Wilson Declares US Role as Latin American Policeman
President Wilson sends a formal notice to Central and South American republics stating the United States will not tolerate disorders in the region and aims to cultivate cordial understanding while promoting peace, law, and mutual cooperation. The message underscores restraint of influence and opposition to personal ambition in government seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Castro
Taft-Knox
Messrs. Huerta
Diaz
Central and
South America
America
Friends of Peace
Central
Deans to Meet at University of Iowa Conference
Fifteen state universities across the Mississippi Valley will send deans of liberal arts colleges to the annual deans conference at the University of Iowa in Iowa City on March 18 and 19. Deans from Ohio, Colorado, Minnesota, and Kentucky will attend as guests of Iowa State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mississippi Valley
University of Iowa
Ohio
Colorado
Minnesota
Kentucky
Iowa
Newlywed and Best Man Arrested in Waterloo Disorderly Conduct Case
In a Waterloo police court morning session Frank Roe and N Bucklin, newlyweds from Waverly, along with the best man, faced charges of disorderly conduct after a union visit to Waterloo. Roe was released on bond, Bucklin jailed four days. Conductor James Sees accused of pushing him off a car. charges dismissed. Three others who met Bessie Wrate pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct with $5 fines. Austrian immigrant Guy Wolfe postponed for trial pending witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Frank Roe
Waverly
N. Bucklin
Waterloo
Roe
Brewser
Buck
Bucklin
James Sees
J. Smith
Young Sees
Sees
Lees
Bessie Wrate
Guy Wolfe
Sibubprares
Des Moines Liquor Petition Threatens Saloon Lease
Des Moines authorities report liquor interests plan to circulate a petition based on the recent school election turnout of about 3,000 votes. The move could grant Des Moines saloons a new two year lease, pending a state supreme court ruling on petition validity and basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Polk County
Fort Dodge
Millinery Opening by Mrs Morgan at Lafayette Street
Mrs G F Morgan succeeds Mrs B A Bacon and opens a millinery shop at 620 Lafayette Street. The display features season’s smartest models and a special line of D B Fisk pattern hats for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Morgan
B. A. Bacon
Lafayette Street
Hughes Sisters Millinery Opens in Y M C A Building
The Hughes Sisters Millinery held a formal Easter opening at their Waterloo store in the Y M C A building. Women visited in the morning and afternoon to view exclusive styles and original patterns with displays of Gage Fisk and Keith models. The event continues tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Sisters
Y. M
Ladies of Waterloo
Gage, Fisk
Keith
Household foods auction at Fifth and Sycamore
Full line of household foods will be sold at the corner of Fifth and Sycamore streets Saturday beginning at 1 p m Auctioneer C E Phifer conducts the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Youth Stole Automobile Tire Case Transferred to Juvenile Court
Baril Hail aged 15 was arraigned in the Police Judge Meyers court for larceny but jurisdiction lay with the juvenile court due to age. He stole a tire from W H Christof and sold it at Schultz junk yard for seventy five cents after it had never been used. Detective Tom Morris had the youth in custody and the tire in possession by Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baril Hail
Meyers
Doday
W.H. Christof
Mullan Avenue
B. Schultz
Tom Morris
Mrs Wilson and Mrs Bryan Oppose Narrow Slashed Skirts
Washington March 12. Both the wife of the president and the wife of the vice president oppose the prevailing narrow skirt style with slashes at the front. Mrs. Bryan agrees with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Marshall on this point. The cabinet women favor straight, ample skirts and avoid drapery that emphasizes the figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Wilson
Marshall
Chantilly
Secretary Daniels Sits With Naval Board In Washington
Secretary Daniels attends a naval board session to discuss policy, ship numbers, stations, docks, and fleet problems. The board evaluates larger navy planning and practical fleet issues. Also listed is an auction notice for restaurant fixtures at Fifth and Commercial streets on Friday March 14 at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Hese Washington
Secre
Mary Daniels
Naval General Board
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U. S
Fitzgerald Bros
Best Man
Herschel Cook
Diffi
Jefferson Street
Cedar River
C. E. Phifer
Mark H. Jackson
Alhambra Bidg
Syracuse
N.Y
Jackson
Woods Bros
Towin
Whittall
Targest Furniture, Rug and
Secon
Fletcher
Chan
HL. Fletcher
Lledetswey
Murray Street
New York City
Sec. Daniels
Naval Board
Elvery
Voss
Kurtzmann
A. B. Chase
Kurtzman
L. S. Parsons
L. & Parsons
L& Parsons
S. Parsons
S. Howard
R. S. Howard
Eee Tee
LS Pawsons
Ouse
Sycamore ST
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