Communists Claim New Rule to Save Central Europe
In Budapest April 6 report says new Hungarian government, after Paris peace talks, pledges to refrain from capitalism abuse and maintain strict discipline to protect Bourgeoisie while preventing red guard outbreaks. Generals Smuts authority to armistice not used before departure. Anglo Americans to depart for Paris via Vienna, with American wives and belongings allowed. Comrades Jules Alpari and Jules Sevresi advocate communism as salvation, noting workmen cannot strike under the system and will accept fair wages.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Jan Christian Smuts
Paris
Hungary
Vienna
Jules Alpari
Jules Sevresi
Central
Europe
Ansell Scores Crowder Over Army Trials
Col. Ansell former acting judge advocate general says Secretary Baker should prepare a bill to correct defects in military justice. He blames Gen. Crowder for conflicting powers and claims Baker and Crowder acted in bad faith on court martial reform.
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Washington, D. C
Col
Ansell
Baker
Enoch Crowder
Crowder
Ging
Akter
Gen. Crowder
Chamberlain
Aleady
Congress
Volleyball Match Between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids Men
The Cedar Rapids business men bring a volleyball team to Waterloo to play the Water loo Distress pen at the Y M C A at 7 30 pm. Cedar Rapids is known for strong players while Waterloo has already beaten Dubuque and Charles Guy. The game is free to the public inviting all to attend led by Jack Skien. Waterloo players include Van eck Coburn Liffring Wrant meson Stewart and Whittemore. Cedar Rapids players include Stewart err Watson Simmons Hedges and Filmer.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Dubuque
Charles Guy
Jack Skien
Vaneck
Coburn
Liffring
Wrant
Meson
Stewart
Whittemore
Stewrt
Err
Watson
Simmons
Hedges
Filmer
Monte Carlo Letter From Louis Carpenter Describes Sights
Pvt. Louis G. Carpenter, Co. D Third Artillery, A E F, writes from Monte Carlo about the resort’s sights and his two weeks’ leave. He plans to pass Monaco, recalls visiting the casino and meeting several men in the promenade, and notes his unit’s transfer to motor transport corps may delay his return to the States by two or three months. He also spent seven hours in Paris en route to southern France.
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S. H. Carpenter
Louis G. Carpenter
Brown
Harry Gardner
Ilsa
Waterloo
Louis
States
Heort
Otor Transport Corps
France
Paris
Ina Y. M. GC
Aight Gee
Korea’s Leaders Push for Christian Democracy in Free Korea
Cable dispatches report Syngman Rhee named secretary of state for a Manchurian provisional government. The movement aims to build a democratic Christian Korea after liberation from Japan, modeled on American government, with cabinet members largely Christian. America urged to assist, Koreans view themselves as a buffer state between Japan, China and Asiatic Russia.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Syngman Rhee
Shanghai
Bovernment
Manchuria
Korea
Japan
Asia
United States
America
China
Russia
Belgium
Wiliam J. Hart
Columbus
Lain
France
Argonne
Father Hart
St. Mark's Church
St. Paul, Minn
Lesying
U S Plans Small Mission To Combat Bolshevism In Europe
The War Department will send a 10 member group of leading educators to Europe to counter Bolshevism among the occupation forces and promote the League of Nations as a remedy. The commission will be called The International Relations Division of the Overseas Educational War Work of the War Department.
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Associated Press
New York
War Department
Europe
League of Nations
Overseas Educational ‘War Work of
The
Mother of Czar Thinks Him Alive
Paris April 1 AP correspondent quotes former Grand Duke Alexander of Russia saying he doubts the emperor survives. He notes an aristocracy of intellect endures and recalls execution of his brothers in Petrograd. He suggests Bolsheviks benefited from Entente talks at Prinkipos island.
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Czar
Paris
Associated Press
Grand
Alexander
Russia
Nicholas
Crimea
Petrograd
Peter and Paul
Prinkipos Island
Mass Meeting Called for Waterloo Golf Fans Friday
All Waterloo golfers are invited to a Friday evening meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson at 7 30 to form a golfing association. Plans include improving local courses in Byrnes park and Gates park to create an 18 hole course and strong facilities. Officers may be elected and a membership drive will follow.
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Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Gates Park
Brynes Park
Byrnes Park
Golf Association
Recital and club notices fill local church and society events
Mary Summers Myers and Miss Ida Curry with Lauritzen and Madigan will give a program at St Pauls M E Church, including original readings and music, to support the Woman's Foreign Mission Society. Chapter FE PEO announces committee names. Miss Gleason’s engagement party. various lodge and club meetings and postponed PTAs.
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Mary Summers Myers
Ida Curry
Sue
Kerr
Jennings
Wilbur Dixon First Cedar Falls Man Enlists Overseas
Cedar Falls April 3 Special Wilbur Dixon 19 son of Mr and Mrs W R Dixon is the first Cedar Falls resident to enlist for overseas service under new War Department rules He will depart for Camp Mills to report for duty in the field as soon as assignment is made A farewell party was held last evening by Laymen's church group at Burton Avenue Baptist before his departure
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Cedar Falls
Wilbur Dixon
W. R. Dixon
War Department
Burton Avenue
Camp Mills
April Fool Volcano Rumor Denied by Brazilian Officials
A Rio de Janeiro report asserts a Brazilian volcano near Palmeira dos Indios and heavy damages were false according to Dr Henrique Moriza head of the meteorological observatory at University of Rio Janeiro. He said there has never been a volcano in Brazil and the U S cable story is an April fool joke.
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Rio Janeiro
Palmeira Dos Indos
Pernambuco
Lfe
Henrique Moriza
University of Sto Janeiro
Moriza
Brazil
United States
Last Night’s News in Brief
Archangel report notes heavy fighting with 700 dead or wounded in the Fett ing Friday in the Brad Makhrenga sector. Allied casualties are unconfirmed. Three American soldiers and two workers were captured by Bolsheviks and taken to Moscow. The Shortt brothers’ plane aims to start from Ireland on April 16 for an Atlantic race. Attorney General Palmer announced new measures in Washington.
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Archangel
Brad Makhrenga
Nie
MLV
Arnold
Ohio
Blik. Ryall
New Jersey
Uio Bolsheviki
Mowcow
Jeonden
Shortt
Fragmented OCR recap reports during wartime and social notes
The report blends disparate items including opposition to shore living, a known musician father, clemency for Eugene Debs, references to Germany, plebiscite plans in Ontario, Incogilo chatter in Washington, and a note about 1200 ships aiding repatriation. It also advertises a mutual aid style blank book and mulePrimer at a price.
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Eugene Vo Debs
Te Me
Bes
Arthur Vineet Parik
Germany
Vine
Dsugh- Lo
Dainter
AM Dade Dak Ae
Births Reported For Golly Lovell Sturns Families
To Mr and Mrs Charles Ray Golly Cedar Heights Mitch a son Perry Wallace To Mr and Mrs Suvlph Lovell 1207 Avidon April 4 a son To Mr and Mrs Harley I Sturns 330 Almond March 25 mn daughter Phys Thia Je the sixth child and
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Charles Ray Golly
Cedar Haights
Mitch
Perry Wallace
Suvlph Lovell
Avidon
Harley I. Sturns
Almond
Thia Je
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Universal Benefit
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine that cleanses the blood, aids digestion, and improves appetite. It claims 50 years of public use, large sales, and famed physician and pharmacist backing, noting renewed vitality and strength from the product.
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Hood
Boston
Cedar Falls Board Votes $10 Increase to All Instructors
Cedar Falls April 8 Special The school board approved a $10 per month increase for all grade and high school teachers at last evening's meeting. Principal L. R isancs was re elected at $1,600. Mrs L R Holmes and Miss Mary Murphy were chosen for vacancies. Five instructors did not seek re election: C C Bittner Nora Peterson Gladys Palmer Ora Kirkham and Vera Durst.
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Cedar Falls
L. Risancs
L. R. Holmes
Mary Murphy
C. C. Bittner
Nora Peterson
Gladys Palmer
Ora Kirkham
Vera Durst
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Harry Northey
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Thimble Pee
N. W. Eniwhistle
Major Guuld
4. W. Bell
Hylen Gould
Thimble Bee
Memorial Hall
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FP. E. Baumpardner
Graves Memorial Missionary Society
St. Mack's
Woman's Auxiliary
Georgia
Oedas Meights
Parent- Teacher Association
Prof. Fuller
Teachers’ College
Presbyterian Hospitel Auxiliary
J. JH. Crippen
Geneva Club
H. T. Fisher
King's Daughters
April
Jiffy
Keronta
Fogland
Washington, D.C
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Pnblic
Carson Bros
Third Street
Cedar Falls Board
Kleenmaid
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
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Louis XVI
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