Wilson Supports Internationalization of Germany Colonies
London Jan 28 The Paris Mail correspondent reports President Wilson backing a plan to place German colonies under league of nations guardianship. Britain favors anglo imperial claims, while Australia New Zealand and South Africa press for retention of certain Pacific territories by Japan with equatorial influence delimitation. French press notes risks of practical implementation despite favorable framing by Premier George and widespread colonial costs cited by ministers.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Peace Congress
Paris
the Mail
Wilson
League of Nations
Africa
Marshals
Garollines
Japan
U.S
United States
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Great Britain
New Guinea
Germer
Lford George
Rotary Club program next week in hands of Y talent
The Rotary Club will host a Y M C A themed luncheon next Monday with Waterloo Y M C A talent taking the program. Secretary J T Houser will answer charges against overseas work and present an outline of John R Mott’s defense from Des Moines. Corp OC F Perrott will outline postwar work for soldiers sailors and marines. Elmer Rice will sing a solo and the Y M C A quartet will provide music.
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Rotary Club
Waterloo Y. M.C. A
J. T. Houser
John St. Mott
Des Moines
Houser
Corp. OC
F. Perrott
Elmer Rice
Y. M. C. A. Quartet
Rmiusic
Hedjas Prince Feisal tea giver to journalists in Paris
Crown Prince Feisal of Hedjas served tea to American journalists in Paris on Monday. He urged acceptance of Arabia's claims and presented a map showing the proposed Arab confederation extending over Syria Mesopotamia and Palestine, as peace progress was discussed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Princas Feisal
Kingdom of
Hedjas
War Revenue Bill Nearing Final Form in Senate Conference
Washington January 28 The war revenue bill neared final form as conference committees agreed on the principal schedules. Remaining disputes include the senate amendment to make the District of Columbia bone dry and a 100 percent tax on political campaign contributions over 500, plus a bonus of one month’s pay and uniform to discharged service members.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
District of Columbia
GIRL UNDER ARREST IN CHICAGO FOR FALSE PRETENSES
Chicago report details Robert G. Ward a 22 year old resident of Prairie avenue being sentenced to six months in the house of correction for obtaining goods under the name R T Crane at Marshall Field s Co. by Miss Katherine Glinn of Independence Illinois a University of Chicago student admitting taking goods while posing as Ward s wife and having the case dropped. Also note an advertisement for Phelps glasses and news that a new Portuguese cabinet formed with Jose Relgas as premier and minister of education in Lisbon.
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Chicago
Robert G. Ward
Prairie Avenue
House of Correction
R. T. Crane
Marshall Field & Co
Katherine Glinn
Independence
Associated’ Press
Lisbon
Jose Relgas
Police Notes Report Child Found After Shopping Trip and Gambler Case
A five year old child, lost during a shopping outing, was quickly located by officers after a distracted mother alerted police. Four men were removed from a suspected gambling house and pleaded not guilty, with a hearing postponed to 1 p.m. A municipal court verdict found George L. Wills guilty of the ferret offense and fined him. One first offense drunk was fined seven dollars plus costs. A woman alleging estrangement from her husband led to his arrest, with the case continued after she resisted disorderly conduct charges.
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Ted
George L. Wills
Beore Judee Birdsall
A Wokian
German Prisoners Well Cared For Says Lieut Leonard
Lieutenant Leonard, in a letter from Fleury Meuse now in France, reports German prisoners under his escort company are well cared for with warm clothing and ample food. He notes 34 enlisted men supervise 450 prisoners, and describes Christmas celebrations by the prisoners. Also mentions a reorganization leaving officers unsettled and future plans to escort prisoners into Germany.
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Carleton Sias
Wherloo
Laurence E. Leonard
Laavitz
Johnson Bank
France
Leonard
Fleury. Meuse
Capisiag Rau
Borer
Campany
Esort
Germany
Sim
Celosel Ball
Wsteriog
Pailpot
National Guard
Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
Readable fragment advises using cocoanut oil for hair washing to avoid harsh alkali in soaps and shampoos. It claims coconut oil is purer, cheaper, and yields a rich lather that cleanses scalp, removes dust and oil, and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. It notes coconut oil is inexpensive and available at general stores.
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Aedros
Trans-Siberian railroad reform eyed for cost and control
Omsk reports say the Trans Siberian railway could cost 0,000,000 rubles monthly under government plans for financial rehab. Finance minister Ivan Mikhailoff backs allied management of the line, predicting higher customs receipts and funded running costs with foreign loans for material imports. Bolshevist disturbances near Tomsk noted. government strength grows as Sergius Sazonos accepts foreign ministry and Stevens leads the US Japan tech commission.
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Associated Press
Omsk
Trans-Siberian Railroad
Islos
Ivan Mikhailoff
Minster
M. Mikhaliof
Trans-Siberian Railway
Hussia
John ¥. Stevens
Russia
Tomsk
Irkutsk
Bers
Foreign Ministry
Sergius Sazonos
United States
Japan
John F. Stevens
Technical Commission
Don K Smalling 75 Pioneer Dies at Family Home
Cedar Falls Jan 28 Special Don K Smalling 75 longtime Mount Vernon township resident died at his Janesville home at 12 30 a m after about two months illness He was active in neighborhood affairs and taught in township schools when needed Funeral arrangements to be announced Surviving widow four daughters Mrs J S Stevens Cedar Falls Mrs H W Tyrrell Riceville Ia Mrs Howard W Stine Clarksville Ia and Elizabeth at home three sons Don E Jr North Yakima Wash Hay Cedar Falls Ora La Porte City
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Cedar Falls
Don_K. Smalling
Mount Vernon Township
Janes Ville
iSmalling
Hospital expenses for flu care remain high
Bills for influenza care totaling over 800 dollars were certified to the board of supervisors by the city council last night. The charges cover two weeks for nurses and longer periods for rent groceries and related items at Emergency and Presbyterian hospitals. Rental for KC hall is listed at 211-125. With few patients in each hospital, action may soon be taken to consolidate patients in one institution.
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Board of Supervisors
Cift Council
Presbyterian
K. C. Hall
France Backs America with Aid and Remedies
The article touts French aid to the United States and praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments. It notes ingredients imported and distributed by Geo. H. Mayr, a Chicago chemist, with a money back guarantee and availability through Wingler Bros., Dansen & Hansen, and local druggists.
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France
America
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Wingler Bros
Dansen & Hansen
Sloan's Liniment Described As Quick Relief For Aches
The text extols Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic twinges nerve pains and various aches. It highlights ease of application quick relief and economical use as factors making the product universally preferred.
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Sloan
Corn Belt Meat Producers Convene Two Day Meeting
Des Moines hosts the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association as delegates from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and Minnesota discuss postwar readjustment and food markets. Leaders include A Sykes Ida Grove H H Kildee Iowa State Ames J L Howard Iowa Farm Bureau and E L Burke Omaha with committee appointments and livestock transport hearings set for tomorrow afternoon featuring J L Harris of the US Railroad Administration.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Fammer
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Iowa
Imuolx
Nebraska
Minnesota
A. Sykes
Ida Grove
H. H
Kildee
Iowa State College
Ames
J. L. Howard
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
E.L. Burke
Omaha
Neb
Anoon
J. L. Harris
United States Railroad Administration
Kinser Seeks Annulment Over Dual Marriage Claim
Norma L Kinser petitions for annulment against Curtis H Kinser claiming he was already married to Myrtle Usher in 1908 and had not divorced by their 1913 Independence wedding. She alleges he admitted the second marriage in October 1917 and deserted her, with no children from the second union. Kinser No 2 asks to resume her maiden name Norma Adrian.
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Norma L. Kinser
Curtis HE. Kinser
Kinser
Independence
Jan
Colo
Kinser S
Miss Usher
Pape’s Cold Compound Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Pape’s Cold Compound as a fast remedy for nasal congestion feverishness and sore throat. It promises relief within two hours and recommends taking three doses, emphasizing low cost and no need for a physician.
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Panpe
Stinehart's Cash and Delivery Store Ad Feature Prices
An old style storefront card lists prices for pantry staples at Stinehart's Cash and Delivery Store No 10 Pail Pure Lard 1 lb bricks Navy beans red kidney beans canned corn sweet corn tomatoes pumpkin peaches in syrup Del Monte preserves Heinz products and other goods as well as soap and household items The ad emphasizes value with a slogan that the store saves you money and provides contact details 513 EL 4th St and telephone 2925
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Stinehart
Cams
van Camp
del Monte
Heinz
Night school for immigrant women in Waterloo
Immigrant Hebrew women with families attend evening classes at Waterloo’s independent school district to learn English. About 20 students meet Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 7:30 to 9:30, with one mother rushing home to tuck children in before study. Some plan to vote once eligible, while others aim for U S citizenship. A Bohemian youth in night school now studies at Iowa State Teachers College, showing progress. Reports on these classes due by Feb 8, and inspectors will visit boards before Feb 15 as selective service boards may disband.
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Uient
Board of Education
Waterloo
Alt. Hukilt
America
Iowa State
Teachers’ College
West High Building
The
United States
Loulas H. Burk
Louis G. Lasher
F.L. Bissell
Selective service boards to be discharged mid February
Selective service boards in Iowa and other states near the end of their official existence. Officials expect the curtain to fall around February 15, but local boards are urged to finish by February 8. Local boards are now concentrating on completing pending work.
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Selective Service Boards
Iowa
Hullman Buys Tripoli Leader Plant
T. C. Hullman, former editor of the Waverly Democrat, has purchased the Tripoli Leader plant and will devote his energies to this publication. He plans typographic and editorial improvements and will continue serving Bréemer county residents, with the local fraternity wishing him success.
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T. C. Hullman
Waverly Democrat
Tripoli
Hillman
Bréemer County
Nebraska Prohibition Day Declared a Public School Holiday
Lincoln Nebraska January 16 1920 public schools statewide observe the day commemorating Nebraska the thirty sixth state to ratify the federal prohibition amendment. State Superintendent W H Clemmons states the day will be observed in memory of Frances Willard an international advocate of prohibition.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
W. H. Clemmons
Frances , Willard
When a Child Droops
An old promotional piece urges mothers to use Cascarets candy cathartic for children. It claims sour bile and constipation harm a child, and that Cascarets taste like candy, are safe, gentle, and effective, with dosing for one year old and up.
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John Iant O'Suisa
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