Advertising Leaders Chosen at World Association Meeting
New York Mian slated to head advertising men at the World association convention as frail sessions closed. Tylert S. Monaster io named head candidate from New York with William Woeedheld of San Francisco and P. L. Florea of Indianapolis as possible secretary, amid papers read on educational work by Llewellyn E. Pratt of New York City urging education as a public asset.
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Chicago
Tylert S. Monasterio
New York
Xu Weed
Wiliam Woeedheld
San Francisco
Florea
Indianapolis
Iil
Wes
Llewellyn E. Pratt
New York City
Pratt
U S Should Not Sell War Material Debate Continues
A statement at the Stare Barns Beviation convent in hepa today argues the United States should refuse to sell war material, citing international law and neutrality. The speaker asserts U S rights must be upheld while criticizing England and Germany, insisting policy avoid entangling in the European conflict.
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Bellis
Nming
le Way
Prattia
Ladee
Horace M
Covnini
Hepa
Tie
United States
England
Waterloo Girl Missing After Travel from France
Frances Pichon an 18 year old from Waterloo Iowa disappeared after sailing from Bordeaux France to New York April 3. Her mother Mrs M J Pichon reports she and the daughter left Waterloo in August seeking relief and Frances was last heard from in Chicago where she may have died in a hotel or hospital.
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Chicago
Frances Pichon
Bordeaux
France
New York
M. J. Pichon
RuefMuchen Glas
Chateauneuf-in-Pion
Waterloo
Iowa
Pishon
Minnie Ashbronner
Hila Ashbrenner
Albuquerque
N. M
J. H. Vianchi
Muskogee
Oklo
Quincy
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Franchisco
Portland
Ora
Vianchis
Vianchi
Town Actlub Delegation Returns from Chicago Convention
Members of the Town Actlub including President Harry E returned from the national convention in Chicago. The delegation marched for three hours Monday evening with the Waterian regiment amid favorable remarks from John Dewlin who called the program instructive and entertaining.
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Harry E
Chicago
Waterloo
To Regiment
Waterian
John Dewlin Wee
Dewlin
Convention Bureau Plans New Consideration
A convention bureau will meet to discuss a proposed plan for future events and development. The meeting agenda includes evaluating potential venues and partner organizations for enhanced tourism.
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Convention Bureau
General von Mackenzen Made Field Marshal for Lembien Victory
Berlin June 24 General August von Mackenzen commander of the German army in Galicia has been promoted to field marshal for his services in the campaign Emperor Wilhelm also elevated Archduke Frederick of Austria to field marshal in the Prussian army in recognition of the campaign which led to the fall of Petniberg
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Berlin
August von Mackenzen
Galicia
Emperor Willan
Archduke Frederick of Autrin
Petniberg
Bank Clearings Week in Waterloo by Black Hawk Co
Bank clearings for Waterloo by Black Hawk County abstract show weekly totals and prior week comparisons. Data includes daily flows from Thursday through Wednesday and mortgage figures, with percentages and preceding week tallies.
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Black Hawk Co
Waterloo Dauk Hseringk
Cendiy
Reventlow Attacks Wilson Over Peace Conference Claims
Berlin reports Count von Reventlow reissues a critical piece attacking President Wilson over alleged plans for a Switzerland peace conference. The article accuses Wilson of closing the Panama Canal to hinder ammunition shipments to Vladivostok and of sending floating arsenals from the U.S. to aid Allied powers, tying these acts to demands for a guaranteed escort for these ships.
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Berlin
Agfother Artele
Count Vou Reventlow
Ude
Count von Reventlow
Wilson
Switzerland
Wilsoy
Panamia Canal
United States
Vladivostok
Atlantic
Great Druain
France
Yaqui Attack Kills Two in Sonora Region
Reports say two people were killed in a Yaqui assault near Tudinnes south of Em peline in Sonora as gales and disturbances disrupted the area. An incident on a train south of apelegetur caused no additional damage, with temperatures around 84 degrees noted.
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Gales
Sonora
Cour de Fiedra
Empeline
Elegee
Apelegetur
Four-Legged Chickens Sighted Near Cedar Falls
A four legged White Orpington chicken hatched at Mrs. Cheargs Quivey’s farm two miles east of Cedar Falls. It is hoped to survive, marking a third such oddity this season. An unrelated ad offers a Harley Davidson motorcycle for immediate sale at 21 Pie St.
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Pie St
Thaw to testify against himself in sanity hearing
The Thaw case moves to a sanity hearing with Harry Thaw to testify under cross examination by the State. Deputy Attorney General Frank Cook says the plan allows the state to probe Thaw’s post birth memories while binding the defense to his answers. Judge Reeder, a newspaper man who previously testified for Thaw, is recalled for further examination on his doubts about Thaw’s sanity.
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New York
Darry
Daglinh
Hea Jing
Tre
Fay Frank K. Cook
Penerak
Ostate
Rand
Stanford White
Cook
Justave C. Reeder
Toa
Austro German Army Crosses Dniester River Front
Berlin reported June 24 that Austro German forces under General von Linsingen crossed the Dniester River after stubborn Russian resistance. The advance follows earlier victories as La Calleja’s campaigns are announced from army headquarters.
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Berlin
London
la Calleja
von Linsingen
Dniester
Cle Rivar
Reinforced Austrians in Attacks on Italians
Verona Italy June 24 official reports say Austrian reinforcements enable an offensive across the front but they are repulsed with heavy losses. The Italian strategy aims to inflict maximum Austrian casualties while minimizing Italian losses as led by Lieutenant General Count Cadorna.
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Verona
Italy
Chisgio
Paris
Count Cadorna
Iowa Hotel Men Oppose Enforcement of Anti-Tipping Law
The Iowa Hotel Men's association reviews the proposed July 4 anti-tipping law and doubts it will be enforced. C G Holden cites precedents in other states where such laws failed to be enforced, predicting the measure may become a dead letter within a year or two. Prospective rationale and public sentiment are discussed along with concerns about uniform service standards.
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Iowa Hotel Men's Association
C.G. Holden
Trelden
Wisconsin
Hagemann
Waverly
Lennox College Professor Named President of Westminster College
Fulton Missouri reports Dr B Reed of Lennox College Hopkinton Iowa has been elected president of Westminster College. Reed will assume duties July 4 and begins work immediately.
British take six passengers from neutral ship in Stornoway
The Scandinavian American liner Frederick VIII arrived in New York revealing British authorities at Stornoway among the passengers, four were removed for German birth. The ship carried sixteen American Red Cross nurses recently in Vienna and Budapest and six officers were decorated by Archduke Francis Salvator.
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New York
Tuna
Frederick VIII
Dorts
Stornoway
Red Cross
Vienna
Budapest
Narses
Archduke Francis Salvator
Lemberg Victory Signals Setback for Russian Power
Berlin reports the fall of Lemberg as a moral and political defeat for pan Blavism. Russians may shift to new defensive lines. Lemberg suffered little damage and large fuel stocks were burned during withdrawal. Vienna and Munich held large celebrations with cheers for the emperor and royal figures.
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Berlin
Sayville
Today
Lemberg
Ruségia
Lentberg
Vienna
Munich
Wilson Day Observed in Portland with Gun Salute
Portland Ore June 24 Rand concerts patriotic addresses and a twenty one gun salute by the cruiser Boston marked Wilson day proclaimed by the mayor. The city wore the national colors and flags flew as residents showed regard for the president's stance amid the international situation.
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Portland
Ore
Rand
Boston
Lumber Giant Hines Plant to Close in Chicago Strike
The Edward Hines Lumber Company, Chicago’s largest, announced it will close its twenty yards, a move expected to lay off about 150,000 workers citywide and affect its 10,000 employees amid the building trades strike.
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Chicago
Edward Hines Lumber Company
General Markets New York Produce Report
New York market update cites butter weak and unchanged, cheese firm and unchanged, eggs steady and receipts 22 321 cases. Poultry prices mixed with western chickens and broilers firm, fowls thin, turkeys 11 12 to 15 17, dressed quiet. Roasting chickens frozen at 18 22, receipts listed.
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New York
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