Revolution in Russia and tariff reform debate
The piece reviews the Russian revolution and its global impact, noting abdication of the czar, the influence of long suppressed unrest, and parallels to the French revolution of 1789. It discusses war censorship, leadership, and possible move toward democracy amid wartime strain. It also mentions tariff removal from politics and a local joke about St Patrick’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosslan
Russa
Nicholas
Russia
Eva
Lena
Nussia
Will They Stroke Developments In The Threatened Railroad Strike
The piece discusses possible railroad worker strikes and the impact on commerce amid wartime strain. It notes the four brotherhoods’ actions, the Supreme Court 40 hour law case, and the president’s attempts to delay or avoid a walkout. It warns of nationwide disruption and potential use of military orders if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oro
Brotherhoods of
Faliroad
F Br
Supreme Court of the United States
Emsployes
Europe
Wilson
Supreme Court
Actuslitr
Peonis
Tariff commission named by Wilson eyed as key to postwar economy
The new tariff commission, nonpartisan in intent, will advise Congress on postwar schedules. Chairman Prof Frank Taussig of Harvard leads a diverse group including Democrats Lewis and Roper and independent Kent, with varied tariff views but a push for impartial analysis. The panel’s weight could shape economic policy, prompting scrutiny of its political balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wilson
Wilson Independent League
Hs Ife
RE. P. Coatigen
Colorado
Culbertson
Kansan
Rown
Texas Department of the Federal Trade Commision
Teri’ Commission
America
Ite Fudiss
Congress
F. W. Taussig
Harvard
David J. Lewis
Marsland
Tis
Denzel C. Roper
South Carolina
House
Ways and Means
William Kent
Met Congress
Lineup of Frontier Heroes in 1878 Play Captured
Press comment on a Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Cody era lineup from Ned Buntline's Scouts of the Plains. Names such as Puttalo Bi Utchalagged, Ambrose Reynolds, Tom Doggett, and Comanche Claw appear, with notes on Wild Bill's stage nerves and Cody's autobiography. Also references to Russia, revolutionary France, and Jeannette Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuustren
Christian Science Monitor
Baffate bin
Wild Bill
Veo
Puttalo Bi
Jong
Scouts of the Plains
Ned Buntline
Plainsmen
Buffalo Lite
New York Aubience
Feuffate
Cody Esas
Atne Jts
Mbelute
Hun Daw
Asie
Jennie Pishor
Azle Butford
Unele Ffenry
Wu Friend
Ee Ariington
Tom Doggett
A. Johnson
Mainhall
D. SW
Budke
Rufao Bill
Texas Jack
Colonel Tiody
Acaut
Education Good But Oastly Through Cost of Living
Burlington Hawk-Eye notes education acts as a burden yet yields thrift and savings. It contends high living costs press lessons in frugality, showing how hardship can foster financial prudence and reduced debt across readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Hawk-Eye
Iava
Pitt questioned over rooster execution day proclaimed
Marshailtown Times Republican reports Gov. Warding will be asked to proclaim June 1 as a day of execution for roosters. The piece quips whether Speaker Pitt supports the proposal as some birds may have gravel in their crops.
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Marshalilown Times-Republican
Ross
Pitt
Marshailtown
Questionnaires on Faith by Leuba Spark Debate at Bryn Mawr
The article reviews Professor James Leuba’s study surveying hundreds of students and scientists on belief in a personal God and immortality. It notes high percentages among believers but warns that responses may reflect reticence, vague terminology, and generation or regional shifts, not definitive proof of faith levels.
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Russia
Chicago Herald
Petrograd
Moscow
France
James Leuba
Bryn Mawr College
Leuba
Jnakre
Maeterlinck
Butler
John Wesley
James Louba
Measles facts and prevention guidance from Dr Huber
The article outlines the incubation invasion and eruption stages of measles, common complications such as broncho pneumonia and ear inflammation, and emphasizes that contagion begins before the rash. It stresses isolation from onset of cough and throat symptoms to prevent spread and notes transmission via towels and shared items.
State U B Meeting at Graves Memorial Church
The state board of missions and Church Extension Society of the United Brethren church will meet Wednesday at Graves Memorial church. Bishop H. H. Fout of Indianapolis and Rev. J. C. H. Light of Cedar Rapids will attend. A 1:30 p.m. banquet will unite the church, and Bishop Fout will preach at the evening service.
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U. B
State Board of Conference Missions and Church Extension Society of the
United Brethren Church
Graves Memorial Church
H. H. Fout
Indianapolis
Ind
J. C. H. Light
Cedar Rapids
Wil
Fout
Prohibition Debate in West Virginia Raises Real Question
The New York World notes that federal dry laws now tax West Virginia prohibiting one quart per month per adult. It argues that sham prohibition proves ineffective and real prohibition supporters will soon see its true impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
West Virgin
Two Views on Senator Stone's Senate Chairmanship
Keokuk Gate City notes split opinion over Senator Stone continuing as chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. One viewpoint is held exclusively by Stone himself as he weighs his future and influence in Washington.
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Stone
Keokuk Gate City
Senator Stone
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Postmasters politics clause ponders April first date
Newspaper clippings note Republicans question any special meaning in an executive order to remove all postmasters from politics taking effect on April 1. Other items reference seasonal costs and nostalgic liquor chat from local papers.
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Sioux City Journal
Rotary speaker to discuss Army conditions on Mexican border
Gen. H. Allen of Waterloo will address the Rotary Club at the Russell Lamson hotel on Monday noon. He has long led the National Guard and will speak on Army conditions on the Mexican border. Other Rotary figures and plans for a June Atlanta conference were noted, along with Rotary club visits to Havana, Cuba.
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H. A. Allen
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Belt Telephone! Company
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Gen. Allen
Views of the People on Babylon and Baghdad
Readers respond on Babylon as biblical prophecy and its fall. Letters discuss Cyrus, Alexander the Great, and Persian conquest, with references to Isaiah and Matthew, noting Baghdad’s location on the Tigris and German excavations on ancient ruins. Also included are local letters defending loyalty to President Wilson and remarks on a dragon fly as a useful insect.
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Babyion
Waterloo
Bagdad
Courier
Babylon
Babylonia
Cyrus
Susa
Alexander the Great
Christ
Tigris River
Euphrates
Koldewey
Letta Dixon Burgess
Persistent Griever Turns Time Into Ash Heap
A column piece recalls Mrs M the persistent griever who clings to sorrow four to five years after loss. The author argues dwelling on gloom harms a household and that true honor comes from solace and moving on. It contrasts sympathetic support with self defeating misery.
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Billy Sunday
Alinda
Griaver
Little May and the Clock Rescue Tale
A grandmother recounts a Civil War era tale in which five year old May helps hide a wounded Union soldier from pursuing Confederates. The spy hides inside a clock until danger passes, then aids his recovery and later reunites with his bride, now May’s mother.
Old Establishment Seeks Branch Manager for Local Sales
Old established manufacturing firm seeks branch manager to appoint agents and run a local sales campaign for automotive articles. Promises rapid selling and 200 percent profit with exclusive contract. Requires $250 to $500 operating capital. You provide own money and cover expenses to Chicago. send applications to Sales Manager, 334 National Life Bldg., Chicago.
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Chicago
National Life Bidg
Leswerk Laundry Tablet advertised for easier wash day
An old advertisement claims Leswerk Laundry Tablet saves half the time and removes blues without rubbing for whiter cleaner clothes. It promises harmless use and a money back refund if unsatisfied. Order a 10 cent package from dealers or send to Leswerk Manufacturing Co. Richmond Hill New York City.
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Leswerk
Leswerk Manufacturing CO
Richmond Hill
New York City
Gard of Thanks from James Taylor Family
Mr and Mrs James Taylor and children thank friends and neighbors for kindness during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. Practically every home in Waterford receives the Courier.
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James Taylor
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Associated Press Leasure
Audit Bureau of Crrculations
Daly
W. HL Hartman CO
Weet Bark Ave
John @ Hartman
Alw. Peterson
Sec.Treas
Gen. M&f
Postoffice
Washington
Munsey
Dougherty
Cores
Philadelphia
Story
Brooks & Finer
Repsa
St. Patrick
Ireland
St. Brian
United States
New York Sun
Burlington Hawk-Eve
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Iowa
Sioux City Tribune
Harry LeRoy Haywood
Montaigne
Questions and
Hubert Ul
Helen
Huber
John B. Huber
Council Bluffs
the Rotary Club
A. F. Gates
Business Colleges
International Association
Eugene Anderson
Macon
Anderson
Gates
Atlanta
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Gatis
Sioux City
Arch C. Klumph
Alten Albert
C. R. Perry
Havana
Cuba
Berlin
Marei
Stanton, Ve
BE. H. Ballard
Ruth
Sandman
F. A. Walker
May
Grandma
Virginia
Judy
Mars
New Hampshire
Mamma
Mrother
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Henry T. Smith
Tam
Wate
W. E. Patterson
Commercial Bank
E. L Dunkelberg
Black Hawk Bank
Res
Black
C. W. Bruner
Black Hawk Building
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and Mulberry
Streete
East Side Library
Ben C, Everall
Marsh-Place
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