Senate debate on presidential communication prompts broader discussion
Senator Stone objects to dedicating two weeks for debate on the president's message calling for global consultation. He urges referral to the foreign relations committee, while others urge full, uncensored discussion. Louis A. Galser of Hall Ekfelt returns from Chicago and Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Louis A. Galser
Hall-Ekfelt Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Emmons Johnson 82 Receives Congratulations in Waterloo
Emmons Johnson nestor of Waterloo bankers celebrated his 82nd birthday with flowers from acquaintances and business associates. Several friends visited his home and telegrams of congratulation arrived from out of town. Mr. Johnson, president of both concerns, visits the Waterloo Savings Bank at Leavitt and Johnson Loan and Trust offices daily. His health remains good and he endures the strain of life well.
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Emmons Johnson Nestor
Waterloo
Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Leavitt & Johnson Loan & Trust Company
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Visitors
Local items mdash A downtown building hosts an optometry shop ad. Mrs Atuldova visits Dubuque to see parents. Mr and Mrs Peverttt return from a state trip. A divorce decree granted Lether Vaughn from John A Vaughn. Canary in Social Welfare office—recitals noted. Walter Frencl, county attorney aide, sidelined by illness. Bertha Hughes travels to Owatonna St Paul and Minneapolis for business and pleasure. Charles Lee visiting Cedar Rapids area. Morris and Roberts return from Omaha business trip. Marriage license issued to Martin Lenz and Inez Jipson of Oelwein. Death announced of J.W. Kayes, Boise, Idaho. Hate and Syees travel northeastern state for dairying addresses. Mrs. B. S. Hillman and son depart for New Orleans then Los Angeles via San Antonio. Ten women take exam for teaching certificates. more expected. W.J. Atkinson to judge at Simpson College contest Feb 2. Waterloo Auto & Supply names mayor Lew and others as poem contest judges. Real estate firm Bowman to run corn-judging event Feb 10 at Dallas City. Auditor Rainbow travels to Des Moines for convention prep. Library branch moved to John Fiske School. readings in Larsen’s room Friday. K and L of Security Fair slated Jan 24. Myers Orchestra advertised.
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Social Welfare Teague
Walter R. Frencl
Bertha Hughes
Owatonna
St. Paul
Minnespoke
Charles
Lee
Cedar Rapids
W. Late
Chautauqua Park
A. Morris
Harry Roberta
Omaha
Neb
Waterloo
J.W. Kayes
Boise
Ida
B.S. Hate
J. P. Syees
B. S. Hillman
Worth Hillman
New Orleans
Los Angles
San Antonio
W.J. Atkinson
Western Entertainment Bureau
Simpson College
Indianola
Fhs Waterloo Auto & Supply Company
W. R. Lew
A. AT. Hakill
GC. W. Kline
M. L. Bowman
Howard & Bowman
Dallas City
J. J. Rainbow
Des Moines
County Auditors’ Association
Churchmen Appeal for Aliens' Benefit and Protection
Washington January 24 a federal council of the Churches in Christ in America committee led by Bishop Earl Cranston urged President Wilson and the senate foreign relations committee to back legislation for federal alien protection and to create a national commission of at least 15 members to study America’s relations with Japan and China. The resolutions trace back to the September 28 1916 New York conference and the December quadrennial meeting in St Louis.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Council of the Churches In Christ In America
Earl Cranston I
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Japan
China
New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
St. Louis
Sterek Removed as U S Bank Examiner
Washington D C Jan 24 Removal of Charles Starek from office as chief national bank examiner for the Second Federal Reserve District headquartered in New York was announced by Comptroller Williams. Wil1am P Malburn as assistant secretary for the treasury was named to replace him. Starek had been on leave since Nov 15 and Charles W Richmond had been acting chief examiner since Oct 13. The statement gave no public reason. The examiner's office pays about 15000 dollars yearly. Malburn as assistant secretary earned 5690 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Charles Starek
National Bank
Federal Reserve District
New York
Wilam P. Mathurn
The
Treasury
Wiliams
Starek
Charles W. Richmond
Comptroller’s Office
Marta
Comptrollers
Malburn
500 Horses Will Be Sold Friday At Commission Stables
William Holland announces a sale of around 500 horses at the commission stables this Friday, January 26. Included are 30 head of South Dakota colts aged from yearlings to three years. The horses are rugged and well-boned, expected to develop into good, useful animals. Sale begins Friday afternoon at 3 30. Attend for a great bargain.
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William Holland
Commission
South Dakota
Ministers Council Urges Unity and Outreach
The Aliister’s Council session featured Dr. Agar promoting Christian mobilization and church reform. Speakers urged cooperation, organized programs, and active lay involvement to recruit and retain converts, with emphasis on practical ministry and evangelistic action.
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Paqdom
Wilson
Fla. Agar
Agar
Mlininbers
Aliister
Ehis
Scott W. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Ministers Council
Dr. Agar
Evanguam
Billy Standay
Ozera S. Davis
Chicago Theological Seminary
World Service
Mien
Ministry Duty and World Service Ideals
The passage urges ministers to emphasize the inherent goodness of missionary work and Christ as an ideal to attract students and cultivate leaders for modern church duties, stressing practical training and world engagement within religious education. It mentions a price line and a local business reference, indicating context beyond the core religious instruction.
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Chriet
Mortuary Notices for Rose Calkins Cary and Saxton
Obituaries list Lulu Rose and family survivors in Waterloo. services at Charles Rose home and Fairview Cemetery with interment in Strawberry Point. Other notices: Howard Reber to be buried in Cedar Falls. Mrs Calkins and son George to have Petersen Bros services. Stewart Cary funeral at Lafayette Avenue home. Lucy Ann Saxton services at Uileman chapel with Cedar Falls burial.
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Lulu Rose
Euta Rose
Charles L. Rose
Dawson Alreet
Carsmen
W. R. Dickey
North McGregor
Charles J. Stose
Charles Solis
Waterloo
Charles Rose
Sy. Ane Burdal
Fairview Cemetery
Howard Il
Io Wu
Toe Morrow
Petersen Tires
M. Dg. Mann
Strawberry Point
G. Calkins
Feneral
CG. C
Stewart Cary
Lafayette Airec
Nev
John Hyogan Smith
Wairview Cemestery
Saxton
Lucy Ann Saxton
Uileman & Cindt
Cedar Falls
Prussian upper house chief eyes peace despite early setbacks
The president of Prussia's upper house, in a session opener speech, hoped the year would bring peace after Germany's proposal rejection by the Entente. He warned of a fateful hour approaching, urged iron will and vowed deeds to lead to a prosperous future amid calls for victory. A fire at 13 Logan Ave in L E Dietel's store caused damage but was subdued.
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Senate
United States
Sescussio
Iowa
Sas
Nyone
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
London
Berlin
Reuter
Amsterdam
Germany
Logan Avenue
L. E. Dietel
Commissioners to Probe Canadian Newsprint Prices
Washington officials plan talks in Ottawa with Canadian government officials about a recent council order fixing newsprint panel prices in Canada. Vice Chairman William J. Carris and Commissioner W. J. Perry led the delegation to discuss trade implications and price controls.
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Washington, D. C
William J. Carris
W. J. Perry
Federal Trade
Ottawa C Canada
Counril
Canada
Closing Prices Today on the New York Stock Exchange
Special wire lists closing prices for major stocks and companies including American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Electric United States Steel Southern Railway Reading International harvester Pennsylvanian Copper and other issues at the New York Stock Exchange. Prices for many firms show activity across sectors while several names remain.
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FEW York Stock Exchange
Aureonda Copper
Atchison Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
Rapi
Canadian Parisia
Chesapeake
Gba
Ohio C
Colorado
Transae
Crucible Steel
Piseatiae
General Electricinois
Central -- Tees International
Wall Street Secrets Revealed Behind Hearing On Stock Withdrawals
Testimony focused on narrowly held stocks and risks from short selling. Bethlehem Steel discussed as a possible example, while officials warned data from brokerage houses would take weeks to compile and would require extra accountants to deliver promptly.
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Chiperfield
Whipple
Stoo
Noble
Nobie
Bennett
Bethlehem Steel
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Sanwel S. Streit
Stock Exchange Clearing House
Streit
Nowle
Fragmentary inquiry on sales records and committee data
A fragment notes discussion on how shoots would provide the committee with means to learn if sales were short and whether the figures were confirmed by the books. It implies scrutiny of accounting and possible discrepancies in reported sales.
Jury Frees Braun Will Wed Girl, He Says
Grand Rapids Michigan January 44 Albert O Braun of Chicago was found not guilty by a U S district court jury of transporting a 15 year old girl from Chicago to Muskegon under the Mann whites slave act. Braun praised the jury and said he would marry the girl after resolving business matters and seeking a divorce from his wife. He alleged the girl was influenced by officials and testified falsely.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Albert O. Braun
Chicago
United States District Court
United States
Braun
Musketon
Gus
Arry
Wisa Hummell
Pin
Billy Sunday to Tour U S With Three Year Revival Plan
A 1916 era report outlines Billy Sunday's three year evangelistic itinerary spanning major U S cities including Buffalo Chicago Washington St Louis and Los Angeles with revivals into 1919 and 1920. It notes engagements at universities and the debate over Harvard's stance on Sunday’s campaigns.
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Buffalo
New York City
United States
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Providence
R.o
Richmond
Matias
Tex
Rochester
Minneapoux
Miloth
New Orleans
Parthind
Ure
San Francisco
Snapday
Aide Pdress Stuidenis
Urnwr
Dartmouig
Jutarvard
Ysis
Harvard
Tavernacle
Goil-koppers
Oil royalties make Indian woman rich
In Okin, an Indian woman and her sister have earned over $10,000 each in royalties from rock formations on their land. The sisters, once living modestly, now wear vibrant garments and diamonds as their wealth from brash, risky mining yields grows. Local men pressed for a share, but the women have guarded their profits and improved their status.
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Oloe
Okin
Fagle
Magzle
Ana mAgfer
Tan
Iis
Bowrd Bill
Rock Hind
Bruin
War Magle
Pune
Announcements From Co G Iowa National Guard Armory
Members who have not turned in clothing to meet at the armory this Thursday at 7 p m Uniforms not required Sons of Veterans auxiliary hold tea towel shower next meeting Wednesday February 13 plan to be present and bring ten towels Regular meeting O F No 568 in O Fn Tonight EWM Court No 101 will meet Sop.m tonight Liberal temple A party will follow the business meetings
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Co. G. Iowa Nationalis
Sons of Veterans
Reguker
O. F
O. Fn
Asudituarium
EWM Court
Liber Temple
Postmasters Named for Iowa Recipients Listed
Washington Jan 4 The president sent to the senate nominations for Iowa postmasters Ray Hamilton Washta T Wachola Forest City John P Wisehbach Mirandville to take office after confirmation and tenure expected with new appointments in the rural mail service.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Iowa
Ray Hamilton
Washta
Rank T. Wachola
Forest Cite
John P. Wisehbach
jMirandville
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
When health declines and energy fades, blood shortage signals central debility. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to restore blood quality, improve appetite, and boost vitality by toning the body. Sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady full price fifty cents a box.
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Williams
Miest
California Syrup of Figs advertisement claim
An old style ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children. It describes signs of constipation and says a teaspoonful cleanses the bowels within hours, claiming it saves illness and should be the first treatment. It warns buyers to seek genuine bottles from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Mick
California
California Syrup of Figu
California Fig Syrup Company
Musterole on the Bathroom Shelf Keeps A Family Comforted
A vintage jar of Musterole sits on the bathroom shelf as a trusted remedy for illness and aches. The clean white ointment, made with oil of mustard, promises quick relief for sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and various pains while avoiding blistering.
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Whett Little
Susie
Jesemy
Father
Granny
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K. & L. of Security Fair
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Myers Orchestra
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