German Workers Press for Better Food Regulation War End
German workers associations endorse Bethmann Hollweg peace policy, pledge support for measures to secure a victorious outcome, urge fair food distribution, and stress Germany’s still robust resources amid ongoing war. Chancellor replies affirming unity and resolve to defend Germany and its allies.
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Berlin
Bethmann Hollweg
Wilson
Germany
Entente
The
Legion
Stegerwald
General Union of Christian Federation
Hartmann
Union of German Trade Societies
Geisner
Union of Mercantile Associations
Aufhauser
Association For Unified Employment Laws
Dr. Hoefle
Union of Technical Associations
Amsterdam
London
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Becker Accepts Cornell History Chair From Minnesota
C Lotus Becker, professor at the University of Minnesota and son of C D Becker of Waterloo, has accepted the chair of modern European history at Cornell University Ithaca NY with a 4000 dollar annual salary. He begins in September. Becker, a Wisconsin and Columbia educated scholar, helped edit the American Historical Review and wrote Beginnings of American History.
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Cornell University
C. Lotus Becker
University of Minnesota
C.D. Becker
Waterloo
Ithaca
Becker
Mr. Becker
Cornell
West High
Cornell College
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Columbia University
Yale
Chicago
The
American Historical Review
Pennsylvania State College
Dartmouth
University of Kansas
Minnesota
Local Druggist Proposes Remedy for Run-down Men
A Waterloo office manager describes illness from overwork and credits Vinci tonic with restoring appetite sleep and weight. The ad endorses Vinci containing beef and cod liver peptones manganese deptonates and glycerophosphates and offers money back if no benefit. Wangler Bros. Co. and Miller Waterloo distribute Vinci in Iowa towns.
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Hodes
Waterloo
Brooklyn
Vinci
Samuel Hodes
501
Stones Ave
Wangler Bros. Co
Miller
Iowa
Ices, injuries, and fuel talk at local shop events
Louis Wood suffered a crushed foot when a heavy iron bar fell on it. W. M. Cloukey reports icy walk hazards for workers. Hal twisted his ankle. The fuel instruction car departed for Albert Lea to teach firemen and engineers to maximize coal use, saving thousands of tons yearly. Prospective I C Jobbers league members met to renew their franchise. A Hotel Julien banquet will host Dubuque division heads and clerks, with B L Bowden in charge of Waterloo delegation. William Atwell will address the group. The big rotary snow plow saw no use on this division in recent snowstorms, as ordinary pilot plows suffice.
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Louis Wood
W. M. Cloukey
I. G
Hal
Albert Lea
W. L. Lindsay
I. ¢. Jobbers’ League
Dubuque
Julien
B. L. Bowden
Waterloo
Wil
Liam Atwell
Suit Between Mazzard and McWilliams Settled Before Trial
W O S Mazzard sued George B McWilliams for 25000 over stock from a Canada land trade. The suit and counterclaim were dismissed as the case was called before Judge W Mullan yesterday. Costs to be divided between the parties.
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W. Os. Mazzard
George 8. McWilliams
Canada
W. Mullan
ST PAUL TO HAVE BOAT
St Paul Minn Jan 26 St Pauls first boxing exhibition since the Gibbons Dillon bout of last November will be held here Jan 25 when Mike ODowd and Jack Britton will go 10 rounds in the main event Other shows on the card are a 10 round bout between Roy Moore a phantom formerly from the coast and Kid Barone once bailed from Pittsburgh and Clay Turner an Indian and Joe Harrick Knights Ladies of Security fair lat KP halt Skeots Orchestra
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St. Paul
Minn
St.Paul
Gibbons-Dillon
Mike O'Dowd
Jack Britton
Roy Moore
Phantam
Coast
Kid Barone
Pittsburgh
Clay Turner
Joe Harrick
Roosevelt Dinner Delights Guests With Baby Roast
New York January 26. FDR and guests at Beaux Arts enjoyed a dinner where roast loin carved as a baby was the centerpiece. Roosevelt, artist Ben Alt, and others praised the unusual dish as delicious while staff served tomato soup, crawfish dish, riz de veau sous cloche, and other courses. The meal ended with desserts and a culinary triumph noted by the host.
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New York
M. Roosevelt
Beaux Arts
Place de Resistance
Mr. Roosevelt
Ben Alt Thuggin
Menirt
Jacques
Alphonse
Phil
On Tn Force
Prisoner Ills Officer With His Own Weapon
Windsor Ont Jan 26 immigration official M B Jackson of Winnipeg was killed in a smoking car of a Canadian Pacific train yesterday by James Stewart a safeblower. Jackson was transporting Stewart to Windsor where officers awaited to take him to Battle Creek Mich for a reported cracking case.
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Winndser
Ount
M. B. Jackson
Winnipeg
James Stewart
Jackson
Stewart
Windsor
Battle Creek
Mich
Officer Killed With His Own Weapon Aboard Train
An officer was murdered with his own firearm during a train trip roughly three miles west of Wind sor. The assailant escaped. In Sweden, peat bricks are noted for small building uses.
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Windsor
Blawark Escapind
Sweden
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Skeots’ Orchestra
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Scott
Scott’s
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