Europe Yawns At Proofing Of Kings And Talk Of Wars
Central Europe grows skeptical of Russia rumors and secret treaties between France and Russia. Reports claim negotiations with Britain over Afghanistan, Trotsky's ambitions, and bolshevist moves. yet German, British, and Italian leaders respond with calm. Europeans weary of war threats, warning signs fade as Russia’s image shifts and attention drifts.
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Associated
Prores
Berlin
Europe
Russia
France
England
Afghanistan
Communist
Trotsky
Lenin
Moscow
Tsurope
Germany
Soviet
Wa- Tope
Vesuvius
Central Europe
Soviet Russia
Noneco-Operators of India Encouraged by Nat'l Congress
Cocanada, India February 3 The thirty eighth session of the Indian national congress showed renewed resolve to win complete self government. Non-co-operators gained victories in government elections increasing unity in provincial councils to majorities in three. Mohammed Ali presided and urged unity and cooperation with Asiatic neighbors. He promised self government once nationalists are willing to die for their country. Gandhi, then imprisoned, was likened to Jesus in arms and suffering.
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Cocanada
India
Indian National Congress
Mohammed Ali
Congress
Gandhi
Ieader
Jesus
Masonic Orders Hear E G Williams Address
E G Williams of Colfax Iowa will speak on Who Best Can Work at a special meeting of Waterloo lodge 105 and Martin lodge 624 A W and A M at the Masonic temple Tuesday at 7 34 p m. The event is arranged through the grand lodge service committee of Iowa.
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E.G. Williams
Colfax
Waterloo Lodge
Martin Lodge
A.W
A. Ai
Masonic Temple
Masonic Service Committee
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Janesville Five Defeats Plainfield In Close Basketball
Janesville High School beat Plainfield 8 to 3 on Plainfield’s floor with a tight guard play. Janesville led 2 to 0 at half and stretched the margin by three quarters, Plainfield scoring its three points in the final minute. Washington Party hosts held a birthday luncheon with Mrs. George Thrower. Ed Whitaker sang with pianist Barbara Grings.
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Janesville
Janesville High School
Plainfield
Janesville Ted
Washington
George Thrower
Cedar Heights
Ed Whitaker
Barbara Grings
Bohemian Violinist to Aid Teachers College Loan Fund
Milan Lusk, Bohemian violinist, will give a concert at the Iowa State Teachers College auditorium at 8 15 p m Monday to raise funds for the student loan fund. A Vienna Akademie graduate, he studied under Sevick and counts a war era Vienna debut with the Tonkuenstler orchestra and Prague Philharmonic among his credits. He has toured America and has been praised by Chicago critic Herman Devries for his old world violin style and Paganini-like tone.
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Milan Lusk
Iowa State Teachers College
Lusk
Vienna Akademie
Sevick
Skubelik
Morini
Torius
Striser Valery
Vienna
Tonkuenstler Orchestra
Oskar Nedbal
Prague
The
Philharmonic
Red Cross
America
Herman Devries
Chicago
Jie
Paganini
Cedar Falls News Desk Contact Details
George H. Twaddle, resident news representative in Cedar Falls, is listed with the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Street. Telephone 12, office hours 9 to 5, at 111 West Fourth, Cedar Falls.
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George H. Twaddle
Cedar Fall
Waterloo
Friends Celebrate Quinby Silver Anniversary in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls on February 23, Alden Quinby hosted a surprise party for twenty five relatives and friends to mark his and Abts Quinby’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Out‑of‑town guests included William Caley New Hartford Myr Quinby Atr and Mrs Claude Wolth and daughter Earl Quinby Waterloo. The event featured silverware gifts and a purse of silver from the company. Washington’s Birthday observances also included a Black Hawk Chapter D of the American Revolution event with readings and an address by Roger Leavitt, and a Colonial Party hosted by the Home Social Literary Club at the Perry residence with readings and piano selections.
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Cedar Falls
Abts
Alden Quinby
Main Street
William Caley
New Hartford
Myr
Claude Wolth
Earl Quinby
Waterloo
D. A
Washington
Black Hawk
Daughters of the American Revelation
Frances Jackson
Charley Wood
John Voorhees
Colonial Party
Home
College Hill
J. E. Perry
Margaret Porter
Aliss
Janet Fenn
Local notices and social items from La Porte City
The La Porte City Bulletin reports on residents and events including visits by George Banger and family, a Caldwell superintendent staying with his brother Theo Rae, Doris Rae visiting from Town City, John Gill’s funeral in Waterloo, George Banger Jr visiting his sister in Itawa City, J. R. McCoy visiting Waterloo, a Republican county convention in Waterloo, Eleanor Knight arriving from Chicago to visit her parents, W. Rober's week in Dundee, a town conference basketball game, and a C. T. club party hosted by Mrs. Fred Anderson with 500 and a radio concert plus refreshments.
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Tiaho
Jan Porte City
Caldwell
Ida
Theo. Rae
Rae
Doris
State University
Town City
George Banger, Jr
Itawa
City
George Crum
J. R. McCoy
G. J. Stainbrook
Waterloo
GG. Triem
Esher
George Banger
Catharine G. McQuilkin
CA. Brust
Waterioo
Aliiss Eleanor Knight
Chicago
la Porte City
Harry Knight
W. Rober
Dundee
Town tUnnels
Fred Anderson
C. T. Club
Marjorie
Officials Belong to Walk to Work Club in Capital
Washington dispatch notes high government officials, led by President Coolidge, walk daily to stay fit as most own cars. Hughes walks three miles daily, Mellon uses a car but walks, Taft hoofs it to the Supreme Court, and many lawmakers trek up Massachusetts Avenue. Hoover promotes Better Homes week to aid families with low income, stressing affordable home ownership. Local item: Emma Stacker sale of Cedar Falls home at 1115 Twenty Third Street for 39,250.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Bank of the Potomac
White House
Washington Monument
Mellon
Secretary of State
Hughes
Berretary Mellon
Treasury
Mallon
Taft
Supreme Court
Capitol
Massachusetts Avenue
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Better Faomas | of America
Three Cedar Heights Girls Win Black Hawk Honors in Declamation
Three Cedar Heights School girls, all ninth graders, swept first honors in the Black Hawk county declamation contest with wins in oratorical dramatic and humorous classes. Kiva Stout, Edel Jensen, and Nuth Orth each received gold medals. Cedar Heights earned a silver cup for the school.
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Cedar Heights
Black Hawk
Dunkerton
Finchford
Hudson
LaPorte City
Orange
Cedar Weights
LaPorte Oley
No Night Too Chill on Prospect Hill for Cars That Sleep at Curb
A lively Prospect Boulevard feature describes cars queuing along Prospect Hill in all seasons. Residents note curbside parking nuisances and the romance of nocturnal motorists, with tales of parked cars seemingly alive on cold winter nights and evasive drivers circling for vacancies amid winter chills.
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Prospect Hill
Prospect Boulevard
Burt Prospect Boulevard
Mercury
Pittsburgh Firm Proposes Building Big New School
Harbison Walker Refractories of Pittsburgh plans a central, modern school building to replace five old district structures. The proposal, led by Hamilton Stuart, would consolidate all local children under one roof with a large auditorium and enhanced teaching staff, bearing all construction costs.
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Lstriers
Harbison
Walker Refractories Company
Pitttsburgh
Mamilton Stuart
Refractories Company
Stuart
Berlin Commutation Tickets At Bargain Rates
Berlin reports that a third class commutation ticket can be bought on the first day of each month for 40 cents and used for four weeks. The ticket is shown to a gate attendant on entry or exit, with no record kept of usage.
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Berlin
Roumania Fearful Oil Export Industry Menaced with Ruin
Bucharest reports a shift to world market pricing under a new petroleum law, threatening domestic profits. Crude production rose to 16.5 million barrels in 1923 from 9.59 million in 1922, with refined exports at 2 million barrels, while 1912 volumes reached 7.09 million. If trends continue, Roumania may stop exporting oil in a few years.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Im Roumania
Kallon Wach
Houmania
OWA PIONEER OF WEST TO BE HONORED BY STATUE
Puyallup Washington February 23 Bera Meeker pioneer of the Oregon Trail is to have a bronze statue in Pioneer park. The statue honors his oxen team treks east and his role in the exodus to the Oregon country. Seattle sculptor Alonzo Victor Lewis is crafting the monument. Meeker celebrated his ninety third birthday December 20.
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Seattle
Meeker
Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Fat Loss Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a painless, healthful method to shed excess fat without dieting or exercise. Readers are urged to send one dollar to Marmola Company in Detroit for a box to take after meals and at night until desired weight is reached.
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Marmola Company
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
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State Association of Baptist Churches
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Stockholm
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P. C. Mentaer
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John Fearer
Toronto
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K. C
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National Education Association
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Fred D. Cram
Elmer Ritter
Macy Campbell
M. J. Wilcox
E. W. Goetsch
O. E. Ftertaberg
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Ida Hughlin
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Rex
Webster City
Miles Powell
Olesen
Wedard Falls Junction
James Gattney
Des Maines Fan
Waterlod
Evening Courier
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W. P.O. Hom
Hebecca Sunstine
Navy
Minden
Neb
Sells
Cedar Falls Foush
Emma Stacker
Ruth Orth
Elva Stout, Mdei Jansen
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Love
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Heemdall
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Prin
Aia Foley
Owenback Hotel
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