Hoover Urges GOP to Embrace Treaty Reform and Disarmament
Herbert Hoover urged the Republican Party to back a revised Versailles outcome and a League of Nations focused on disarmament. He argued removing threats of military force strengthens the League and shifts power to moral and economic influence, while calling for a conditional U.S. role and faster armament reductions. He warned against reopening negotiations and asserted the League’s mandates and future-peace provisions justify continued U.S. engagement.
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Versail
League of Nations Covent
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New York Evening Post
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Hao
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Europe
League Foundation
America
United States
Poland
Czecho-Slovkia
Finland
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Turey
Bulgaria
League of Nationa
Repubican Party
Amercan
G W A Bulletin Enlarged and Ready for Members
The Greater Waterloo Association Bulletin will be enlarged to three columns and go off the press tomorrow. It includes traffic rates and service details by F. L. Northey, writings by Harry B. Lichty, and a wantads corner. Fourteen member names are listed. Legal opinions on questions were given by the subdivision of legislative matters led by Lore Alford. County officials support cooperation for a detention hospital while discussing obstructing signboards. Communications from the U S Chamber of Commerce were read. The community trademark Waterloo Way Wins appears in color.
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Greater Waterloo Association Bulletin
F. L. Northey
Harry B. Lichty
Wantads
A. G Adamson
D. A. Cohn
T. H. Glasener
Milton M. Haislett
D. Wilber Knepper
Marian
Kiapp
Dean
Dean §. Wait, EB. P. Nelson, H. A. Smucker
Clarence F. Nagle
EB. R. Michel
William
United States Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Way
Greeks Continue to Advance Northward Smyrna
June 24 report from Greek army headquarters states the Greek forces, who began an offensive on June 21 against Mustafa Kemal Pasha's Turkish nationalist forces, are pressing northward in Asia Minor.
Harvard Bases Music to Ease Mental Strain of Exams
Harvard and MIT faculty and students consider alternatives to endure final exams. Music recitals of ten minutes each are held daily in Appleton chapel under Professor A. T. Davison to calm nerves and stimulate thinking before examinations.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A. T. Davison
Appleton Chapel
City in Brief Largely personal news and local notes
City in Brief lists residents traveling to White Fish Lake Minnesota visiting Englewood Illinois and Cedar Heights while a Miss Mack returns from New York to study violin. Typhoid cases reported on Riverside Drive smallpox quarantines issued for two addresses. A Great Lakes summer school candidate passes exam. The piece also notes a city rabbits and small ads for insurance and a meeting at city halls.
Ford Left Upside Down on Park Road After Wreck
A Ford car turned upside down and scrambled was found on Park road near Fairview cemetery shortly after noon. The driver and occupants disappeared, the accident was not reported, and neighbors and a motorcycle officer could not determine how the wreck occurred or to whom the car belongs.
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Fairview Cemetery
Nolice
Passenger agents from several roads visit city
A group of traveling passenger agents in the city yesterday and today to project an impression of a convention. Notable visitors include W. H. Byers of Des Moines C G W W S Shadell Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis J J McQueen Missouri and Pacific H F May Pete Marquette W B Pearce Louisville and Nashville F P Crawford eastern division of C G W
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City
W. H. Byers
Des Moines
W.S. Shadell
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
J. J. McQueen
Missouri & Pacific
H. FE. May
Pete Marquette
W. B. Pearce
Louisville & Nashville
F. P. Crawfort
Youthful would-be train robbers turn home timber into firewood
IONA Mich John and George Walker aged 13 and 14 admitted placing a heavy timber on the Pere Marquette track near Iona to try to use rain to cut it in two. They explained they thought the timber would be easier to split for firewood.
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Iona
Mich
John
George
Walker
Pere Marquette
Esilers
Fisy,s
Unions Hope Board Action Ends Walkouts
Railroad unions say quick action by the wage board will curb strike disturbances as most strikers return to work at Potomac yards. Freight movement resumes to the south and congestion eases at gateway points while the Interstate Commerce Commission monitors eastern centers over coal shortages and relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Railroad Wage Board
Potomac Yards
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
FiveYearOld Mattie Curry Dies After Illness
Mortuary notice reports Mattie Alice Curry age five daughter of Mr and Mrs David J Curry of 406 Lincoln Street died at 12 10 am after a brief illness marked by headaches and nose and throat hemorrhage Funeral services are set for 10 am tomorrow at the O Keefe and Towne funeral home with burial at Palview Marriage licenses list Vernon McKillip and Marian Joy Woodruff among applicants in Waterloo and Cedar Falls entities.
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Mattie Alion Curry
Mattie Alice
David J. Curry
Lincoln Street
O'Keefe & Towne
Palrview
Janesville
Minn
Harriett_I. Bozart
Cedar Falls
Taie
Vernon McKillip
Marian Joy Woodruff
Waterloo
Yale Clinches Lead in New London Regatta Contests
Yale crews win preliminary races at New London on the Thames in the fifty-second dual regatta against Harvard. The Eli freshmen and junior varsity two mile races finish well ahead of the Crimson, with a potential clean sweep projected for the four mile varsity race later today.
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Associated Press
New London
Yale
Thames River
Harvard
Blue
Eli
Legion to handle Harding homecoming plans in Marion
The American Legion will fully organize the July 1 homecoming for Senator Harding, the Republican presidential nominee. The Marion Civic Association will coordinate crowds and notification ceremonies on July 22, with rooms sought in two Marion hotels and eight hundred house to house canvass to locate accommodations.
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Associated Press
Marion
American Legion
Harding
Marion Civic Association
Enright Murder Case Involves $400 Payment
The state seeks a 70 day continuance in the criminal case of Michael Carrozzo Vincenzo Cosmano and Timothy Murphy charged with the killing of Maurice Enright former labor leader The affidavit alleges Cosmano paid $400 to Carrozzo for Enrights murder.
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Chicago
Vincenzo Cosmano
Michael Carrozzo
Maurice Enright
Carrozzo
Cosmano
Timothy Murphy
Night Rescue Ends Murder Nightmare in Waterbury
Police at Waterbury headquarters were startled by screams when they found a woman hanging from a window in her nightgown while a man swayed her back and forth. Officers broke in and rescued the woman as the man, her husband, awakened after a nap and claimed he acted in a dream of saving her from a fire.
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Waterbury
Conn
Hey
Hitchcock Declines Vice Presidential Bid for Second Place
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska announced via telegram to DNC member Arthur Mullen that he would not accept the Democratic vice presidential nomination or second place. He expects the platform to avoid pro or anti prohibition and favors a strong league of nations plank. He argues prohibition should not be an internal party issue.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Arthur F. Mullen
Democratic National Committee
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Bryan Opens War into Enemy Camp in Campaign Tilt
Bryan plans to push the war into the enemy's country as he arrives today. Supporters weigh a bone dry platform stance to influence Volstead act votes. Campaign activity grows with delegations, missionary efforts, and tentative ticket talks ahead of a potential vice presidential agreement.
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William J. Bryan
Congress
Parcel Post Building to Rise in Chicago as Relief
A $650 000 parcel post building is planned in Chicago to ease mail congestion, with an $800 000 ten year lease as part of the relief effort. Local notes include family visits, weddings, gatherings, and social events in Bristow and nearby towns, along with travel and illness updates.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clarksville barber sold. band to perform in Markyville
Ward sells barber and board business to Shafer of Waterloo with transfer set for June 26. Ward has operated in Clarksville for several years. The One Hundred Fifty-Eighth Infantry Band of the Rainbow division will give two open air concerts at Markyville on June 26. The American community event is noted.
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Clarksvillea
Clarksville
M. FH. Ward
W. R. Shafer
Waterloo
Mr. Ward
Rainbow Division
Markyville
Observations in America from Viscount Ishii
Viscount Ishii writes in The Japan Magazine that the United States dwarfs Japan in size and water systems yet unites diverse races into one nation. He notes Americans respect citizenship, critique political elites, and warns Japanese readers that labor power shapes politics and exclusion debates. He contrasts Japanese social balance with American class power and cautions against simplistic views of the Shantung issue.
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Japan Magazine
Toklo
Hie
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United States
Alaska
Hawaiian
Japan
American Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Niagara Falls
Kalger
Rio
Poole Hett
Viscount Ishil
Belle
Senate
Shantung
Rockefeller
Relicence Planned At 3 30 In Gegion Affair
Gegion has charge of the affair. The Relicence will be given at 3 30 and at 200 ft Mr and Mrs Lafe Wamsley are visiting relatives in California before returning to Minnesota. The Presbyterian woman's missionary society held a hem stitching at Mrs Abe Seitz home. Rev T K Sherman was visiting in North Dakota. Dr John W Innes filled the pulpit in his absence. Fred Voss reported four head of cattle killed by a freight train after breaking through a fence. Mr and Mrs August Hammel and children left for Minnesota and Canada. Charles Walters and son Leslie, former residents now in Prescott Wisconsin, visited Mrs Fxx. Clarksville to get a new business building on Superior street. A Ratage planned on north side lots owner Harry Leote of Gretna. Building to be 32 by 70 cement blocks. Mr and Mrs Max Rels and daughter Alden visiting Sailor Martin Huber and relatives.
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Gegion
Lafe Wamsley
California
Minnesota
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Abe Seitz
T. K. Sherman
North Dakota
John W. Innes
Armes
Fred Voss
August Hammel
Canada
Charles Walters
Leslie
Prescott
Wisconsin
Fxx. Porter
Clarksvilla
A_Ratage
Superior Street
Harry Leote
Gretna
Max Rels
Alden
Martin Huber
Zion City Adopts Theocratic Party Platform
Zion City officials read the Theocratic party platform adopted for the presidential year. City Clerk announced the document details a set of governing principles for the local political agenda.
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Zion City
Theocratic Party
Skirts Should Come Below Waist Says Government Official
Washington June 24 Conservative cloth use is not endorsed by the government, Howard Wigg told the National Garment Retailers Association. He suggested skirts should come below the waist and noted styles should require minimal wardrobe changes to maintain wear.
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Washington, D. C
Garmet Retailera
Howard Wigg
Mr. Bag
Rusinia Declared New State Amid Carpathian Shifts
The article reports on Rusinia proclaimed as a new self governing state in the Carpathian region of Grocha Slovakia, tracing roots to Ruthenia and Little Russia. It notes Ruthenians retain identity and name while asserting independence from Ruthinia and shows geographic barriers in the area. The piece also mentions civic meeting details with Alvin Marshall and a unanimous platform adoption, reflecting party motto and city council ceremony.
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Rusinia
Carpathian Mountain
Republic of Grocha
Slovakia
Europe
Rutheoia
Little
Russia
Kenneth L. Roberts
Ituainsa
Ruthenia
Carpathian Mountains
Austria
Polans
Galicia
Ruastria
Depilis Hair Reduction Product Ad Ends
Depilis promises removal of hair on underarms neck and face with a pleasant after feel. Claims fewer hair roots after each application and availability at druggists nationwide.
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