WEAK COUNCIL MEETINGS TAKE SHAPE FOR PEACE TALKS
Paris reports delegates from 1 states at the French foreign office discuss peace preliminaries with the five powers. Allied governments prepare a policy on Russia while a secret plenary session may occur before April 25. English politics focus on Lloyd George's Commons address as the Adriatic dispute and Schleswig-Holstein referendum loom. Russian Bolsheviks push into Hungary as Czech and Polish forces maneuver near Silesia.
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Freas
Paris
Germany
French Foreign Office
Russia
Versailles
Teutons
England
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Northcliffe
Wilson
Clemencea
Orlando
Adriatic
Council of Four
Arthur Balfour
Foreign Affairs
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Schleswig-Holstein
Denmark
Munich
Magdeburg
Bessarabia
Simon Petlura
Ukraine
Hungary
Budapest
Warsaw
Silesia
Pelten
Haller
France
Poland
Birth Announcements From Waterloo area Families
To Mr and Mrs Herman Mixdorf Route No 3 Waterloo a son Herry born March 23 To Mr and Mrs Fred Koehn 503 Columbia March 22 two sons Ira Edward To Mr and Mrs Lewis Mullen 317 Manson April a daughter Maria To Mr and Mrs Ross Baldwin 738 Conger April 12 a daughter Marcella To Mr and Mrs Frank W Manske 34 Irving April 6 a son Robert Francis To Mr and Mrs Arthur Rekers Cedar Falls March 29 a son Paul Lee A Japanese industry making progress in extracting vegetable wax expanding into foreign markets.
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Herman Mixdorf
Waterloo
Herry
Fred Koehn
Columbia
Ira Edward
and Mirs
Lewis Mullen
Manson
Maria
Ross Baldwin
Conger
Marcella
Frank W. Manske
Irving
Robert Francis
Arthur KR. Rekers
Cedar Falls
Paul Lee
British Prime Minister Warns of Global Perils and Deliberation
In a broad postwar appeal, Prime Minister Lloyd George urged patient, calm deliberation on the League of Nations as nations confront Balkan and Russian issues, stressing Britain would not intervene internal affairs. He praised labor leader George Barnes and warned against sowing distrust while noting the complex Baltic and central European disputes.
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Newa
England
France
Hare
al Lands
George Nicoll Barnes
Society of Nations
League of Nations
Europe
Lloyd George
Balkans
Russia
Britain
Egartier
Germany
U. S.europe
United States
Presi
Lloyd George Warns Allies Against Dissent in Peace Talks
In a Commons address Premier Lloyd George defended allied unity at the Paris peace talks. He argued premature publication of terms would embolden enemies, urged a just stern peace, and warned against sowing distrust among France, Britain, America and Italy. He pledged to stand by all ally pledges and to return to Paris if needed. The speech drew a cautious welcome as the Prince of Wales attended, and diplomats observed the proceedings.
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Dent Wilson
Lloyd George
Franco
Germany
House of Commons
Paris
Great Britain
France
America
Italy
Times
Daily Mail
Europe
Loyd George
Prince of Wales
John W. Davis
Your Fair Share of Victory Bonds Easily Ascertained
Slips printed for the fifth Victory Liberty loan show expected subscriptions match the fourth issue. Those who bought 50 to 150 last autumn will subscribe the same, while 200 to 400 last autumn rise to up to 240, and higher amounts taper toward 10 000 with a spring quota of 7 500. If 2 000 was bought then, at least 1 500 will be expected now.
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Victory
Liberty Loan
Jessen
East City District GE raises teacher salaries by 24 percent
The East Independent district board of education approved a 10 month wage scale boosting average teacher pay by 24 percent. High school staff must hold degrees and at least one year teaching experience. grade teachers need education certificates and one year experience. Existing raises tied to qualifications. nine and a half months pay previously. An extra half month boosts annual earnings by about 150 to 200 dollars, increasing payroll by about 21,000 dollars. A Highland residents committee urged a new school due to danger crossing tracks near McKinley.
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Board of Education of the East Independent
Cones
School Board East
Alighland
Board of Education
Stanley Moore
Arthur Fowler
W. Robertson
F.C. Liffring
D. 3. Ramage
Burr Lichty
C. F. Altstadt
B. W. Schuneman
J. R. Howard
McKinley
Highland
Police Notes and Local Incidents Reported
An officers' school is called for Wednesday afternoon with all patrolmen not on boat to attend. Four homeless men sought shelter and a bed in cells last night. there were three sleepers tonight. Dr Sidney D Satth's automobile on Fowler street yesterday was run into by Mussett, causing damage to both cars, per official report. One lonely drunk occupied a cell last night and was the only prisoner before the bar this morning, classified habitual and given the limit. Fred Mosher accused of fighting and beating his half brother B.
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Sidney D. Satth
Fowler Street
Mussett
Fred Mosher
Jand
Do You Want To Find Relief For Rheumatism
A patient account promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder for rheumatism. It claims permanent relief by strengthening blood, nerves, and digestion, citing Mrs Wesley King of Lafayette Indiana and urging readers to buy by mail or local druggist.
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Wesley King
South 24Th Street
Lafayette
Ind
Dr. Williams
Hope Farm Sold for 260 An Acre in Maine
A Maine farm named Hope, four miles west of town on First Street, was sold this morning for 260 dollars an acre to H R Brown. The sale follows local interest in promoting industry and fish supply for the nation.
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Maine
Hope Farm
Itselim- Cedar Malls
First Street
H.R. Brown
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