Italy and Britain Face Looming War Over Ethiopia Crisis
Floyd Gibbons argues the war is inevitable as Italy seeks expansion in Ethiopia. He warns Britain would risk conflict if penalties against Italy are imposed, while France backs the League, and Italy defends necessity over law. He describes an overpopulated Italy driven by markets and resources.
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Britain
Germany
Italy
England
Mediterranean
Europe
League
France
League of Nations
Hitler
Austria
Ethiopia
America
New York
Haile Selassie
Eritrea
Red Sea
War Overcrowding in Italian and Black Families
A narrator recounts a multiethnic apartment clash to illustrate how crowded nations, from Italy to Ethiopia, mirror American expansion. The piece links space, peace, and rival ambitions, framing a broader view of international tension through a domestic parable.
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Maria
Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
Pilicer Chosen State Head of American Warriors in Waterloo
Abe Pilicer, 1835 Fourth Avenue SE, Sunday was elected state commander of the American Warriors a newly formed veterans group in Waterloo meeting called by D Van Der Venter Des Moines. Other officers include John Boller Waterloo senior vice commander A T Keough Iowa Falls junior vice commander Banks Lawyer Dewar third district commander and John F Wirds Iowa Falls department Americanization officer Marco Polo wrote travel account while imprisoned in Genoa Italy.
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Abe Pilicer
Fourth Avenue SE
American Warriors
Veterans’ Organization
Waterloo
Pilicer
Disabled American Veterans
D. van der Venter
Des Moines
John Boller
A. T. Keough
Iowa Falls
Banks
Dewar
John F. Wirds
Identifying the Mutilated Body of Oelwein Youth
Bradford Kunkle identified the badly mutilated body found near the North Western tracks a few miles from Council Bluffs as his brother Arthur Kunkle 23. Arthur traveled with Grant Teague and Carl Reuber to Yellowstone. Reuber to the Pacific coast, others returned to Omaha. Arthur had about $35, no money found in his purse. Funeral likely Wednesday at the Lutheran church.
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Oelwein
Bradford Kunkle
Council Bluffs
Arthur
Kunkle
Ward Kunkle
Grant Teague
Carl Reuber
Yellowstone National Park
Reuber
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Teague
Bradford
Arthur Kunkle
Olga
Zelma
Aurora
Dora
Enjoys Working With His Hands After Office Job
A piece describes Jim balancing an office career with hands on hobbies. In leisure he crafts articles in his workshop and tends his yard, finding a change of occupation restful and engaging.
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Jim
Answer To Pop On Marrying Rich Men And Happiness
The writer urges patience in courtship and emphasizes happiness over wealth. They advise choosing kind, reliable partners and enjoying youth, suggesting time and local associations matter more than rushing marriage plans.
Direct Talk to Cousin About an Unwise Union
The speaker urges blunt honesty about a proposed marriage disliked by all, insisting the cousin must be told plainly that the union is unacceptable. The message emphasizes frank confrontation over harmony.
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Winning Back a Lost Love
A reader asks how to regain a romance after a breakup. The reply says little can be done. focus on moving on and letting her interest fade in the other boy. Show you are enjoying life with others rather than lingering at her doorstep to improve your chances.
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Miss Manners
Brimstone
Eqsida
goon-Tetler-wittens -Wise
Sister Angeline Williams to be Buried in Clinton
Funeral services set for Sister Mary Angeline Williams, O. S. F., who died Sunday. Born in Newfoundland in 1855, she joined the Sisters of St. Frances in 1895 and taught in Mason City Anthon Akron New Hampton Grand Mound Victor Vail Carrolton and Marceline Mo. She organized and supervised Holmes Hospital in Macomb Illinois.
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Angeline
Clinton
Mary Angeline Williams
Newfoundland
Sisters of St. Frances
Mason City
Anthon
Akron
New Hampton
Grand Mound
Victor and Vail, Jr
Carrolton and
Marceline
Holmes Hospital
Macomb, I
International Men's Club delegate returns from Europe
Washington explorer Lewis Warren traveled from August departure to visit M C A and Y groups as an appointed international president designate. He spoke at the Methodist Church Sunday morning on maritime matters and the voyage’s scope amid fishery and haring figures.
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Washington
Lewis Warren
International Men's Club
Wey
Wytt
Lusitania location questioned by Mrs Bryce report
Mrs Bryce, sister in law of the late Lord Bryce, says a friend saw the Lusitania go down near Bantry in Ireland, suggesting the wreck lies farther west than inquest evidence indicated. The Orphir remains weatherbound at Glengariff as Captain Russell awaits a new chief officer.
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Orphir
Bryce
Lord Bryce
United States
Glen Sariff
Ireland
Russell
Bantry
Cork
Glengariff
Horn
Oelwein to Host Iowa State Firemen Convention
The fifty-eighth annual Iowa State Firemen's Association convention will be held in Oelwein with nearly 1,000 delegates. William A. West of Boone will open the business session, State Fire Marshal Vince Pyle will give the keynote, and Smoky Rogers of Chicago will speak. Contests include a water fight, tug of war, and a drum and bugle corps event with officers elected midweek.
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Oelwein
Iowa State Firemen’s Association
William A. West
Boone
Vince Pyle
Des Moines
Harry K
Smoky” Rogers
Western Agricultural Bureau of Chicago
Jvisi
Wills Bes
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Genoa
RCA Victor
Cedar Rapidsewman
Oelwein Boy
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Valance
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Spa Bie
Mrs. Bryce
Lusitania
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Sapienage Sea
Sunny Sue
Nelly Don
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