Dowling Installed as Archbishop of St Paul in Solemn Rite
Austin Dowling, former Des Moines bishop, consecrated archbishop of St Paul replacing John Ireland. Mass drew hundreds, 106 bishops attended. insignia to be sent from Rome. Dowling praised Ireland's legacy and pledged to continue his predecessor's aims while noting his simple, nonpolitical approach and admiration for Wilson.
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St. Paul
Austin Dowling
Des Moines
John Ireland
J. A. Welch
Vatican
Archbishop Dowling
Minnesota
United States
St. Paul, Minn
Dowling
Wilson
Robins Denies Murmansk Trip Denial Against Donner Claims
Boston March 5 Col Raymond Robins former head of the Red Cross mission to Russia denounced as totally false Herman F Donner’s statements before the National Civic Federation in New York claiming Robins secretly traveled to Murmansk and suggested U S support for Bolsheviks Robins asks the federation president to demand evidence from Donner and to allow him to publicly refute the slanders in the witnesses’ presence
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Associated Press
Boston
Raymond Robins
Red Cross
Russia
Herman F. Donner
National Civic Federation
New York
Robins
Murmansk
Everitt Macy
Bir
Donner
Federation
Donmar
Iowa House Votes for Full Suffrage for Hawkeye Women
Des Moines reports the Iowa house passed the senate measure for a constitutional amendment granting full woman suffrage with only one opposing vote. The measure now goes to the next legislature for a second approval before a public vote.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
T. J. O'Donnell
Dubuque
A. L. Rale
Mason City
General Assembly
Hull
Atlen
House
Rathbun
Sergeant Forsythe Home Visit After A E F Service
Sergeant Arthur R Forsythe who enlisted with the Canadian army and later joined the American expeditionary force returns to Waterloo to visit his wife before sailing for France in May He will lecture at Detroit Columbia New York Drew Theological Seminary and later rejoin his brothers and comrade for continued entertainment work with the Khaki Trio through the Y M C A He regards Waterloo as his homeland and plans to settle there after the war
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Arthur R. Forsythe
Wa‘Cerhoy
10Th Field Signal Battalion
41St Division
France
Sergt Forsythe
Charles
Forsythe
Lawrence
Mich
John H. Rhodas
Gosport
N.Y
Sergt
Waterloo
Mrat A. . Baum
Chautauqua Park
Forsyth
Columbia
New York
Drew, Theological Seminary
Detroit
Ang
Eli J. Forsythe
Seargaunt
Forsythe Brothers
Mr. Strodes
Altho
116Th Feld Signal Battalion
M.C. A
Arthur Worsythe
Hall
Kvoreyibe
Cour
Belgium
America
AL BF
Sergi
A. EB. F
Paris Peace Conference Press Clash Sparks Karl Stirrings
Paris March 35 The supreme council of the peace conference bars all but official communique phrasing of its proceedings prompting sharp editorials. The Figaro criticizes a Chinese wall between public and leaders as the echo of anxiety grows across allied nations. Le Matin and Echo de Paris warn the method risks deeper tensions.
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Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Raymond Qeeoly
The
Figaro
Council
Echo de Paris
Council of 10
le Journal
Reds Would Hold French for Exchange
Paris reports that the Russian soviet government intends to retain the French military mission as prisoners. The exchange proposal seeks to swap the French mission for a Soviet mission allegedly held by the French at Saloniki, aiming to facilitate broader exchanges through Budapest.
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REDS
Paris
Hayas
Matin
Budapest
Saloniki
Cancellations Cut Nearly Half Billion in Aircraft Work
War department figures through March 19 show nearly 0.5 billion dollars in aircraft contracts canceled or suspended. As of November 8 De Haviland-4 planes in front line service numbered 628 with 457 in actual commission. France held 1,183 reserved planes on November 1 amid U.S. production reaching 3,227.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Two Can Live Cheaply as One War Time Plea for More Weddings
Milwaukee March 25 Rev I G Noonan Marquette University president argues marriage can ease unemployment. He says women should quit some jobs as a patriotic duty and that economic independence harms family cohesion. He cites 6 000 000 unmarried men 21 to 48 as ongoing economic strain and urges couples to marry to make ends meet.
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Milwaukee
Wis
I. G. Noonan
Marquette University
Dufieult
Thall
European War Outlook Dims as Bolshevism Spreads
Paris reports signal a drop in hopes of swiftly deploying American troops as Hungary falls to Bolshevik influence and Italy faces political strain. Allies weigh demobilization, arms rearmament, and funding for Halter’s Polish divisions to guard Danzig, while German opposition to Polish landings at Danzig grows.
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Italy
Hungary
Adriatic
Germany
Agai
Budapest
Austria
Halter
France
Danzig
Russia
Dan Ue Fgens
Delegates Chosen for Valley Meet Held in Chicago
J B Johnson, a Mississippi Valley association delegate, will recount the group's achievements and aims at a Commercial Club lecture Friday. A national Mississippi Valley meeting will soon be held in Chicago with delegates from most valley chambers. Delegates and alternates from Waterloo and allied clubs have been named, listing G W Huntley, H B Cropper, L J Powers, and many others.
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J. B. Johnson
Mississippi Valley Association
New Orleans
Commercial Club
Chamber of Romanreres
Jonson
Chicago
Chambers of Commerce
Mississippi Valley
Allied Clubs
Waterloo
G. W. Huntley
H. B. Cropper
L. J. Powers
B. W.miller
Rath
John Clapper
H. B. Plumb
M. Dann
John Smith
F. W. Powers
W. C. Logan
D. A. Repass
Willard Flynn
Herron
Robinson
Ed. Headford
G. E. Brebner
Black Giant of Play Fatally Shot in Quarrel
Milwaukee march 25 george bell 66 a 7 foot 11 inch colored man in a local theatre production was shot dead at a rooming house marco haly 25 who traveled with bell was arrested the alleged motive centers on a quarrel authorities said bell weighed 275 pounds wore a 26 inch collar and 23 shoes
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
George Bell
Marco Haly
Bell
Czech Premier Denies Cabinet Resignation
Paris dispatch reports a German wireless note claiming Premier Kramarz and the Czecho-Slovak cabinet resigned. Kramarz, attending the peace conference, tells Matin he knows nothing of any resignations and had no intention of leaving his post.
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Paris
Havas
Kramarz
Matin
Wage Pact Offers No Increases for Coast Shipyard Workers
Washington March 28 no wage increases will be provided in the new working agreement to be effective next month between Pacific coast shipbuilders and the union metal trades workers. Announced today by Secretary Berres of the metal trades department of the American Federation of Labor.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Shipbuildera
Union Metal Trades Workers
Senretary Berres
The
Metal Trades
Department of the American Fed
Eration of
Tabor
Dublin Proclamation Bans Meetings as De Valera Arrives
London reports a Dublin proclamation forbidding meetings on De Valera arrival day with military activity in the city. Sinn Fein leaders announced De Valera would land Wednesday evening and be welcomed by Dublin officials at the Mansion House after a procession through the city.
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Associated Press
London
Dublin
Edward de Valera
Mail
Sinn Fein
Edward de Lavera
Ireland
Liquor Raids in Clinton Iowa Net Big Fish
Federal agents announced results of Clinton liquor raids with 21 defendants under arrest. The first group appeared before Federal Commissioner Bush in Davenport, while raids spanned homes and businesses. Proceedings target prominent local figures. seizures included whisky, beer, wine, and other liquors.
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Clinton
Department of Justice
Davenport
Bush
Hungarian red rulers abolish rank and lop jobs
Amsterdam dispatch reports Budapest's new government at its first meeting decided to abolish all titles of rank and separate church and state. It ordered dismissal of Karolyi government commissioners and invited workers councils to select four member directorates to replace them. Revolutionary courts to be formed and people’s commissioners to seize homes, businesses, and art treasures in private hands.
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Amsterdam
Budapest
Karolyi
Senate of Iowa Passes Housing Bill 42–0 in Senate
Des Moines dispatch reports the Iowa Senate voted 42 to 0 to pass housing legislation altering the state building code. A similar measure awaits action in the House as auto ads hawk showroom vehicles in the nearby copy.
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Associate Press
Des Alpines
Iowa Senate
House
Secretary Daniels praises Brest camp as model of achievement
Paris March 25 Josephus Daniels American secretary of the navy arrives from Brest at 8 25 am with his party. He will spend five days in Paris studying naval lessons with French British and Italian authorities before touring Italy and fronts in France then England. Daniels praised the Brest camp and the War Department officers in charge saying what they have done there will thrill Americans who take pride in big achievements.
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Associated Press
Paris
Josephus Daniels
Brest
Europe
Italy
France
England
United Staties
War Department
March Visits Grave of Son and Plans Swift Muster Out
Fort Worth, March 25 Gen March chief of staff visited the crash scene of his son Peyton March Jr who died last year in an airplane accident. The site was adorned with flowers arranged as an airplane’s wings. The general noted demobilization would be revised to discharge men within 43 hours of arrival, down from about 110 days to two weeks.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Baker
Gen. March
Peyton
March, Jr
Gen
March
Lieut
Paschal
Young March
sOuster
Dubuque Elks Lodge Claims Largest State Membership
In Dubuque Iowa on March 25 a class of 287 initiates began the 1919 campaign for 500 new members. The Dubuque lodge claims the largest Elks membership in the state with this initiation.
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Dubuque Lodge OF Elks
State
Dubuque, la
Lodge of Elks
Dubuque
United Evangelical Conference at Cola Iowa Set
The twenty sixth annual United Evangelical church conference will convene Thursday morning at Cola Iowa near where the first session met 25 years ago. About 35 ministers and 30 lay delegates are expected, with Rev S Hirrich of Waterloo likely attending and Rev W Heil of Allentown Pa presiding. Speakers include Dr C A Mock of Western Union College Le Mars and Rev B H Niebel of Harrisburg Pa.
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United Evangelical Church
Cola
S. Hirrich
Waterloo
Western Union College
le Mars
B. H. Niebel
Board of Missions
Harrisburg
Breadstuffs Exports Up in Eight Months Says AP
A bureau report shows breadstuffs exports up 50 percent in the first eight months of the fiscal year, reaching 577,850.28 dollars. Other exports including meat and dairy rose to 629,195,589 dollars, up from 274,381,044 last year, with a note on Freezone corn remedy ad copy interleaved in the text.
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Wang
Wv. U
Aaron
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Riots in Korea Amid Secret Newspapers Rise
The Korean independence movement maintains passive resistance but interior riots increase, especially in the north near Manchurian borders. A secretly printed journal like Libre Belgique appears weekly, informing Koreans of events. Chinese border disturbances trigger troop dispatch and Japanese volunteer defense groups.
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Associated Press
Korea
Libre Belgique
Belgium
Mukden
Yalu River
Soldier Captain’s Exploit Story Questioned by Chief
Captain Edmund G Chamberlain of San Antonio Texas could not explain his claims of extraordinary serial feats on the British front last July. His commanding officer Captain D C Hanrahan testified at the court martial, saying Chamberlain could not describe the appearance of the British squadron or topography and would not provide details supporting his reports.
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Associated Press
London
Edmund G. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Tex
D. C. Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Chamberlain
M W and the $10 Million Shrinks to $640000
A Chicago convention to rescue the Modern Woodmen of America from financial peril reports its general fund in October 1918 at $10,000,000, now dwindled to $640,000 due to influenza, pneumonia and war claims. A. R. Talbot warns delegates the situation is critical with $1,600,060,000 in contract obligations to 1,600,000 members. He notes $206,000,100 paid to families and 85,000 members answered the call to arms. Additional items include a brief ad for income tax books and a note about Otto Scholitz opening a machine shop in Berkeley Building, Sixth and Jefferson.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
A. R. Talbot
Talbot
Resolution to Guard Party Affiliation by Women Is Offered
At the annual convention delegates presented a resolution to keep the group nonpartisan under any party. It allows members to act individually, while urging a centennial Susan B. Anthony celebration in 1920 and continued support for the federal amendment pending in Congress for forty years.
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Rage Association
Sayini
Jsm
Susan B. Anthony
Harbean
Congress
Be Big Crop Maybe White House Wool To 30 Sheep in Flock
The White House sheep flock has grown to 26 with more sheep expected. The Red Cross hopes for a large wool yield from the flock. The last clip brought the highest price for this commodity and added about 30,000 dollars to the Red Cross war fund through national distribution and auction.
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White House
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Red Cross
Reds Cross War Fund
Milks Emulsion touted as cure for constipation and weakness
An advertisement featuring Elmer C. Brooks claims regular use of Milks Emulsion restores normal bowel action after years of constipation. It praises the product as a palatable, nutritive remedy aiding digestion and appetite, with a money back guarantee and prices of 60c and 1.25, sold by local drug firms.
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Brooks
Elmer C. Brooks
Washington St
Peoria
Terre Haute
Ind
Wangler Bros. G. Miler Drug Co
Thought 3 Little Children Needed Mother's Care ad
An advertisement recounts a woman’s recovery after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. She describes severe stomach condition, caring for her three children, and claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach, liver, and intestines. One dose proves it. money refunds. Wangler Bros Hansen Hansen drugstores and pharmacists advertise.
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California
Mayr
Wangler, Bros
Hansen & Hansen
Poslam Promises Relief for Sore Itching Skin
An advertisement urges sufferers of eczema pimples rash scalp scales and other eruptions to apply Poslam for soothing healing benefits. It touts Poslam as a reliable remedy and notes availability in soap form with daily use, plus a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratory in New York.
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47Th St
New York
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