Wilson Offered Home in Hawaii After White House
Washington dispatch reports Pan Pacific union at Honolulu invited Woodrow Wilson to make Hawaii his home and lead a Pacific coalition after his presidency. The offer, delivered by Alexander Hume Ford, envisions Wilson as honorary then active leader for a race-free Pacific world. Brookhart says Gen. Leonard Wood gains momentum for GOP nomination in Iowa with campaign plans and rail policy opposition to private railroad return under the Cumming bill.
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Washington News
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Pan Pacific Union
Honolulu
Union
Alexander Hume Ford
Wilson
Hume
Pacific
Big Ocean
League of Nations
Pacific Ocean
Lane
Hawaii
Mr. Wilson
Union of Pacific Nations
Ford
Franklin K. Lane
Jin
Japan
Sun Yat Sen
Gen. Armstrong
Harmpton Institute
South Seas
Palestine
Brookhart
Washington
Cumming
Unification Factions in China Reported Imminent
Across the globe brief items note Canton predicting imminent unification of China’s north and south factions. Other dispatches cover travel transfers for a disabled ship’s passengers to New York, rioting in Tanta Egypt, railway workers seeking a 40 percent wage increase, finance minister Rausch seeking vast appropriation, and Near East Relief disbursing over 33 million dollars for Western Asia reconstruction.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
China
Canton
Hadvices
New York
Northern Pacific
Cairo
Tanta
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway Tratnmen
rRailroad Administration
Vienna
Rausch
Assembly
Near East Relief Commission
Western
Asia
General Allen Falls Breaks Both Wrists
Brig. Gen. Y W Allen, after a long wartime safety record, slipped on an icy Cedar Rapids sidewalk and broke both wrists while leaving the American Trust and Savings bank. He suffers severe pain and cannot feed himself.
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General Allen
Cedar Rapids
Allen
B Avenue
American Trust & Savings Bank
Master Painters State Convention Closes Today
The master painters state convention will end this afternoon with officer elections and next year meeting place selection. Delegates thanked Black Hawk county association for hospitality and Waterloo for courteous treatment. A banquet in the K P hall featured toastmaster F M Michaels, music by B Natural Music club, after dinner speech by G A Steinheimer of Omaha, and harp recital by Miss Viola Miller.
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Black Hawk
G. A. Steinheimer
Omaha
Misa Viola Miller
B. Page
State to Have Printing Done at Reformatory
Des Moines officials say the state printing board will assign significant work to the Anamosa reformatory to meet legal rate requirements. Only about 25 percent of state contracts have been awarded due to lack of bids that fit the rate.
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Des Moines
State Printing Board
Anamosa
Quarantine Notes Livestock Influenza Smallpox Scarlet Fever
Quarantine notices list residents and addresses affected by influenza and scarlet fever, including HB J De Borg 812 Logan Laurath and Lauralla Beck 612 Logan and others on South Burt and Commercial streets. Smallpox involves John Corhrt children on ue Forest avenue Nellie Bouchart 444 cherry and Tuella Cook 412 Reber.
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HB. J. de Borg
Logan
Laurath
Lauralla Beck
A. Tu
Burt
South
Fred Barley
Butler
Donald Schenck
Commercial
Mr. Mann
Cascaden
Fern Moore
Whittler
Velen Waddock
Franklin
R. J. Schmitt
Mulberry
P. H
St. Alban
John Corhrt
Ue Forest Avenue
Nellie Bouchart
Tuella Cook
Births Reported In Lincoln Township And Nearby
Birth notices list new arrivals to families including Glen Philp in Lincoln township on January 11 a son. Theodore Perrin at 12 Mulberry on December 13 a son Robert Wallace. Perry L. Tones at 1320 South Street on January 18 a daughter Roberta May. Genaro Rendon at Was terlos on January 18 a daughter Deresta. Peter L. Kemp at Washburn on January 12 a daughter Magidaline.
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Glen Philp
Lincoln
Theodore Perrin
Mulberry
Robert Wallace
Perry L. Tones
South Street
Roberta
Genaro Rendon
Wasterlos
Drnesta
Peter L. Kemp
Washburn
Magidaline
Mother guides children to daily morning elimination
An article urges mothers to establish a daily morning elimination routine for children to support health and avoid future digestive problems. It recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle aid when nature needs help, noting no narcotics and pleasant taste.
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Dr. Caldwell
Boyagain Farms Wins Grey Flemish Rabbits Prize
Harry Casebeer returns from Cedar Rapids as Boyagain Farms Waterloo wins top prize in Grey Flemish rabbit class. Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Rabbitry pioneers the rabbit industry with renowned grey Flemish stock. Marriage licenses list E J Duffy and Samantha Spiker both of Waterloo and Edward Bank and Annie Young of Waterloo.
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Boyagain
Harry Casebeer
Cedar Rapids
Boyagain Farms
Waterloo
Licnees
E. J. Duffy
Samantha E. Spiker
Edward Bank
Annie Young
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U.S
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Hawkeye
Ottumwa
W. T. Curtis
Russell
Battavia
Jeferson County
Melrose
Madagascar
The
Courier
Reformatory
W. B. Caldwell
Sir
Washington Street
Monticello
Ilinois
Americord Tire
Waterloo Saddlery Company
J. C Gibson
Jonesboro
Ark
Gibson
Florence Meager
Whitney
Hartford
Conn
Willaims
Gadaden
Ala
Wangler Gros, Co
Wangler
Wangler Bros. Co
East Fourth St
Borden’s
Libby
Bac
Swift
Koko
van Camp
Wilson’s
McGlaughlon
Blackstone
Independent Meat Co
Hamburg
Runkel’s
Sycamore
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