Populaes
Roubaix
Tourcoing
Armentieres
Merville
Estairs
la Bassee
la Basses
Loos
France
Haubourdin
Tommy
Kommandanteur
Prefecture of Police
Charles Delesolle, Jr
Lue
Dunkirk
Champs de Mars
Tee Parisien
le Matin
Paris
Mellett
Port de Postes
Place de la Republique
Berthe Dubauts
Berthe
Rue Des Postes
Monsieur Auguste Van‘herzeele
London
M. Vouderzeele
M. Pern and
Handlaus
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
M. Handaus
Mein
Germany
Placa de la Republique
Mademoiselle
England
Bin
Cancellation of Drake Iowa State game sparks delay at Ames
The Associated Press reports the football clash between Drake University and Iowa State was postponed from yesterday due to bad weather. The contest, set for tomorrow in Ames, was canceled here today after an earlier postponement. Also noted is an ad seeking a girl for room and board at the College of Commerce. In other items, Evan D. John, head of the Winds department of mines and minerals, died in Springfield, Illinois after a three week illness.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Drake University
Iowa State
Ames
Associated Press
Springfield
Evan D.john
Winds Department of Mines and Minerals
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Salvador
Associated Presa
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Steve
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North Adams
Foch
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Rou
Taru
Sam
Drake-Iowa
Waterloo
Portrait Honor Roll Co
Matt Parrott & Sons CO
Fred L. Kimball CO
Waterloo Engraving & Service CO
Stewart-Simmons Press
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