MISS CHRISTIAN TO SAIL FOR FRANCE IN U S ARMY
Miss Christine Christian former Sartor hospital supervisor now Cedar Rapids resident reports she has been ordered to New York City January 21 to depart for France and join the medical branch of the United States Army. The note appears in Cedar Falls news along with local auctions and business updates.
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Cedar Falls
Christine Christian
Sartor
Cedar Rapids
New York City
France
United States Army
Oscar Tosilebe
J. H. Byers
Gen. Morgan
Prank
Warner
Waterloo
State War Savings Stamp
Black Hawk County
Leo H. Paulger
Black Hawk
Little
Old
New York
F. W. Watson
Riverside Drive
Y. MW. C
Teachers’ College
State Teachers’ College
Leighton
Norms School
Kent, O
Adams
State Normal School
St. Cloud
JL. W. Stutz
Mason City
International Harvester Company
C. M. Fullerton
Fort Dodge
Independence
New Hampton
Helm
Jens Heim
Lois Murphy
C. W. March
Chico
Cal
March
Sioux City
H. J
Urge Exchange of Professors With Allies
Chicago Jan 11. A committee studying closer international college relations recommended exchanging fellowships with English and French colleges. Delegates at the Association of American Colleges favored appointing a commission to travel to Europe. The convention opened yesterday with 260 delegates and runs through tomorrow.
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Chicago
England
France
Association of American Colleges
Europe
Aytlan Proposes Tax Hike on Rockefeller Wealth
New York Jan 11 Mayor Hylan recommends raising John D Rockefeller's personal property tax on a $5 000 000 assessment. He argues real estate bears too large a burden and proposes taxing excessive wealth from high incomes as part of a government scheme.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Hylan
Tax Board
Constipation Relief For Babies Promoted In Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for infants and children. It claims no opiate content, uses simple herbal ingredients, and pitches a fifty cent bottle with a free trial offer from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Fr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Wartime Labor Problems Discussed at Illinois Congress
Urbana January 11. Employers and employees will meet at the University of Illinois in February for a congress on Labor Problems Resulting From the War. Speakers include Samuel Gompers Charles Pier Victor Olander and R C Richards. The aim is to stress the human element in production and foster cooperation between labor and capital to boost wartime output.
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Urbana
Jad
Amployers
Eamployes
Ab & Congress
University of Illinois
University
Illinois Manufacturing Association
Ilinois Coal Operators’ Association
National Safety Council
State Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles Pier
United States Shipping Board
Victor Olander
Illinois State Federation of Labor
R. C. Richards
Central Safety Committee
Northwestern Railroad
Congress
Polish Premier Urges Reforms for Country
Amsterdam January 11. Before leaving Berlin Prof. Kucharzewski the Polish premier announced he had presented the German emperor with the most urgent wishes of the young kingdom and discussed ways to modernize and stabilize Poland with key German leaders.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Kucharzewski
Woman Behind the Gun Promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit
An advertising piece urges homemakers to feed children Shredded Wheat Biscuit as the best source of nutrition. It claims the whole wheat grain and milk form the most perfect foods, superior to meat or eggs, noting the product is 100 percent whole wheat with no additives, produced in Niagara Falls, N Y.
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Niagara Falls
Polish Involvement in Brest Litovsk Talks and Polish Army Plan
The article notes German authorities focusing on Polish participation in Brest Litovsk negotiations and the push to form a Polish army on a broad national basis. It mentions proposals to abolish oppressive Polish regulations, the need for amnesty, and speedy administrative control by the Polish government.
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Poland
Brest Litovsk
Premier Hughes Restored to Power in Australia Rally
Melbourne reports that after days of political uncertainty the Nationalist government led by William Morris Hughes has been restored to power with no change in its makeup. Hughes faces a no confidence motion amid accusations of breach of faith over his pledge during the referendum campaign that Nationalists would not govern if conscription was defeated.
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Melbourne
Wiliam Morris Hughes
Hughes
He Gove
Employed Officers Told to Stay in Government Service
Washington January 11 Attorney General Gregory urged all officers and employes of the Department of Justice in a war emergency notice not to leave government service for private work even at a higher salary until the war emergency ends. Every efficient employe who leaves for private industry is noted.
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Washington, D. C
Departiment of Justice
Gregory
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