Wilson in Paris Faces Labor Conference Agenda
President Wilson arrived in Paris and met Premier Clemenceau Lloyd George and Col House to discuss the international labor conference set for Washington next October The commission reviews two key issues enforcing labor bureau rulings and voting power among nations The British plan for enforcement faces American resistance and moral suasion is favored with several labor proposals set aside for bureau discussion and a women’s labor deputation next week
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Paris
Wilson
Washington
International Commission On Labor Legislaion
Plaza Des Etats Unis
Lloyd George
Hotel de Crillon
Clemenceau
Col. House
United States
Brest
the Invalides Station
Poincare
Mme
Clemencezu
Pichon
Andre Tardiev
Bertoulat
Mordacq
Ministry of War
Lansing
Tasker H. Buss
Henry White
Peace Mission
Sharp
Benson
Clementveau
International Labor Bureau
Organization of the Bureau
International Labor Machine
League of Nations
Italy
Commission
Council
Bureau
Women’s Labor Organizations
Chamber of Commerce to watch state bills for Waterloo
A board committee will monitor introduced state legislature bills and file copies in Waterloo. The group will weigh each bill and alert members if it affects Waterloo, ensuring opposition or support as needed. The plan aims to raise awareness beyond attorneys and a few business leaders.
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Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Rail-Water Route Enables Big Saving in Freight Charges
Waterloo delegates attend the older boys conference in Fort Dodge with Elmer Rice and Harry Fisher among the attendees. Speakers include A Holmes of Drake University Rev C W Gilkey and F O Noebler. The event runs today and Sunday with a varied program.
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Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Elmer Rice
Harry Fisher
France
A. Holmes
Drake University
C. W. Gilkey
Hyde Park Baptist Church of
Chicago
O. Noebler
Minneapolis
Stomach trouble and constipation relief hailed in ad and play notes
The Waterloo Commercial club traffic bureau cites savings of 4.5 to 22.05 percent on freight via a New Orleans route using steel barges. An ad promotes Milks Emulsion for stomach trouble, constipation, and general health with a money back guarantee. A three act comedy drama titled An Irisa idea will be staged at Sacred Heart school auditorium Monday and Tuesday under Rev. Molloy.
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New Orleans
Waterloo
Waterloo Commercial Club
M. J. Sanders
Mississippi Warrior River
St. Louis
C. A. McCormick
Anderson
Ind
McCormick
Terre Haute
Wangler Bros
C. J. Miller Drug Co
Sacred Heart School
Jf. M. Molloy
Globe Trotter to Entertain Rotary Ladies Night
Rotary members break routine for a Ladies Night with dinner at 6 at Hotel Russell Lamson grill. John T. Nichols of Des Moines, globe trotter and author, will deliver the principal address about his peace conference experiences with President Wilson. Music will accompany the program.
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Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson Grill
John T. Nichols
Des Moines
Globe Trotter
Johon J. Houser
Wilson
League of Nations
Victory Loan Parade Planned for April 21 In Black Hawk County
More than 1 000 returned service members in Black Hawk county will join a monster parade to inaugurate the Victory Loan Drive on April 21. Macy Campbell county loan director asked Corp C F Perrott of the Y M C A to lead parade preparations with Maj Gen Weileip and Paul Davis aiding in planning.
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Black Hawk County
Macy Campbell
Corp C.F. Perrott
Weileip
Paul Davis
Corp. Perrott
Flames Do $225000 Damage in Quebec Fire
Quebec March 18 Fire in zero weather damaged property valued at 225000 before firefighters contained it. A fireman was injured during extinguishing efforts as the blaze threatened the business district.
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Quebec
Associated Press
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless rheumatism and pain remedy. It claims relief is instant for rheumatism, sore ness, stiffness, sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, and back aches, urging buyers to try a small bottle at any drug store.
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St. Jacob's
St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Liniment
Frightful Fall and Fire Destroys Local Wholesale Property
A man named Freman fell three stories and suffered serious injuries. Property owned by J. M. Orkin & Cout wholesale merchants and the European Agency liquor dealers was destroyed. The notice mentions a primer of rules and advice and advertises a 35 cent outfit, with Waterloo Evening as the address.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Courier
Freman
J. M. Orkin & Cout
European Agency
Two Big Debates in Waterloo On World’s Greatest Question
The article invites readers to attend two debates featuring top intellectuals in Waterloo. It urges the public to crystallize their opinions on a vital, perhaps epochal subject, presenting the event as a rare opportunity to hear keen, high quality defenders of diverse views.
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Waterloo
Question for March 16 Resolved on League of Nations
The statement argues that a League of Nations formed by the proposed constitution would be an effective instrument to regulate international relations. It reflects a debate on international cooperation and the viability of collective security mechanisms.
Question on US entry to a League of Nations
March 23 item asks if the proposed constitution would create an effective League of Nations and if the United States should enter such a League under that constitution. The brief presents a referendum style query on international alliance.
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League of Nations
United States of America
Debate Promises Sparks as Four Lawyers Face Off
The AFFIRMATIVE A B Lovejoy and Frank Edwards oppose BENJ F Swisher and Carleton Sias in a Waterloo debate praised for eloquence and forceful speech. A morning service follows at 11 o'clock on March 16 with a talk on The Eternity of the Soul, questioning religion as priestly invention or divine voice.
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the Invalides
Ocality Grocery
Quality
Fourth Street West
K. W. Farr
J. Arnold
Charles Mrick
Auto Exchange
Phelps
Jefferson
Marsh-Place
Paradise
Rotary
Tadve
Baker's
Ecocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
A. A. Hoffman
J.e.karth
E. I. Dunkelberg
Leavitt & Johnson
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Conkey
Brent
Willford
Sycamore St
Central Labor Union
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Peavey
Company M National Guards
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Waterloo Savings Bank
United States Securities 401
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New York
Lipon
Waterloo, West
Emmons Johnson
William C. Logan
T. Enson
Fenl _ Sod
Miller
Cashien
Bartling
Asst Cashier
Ald Epwarts
Carleton Stas
K. L. Bragdon
Ass't Cashier
I, N. Lda Barre
First
A. B. Lovejoy
Frank Edwards
Benj. F. Swisher
Carleton Sias
Carleton
Pike, Sing
First Congregational Church
A. B., Lovejoy, of
Mears and
Lovejoy
Sager, Sweet and Edwards
Texas Drilling Syndicate No
Paul W- Smith
West Texas
W.R. Law
Leavitt and Johnson Bank
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