Wilson Called Theorist By Liberal Leader
Berlin reports that during the Reichstag budget debate Dr Gustaf Stresemann National Liberal labeled President Wilson a theorist. Stresemann noted the rupture with the United States was welcomed by none and criticized Wilsons neutrality as revealing limitless possibilities, while praising German Americans for seeking peace and loyalty amid global tensions. Hausmann of the Peoples party warned against America’s trends and cautioned Germany against further adversaries as it defended itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
le Sayville
Jodey
Gustev Stresemann
National Liberal
United States
Wilson
Stresemann
Europe
Bartle
Gerany
Iman
Germany
Err Hausmann
People’s Party
Abe
America
City in Brief: Local Ads and Happenings
A collage of short items notes Miss Leia O Neill of Suwan visiting relatives, Repass headed to Fork Dodge for the annual auto show, Mr and Mrs C A Aemsworth of Hudson with relatives in Waterloo, and Thomas Crockford seeking hospital treatment. Others include Mrs P Oakley Mayes’s recovery from pneumonia, Omer Gibbons injured at Waterloo Gas Engine Works now at St. Francis, and fire company member Thomas Powers traveling to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leia O'Neill
Suwan
Qa . Repass
Fork Dodge
Thomas Crockford
P. Oakley Mayes
Hudson Road
Josephine Uurley
Minneapol
North Dakota
Thomas Powers
Commercial Street Fire Company
Omaha
Cal
Community notices detail meetings at Knights of Columbus hall
Announcements list events: WOW and Woodmen circle meet Wednesday evening at the Knights of Columbus hall. a fourth in a series of 4 is planned. Woman’s Relief Corps will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Ganz’s residence. Lafaynite street Waterlen noted. A. G. U. W. hall hosts gathering Tuesday midday for social time. Waterlon lodge No. 105 calls a meeting for work on the third degree at the Masonic temple Tuesday. Mary Pickford in Hulda From Hot Sand at the family theatre Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOW
Woodmen Cirvie
Knights of Columbus Hall
Vane
walt de@ministee
Womeens Retief Corps
Tamerow
Mre. Ganz
Lafaynite Street
Waterlen
Woo A. Ma
Bia Poom
A. OG. U. W. Hall
Waterlon Lodse
Fo & A. Mar Masonic Temple
Mary Pickford
Hulda
Demand Surges for City Farmers Vacant Lot Offers
Greater than available lots are needed to serve city farmers as responses pour in from residents like Luella Richards of Richmond Washington. George Williams, secretary of the Vacant Farming club, asks donors to clearly state location and rotation when offering plots. The committee will meet Wednesday to decide on a census of Waterloo’s available lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Richards
Richmond
Wash
George Williams
Miss Richards Haw
Waterloo
Wil
Hamer
Mr. Williams
YWCA Appeal At Rotary Prompts City Fund Drive
At the Rotary Club meeting in Waterloo speakers urged increased support for the YWCA to expand aid to local women and girls. Wirt Hoxie emphasized business leaders must double contributions to broaden services, noting many working girls earn only 3 to 10 dollars weekly. Ferguson of Iowa Life Insurance spoke on growth and stability, praising city cooperation and advertising exposure. Ralph Hoxie discussed fruit and vegetable conservation, with others adding remarks on local agriculture and insurance topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Wi. A
Wirt Tioxie
Rotary Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Lloxie
Waterloo
Waterloo Womanhood
Hoxie
Ferguson On
Ferguson
Ralph Hoxie
C. W. Kline LW. OB. Cropper
W. St. Hodge
Abilene
Kan
Waterloo Forms Community Drama League With New Coach
Carl Glick arrives in Waterloo to lead the newly formed Community Drama League as coach and instructor. Former Fairmont College drama teacher joins after being drawn by prospects of forming a vibrant theatre group. The league has enrolled about 204 members and directors plan a meeting with Mr. Glick tonight to set year plans and a member reception soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Drama League
Waterloo
Carl Glick
Glick
Fairmont College
Wichita
Kay
Laconia Liner Mail Destruction Warns of Loss
Postmaster general bulletin states a large portion of mail was destroyed when the liner Laconia sank. Officials urge patience for those awaiting foreign correspondence and advise reading official notices for updates on lost mail and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. HO Welly
Postmaast
Minister Hears His Wife Preach Sermon Muted by Illness
Reverend GQ Jordan of the Evanston Christian Church was ill and unable to lead a service in Trent tow Seath. His wife Mrs Jordan preached in his stead, delivering the sermon while he rested after a morning sermon and preliminary indisposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuwasa
Paris
Jordan
Evanston
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Waterloo And Crystal
Waterloo Theatre presents Garden of Allah with Miss Sarah Juax as Domini Baofilden and William Jeffrey as Boris in a dramatic romance. Also at Waterloo on March 13 is Hit-the-Trail Holliday, a George M. Cohan farce with Gilly Holliday in a New England village setting. Majestic Theatre returns Vanity Fair with Jack Trainor Olga DeBaugh and cast. A Vagabond Prince starring T. B. Warner, shown at Crystal Theatre, follows a nobleman’s adventures from Africa to San Francisco with Dorothy Dalton as Finity.
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Garden of Allah
Waterloo
Sarah ‘Juax
Domini Baofilden
William Jeffrey
Boris
Domini
Waterloo Theatre
Holliday
Gilly Holliday
Flolliday
New England
Mr. Cohan
Waterlod Theatre
Vanity Fair
Majestic
yester+iday
Jack Trainor
Trainor
Olga DeBaugh
Julius Jenkins
Patria
Mrs. Castle
Elaine
Idancer
Patria Channing
Thetress
Majestic Theatre
T.B. Warner
Africa
San Francisco
Barbary Coast
Warner
Tonio
Bothalin
Fhen Ag
Sin
Dorothy Dalton
Miss Dalton
Finity
the Crystal
Crystal Theatre
Consolidation Debate Surrounds Rural School Districts
Rural districts including Dewar Dunkerton and adjacent areas weigh consolidating several schools into one. Residents consult County Superintendent J Moeller for guidance as sentiment grows toward possible action in the near future. Mary Pickford in Walla From Holland at Family Theatre Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoors
Raymond
Pewar
Dunkerton
Ood
J. ©. Moeller
Dewar
Mary Pickford
Walla
Holland
Family Theatre
Fire Department Kept On The Jump
Henry Lentz at 250 Douglas Street suffered facial and scalp burns when bedding caught fire from a spark or cigarette at 11 05 a m Sunday. Fire was quickly controlled and losses expected to be small. Eight fire alarms reported since Saturday afternoon, totaling 16 for the month with no major losses. Multiple chimney fires on Wellington Street, Sycamore Street, and at the Metropole hotel caused excitement but no damage. Additional roof hole at 411 Edwards Street and a chimney fire at 1604 Jefferson Street. Insurance ad at end urges protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lentz
Douglas Street
Lewis
Western Avenue
C. J. Woolley
Gol Wellington Street
W. J. Hil
Sycamore Street
Metropole
Lentz
Leonard Hohl
Edwards Street
T. J. Andrews
Jefferson Street
Straussenburg Named Austrian Army Head
Berlin reports that Field Marshal Arz von Straussenburg was appointed chief of the general staff, replacing Field Marshal Conrad von Hoetzendorf who will serve in another post. Emperor Charles praised Hoetzendorf with the Grand Cross of Maria Theresa. A Reuters dispatch from Amsterdam said Hoetzendorf was dismissed.
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Berlin
Vienna
Arz von Straussenburg
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
Charles
Hoetzendorf
Reuter
Amsterdam
von Hoetzendorf
Royal Mail Liner Drina Sunk by U-Boat
New York reports that the Royal Mail steam packet liner Drina of 11 483 tons with passengers and cargo from Rio and Dundee was sunk between Lisbon and Liverpool. Passengers were rescued and landed. Agents in Rio Janeiro announced the loss and a captain’s message said passengers landed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio Janeiro
London
Royal Mail
Fidlo Dundra
Lisbon
Liverpool
March Term District Court Now in Session
Judge C W Mullan of Waterloo and G W Dunham of Manchester convened the March term of the district court this morning. A large amount of equity and law work is planned before the May term. A jury will be empaneled next week for the Dr Anca Longshoure Moon case, with civil actions set. At 12:30 this afternoon the grand jury was seated and instructed for the March session. The year‑long panel includes FP O Canfield Lester Joseph A Clark Lt Cook John Cunningham DO A Ferguson William Heinen Noble Litfin G W Orth T A Richards S J Streer J W Tegtmeier and W S Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Mallan
Waterloo
G. W. Dunham
Manchester
District Court
Mullan
Anca Longshoure-Moon
O. Canfield
Lester
Joseph A. Clark
East Waterloo
Lt. Cook
Washington
John Cunningham
Orange
DO. A. Ferguson
Cedar Falls
William Heinen
Poyner
Noble Litfin
G. W. Orth
Fox
T. A. Richards
Big Cresk
S. J. Strer
Black Hawk
J. W. Tegtmeier
Bennington
W.S. Thompson
Union
Disorderly house arrests in Wis arraignments
STS Follow sight Germin against fourteenth street west Wis arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of operating a disorderly house. Anna Dunlap of 420 Saxon street was arraigned on a charge of being an inmate of a disorderly house. Their cases were continued until this evening after a fight was reported at the Griffin home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Germin
Fourteenth Street West
Wis
Anna Dunlap
Saxon Street
Griffin
Noon Meetings Start Downtown As Evangelistic Campaign Opens
A large crowd gathered at the Palace theatre for noon services as Waterloo launches a two week evangelistic campaign. Dr E J Lockwood and Rev John Bunyan Smith spoke on reaching business men and the unchurched, stressing concerted action to bring sinners to the fold and to put Christianity on the map. The program opened with song led by Rev BE Lang and included prayers and a solo by Miss Emily Trevarthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pergun
Palace Theatre
Dron E Press
Waterloo
E. J. Lockwood
Grace M. E. Church
BE. J. Lang
First Evangelical Church
Earl Baker
Linden
Emily Trevarthen
Meeting Time Change at Union Congregational Church
The principal meeting hour at Union Congregational Church shifts from 12 m to 12 10 p m with Rev W A Peterson as speaker. Sessions are scheduled to end at 12 50 p m, tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Peterson
Union Congregational Church
The Horrible Handicap of Poisoned Blood
An 19th or early 20th century public notice extols S. S. S. as a vegetable blood purifier. It claims inherited blood taints like scrofula can be cured, promises prompt action, and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. at 36 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Life
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Gament
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Dr. Stresemann
Buchanan
W. E. Closson
Independence
Ts Hecraft
Omer Gibbons
St. Jancis Hospital
T. F
A. JL. Cours
Dubuque
Y. J. Quigley
Fcl
A. Rownd
Cedar
Florida
Gilberts
Vije
Des Moines
Wangi Menus Association
Hone Sibars
Rotary
A. Ferguson
Drama League
Much Mail
Laconta
Fire Department
Miller-McCartney Ins
Agen
Straussenburg
St. Watrick
St. Patrick
Warwick’s
Black's
AIM
Black’s
Sill
Whittall
Royal Worcester
Peerless Body Brussels
Hardwick and
Magee
TON
Oakdale
BIG Carpet and Rug Department
Hoover
Jewelry Department
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