Berne Conference Protest on War and Socialist Future
Albert Thomas a French Socialist proposed at the Berne gathering that the agenda should begin with the responsibility for the war and the future of Socialism. The motion argues for punishment of governments and socialists who aided war and calls for a society of nations built on trust and international public faith.
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Associated Press
Berne
Albert Thomas
War Council
Society of Nations
Internationale
Europe
German Plan Seen in Socialist Conference
Paris reports the Herne Socialist conference follows a German plan to aid Germany in recovering from defeat and evading indemnities, with spokesmen Charles Edward Russell and William English Walling of the Socialist League commenting on the strategy. Ads and unrelated health claims follow.
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Paris
Europe
Germany
Charles Edward Russell
William English Walling
Social Democratic League of the
United States
iKnowlton
Sinn Fein Chief De Valera Reported Escaped in England
A morning report claimed Prof. Edward De Valera, Sinn Fein leader, escaped from internment in England. Confirmation was not yet obtained. He was detained after British rounds up Sinn Fein leaders. elected to parliament and named as Sinn Fein delegate to a peace conference.
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Sinn Fein
Valera
Associated Press
London
Edward de Valera
England
de Valera
Germany
Ireland
Sinn
Disabled Soldiers Sought for Vocational Education
The local exemption board requests the names and addresses of all officers, soldiers, sailors or marines disabled and interested in vocational education. Data sought include disability nature, former occupation, and current employment. The government offers a free training course with at least $65 monthly pay.
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Federal Board of Vocational Education
Washington, D. C
French Socialist delegates outline steps for Berne conference
Paris notes that the French delegation to the Berne socialist conference publishes a tote of steps to ensure effective work. They call for guarantees from parties that engagements will be kept a clear definition of conditions for a just peace and repudiation of Bolshevism. The note also notes Belgian officials absence weakens decisive resolutions.
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Paris
Havas
Berne
Two Business Changes on Sycamore Street
John Boeller renews his lease of the roof space in the First National Bank building and plans to move Boeller's Made-to-Measure Clothes to a remodeled room on March 1 from 226 Fourth Street East. Roy C. Boemcke buys The Family Shoe Store at 619 Sycamore Street, remaining in the same location after a prior grocery run at 514 Lafayette Street.
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John Boeller
Boeller
First National Bank
Sycamore Street
Fourth Street
W. C. Kohl & Son
Roy C. Boemcke
Boemcke
Lafayette Street
Woman Recovers After Seven Months of Pain
Mrs S J Semler of Troy recounts severe displacement pain and weakness lasting over seven months before two doctors advised surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports full recovery and resumed housework, urging others to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Troy, N
S. J. Ssamler
5Th Ave
Troy
Gets-It corn remover promises quick, easy relief
An advertisement extols Gets-It as the world’s top corn remedy, peeling corns and calluses in seconds with no bandages or wrapping. It claims immediate relief, simple use, and a money back guarantee, manufactured by E. Lawrence & Co Chicago and sold locally in Waterloo.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
Wangler Bros
C. J. Millar
Strickler's Pharmacy
City eyes two Cedar River bridges and a community building
The Waterloo city council committee and city engineer plan two concrete bridges across the Cedar River at Sans Souci and Black Hawk creeks linking Miles street and Westfield avenue. They will seek bond funding within tax limits and issue bids after Monday’s council session. A special committee will study a large Cedar River community building project with local business and labor leaders.
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W. D. Johnson
Cedar River
Sans Souci
Black Hawk S
Miles Street
Westfield Avenue
Johnson
Utuwings
Rt. C. Thompson
Yestere Jaay
Rk. C. Thompson
Syholrman
T. C. Leeper
City Council
Puthill
Waterloo Commercial Club
John Swift
Chamber Jet Commerce
P. N. Stufflebeam
iCentral Labor Union
Entering Military Service Counts for Homestead Credit
Washington on Feb 4 reports that service to the army, navy or marine corps during the Mexican border crisis and World War I would count as credit for homestead entries under a forthcoming bill. The note emphasizes how military service could affect eligibility and benefits.
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Boredeil Jevice
Washington, D. C
Urmy
Navy
Marine Corps
Germany
Land tenure privilege extended to veterans in stalled bill
The measure paused today by the House and sent to the Senate grants veterans of Civil War and Spanish American War a privilege where time of service is treated as occupation and cultivation of land similarly to past policy.
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House
Ito
Senate
Ias
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