Irish Nationalists and their Attitude Against Conscription
A foreign press report from London describes Irish Nationalists opposing conscription in Britain and criticizes their stance amid World War I. It portrays their actions as aiding German interests, notes their demand for home rule, and discusses the government’s response and implications for democracy and American views.
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London
House of Commons
France
Asquith
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Rus Siia
America
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ireland
Parnell
Redmond
Rogland
Commonwealth
Nationalist Party
Sinn
Royal Irish of
Pictorial History of Iowa War Photo Appeal Issued
The War Department and state council of defense seek a complete photographic record of Iowa’s war effort. George C. Welker, deputy auditor and Black Hawk reserve enrolment agent, will forward usable images to Des Moines. Submissions should include captions and brief scene descriptions.
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War Department
State Council of Defense
Iowa
George C. Welker
Black Hawk
United States Public Service Reserve
Des Moines
Red Cross
The
Food Administration
Private Elmer Sorenson Buried at Rowley
April 18 Independence News reports funeral services for Private Elmer Sorenson held at Rowley Danish church. He died April 12 of scarlet fever at Camp Greene Charlotteville after enlisting June 25 1917. He was 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. d. C. Sorenson.
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Independence
Elmer Sorenson
Rowley
Sons of Veterans
Hodel
Liberty
Filmer Sorenson
D. C
Warl S Taylor Weds East of City in Prominent Family Tie
Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home east of the city a marriage united Warl S Taylor, son of Senator T B Taylor, and a member of last year’s graduating class. The service was read by Rev. T E Taylor, groom’s father, and the couple will live at the Taylor home. The notice also references a separate Kenyon case in which Mindis Central seeks a new trial after multiple trials and appeals, and a county seed corn effort led by County Agent Kee with a carload of seed corn from Woodbury county tested by Ames authorities.
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Warl S. Taylor
Rev
T. E. Taylor
T. B. Taylor
Taylor
Kenyon
Mullan
Waterloo
Mindls Central
Ales
Kenyan
Nashua
BEC
Supreme, Court
Kee
State College Authorities
Armes
Woodbury
Unceasing Misery From Kidney Trouble Warns Readers
The ad warns of constant kidney pain and related symptoms for many sufferers and urges using Doan's Kidney Pills as the first line of defense. It cites Waterloo testimony from Miss Eliza Call of Dearborn Avenue describing severe kidney pain, dizziness, and fatigue relieved after one box. Promotes 60 cent price at dealers.
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Besin
Dean
Waterloo
Eliza Call
Dearborn Ave
Doan
Ges Doan
Miss Call
Milburn Co
Buffalo
War Lecture Aids Worthy Home Movement Progress
Private Paat will lecture next Thursday to aid the Workers in the Social Welfare league. Ada M. Palmar says 153 family groups were aided last month, 96 received personal service from trained social workers, creating self-supporting, independent families. The movement shifts from mere alms to constructive aid reducing dependence.
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Hru
Paat
Social Welfare League
Ada M. Palmar
Vinol credited with curing Mrs Thayer’s bronchitis letter
West Somerville Massachusetts reader Mrs Thayer describes severe bronchitis with cough loss of appetite and sleep. After failing other remedies Vinol restored appetite stopped the cough and rebuilt strength enabling housework again. The ad claims Vinol is a constitutional cod liver and iron remedy with formula on every bottle and lists distributors Wangier Bros Cruegists C J Miller Waterloo and other drug stores.
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Wangier Bros. Co
Cruegists
C. J. Miller
Waterloo
Waterloo Citizen Helps Destitute Family Rebuilds Independence
Over four years a league pursues sympathy for the destitute with a policy of personal service to lift families from poverty. Cash expenditures are part of a broader plan to reestablish the family in normal independent living as a model of sustained aid.
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Kivery Waterloo
Waterloo volunteer urged to aid social welfare drive
Fragmentary plea describes a local helper in Waterloo urged to promote the Social Welfare League, assist with personal service, and broaden community awareness to support BAY city workers and distressed residents. The text emphasizes civic duty and collective effort.
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Social Welfare League
Evry
Waterloo
Bay
Liberty Loan pledge drives Nation to Victory
Message urges all citizens to support the Third Liberty Loan with oversubscription. It proclaims every worker as fighting in the war and calls for rapid sacrifice to fund ships, food, guns, powder, transports, airplanes, and new armies for the front in France.
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France
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Benjamin Chapin
Democracy
D. B. Phelps
Jefferson St. Waterloc
Gil
Waterloo Eruit & Commission
Pert
Brest
Francis
Beverly Bayne
Hearst-Pathe News
Camp Dodge Pictures
Pedsson
Asc
Quakertown
Ned Neston
Irene Williams
Ziegfeldian
George and
Paul
Hickman
Trish
Hannah
Lizzie B. Raymond
Ohios
Red River Valley
Baker
Minn
Belanteec
West Fifth Street
Earle Williams
Anita Stewart
Henry B. Walthall
Mary Charleson
Mary Anderson Ea Ery
Lillian Walker
Lois Wilson
Mary Charlson
Henry B
Walthall
Keystone
Sutcliffe Reo Auto Company
West Side Vulcanizing Company
A. G. Stewart Auto Tire Company
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