IAGOMA SHIPYARD TRIKE DEMANDS FRAMED FOR PILZ
Tacoma reports a finite proposition to end the shipyard strike. The measure, involving 14,000 workers, is to be submitted to Charles Piez of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Delegates from Seattle plan to urge San Francisco unions to join Seattle metal workers in a strike for original coast shipyard demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Praxs
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Piez
Essa
San Francisco
Seattle
Sree
Seattle Fetal Trades Council
Iron Trades Council of Sanfrancisco
Union of Sanrancisco
Butte
Mont
Silver Bow Trades and Abor
American Federation of Abor
Fetal Mine Workers Union
Indecndent
Metal Mine Workers’ Son No. 800
Industrial Workers of the World
Tony
Tutte
American Federation of Labor Union
Jerome
Aviz
Son of Waterloo Man Loses Arm in Regular Army Service
Captain Johan Enos, son of John G. Enos of 912 Riehl Street, Waterloo, Iowa, served in the artillery and rose from private to captain during the Spanish American War era. He has lost an arm but reports he is progressing satisfactorily in California where he is stationed as part of the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Waterloo
Johan Enos
John G. Enos
Riehl Street
Enos
E Dubuque High School
Troop Transport Docked. 2084 Arrive in New York
The transport Stockholm arrived from Brest with 3084 American troops including 363rd Infantry Regiment units of the 98th Division and 854th transportation corps. Colored detachments from Maryland Town and Mississippi were aboard, along with officers, nurses, civilians, and 869th regiment commander Col William Hayward indicating a third battalion would depart on the Regina later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Stockholm
Brest
Geld
363Th Infantry
Transportation Corps
Maryland
Mississippi
William Hayward
869Th
15Th
New York National Guard
Regina
722, 249 Wounded U. S. Soldiers in Hospitals Apply for Education
Washington February 14 There were 12 249 wounded soldiers in U S hospitals registered in December for education or other instruction by military authorities A surgeon general statement shows 3917 in handicraft work not able to work in shops instruction to be received in wards 669 for academic study in wards Shop and trade courses attracted 2010 men commercial subjects 1137 agriculture 444 recreation courses 1642 others were easyruring in 218 army hospitals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Oneral
Fox
Social Club Meetings and Civic Group Notes
Numerous local clubs met at homes and hotels for luncheons and programs. Mrs. Wagner hosted Q. W. club. Primrose and Book and Needle clubs held gatherings. Pine Arts and Daughters discussed committees and officers. Lincoln birthday events featured talks. Parent-Teacher Association and Chautauqua circles held sessions. visitors from Cedar Rapids and Des Moines attended.
Among the Churches Social and meeting notes
First Baptist Young Married People's class met with Mr and Mrs A J Cornwell for a brief business session and social time. Blanche Sippel was chosen chair of the social committee after Ray mond Addington resigned. Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Workers class met with Mrs A C Preston. garments prepared for the Social Welfare league. Logan Avenue Missionary Society met with Mrs Scott Stauffacher for study and business. St Marys Sewing circle meets tomorrow with hostesses Mrs Pint Ritz and Mrs Gogerty. St Mark Episcopal Altar guild met with Mrs Russell Sieg for business and social time. eleven women attended. Burton Avenue Baptist Woman's circle met at Mrs Ray Lewis home with 20 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
s @axys
A.J. Cornwell
Blanche Sippel
Raymond Addington
Strunk
Doris
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster
A. C. Preston
Social Welfare League
St. Mark's Episcopal
Russel Sieg
Burton Avenue
Ray Lewis
5000 Troops Aboard Three Transports for U S
Five thousand troops aboard the cruisers Pueblo and Montana and the transport La Touraine sailed from France and are due in New York by February 21. Gen Pershing lists units headed to Camp Dix Camp Upton and other camps including infantry, headquarters troops, machine gun battalion, and detachment from South Dakota national guard with several casuals. Pocahontas diverted to Newport News for about February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pueblo
Montana
la Touraine
France
New York
Pershing
War Department
Puebla
161St Infantry
Camp Dix
62Nd Infantry
Gordon
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Illnois
Regeular Army
Touraine
Second Army
Camp Upton
Second Army Corps
Upton
Dodge
Dix
Grant
Sevier
Sherman
41St
Shelby
Beauregard, Devens, Gordon and Lewis
South Dakota National Guard
77Th ‘Division
Camps Upton Land Dodge
Pocahontas
Newport News
Allies order Poles and Germans to cease hostilities
London reports that allied governments have ordered Poles and Germans to halt fighting. Paris notes proposals to shorten armistice terms to ten days before the supreme war council. Wilson sails from Brest to New York as France and Britain monitor developments in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Supreme War Council
Wilson
Brest
New York
Reuter
United States
Washington
D. C
Tours
France
Weimar
National Assembly
Rondon
Arme
Spa
Bolshevitch
Vienna
Warsaw
Siuys Occeupy Bialystok
Corder
Nearing Freed After Prosecution Fails to Link Conspiracy
New York February 12 A government case against former university professor Scott Nearing and the American Socialist Society for conspiracy to obstruct the war program collapsed after the prosecution could not prove criminal collaboration in the pamphlet The Great Madness. Judge Mayer dismissed two counts, while others alleging insubordination and obstructing recruitment stood. Nearing testified the work argued wars arise from economic rivalries and critiqued World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scott Nearing
American Socialist Society
Nearing
Seymour Stedman
Mayer
United States
Local ice firms vow sufficient supply for summer
R. M. Gibson of Artificial Ice & Fuel Co assures Waterloo residents that two local ice firms will meet all needs next summer. The Ninth street East plant runs at full capacity, with excess ice stored for future use as production will be increased to ensure no shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gibson
Artificial Ice & Fuel Company
Waterloo
Mr. Gibson
Ninth Street East
Nuinetous Inquirers
Manual Training Work Featured in Magazines
The current issues of the Industrial Arts magazine and the Manual Training magazine showcase wire chairs, retained and refinished, and toys crafted by eighth grade students in the manual training department at Washington School. Godfrey Messer, school principal, oversees the project. A brief article by W. I. White, manual training instructor at East High, is also included. The South African society has recently formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Arts Magazing
Manual Training Magazine
Manual Training
Washington Schol
Evening Claysns
Godfrey Messer
W. I W. White
East High School
Japanese Plan for Siberian Rail Traffic Adopted
Acting Secretary Polk announced the United States and Japan have endorsed a plan to restore Siberian railway traffic to aid civilians. An inter allied committee will supervise the Siberian system including the Chinese Eastern railway with a Russian chairman. A technical board led by John St Stevens will handle railway management while a military board coordinates transport for allied troops in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Polk
State Department
United States
Siberia
Japan
Russia
China
Siberian
Great Britain
France
Italy
John St. Stevens
American Railway Commission
Sberia
Stevens
Belgian Labor Refuses Work Amid Hardship in Brussels
Correspondent reports in Brussels that conditions and prices are extreme after the war. Food costs surge with coffee at $5 per pound, meat and butter high, and daily meals expensive. Shops close or have little to sell as inflation bites and unemployment funds strain workers’ resilience. Streets fill with crowds as work falters and entertainment expands under economic stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Aserden
Belgian War Turmoil Strains Railways And Communications
A report describes widespread destruction by German forces in Belgium. Rail lines between Adenkoarke, Bruges, and Ghent were cut in several places, with rails severed by a specialized cutting tool. Slow, limited train service resumes, but journeys take hours instead of minutes, hindering provisioning and raising prices. Belgians and Belgians’ restoration efforts are noted as rivals in a difficult reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolghui
Adenkoarke
Bruges
Ghent
Belgium
Victoriay Manquet Lyman 4 Howe's uaw Travelfestival at Waterloo
The Waterloo theatre hosts a vivid travel festival described as a pictorial banquet offering diverse scenes from Yellowstone to Alpine, Italian skies, Canadian wilds, and army insignia. Tonight at the Garden theatre, Chas Peterson and Laurence Wall coordinate a joint show with Ike Mika and company performing 15 minutes before curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoriay Manquet
Lyman
Howe
Uaw
Waterloo Theatre
Yellowstone Nation Park
Washington
Alps
Canadian
United States Army
Howe Entertainments
Waterloo
Garden Theatre
Chas. Peterson
The
Garden
Laurence P. Wall
Vampire Girls Company
Ike
Mika
John H. Obick
Palace and Plaza Theatres Show Busy Vaudeville Run
At the Guilden Theatre the world's greatest cartoonist will appear while Chick from the Orpheum circuit headlines a top vaudeville act. The Palace offers Bersie Love in My Great Adventure and Martin Johnson Cannibals of the South Seas. The Plaza features The Girl With No Regrets with Signa Herrick and the Crystal presents Fill the Trail Holliday with Marguerite Clayton in a George M. Cohan vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chick
Orpheum
Guilden Theatre
Bersie Love
Martin Johnson
South
Ltda
Menry Kitchell Webstar
Mvely Percy Oyland
Plaza Theatre
Miss Wyland
Signa Herrick
Bigna
Signe
Plaza
George M. Cohan
Jt Theatre
New York
Mr. Cohan
Marguerite Clayton
Burr Jason
The
Crystal
Damling Promises Dandruff Cure With Arvon Solution
Advertisement claims four ounces of ordinary arvon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp application. Overnight results include reduced flaking and itching, with three to four more treatments claimed to destroy all signs of dandruff and improve hair texture. Liquid arvon available at drug stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iagoma Shipyard
PILZ
Attle Metal.Council
Rey
Uase
Lawrence
Mass
MMW
Higber
Iowa
Ion Transport
U. S
Hnems
A. BE. Wagner
Q. W. . Club
Luner
Frank Wood
Utre Nous Club
M. T. McDermott
D. D. Reading Circle
Max Gesser
Woods
Miss Bannister
Mmes
GC. W. Mullan
J. H. Lamson
C. O. Lamson
Book and Needle Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Primrose Club
Frank Dill
L. J. Filloon
Ingersoll
A. Cuspman
J. A. Carnahan
Cedar Rapids
Pine Arts
L Fine Arts
Woman's Club
Hassell-Lamgon
Mies
H. W. Sigworth
J. R. Macartney
Clair Parker
C. E. Magee
A Waterbury
Helens Galliett
T. R. McCoy
Jessie Cooley
Floyd Chamberlain
H. E H. Magee
Patti Lindner
Carolyn Johnser
Catherine Sedgwick
Bruce Galloway
Lindner
J. Covell
Parent-Teacher Association
John Fiske School
T. J. Bilis
Elizabeth Corning
Manette Bell
Miss Neville
A. J. Woodring
J. O. Berggren
James Filson
J. T. Nicol
J.H. Blethen
E. R. Mayer
Norman Bell
S. M. Hull
B. H. Cutler
Sons of Veterans
Lincoln
G. D. Serrill
A.J. van Doren
Kathryn Flynn
Cecil Bagley
Tullaria
Genevieve Higgins
Oneida Street
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
FP. L. Benedict
Temple Rebekah Valentine
Clable
Fourth Street
Melon Gowd Auxilary Shimble
Boo
Julius
New Century
Roanoke
Home Makers
Itisl Church
Clite Chela
George Alexander
Sarah Mueleer
XX Club
Sions
Helen Murray
Jack Barry
Des Moines
Robert McNamara
Fort Dodge
Walter Gable
Sioux City
Chautauqua
Columbia
Ireland
I Great Britain
Asia
Daughters of the American Revuolation
W. BR. Coie
Logan Avenue
Missionary So-ciety
United Fovangelical Church
Scott Stauffacher
Bb. Mary's
the Sewing Circle
Ae Auditorium
Mmes. J. Pint
Ritz
J. A. Gogerty
Hos
U.S
J. Grandjean’s Bootery
Lt Main St. Cedar Pytts, Fa
American Society of Friends
American Friends
Joazue
Towan
Chicago
August Bolinger
Marshalltown
Bolinger
Av Nn
J. Grandjean
Bottery
Main St
Cedar Jalls, Ta
Club House
Santos
Hartong’s Grocery
Logan Ave
Franklin St
First National Bank
C. #. Fowler
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