Northcliffe’s Rough Going Denunciations Stir German Press
A German high command order, seized by Allied forces, accuses Lord Northcliffe of subverting German morale. It labels him a rough‑going rascal heading a ministry to destroy confidence, funded with big payments and agents to sway opinion at home and at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
von Uurler
Lord Northcliffe
Germany
Gesa Nationanl
Tord Northcliffe
Pershing Tells Haig Yank Army to Fight Until Lasting Peace
London dispatch notes General Pershing sent a message of appreciation to the British army for its expressions of pride in the American victory. He says the veteran British force serves as an inspiration and that American troops will fight side by side with them until a permanent peace is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Associated Press
London
General Pershing
Cover Cough to Cut Spread of Influenza
Surgeon General Blue urges cover coughs and sneezes to prevent spread of Spanish influenza. The weekly health report notes tepid spread among soldiers in training at Camp Evans and other camps and warns the disease may reach order camps soon. Reports from Europe indicate about two percent of the population affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Tin
Ute Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Campsevens
Mass
Upton
New York
Dix
N. J
Jee
Virginia
Gorgas
Rupert Blue
Railway Ties to be Used by Roads and Employees
Notice from the director of railways states old railroad ties will not be returned. They will be used for engine fires and other practical purposes to save fuel. Section men and foremen may receive ties for personal use, while ties may go to neighboring farmers for plowing, mowing, or snow fence work. Previously ties were burned. new plan aims to relieve fuel demands. Burlington, Sept 20 Associated Press report. Henry Miller, noted flour and feed merchant, died after falling into an elevator shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Railways
Lang
Associated Press
Burlington, Ta
Henry Miller
Industrial advisers appointed in Iowa by labor department
Des Moines and Dubuque appointments to district draft exemption boards announced by H. J. Metcalf. James B. Warner Jr. becomes southern district adviser and William L. Bradley to the northern district, as part of national defense staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
James 8B. Wraver, Jr
Des Moin
Souhhern
William L. Bradley
Dubuque
Federal
Department of Labor
Emi
H. J. Metcalf
Allied Forces Break Through Front Near St Hieatin and Doiran
British and Allied troops push advanced elements of the Vindenhuee line north of St Hieatin while French Serb and Greek forces seize positions near La Fere and along the Preseauit to Moeuvres arc. German counterattacks are repulsed as the enemy reinforces. Doiran front and Monastir area see continued Allied gains with the river at Cerny and the Vardar valley becoming a strategic focus. In Metz region US forces report limited operations due to rain and shelling, while Romanians face internal disruption and potential shifts in anti-German alignment. French progress northeast of Soissons continues toward the Chenin des Dames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Hieatin
la Fere
Shis
Gaertn
da Frans
Hermes
Preseauit
Chombitai
Gernins
Lake Dolran
Wiley
Monastir
Lake Dnoiogaas
Vardar Vall Tey
Wis
Vardar
Nea Plinse
Cerny River
Prilep
Metz
Lorraine
Roumania
Germany
Olvid
Bowers
Ferdinand
Wibef
Bucharest
Dr. W
Salf
Machensen
Ewat
Germany On Leave, Have Been Hurried To Vageharest Ag
Soissons
Arench
Chenin Des Dames
Train Collision Kills Dozens in France
Paris reports a derailment between Dijon and Daroche killed thirty and injured many more. American soldiers aided rescue by removing victims from wreckage and transporting the wounded to a cantonment nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havasi
Dijon
Daroche
Bristow Notes on Local News and Movements
Bristow items report Milton Boylan visiting before deployment, Patterson and Patton military updates, residents at Great Lakes and in England, a flag at half mast for county dead, farm sales and relocations, a funeral attended locally, and a barn silage incident causing injuries.
Holland denied American relief as fear grips shipping
The United States State Department issued a statement urging the Netherlands to resume trade by lifting the embargo on moving Dutch ships. It called on Holland to resist German threats and noted no food shipments similar to deals with Switzerland and other neutrals can occur while Dutch ships face intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ress
Washington, D D. C
Hoand
Istace Department
Netherlands
Department
Helland
Uni
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
War Industries Board lays rules on construction
Jawa Blate cohaai leader announces state defense councils will review all proposed construction to curb nonessential building during wartime. Exemptions cover government contracts, industrial housing, repairs under 2 500, roadways, railways, mine materials, and highways when approved by the U S highway council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Lafayetta Young
Jawa Blate Cohaai
National Defense
War Industries Board
State Defense Councils
United States
County Council
Defense
Prt Department
Navy Department
Emery Beney Fleet Corporation
Bureau of Industrial Housing and Transportatl
Department of Labor
C States
Ortoms
United States Highway Council
Proceedings of Black Hawk County Board 1918 Sessions
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors held regular sessions on September 8 9 and 10 1918 in Waterloo Iowa. They audited Soldiers Relief Fund claims approved seven deputy sheriffs payrolls and awarded contracts for lumber and road work while authorizing bond issuance to fund warrants for bridge purposes.
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Waterloo
Bow
Roof Pack
Haw County
Tuwa
Sifts
T. Ob. Teeteran
Joe Shipsley
Mod
Nica
Anderson
D. Strayer
Moard
Tiffany
Commercial Street
Aume
Heport
Cknonland W
Strayer
Commisston
Coministes
C. Ty
Becker
Dann
Flo
Jackson
Wo DA Strayer
Commistee
John Call
Suldie
Board of Supervisors
Soldiers Relief Fund
C.D. Uecker
Fh. V. Tuttle
F. QO. Jackson
Joe Shirk
A. J. Magee
John J. Anderson
W. J. Strayer
Llousea
Black Hawk County
Towa
Wautering
Iowa
A. D
K. S. Tiffany
Blackhawk
Tts
County of
Black Haw
Yea
Teeter
Joe Shirley
I. O. Jackson
J. Anderson
M. J. Magee
W. D. Strer
D. Tiffany
Sever
Umber
Noard
Olifford Buxton
Merman Ebbrig
Prospect Hills
Bown
Joseph Schwartz
Lester Township
Home Ride & Loan Association
Black Conger Park
Roach & Son
S. Roebuck
Jn Town Telephone Ci
Peterson & Duke
Repi Lyouse
Rainbow
Express
Ervank Transfer Co
N. E
Lester Deton
Hospital Township
Matt Parrott & Sons
Hawkeye Road
Pnes
Jacob Anton
Craft
Wim. EB. Herren
Del
Liberts White Laundry
Noggies Jinders Wall Paper
Nogeles
Waterloo Water Works
Fred S. Pettie Jense
T. B
H. O. Bar
Sippel
Frances W. Rainbow
Sesse iAnna M. Deifs
Recorders Offici
Ase County Recorder
Jennie S. Bird
Seenees Contion
Citizens Gas & Noagetes
Sam H. Pinkerton
F. Heiple
Joe Schiel
Ree
George C. Welker
GC. Moeller
W. Esher
Board of Supervisor
Talk Hawk County
N. ©. Garber
N. B. Barber
WN. OB. Barber
N. W
P. M
Renteen
Renge
St. P. M
Satdfine Shislex
D. S. Tiffany
Auarter
Va Jackson
Amt
Aener
Micksel
Els
Soiseny
Mrs. Gee
Hess
Guy Gasex
Standard Glass & Paint Co
Uno Paint
Wm. J. Gutknecht
Feige
Cl. Morris
Haven
Shroyer
Atherine Gingrich
A. Jarvis
James Adam
Julio
A. Baish
Hans Anderson
Lb. Hartong
Wim. Girsel
Tao
W. Hewitt
I- H. Konn
H. E. Hewitt
B. Wilson
C. W. Larkin
Bill Watertos Fh
Waterloo Mfg. Co
International Harv
Do Adams
Howe Cy
Coddington
Townsend & Merrill Co
Masre & Moore Inc
Wise Bros
Hawkeye of Co
C. FL
N. Ry
Fehe
Pe Roper Onal Vey
John Kortick
A. Cassady
Tichards & Richards
Black Hawk
Gostrop
Rahn
Frank Ferry
Ie Klingaman
Ryantler
uBust Miller
Cmn. Purdy
Cnudson Lbr. Co
Waterloo Walter Works
Pene Waterloo Hdwe. Co
Gilbertville Notice of Local Movements and Funeral Plans
The fragment reports residents including Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Herrig in Gilbertville with travels to Jesup and Dubuque. It notes a funeral attendance for Mrs. Herrig and mentions Mr. Silbertwitle visiting family in Chicago, plus other short social movements and callers among local residents.
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Silbertwitle
Aiel Dirs
Chicago
Saulas Es
Angi Mes
Williamt Wagner
Es Jesup
Jake Scares
A Y Herrig
Emma Manaviseh
Dubuque
Herrie
Hazleton area notices mix deaths sales and town affairs
Disjointed items report a buttermilk sale at a local creamery on Sept 28 and six months milk, serious illness of Robert A Barker, property damage and town officer duties in Hazleton, personnel changes, and community notices about residents moving, funerals, and local events.
Local News Briefs From Washburn and Aplington
Lolling's new p and enclosed. Band concert set for Friday in the high school auditorium with refreshments. Proceeds will fund comfort kits for soldiers. Hunt in Independence on Sept 14. a daughter born, stationed at Fort Heman. Presbyterian church honor to Rev W Everds and wife on their 25th wedding anniversary with gifts and a purse of money.
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Yoord
Anlington
North Dakota
Hunt
Independy
Fort Hengman
Waterin Harrison
The
Presbyterian Church and Society
W. Everds
Geneseo notes and school events for September
Geneseo items report F H Bragonier High School selling junk as rented part of RoC MecElhinney teaches lecture course to be held on farm and will engage in farming next month. Presbytery of Waterloo closed steel and concrete bridge to be built. Freshmen and chitch program at the Ayers meeting, and a patriotic rally at the school. Mrs Smeer remains ill. Lanny Pike mentioned. Farmers busy silo work. family moves. shorthand and other night studies to start Sept 30 at College of Commerce.
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Meyer
Pin Minnesoti
Geneseo
F. H. Bragonier
Puzi
Roc
MecElhinney
Waterloo
Freshylérian
Ayers
Linn
Marehall
Mavdereater
Wramlexwlar
Het
Cal Vanderheyden
Wall Creek
Sarah Smeer
Wwe
McCay
Doe Michel
ssHiawk County
Fiste Hemmer Wan
H. Wauth
George Mori
Golinvaux
Joe Flehner
FNP
V Kremy
al College of Commierre
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Church
Archbishop Ireland Low
iBy
the Associated Press
A. P
Bristow
Milton Boylan
Oregon
Lloyd Ones
England
Earl Kernahan
Northampton
Zachary Taylor
Roxcos
G. Patton
Campton Roads
Nicholas
Owl
Great Lakes
Merfeld & Son
Jane Needham Sand
Halen
Cedar Falls
Needham
Helen
Charlie Bennett
Geo. Stoets
Aredaly
Geo. HI
San. Athol
Turtleslake
Missouri
Burdayelters
Lafternoon
Claud Goodsell
Chamberlin
Lewis Currell
Crs Rell
Wilf Mead Farm
Bueton
LHS
Schriever
Stow
Richaras
Minnesota
Kesley
Rogers
Bob Cores
Joe Faint
Holland
U. S
Proceedings OF County Board
Wrenky Fund
Ross Ballwin
Fox
Iowa Telephone Co
Waterloo Water Co
Gall
Citizens Gas & Elec. Co
Ee Legisla
Wm. E. Herren
del Tax Cottier
Erevan
Pkg. Mfe. Co
B. W. Schunemar Co
Creamery
Pke. Mfz. Co
Stake Ear Eee
Colby-Parker Transfer Co
Shores
Med Cross Drug Co
Deton
FLW
Woolworth Co
John Stuckert
Sty Waterloo Office Supply Co
Ty Standard Oil Co
Hansen Drug Co
House Smith, Lichty
Willman Supplies
Ana Waterloo Sashixtura Works
Waterloo Mfg
Cedar Falls Record
Times Tribune Co
Balance - Times Tribune Co
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Howe. Co
WD. Strayer
Titas Teeter
Ngree Tim Ties
Marsh
Tabor
Matt Parrott
Wlw. Smith
Lanning
Treas
Sundar
Millar
Moricine
Egglés
Rbbf Beergengtoe Krensky
Times
Iripune Co
Board of Health
Sarie Fuller
Deter
G.ow
Morpense Lowa Telephone County Farms
Carl ‘Ties
Waterloo Holme
Costonlie Wouldty Farm
Noes Alf
Welter
Wurm
Paul DeLong
X. Draper
Jennie Cutshaw
Kaleen FL
Clint Hecker
W. B. Howell & Co
Pension Dept
Lew's, Steng
Palmer
Menorial
John Istrerth
Seem Hall
W. Sigworth
H. McCoy
Fuel Cours
G. Fish
Ualuitt
Underwood
Grace A. Ament
Wowell & Co
Western Union Tei
Western Union Tet. Co
Sherif
Jane Hollister
Abe i Menderson
Prise Nou
Abe Wwenna
Siwaterloo
Gra D. Jefferson
Terloo Concuvetion
Onerridge
Wa End & Merrill Ge “Ye
Waterley Euyuber Co
Ren Nuw’ Co
Suppli
Guuer Oil Co
Culler Fidwe
Hitwe
Scot
John
Rortick
EU Ag
Aiton Olsen
Baulire
Brees
u_timate
Pords
Hudson Lumber
Pettit
E.R. Shannon
Qiftel Longler
CF & May. Co
Noves-Norman
Red. Cross Drug Co
Medicine
Aichiy
Smith, Livision
Hospital Oe Union Mill Co
Provispital
Ra Watertoo Ge ‘Co
Brown Crockery € O
Te Hospital
Losi
Nes
Contis
Efe
MT. Auburn
Auburn
Walker
Man
Vera Fiser
Alva Lint
Christian Parsonage
J. W. Schon - 3Delmayer
B. W. Fiser
Grin Clark
Eva Hint
Lint
Navy
US Tie Ag Mois
Morley
Norfolk
Ellin
Gilbertville
Janesville
Hazleton
Constantine
Levison
Irs
Htears
Ws & Friends
Teach Falls
Robert A. Barker
Eewarth Latis
Gotham
Sion
Ors
John Kirkendall Nes Deen
Mr. Lathan
Frank
King
Rinnch
Harold
Quiwer
Marion Bridwin
Contesse Cedar
Wilson
Shupe
Xyle Edwin Shupe
Clyde E. Shupe
Fairview Avenue
Fort Sherida
Sopha Fu
Amy TG
John Clarke
Hyite
Erdman
Epworth
Bartling
Charles
John Faust
Washburn
Aplington
Entz Meat Markets
E.4th St
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