France Earned and Won Brotherhood of Liberty
President Wilson in Paris at a Senate luncheon praised France for standing at the front of freedom during a long peril and urged global unity. He said America is now France’s friend and will help, noting the world must organize to keep liberty safe and that France has earned the brotherhood of the world.
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Last Night's News in Brief Highlights
Paris officials say Germany Austria Bul pak and Turkey cannot be admitted to the league of nations now. The American Red Cross will start relief for Russian prisoners in Germany. Bombay reports a strike by one hundred thousand cotton operatives. Dorpat is recaptured by the Msthonians from Bolshevik forces in Stockholm. Chinese? No. The Bolshevik government in Russia appears weakened. Belgium readies revictualing and reconstruction with Allied forces to withdraw from Belgium. Belgrade notes rising anti Tulian sentiment in Serb Croat Slovene regions. New York reports the WMCA L plans to send 200 prominent American clergymen to preach to soldiers abroad.
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Eagle boats for Navy faulted in design and build
Harry E. LeRoy of Saginaw testified before the house naval committee that the Eagle boats built for the navy at the Ford Detroit boat plant are seriously faulty in design and construction. He said the walls of the graft are weak around engines and fire room and that workers, largely foreigners, cannot communicate with supervisors. Secretary Daniels and naval officials listened to testimony. naval experts had previously defended the boats. The article also notes a later Cedar Falls declamatory contest to be held Wednesday evening with three contestants from each high school.
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Saginaw
Mich
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Three Day Institute for Farmers at Jesup Opens
Farmers of Black Hawk and Buchanan counties gather in Jesup for a three day institute. Al A Burger and RT Lee lead the program with M A Haueser of Ames giving the opening talk on farm crops and soils. W W Marsh of Waterloo will close the first day with an 8 PM address.
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Waterloo
Boilermaker Dies After Steam Scalding at Stockton Roundhouse
Dennis Dunlea age 38 was fatally scalded by escaping steam while cleaning a boiler at the Great Western railway roundhouse in Stockton Illinois He died en route to Dubuque after being placed on a special train Dunlea known as a minor league pitcher associated with Clarence Rowland of the Chicago White Sox. U S Blue Sky Bill Asked by Hamlin seeks treasury power to audit promotional prospectus claims and certify accuracy for potential blue sky legislation.
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Great Western Railway
Stockton
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Chicago White Sox
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Capital Issues Committee
Congress
Murphy Wips Moran in 2nd Round at Chicago Boxing Show
Tommy Murphy of Chicago, middleweight, knocked out Jack Moran of Philadelphia in the second round of a 10 round bout last night. The Navy trained fighter dominated before scoring a jaw swing knockout as the pair separated from a clinch. An ad for Phelps Glasses runs at 518 Jefferson Street.
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Chicago
Jack Moran
Philadelphia
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Garland case reversed by Supreme Court remand for new trial
The Garland corporation of Pittsburgh versus Waterloo Loan & Trust Co. case, tried six years ago before Judge Franklin D. Platt, was reversed yesterday by the state Supreme Court and remanded for a new trial. About $22,000 was involved, with interest bringing the total near $30,000. The record includes notes of Colling sold by Collins and security transfers among banks and investors.
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Waterloo Loan& Trust Company
Supreme Court
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J.T. Sullivan
Waterloo
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Four Minute Men honorably discharged certificates of discharge readers
The Four Minute Men, part of the public information committee, received certificates paying honor to volunteer speakers for wartime services. About 75,000 Four Minute Men existed nationwide. In Waterloo, certificates will be awarded to about 20 members. The piece also notes theater cooperation certificates and coverage of a Des Moines state checker tournament opening with Churchville state champion defending. Des Moines officials and officers are named.
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Waterloo
Algo
United States
Associated Press
Des Moines
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Clevenger
Churchville
W. Ho Allen
Jewellsvar
Harry D. Barnes
Dee Moines
H. Flora
Senate considers $100 million food relief bill abroad
Washington January 21 discussion by the senate on the administration bill appropriating 100 million dollars for food relief abroad near ed a close today and leaders were hopeful it might be disposed of before adjournment. Passage of the bill, favorably voted by the house, was conceded today by opponents.
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