Greece demands Thrace and Epirus after World War I
The Greek memorandum to the peace conference requests northern Epirus with 120,000 Greeks and 80,000 Albanians, and Thrace without Constantinople, arguing Constantinople should join Greece with international guarantees for its freedom. It also proposes a Greek claim to parts of the Vilayats and the possible creation of a separate Armenian state under a great power. Islands ethnographically Greek to return to Greece.
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Paris
Greece
Premitr
Venizelos
Kingdom of Greece
America
Balkans
Agia Minor
Epirus
Thrace
Constantinople
Wilson
Vilaxets
Vilayats
Asia Minor
Russian Amenia
Society of Nations
Near East
Women urge food saving amid wartime shortages
Communications from Mrs F Whitley and J F Deeme urge strict food saving as meats fats and bread become scarce. Iowa federation districts pass resolutions against unnecessary meals. Waterloo and Grace M E Church oppose extras. Hoover’s message warns hunger risks and bolsters American effort to feed Europe.
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Mra. F
Whitley
Women's Council of National Defense
Waterloo! Woman's Club
Grace M.’E.cherch
Iowa
Remedan
Deema
Herbert Hoover
Ely
Alonzo Taylor
Europe
America
Club Activities Highlight Busy Meeting Schedule
New Century club met with Mrs A W Kistner and guests including Mrs George Bovey and others. Entre Nous club hosted 14 members with Mrs M J Butterfield as hostess. Reading circle planned a Valentine party with Mrs Frank Smith. Visitors included Mrs Harry Huber and Mrs Raymond Law. Sunset club hosted by Mrs J D Cairns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
A. W. Kistner
Mirs
George Bovey
Frank
Dil
Ray Parks
Florence
Walker
Entre Nous Club
Circlemat
Frank Smith
Harry Huber
Rule
Raymond Law
Chicago
Til
Sunset Club
Mra. J. D. Caiins
Among the Churches St Mark s Episcopal Ladies Plan Supper
The St Mark s Episcopal Ladies Guild met at the home of Mrs G Millard with full representation. Plans were made for the year s work and an oriental supper was decided for the church Tuesday evening. Mrs HR Hunter was named to oversee the flower chart for the year.
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St. Mark's
G. 8
Millard
B. ‘Hr. Hunter
Installation of officers and Auxiliaries Activities
Installation of officers for the 3.O.V. auxiliary took place last evening with Mrs Winnie Eggleston as installing officer. Officers included Gertrude Wright president Effie Zeller senior vice president Viola Hartsall treasurer Etta Bates Ethel Stuff trustees Anna Crutcher chaplain Elizabeth Billings patriotic instructors Sylvia Carroll guard Verna Hise second guard Mary Quinn Dora Beriker color guards Ida Clark inside guard Lillian Norris outside guard Ethel Snodgrass secretary Neva Clark musician Jerome Wyth Judge advocate. Pine Arts Fine Arts department of the Women's club met at Hotel Russell Lamson with hosts Mrs F W Gregory and Mrs C J Rudolph. Program included piano Krein Major Alkan reading Laty Rostan Godard and papers on School of Realistic Painting Bonnat Fantin Latour Maissonier Detaille. Recognition service for about 30 new members featured the high school girls club at the YWCA. Red Cross notes mention Pythian Sisters auxiliary sewing in K of P hall and other club sewing projects at various homes and auxiliaries.
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O. V
Winnie Eggleston
Haat Eee
Gertrude Wright
Effie Zeller
Viola Hartsall
Etta Bates
Ethel Stuff
Anna Crutcher
Hizabeth Billings
Sylvia Carroll
Verna
Pine Arta Fine Arts
Women’s Club
Russell Lamson
F. W. Gregory
C.J. Rudolph
Kre
Alkan
A. W. Peterson
Reading
LiAty
Rostan
Former Waterloo Man Back on Directorate of Coffee and Spice Co
The Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Company held its annual stockholders meeting this morning. The only change in officers was the election of B. L. Jones as director, though he had withdrawn from active service and moved to California before returning to Iowa to resume his place. Other directors listed include George E. Lichty and H. B. Cropper with Burr Lichty and Robert J. Lichty among the board. The year’s business was steady despite wartime import restrictions, and coffee prices rose as imports faced higher costs post armistice, impacting consumers.
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Dickman
A. L. Dickman
Waterloo
R.A. Stewart
Sterling
Colo
Denver
West
Stéwart
Electric, Power Company
Orange Co-operative ~Creamery
J. F. Cass
First Baptist
Mar
Lynn ‘Towe
The
Brunswick
Send
Des Moines
C. J. Askina
Mmes. Sowa
Dairy Council
Raymond Addington
W. W'Shaul
Francis Woody
Sante Gaaveli
W.W. Milk
Shaulis
Presi Pnt C.W
Rey Magon
Wells
Shaukis
B. M. Greene
Mes. Weils
Ibrarian
W.W. Brourh
George “Cunne Iani
M. A Fike RW. Lichty
A. B. Zook
Black. Hawk Coffes. & Spice Company
Jones
California
Iowa
Coffee and Spice Company
Ofhers
George E. Lichty
E. L. Jones
H. B. Cropper
Burr G.lichty
H. B.cropner
Robert J. Lichty
George E. Licht
Civil War Veteran Charles C Bean of Reinbeck Dies
Charles C Bean 72 of Reinbeck a member of the soldiers home died this morning of arteriosclerosis. He served in Company D Seventh Wisconsin infantry. The widow Mary R Hean is an inmate of the home. Two sons W A and Harley live in Reinbeck where the body will be taken for burial.
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Marshalltown
Charles C. Bean
Reinbeck
Soldiers’ Home
Dl. Devine
B.A. Boggs
Y. D. Devine
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edward T. Devine
New York
Randolph
Sigel
Hiwyt
Nebraska
Florence Ruxton
Nobraska
John Crouse
Albcia
Boggs
Labor leaders attend Waterloo Real Estate luncheon
Representatives of organized labor attended a Waterloo Real Estate board luncheon. Leon Link, Central Labor secretary, and T N Stuffieheant, Carpenters local business agent, spoke to show real estate interests align with labor for better housing and homeowner city improvement.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Leon Link
Central Labor, Union
Carpenters
R. N. Cowin
Illinois Central Employees Pledge No-Accident Month
The Illinois Central announces a no accident month for January. Every employee on the line wears a tag reading No personal injury no accidents to remind workers to take extra precautions. Early results in western lines show gratifying improvements.
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Illinois Central
Iitnefs’ Central
Man Misnamed "Love" Burns Wife's Clothes in Midnight Bonfire
Ed Love, described as a colored man, was arrested after a late night incident at 836 Cortlandt. Police found him in a yard bonfire burning his wife's clothes and furniture while a loaded 30 caliber revolver was found on him. He was jailed without bond as the assistant county attorney prepared charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Love
Love
Cortlandt
Elty
Fire department Responds to Mulberry Street Chimney Fire
At 1 27 p m today the city fire department was called to 1227 Mulberry street for a chimney fire caused by a defective chimney. There was no damage.
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Mulberry Street
Martial law possible in Argentina as senate weighing bill
Buenos Aires January 15 Martial law may be imposed nationwide if the senate approves a bill passed by the chamber of deputies. The proposal would put military authorities in charge for 30 days. Provinces request troops as Rosario and nearby cities face grave conditions with strikes and civilian enrollments.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Rosario
Aituauion
Canada Dé Gomez
Funeral Notices and Obituary Highlights
Obituary notices report deaths of F Obert, Clarence Ebert, Anna Hollister, Y D Devine, Leta Shafer, C M Reed, Mattie Du Bois. Services planned at Catholic cemetery Lewistown and Petersen Bros. mortuary in Hampton. Several families mourn as influenza and pneumonia claims multiple residents. also dinner by local YMCA directors noted alongside German cabinet meeting in Copenhagen.
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Anna W. Hollister
Anna, Wellei Hollister
Oat Presbyterian’ Hospital
Waterloo
John Wellei
Clarence B. Hollister
Marshalltown
Della
Minnie
Howard
Clarence
Petersen Bros
F P. J. Clark
First “Congregational Church
Io jHlmwood
MATTIE DU_ BOIS
Mattie du Bois
Presbyterian Hospital
Fifth. Street
Hileman & Gindt Medecares
Belgian Coalition Divided Over Ministerial Seats
The article outlines tension within Belgian political factions as force and influence clash in upcoming meetings. It notes the Liberals, Conservatives, and Socialists each aim to hold seats, with debate over which party supplies the foreign minister Paul Hymans and who would lead if a reformer stands.
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Brazil
Balas
Siter
Paul Hymans
Baila Vandervelde
Justicce
Alformant
No Closed Doors on Liquor Enforcement Edict Issued
Waterloo mayor and police chief order a crackdown on liquor sales and gambling. Officers will raid venues suspected of unlawful liquor, with strict penalties for officers lax in enforcing the law.
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Waterloo
F. A. Sporle
B.C. Thompson
Thompson
Chicé Sporle
Dlamissal
Dolores or Thru the Fires of Sorrow staged by St. Marys pupils
Pupils of St. Marys high school presented a two act drama Dolores or Thru the Fires of Sorrow in the auditorium. The story follows two sisters estranged by theft accusations with Pauline the accused girl facing harassment and robbery before a policeman helps her secure work and eventual reconciliation with relatives.
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ST. Mary's High School
St. Mary’s High School
Alee
Pauline
California Syrup of Figs advertised as cure for children
Advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for feverish children and stomach issues. It claims quick relief, urges mothers to use a teaspoonful to cleanse the bowels, and warns against counterfeits while requesting buyers ask their druggist for the genuine product.
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California
Rother
California Fig Syrup Company
City in Brief and Local Notices Spill From Fragmented Copy
Random city notes include Puorla business, Ray and G.G. Janney visits, medical updates on Warner, Filler and others, and a Des Moines political scene. Reports mention farmer night at the Water-id a club, weather and egg markets, and a St Youle naval arrival. Marriage licenses listed for Waterloo and OsIwein.
States vote tally and California block in amendment ratification
The article notes Senate 42 to 7 and House 86 to 13 counts as the nation weighs an amendment. California’s governor is restrained from certifying value secrecy while Western states lag in ratification. Wisconsin ratified after a senate bid to delay final action. A postponement bid sought a public vote before final action.
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Arkansas
California
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Tminois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Man
Washington
Oragon
Diah
New Mexico
Wyoming
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Missouri
Nevada
Senate of
Senate
General Assembly
Sumner Area News Briefs Reflect War Times and Local Changes
Local notes from Sumner describe residents with French relatives and Americans in Europe, updates on farms and homes, and community shifts. Mentions of named families include Trelom, Haag, Tadwig, Belchner, Burke, Hatch, Hitchmann, and Ki mount. The report notes agricultural trends with Denmark farmers and hog production reduced from 72.5 million to under one-fifth.
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Sumner
Ed Trelom
Bellumont
Arthur
Haig
Alaska
Jacob -Haag
Soret Bchott
John Tadwig
H. Belchner
West Union
Grace Burke
Drs. Mewin
Friaiay
Husg
Barbers
Temperatures and Tan Data From Local Optical Report
The fragment cites observation notes from Buchanan Optical, mentioning temperatures around 34 to 35 degrees with unclear references to tan and time indicators. No clear events or names provide a complete news item.
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Buchanan Optical
Goa
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Sasociated Press
Hilrglay Assocaation
Halllote
Avla Club
LH. W. Schultz
Thimblebee
Joadies’ Guild of
Christ Church
J. W. Krapfel
Ente
B.S. Jessup
St. Mary’s Auditorium
R. J. Lewis
M. & Club
Mras W. RR
Grifftith
First Lutheran Church
Helen Gould Auaillary
Thimble Bee
R.J. Lewis
First. Baptist Aid Society
Afta
Emmet. Link
Quartermaster’s Department
Export News
W. HB. Link
South Street
E Logan
W. M
Edward Margadant
C. Cotten
Scott Siguttacher
Auto Exchange
Orange Creamery Ass’n
W. CA
RED Cross
Pythian Sisters Auxiliary
K. of P. Hall
W.B
Red ‘Cross
Mre
A. Dillon
St. Joseph Group
Onthetts Aux Lary
Sacred Heart Group
Sacred Heart
Directorate OF Coffee &Spice CO
Chas
Bran
Soldiers
Ute Exchange
ABOR
1. C
Marshi Place
Avant
Beier
Argentina
Ebert
Lewiswe (Muau
F. Obert
Lewistown
Clarence F. Ebert
Roy
Mont
Charles City
Margaret Helen Jackman
Wilfred
Patrick
Margaret Frances
Montana
C.F. Whert
Mayme Ebert
Claude E. Carroll
George Hert
Bismarck
N. D
Leta Shafer
EB. Shafer
Hampton
Miss Shafer
Hampton Methodist Church
Fay
Lucille
G. M. Reed
H. EB. Kiester
C. M. Reed
M.C. A
Copenhagen
National Assembly
Germany
Fourth Street Bridge
Xlavseu
J.-S. Tuthill
Puorla
Ray -Vy. Cable
G.G. Janney
Filler
A.C. Smith
Willigton Avenue
Nod ‘Warner
Fréd Alsiehs
Janesville
Cal. Sharp
Argason
Jaro
le. B. Gates
Aleath Furniture Company
Eastern Furniture
Elly
Dean
Richmond
Nave Polymeds
O. O. Wummel
Moeller
Arch W. McFarlane
Uspdaker
Rouse
Biddy
Efort
Watarida Club
Chamber of Commercce
Alks
Parratt
Deg Moiness
Harding
Mits
Carl’ Dana
Columbia Street
C. A. Lewin
Johny Smith
Robert Brayton
Lucy Hawking
Dana
Fred GB
Morrin
Maida B. Schanck
Charles B- Smith
Oslwein
Leona Miller
Sycudore Street
ST. Touis
the Associates Press
United States
St. Youle
Brest
Camp Lewis
Wash
Belglum
Isenate
WAY House
J. R. Frailey
Fort Madison
Tve
Burlington
Kimberly
Davenport
Broxam
Maquoketa
Greenall
Clinton
Horchem
Dubaque
Denmark
Borden
Dordens Malied M Milk
John C. Rudnice
Wangler
Don Sung
Troberta Veterinary Remedias
Wangler’s Drug Store
Fourth ST
Hall -Ekfelt Company
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