American relief feeding children now in Petrograd
The first kitchen for feeding children was established in Petrograd today by the American relief administration. A Moscow kitchen will open soon. Walter L. Brown said about 20 men will be based in Moscow, but most work will be in the Volga region. The first relief train left Riga. 8,000 tons expected within 10 days, with 20,000 more ordered for Riga.
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Associated Press
Paris
Petrograd
American Relief Administration
Moscow
Walter L. Brown
American Relief
Volga
Riga
Brown
Tood
Russia
New York
American Relief Organization
American Red Grass
Relisf
Europe
National
Red Cross
Rellief
Fridtjof Nansen
Nansen
International Red Cross
League of Red Cross Society
Wm. Goodfellow Again in Court Gets Jail Term
William Goodfellow of La Porte City was sentenced in police court to 30 days in the county jail. After admitting guilt he faced additional unpaid fines totaling about 300 dollars, extending the sentence to roughly 120 days. Gilbertville resident N. Gales and Jack Swartz faced intoxication charges with bonds set at 100 and 25 dollars, continued to Tuesday afternoon.
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William Goodfellow
la Porte City
QO. B. Courtright
Goodfellow
Bard Ixbor
Brown Fails to Face Judge as Bond Is Forfeited
Bekwith brought the car and its occupants to the station. Frank R. Brown did not appear in court on an intoxication charge, and his bond of 275 dollars was forfeited.
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Bekwith
Frank R. Brown
Americans Buy Peoria Shortstop Ossie Bluege
Ossie Bluege, sensational shortstop for Peoria in the Three-I league, has been sold to the Washington Americans. He will join the Washington club at season's end after completing the Three-I season.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ossie Bluege
Washington Americans
Washington
Ford Motor Co Cuts Prices Again Amid Auto Reductions
Detroit dated report from United Press states Edsel Ford announces another price cut across Ford models. Reductions vary from 45 dollars for runabouts to 100 dollars for sedans and coupes. Also notes unrelated Chinese astronomical records dating to 2356 B C.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Car Company
Ford
Glaring Headlight Causes Accident Injuring Woman in Iowa
On the first day of a new Iowa law banning glaring headlights a collision near Waterloo involved Al bert Smith of Clarksville and his wife. Their car plunged into a ditch after meeting a second car with very bright lights near Waverly. Mrs Smith was hospitalized in Waterloo with severe injuries. Also noted is Hungary planning currency printed on pig leather to curb counterfeiting.
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Iowa
Albert Smith
Clarksville
Lee Smith
Police
Smith
Waterloo
Tree Scorched as Gasoline Fire Destroys Schoolfront Tree
A gasoline fire from a Bartlea-Sheppard fuel truck sparked by a static discharge burned half the foliage of a large tree in front of a junior high school at Mulberry and Fifth. Firefighters from a nearby station extinguished the blaze before major damage, but the tree is ruined for the year. Also noted is an authentication claim on a wall at Hampton Court Palace dated 1606.
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Mulberry
Fifth Streets
Fie
Bartlea-Sheperdoll
Ray Titer
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Rade
Libby
Wm. Goodfellow
Ford Motor Company
Hungary
William Shake
Sheare
Hampton Court Palace
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Alaska
Meat Department
Veal—Veal
Lic
van Camp Milk
White House
Altstadt
Langlas
Frank Bros
Gray
Sable
Seal
Batavia
Firedom
Springfield
U.S
Carlsten-Williams Company
S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago
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