Labor conference to discuss U S industrial issues
Seventeen men from business and public life gathered in Washington to confer on the country's industrial situation as part of President Wilson's effort to revise ways to settle ongoing strains in industry. The roster includes former officials, lawyers, and economists with no single group dominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Wilson
Eitcher
Organized Labor
Go Labor
Thomas W. Gregory
Austin
Tex
Armer
George W. Wickersham
Tait
Oscar 8.Traus
New York
Roosevelt
Frank Taussig
Washington
Allege
United States Tariff Commision
Samuel W. McCall
Boston
Uwyer
Massa
Herbert Hoover
Martin
Glynn
Albany
J. ©. Stuart
Virginia
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
George T. Slade
St., Paul
A. BE. F
Tulius Rosenwald
Chicago
O. D. Young
Henry J. Waters
Kansastate College of Agriculture
Staney King
Ember Council of National Defense Ng
W. _ Robison
Pasadena
Ormer
United States Shiping Board
Richard, Hooker
Mringfield
Mags
French Urge U6 to Stay Until Protocol Is Signed
Paris dispatch reports French representatives at the peace conference urge American delegates to delay departure until the protocol to implement the Germany peace treaty is signed. German ratifications were set for exchange today but no clear German plan on signing the protocol. French circles believe a U.S. withdrawal now would be read in Germany as an abandonment of the talks.
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Paris
Germany
Althod
Supreme Council
United States
Associated. Press
Waterloo May Receive Berth in Three-I Baseball League
Waterloo may gain a franchise in the Three-I League as the league president Al Tearney sent a letter to Rotarians for fans. The meeting covered census concerns and bylaws for officer elections while a five‑team bowling league began. Visitors included Frank Booth and others.
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Waterloo
al Tearney
Rotary
Anson T. Hakill
Po|itians
George W. Wuntles
Frank M. Booth
Yoraythe, Mont
Dr. Louis To Cure Vw
G.C. Brown
W. If. Ogle
Glenn O" Brown
Francie Simpson
Effort to Snare Jenkins in Legal Maze Charged
The United States denounces Mexican notes on consular agent Jenkins as a deliberate attempt to ensnare him in legal traps. It argues no credible evidence supports the charge of false swearing and calls for Jenkins’s release amid concerns over safe treatment and adequate protection in Puebla.
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Mexico City
William Q. Jenkins
Puebla
United States
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Mexico
Altho
Ita
Jquest
Reuking
Nital
Fy Frere
Taylor, Mo
Don Sung boosts hen egg yield at cold tests
Testimony from Henry Davis of Newport News Virginia claims 19 hens now lay 7 to 8 eggs daily after using Don Sung, a Chinese egg laying aid. The ad promises a 30 day trial with money back if results aren’t pay, and offers the product via drugstores or by mail from Burrell Brugger Co in Indianapolis.
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Don Sung
Henry Davis
30Th St
Newport News
Burrellugger Co
Columbia
Indianapolis
Ind
Waterloo Hotels Well Supplied With Coal Amid Cold Spell
Waterloo hotels report ample coal stockpiles during the cold snap. The Russell Samson sdl holds enough fuel to last weeks, Levingston warns of contingency heating if supply falls short. The ILLs hotel has three weeks, Miner about a week to 10 days, Martin secured a 30 day reserve.
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Waterloo
Russell Samson Sdl
Levingston
Guy
Martin
Spy Cases Due to Be Called to Trial in U S Court
The trial of 33 Industrial Workers of the World members charged under the espionage act is set in federal court at Kansas City. Fifteen defendants are jailed in Kansas. the rest are on bond. All were arrested during the war.
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U.S
Associated Press
Kansas City
Industrial Workers of the World
Kan
Defansa
Kansas
World: King Emmanuel Opens Italian Parliament in War to Peace Move
In Rome King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena entered the parliament for the opening session. The king urged unity and collaboration for the nation’s good and praised the army and navy for wartime service as Italy begins postwar reconstruction and frontier considerations.
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Associated Press
Howe
Victor Himmanuel
Nuth
Roy Voie
Rome
Emmanuel
Queet Helena
Italy
Adriatic
Fragmented political remarks on imperialism and populist movement
The text quotes a speaker defending native populations and European peace while opposing imperialistic aims. It notes sympathy for popular movements and calls for democratic cooperation among nations in foreign policy, with emphasis on restraint and protection of minorities.
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Europe
Sudden Death of Rev Bowles Pastor Antioch
Rev J W Bowles died suddenly at his residence on Dough street this morning. Death caused by asthma heart trouble and complications. He had pastored the Antioch colored Baptist Church for five years. Survived by widow two children three brothers and no sisters.
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J. W. Bowles
Goo Dough Street
Aftaro
Brness
Bowles
Jie
Dentists, mouthwash, and odd oil mixups in Cleveland
A fragmentary tale from Cleveland notes a man visiting a dentist who advised a mouthwash and liniment, leading to a mixup with Leaver oil. He claims it relieved tooth pain just as promised while the oil note remained. A local figure is described as Mrs. Laura Ittrieh, deputy mistress of the city dog pound.
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Cleveland
Charlenertholer
Denter
Laura Ittrieh
Uty Dog Pound
Pan Motor salesman held in $20,000 bond for probe
H. 8. Wigle of Spokane Washington head stock salesman for the Pan Motor company was ordered held to the grand jury on bonds of $20,000 by federal Judge Landis on a charge of perjury Wigle is one of the defendants on trial to defend charges of using the mails to defraud
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Chicago
Wigle
Spokane
Wash
Pan Motor Company
Landis
Danderine Hair Advertisement Promises Thick Gorgeous Hair
An old ad touts Danderine as a quick fix for falling hair and dandruff. A small bottle costs a few cents and is rubbed into the scalp to stop hair loss, reduce flakes, and promote strong long hair with gloss.
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Idje
Ona Crawford Beinke
Phonan Black Tar
Waterloo Hotels
Rev
Antioch
PAN
Priscilla
Morris
Winsor
Doll Cabs
Reed
Nichols & Gates
Aeolian Vocalion
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