German Peace Advocate Draws Waterloo Audience
Miss M Kuppersbush Ph D lectured at Westminster church on peace movements in Germany. She noted Germany's 1848 peace tradition and the 1913 youth peace work guided by ideals of nonwar living. She described 10,000,000 organized workers backing peace and German literature shifting away from war themes. Local interest included talks with Gideons and Christian Endeavor groups and plans for further lectures.
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Prohibition Movement
Dringon Ryan
H. W. Mueller
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuppeéersbush
University of Cologne
Plainfield
Waverly
Invasion Effects Reach Essen Family Context
The Ruhr valley references and the note that her parents reside in Essen imply ongoing impact from the French invasion. The statement adds that she is not aware of events since the invasion, signaling a civilian perspective amid shifting regional affairs.
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Ruhr
Essen
Robbers Loot Clear Lake Hardware Store and Stolen Auto
In Clear Lake Iowa Miss Lena Turner public stenographer Mason City reports her auto laden with clothing and items from a burglary. Thieves stole $10 cash four guns two rifles two shotguns razors flashlights and clothing after raiding McGowan Sheridan hardware store and opening two doors. Miss Turner was en route to Denver when the theft occurred.
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Clear Lake
Lena Turner
Mason City
McGowan & Sheridan
Denver
Miss Turner
Miss Tuerner
The Great Betrayal Dr Fred J Clark Decries War Promises
Dr Fred J Clark of the First Congregational Church denounces unfulfilled wartime promises, arguing that sacrifices in World War I failed to deliver on aims to end war, protect weak nations, and save Armenia. He blasts leaders including Wilson and Lloyd George, urging action to redeem democracy and a world court.
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France
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Paca
Armenia
Yeon Wen
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Rising war sentiment shapes calls for unity and armament
The article cites Dr. Clark urging unity and a strong league to avert Armenian extermination and safeguard the future. It notes calls for the United States to arm heavily and join other nations, alongside civic leaders urging bipartisanship. Details mention future meetings in Waterroo and a Denver team open for games with contact for manager Willian Copper.
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Amerie Hacks
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Jerloo
Plaster
O. Hailke
Denver
Willian
Ieminh
Waterloo Tigers Triumph Over Denver In Openers
In a crowded Denver venue Waterloo edged the home team a opening baseball game. Waterloo benefited from strong pitching by Tred Pough and W. Hien while Denver’s Niel provided solid resistance. Both teams showed steadiness and competitive play throughout.
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