Cummins opposes plan for president at peace talks
Iowa Senator A B Cummins challenges President Wilsons plan to depart for Europe and attend the peace conference. He argues the senate must have full opportunity to debate the treaties and warns the move would bypass constitutional rights and public opinion. He suggests the senate could ratify or reject the treaty if in Versailles. Also notes removal of federal telephone installation charges and easier expansion by providers.
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Crite Icisi
Europe
Senate
Versailles
Hardin County Soldiers Home Thanksgiving Damages Settled
Vireil Bailey, the first Hardin county boy home from France, returned for Thanksgiving with his widowed mother and recounted combat experiences. Corporal George Dunning, also from Hardin, was twice wounded and killed in action last month. A separate case settled. neglect to barricade a road cost Franklin county $7,000 with the county paying $4,500 and the state of the wife $3,500, due to an unguarded road opening near Squaw Creek.
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Hardin County
France
Bailey
Mort Des Moir
George Dunning
Idea
Regular Army
Corporal Dunning
168Th Infantry
Franklin County
M. Stuteler
Squaw Creek
Stateler
Tama Secures New Commercial Plant for Hog Pens
Warm. ta, Nov. 29. Tama welcomes a new industrial venture as Cudahy Uros of Cudahy Wisconsin opens buying and feeding pens. The $20,000 complex spans 40 by 100 feet, with cement floors and heavy construction. It will handle about 50 hogs cars daily, receiving stock mainly from Northern Iowa, then feeding, weighing, and reshipping to Cudahy for slaughter. Possible future regional rail transfers and local slaughtering rumors boost Tama’s growth, under manager Frank W. Russell, who joins from Sinclair Pacig Co.
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Alton
Elmore
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Walley, Neb
Sinclair Pacig Co
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Discharged Soldier Helped At Vinton
Vinton Ta Nov 29 John Bernie a Canadian soldier in town this week under distressing circumstances. Bernie lied in the west at outbreak of hostilities and was refused enlistment in the American army for defective heart. He later joined a Canadian regiment and served 18 months in France losing a finger two toes and suffering gas injuries. He is discharged at Seattle and on his way to New York to visit parents. He lacked funds and no overcoat on discharge. The Commercial club bought a ticket to St Lauris and he left on the evening train. He tried to transfer to American forces but failed. Lieut Haupp setter D.C. Knupp hag received news that his son Glenn a lieutenant in the aviation corps at Satrako is improving. Mrs Knupp went to Sacramento. Lieut Knupp has good recovery prospects. Roy L Smith and two children recovering from influenza. Marriages Mrs Mayme Forsythe and C J Murray were married in Cedar Rapids. They will live in Mr Murray's home. Miss Mary Melving Primmer and John M Cottrell married with Rev F M Warren officiating. They will live on a farm near Vinton. Death of John Glock: his brother-in-law Frank Seefeld died in Sioux City after health troubles. Seefeld formerly lived in Eden township then Minnesota then Excelsior Springs Mo and Sioux City for operation. He was 55, survived by widow and two sons.
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France
Seattle
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D.C
Knupp
Hag
Glenn
Aviation Corps
Satrako
Sacramento
Roy L. Smth
Smith
Mayme Forsythe
C. J. Muray
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Murray
Mary Melving Primmer
Charles G. Primmer
John M. Cottrell
Lee Cottrell
F. M. Warren
Keota
Cottrell
John Glock
Sioux City
Frank Seefeld
Dubuque Welcomes Returning Soldiers from July Draft
Nine members of the July 26 Dubuque draft contingent arrived home Wednesday night amid demobilization orders. They were discharged from the service and left Camp McClelland, Alabama, with arrival at 9 50 p m. This follows the earlier discharge of 26 volunteers in the motor transport corps, marking the second contingent to reach Dubuque on discharge orders.
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Camp McClelland
Ala
Illinois
Douhugue
Motor Transport Corps
Dandruff Cure Claim Via Liquid Argon Advertisement
An old advertisement asserts that applying four ounces of liquid argon at night will dissolve and destroy dandruff by morning, stopping itching and leaving hair fluffy and glossy. It promotes liquid arvon as inexpensive and universally effective from any drug store.
Victor Records December 45135 45145 451534 items
A compact list of Victor Records entries for December includes titles linked to artists such as Reinald Werrenrath Olive Kline and Trinity Choir with pieces like Silent Night Holy Night and America We Have Not Forgotten You. Other named items mention Star Spangled Banner and Lambert Murphy along with France.
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Reinald Werrenrath
America
Lucy Manh
Trinity Choir
France
Lambert Murphy
Olive Kline
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