Governors Tilt on Federal Aid
Washington March 4 governors from New Jersey and Oregon led a heated exchange at the White House over federal aid policy. Gov Cox urged a definite national policy, while Gov Edge criticized government overreach, as Mayors Baker and others pressed for actions to curb unemployment and restore industry. Analysts noted debate over prices, freight, and railroad improvements with a session of speeches and a morning address by Roger Babson. Senator Kenyon was slated to speak in the afternoon.
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Huse
New Jersey
Guy. Cox
Vino
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White House
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Cox
Meigs
Cax
Edge
Aloe
Watdh
Congress
Baker
George L. Baker
Portland
Ore
Roger W. Babson
Deepartment of Labor
Kenyon
Iowa
Baker to Tour West With March to See Camps
Secretary Baker plans a three week inspection trip from Washington with Gen March to visit World War I camps on the Pacific coast and near the Mexican border. The itinerary includes Camps Custer Bath Dodge Funston Lewis Kearney Fort Sliss Fort Worth Camp Bowie Camp Pike Camp Zachary Taylor.
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Associated Press
Washington, DD
Baker
Washington
March
Pacific Coast
Mexican
Trin
Custer
Bath
Dodge
Iowa
Funston
Kansas
Lewis
Kearney
California
Fort Sliss
Fort Worth
Camp Bowie
Texas
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Camp Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Norma Cook Murder Trial Opens With Expected Testimony
Opening statements began in the J Norman Cook murder case as Norma Cook the defendant's 17 year old daughter is expected to repeat the original story claiming Bradway was like a father to her and their relations were proper. The defense plans self defense in a fight sparked by a request that Bradway cease his alleged attentions to Norma.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. Norman Cook
Willam & Bradway
Seere
Norma Cook
Bradway
Lke
Cook
Jense
Nariwa
Williams and Washburn Wenner in Tennis Meet
Cannes March 4 Captains Williams of Boston and Washburn of New York won the American army tennis tournament final. Williams defeated Washburn 6 2 7 5 6 2 in singles then teamed with Washburn to capture the doubles title defeating Davis of St Louis and partner 6 1 b 2.
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Associated Press
Cannes
Norris Williams
Boston
Watsop Washburn
New York
Yo. CG. A
Williams
Wastburn
Washburn
Dwight Davis
St. Louie
That Border Envoys Named By AP
Paris March 4 The German delegation for the inter allied mission to Poland has been renamed Baron von Rechenberg Dr Drews the Prussian interior minister Gen Dommes and other officers and experts The first meeting will be at Krenz near Bromberg
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Associated Press
Paris
Poland
Germany
Baron von Rechenberg
Drews
Dommes
Krenz
Bromberg
Navy approves war service certificates for enlisted
Washington March. Secretary Daniels has approved a war service certificate to be issued by commanding officers to members of the enlisted personnel of both the regular force and the naval reserves so that every man and woman who has served the navy honorably during the war may receive an official testimonial.
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Neeler
Washington, D. C
Navy
Daniels
Naval
Rochester Arrives with 218 Troops and 62 Naval Enlistees
Rochester nears port with 218 troops and 62 naval enlisted men after sailing from Brest. The contingent includes the 497th aero squadron and Mobile Hospital No. 100 at Camps Meades and Grant.
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New York
Rochester
Brest
497Th Aero Squadron
Mobile Hospital No
Camps
Meades
Grant
Senate Filibuster Looms Over Railroad Bill Yet Is Humiliating
Washington report says Senate filibuster stretches long into the night with La Follette France and Sherman speaking for hours to block a 750 million railroad appropriation. Senator Thomas criticizes rules as antiquated and humiliating, urging change as debate stalls progress.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ireland
House
Helm
Kentucky
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
France
Maryland
Sherman
Milnais
Senator la Follette
Lodge
Thomas
Colorado
Congress adjourns as rail finance bill lost amid filibuster
Legislative session ends with widespread laughter as Vice President Marshall calls adjournment sine die. President Wilson signs a $1 billion wheat guarantee amid stalled rail measures and failed House resolutions including demobilization of drafted soldiers. Senate members-elect attend, while many bills including reconstruction and prohibition measures die without final votes.
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Colorado
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Oklahoma
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Lewis
Hoon
Lloyd George Urges Fair Play to Save Civilisation
London March 4 Premier Lloyd George spoke at the first joint meeting of industrial committees formed last week by Parliament. He warned that civil isation could be precipitated to atoms unless justice and fair play prevail for all classes, urging decisive action to save civilisation.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Return of roads to owners seen as blockade end
Continued from page one the nominations of A Mitch ell Palmer to be attorney general John Skelton Williams to be comptroller of the currency and numerous postmasters would remain unacted upon No yielding for suffs Senator Jones of New Mexico sought unanimous consent to report the suffrage resolution but Senator Mlinda blocked his efforts The president will postpone calling the new congress until returning from France and gave no public plan on railroad disposition
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John Skelton Williams
Sherman
Jones
New Mexico
Woman Suffrage Committee
Mlinda
Martin
Congress
France
Wilson
Hostile Belgian Press Regretted by Dutch Diplomat in Paris
In Paris Dr. Jahr Loudon, former Dutch minister and wartime foreign minister, denounced Belgian press hostility toward Holland. He argued Dutch neutrality was misinterpreted, noting Belgians who sought refuge on Dutch soil in 1914 and referencing orange books published by the Guteh government as proof of facts.
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Associated Press
Paris
Maron
Holland
Jahr Loundon
Belgium
Loudon
Washington
Lis
Orange
Guteh
Hurry Your Income Tax Return Urged By Commissioner
Federal taxpayers were urged by Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper to file their income tax returns as early as possible and pay in full by March 15. He reminded that it is the taxpayer's duty to file without prompting from revenue officers and advised seeking advice from federal income tax officers at once.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Internal Revenue
Roper
Women of New London Carry Election for $6,000 Gymnasium
New London Indiana voters approve a $6,000 addition to the community center to serve as a gymnasium and meeting space. The final tally shows 528 ballots cast with 120 in favor and 189 against, with women playing a decisive role by supporting the measure 164 to 160.
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New London
Black Hawk County Tops Armenian Relief Contributions
Black Hawk is among ten high counties in the state contributing to the Armenian relief fund. The headquarters report shows $12,700 in cash raised so far with $1,660 in unpaid pledges. The local committee urges early payment as appeals from headquarters stress the urgent need to aid the Near East.
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Black Hawk
Armenian Relief Fund
Des Moines
Near East
Princess Patricia Weds Navy Commander Ramsey in Westminster Abbey
Princess Patricia of Connaught married Commander Alexander Ramsey of the British navy at Westminster Abbey in a ceremony crowded with royalty and commoners. She carried a bouquet from the Princess Pats, a Canadian regiment, and the register was signed in the chapel of Edward the Confessor.
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Connaught
Alexander Ramsey
Westminster Abbey
Princess Pats
Edward the Confessor
Thrice Salted Bacon and Ham in Britain
London reports American pork firms discussing Britain’s triple salted bacon and ham. British buyers fix prices on American meat shipped via Leviciwh LYTIR TEN, with Britain seeking storage reserves after wartime losses.
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London
America
Isles
United States
City in Brief and Local Notes
G. D. Ellis and Charles City businessvisitor activities. Roy G. Nival travels from Milford due to his father’s illness. Temple Rebeka event slated on Fourth Street. Wa terloo Poultry assoc meets in Carpenters Hall to discuss state show. Christ Episcopal Church schedule in Lloyd Hall with daily services. Rodney Baldwin, Hudson, forgery case bound over to grand jury with $300 bail. Gethsemane Shrine invites Bethany Shrine for Wednesday ceremony in Cedar Falls. Waterloo county jail WCTU literature drive. Black Hawk County Holiness Assoc meets tomorrow at Free Methodist Church with multiple services. A soldier from Nice, France writes home about furlough. Vandalism reported near Chautauqua Park cottages. no robbery found. James Small injured at Rath Packing elevator. hospitalized. Paul Pecht, in St Agnan, France, writes home. correspondence ongoing. British request India release Bolshevik prisoner exchange for US Consul Tredwell.
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G. D. Ellis
Charles City
Roy G. Nival Fe
Milford
Temple Rebeka
Rodney Baldwin
Hudson
Gethsemaon Shrine
Cedar
Rapides
Bethany Shrine
Cedar Falls
J. M. McStay
W. C. TU
Black Hawk County
Nominations Fail by Adjournment in Senate Filibuster
Washington March 4 Inability to secure an executive session of the senate due to Republican filibuster caused the failure of numerous nominations including A Mitchell Palmer for attorney general and Norman Hapgood for American minister to Denmark. Recess nominations will be made as a result of the adjournment.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
A. Mitchell Palmer
Williams
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Robert B. Noble
Army Medical Corps
Soldier Finds Peaceful Return to Work on County Farm
Former soldier Merton B. Smith, discharged and now with his wife, reports happiness in a county home and hospital job. He and his wife oversee farm work and care for 80 mentally ill female patients, praising the government employment bureau for valuable aid and urging continued support.
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Merton
Smith
Fayette County
Secretary Glass seeks earlier return for 42nd Rainbow division
Secretary Glass asks Secretary Baker to move up the 42nd Rainbow division’s return from April 26 so the troops can parade in the United States during the Liberty loan campaign. An Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes the proposal aims to boost bond drive support.
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Washington, D. C
Glass
Baker
Rainbow
United States
Liberty Loan
Prince Leopold Nabbed in Munich Amid Eisner Murder Probe
Prince Leopold of Navaria, former Wittelsbach head and Russian front commander, arrested in Munich on suspicion of aiding the Eisner murder. Bavarian authorities reportedly found a hit list by revetionarias and plan to seize twenty hostages from among the wristormey.
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Wittelsbach Dy- Wusly
Munich
Premigr Eisner
Leopold
Garvan Succeeds Palmer as Alien Property Custodian
Garvan of New York City becomes alien property custodian following Palmer's retirement to join the Wilson administration as attorney general. Thomas W. Gregory relinquishes post after two months' notice and returns to law practice, with plans to accompany President Wilson to Paris for official duties.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Tachinet
Thomas W. Gregory
Wrancis TY Garvan
New York City
Bureau of Investigation
Gregory
Parisia
Suffragists pay high for seats to bait Wilson at opera
New York reports militant suffragettes paying 40 to 124 for tickets to the Metropolitan Opera House where President Wilson and Taft will speak on the league of nations. Edward Swann says police will bar women suspected of entering to disrupt. Henry Miller to produce a new play Moliere with Blanch Mates Norbrook Blinn Estelle Winwood Forest Robinson.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Wilson
Wm. Howard Taft
League of Nations
Edward Swann
Henry Miller
Moliere
Mr. Miller
Blanch Mates
Norbrook Blinn
Estelle Winwood
Forest Robinson
Social event at Fairbank farm trails travelers to the West
At Hin Farm two miles south of Fairbank March 4 hosted a social event under Masonic auspices. Guests included the Wolgamot and Winch families and the evening featured notes from son J B Finck in the army, with plans to travel west. Reports say veterans and neighbors attend, with local church notices and updates on townsfolk’s activities from Des Moines to Waterloo.
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Fairbank
Wolga
Thy Masao
Germany
Iie
Til Mon
George Dakes
Peto
Murhank
Goth
Diavig
Mreo
Ino Glbert
Velwelh
Eco
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Caraj
Janis
Betes
Patrbwal
Meltevi B. Prescott
Hells Dues
Freezone Corn Treatment Ad Claims Fast Pain Relief
A short ad touts Freezone drops from a drag store to end pain from hard or soft corns and calluses. It promises painless removal by applying a few drops to the affected area, then lifting out the root. The copy emphasizes ease and lack of humbug.
Advertisement Advice Promises Relief Through Tablets
The notice urges immediate use of Chamberlains Tablets after supper to relieve constipation and improve digestion. It warns that lack of outdoor exercise and overeating cause headaches anxiety and worry. It recommends slowing eating walking daily and correcting habits for lasting health.
Constipation relief praised by Chamberlain's Tablets
The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease constipation with a natural feeling, noting the effect is like a normal movement when taken in proper doses. It emphasizes minimal awareness of medicine acting and positions the tablets as a preferred remedy.
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Chamberlain
Do You Need a Kidney Medicine Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root
An advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a gentle healing herbal remedy for kidney liver or bladder troubles. It claims quick friendly relief and immediate effects in many cases and invites readers to request a sample and pamphlet from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York via Waterloo Daily Courier-Reporter readers.
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