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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

2

Federation urged to unite women worldwide after war

Mrs Pennybacker urged the General Federation of Women’s Clubs to join the national council of women in the United States to harmonize nations after the war. She called for Pan American study, rural and immigrant improvements, government alliances, and a cautious survey of motion pictures as an educational force.

New York General Federation of Women's Clubs Percy V. Y Ponnybacker Austin Tex Federation Genard Federation of Women's Clubs Pennyhacker Europe Aml National Councils of Women International Council of Women International Council Pennybacker Fife Departments of Agriculture, Interior and Labor Clube Washington Flo

Presbyterian Rally to Welcome Guests at Church Session

The First Presbyterian Session and a four member Woman's Working association committee host hospitality at the door for a Presbyterian rally tonight. A brisk program features addresses and choir music from First and Westminster churches. Speakers cover church history, beliefs, Home Missions in the Northwest, Woman's Work, caring for children and youth, and Presbyterian doctrine.

First Presbyterian Church Woman's Working Association First Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian The Presbyterian Church D. W.ahs Cedar Falls AL Preston Westminster Church Northwest J. Hammond la Porte City Fred Pettit Woman's Presbyterial Society Fred H. Seger

Texas Governor Perguson urges limited intervention stance

Governor Ferguson advocates doing less than intervention in Mexico while urging readiness of Texas state troops. The report notes Ferguson as the first state executive to press preparedness and credits James Black with a quoted line from the Old Country. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will serve refreshments.

Mexico James M. Perguson Evernor Texas Ferguson Old Country James Black Ladies’ Aid Society The First Presbyterian Church

Woman's Party Convening in Chicago for Suffrage Rally

In Chicago on May 25, thousands of suffragists from enfranchised states gather for the Woman's party convention called by the Congressional union. Miss Alice Paul leads militants to push for independent women voters to influence the next election and national suffrage. The event coincides with the start of the Republican conclave as organizers consolidate branches across Chicago.

Chicago Woman's Party Jane Congressional Union Union Alice Paul Activites Michigan Boulevard Paul Republican Party Democratic Party

Italians Evacuate Borgo Before Near Capture

Geneva May 24 large Italian force occupying Borgo evacuated the Austrian city just in time to avoid capture, according to Vienna dispatches.

Geneva Borgo Vienna

Skim Milk Ban Enforced in Hotels and Restaurants

A Thompson hotelkeeper, Tomas Ragan, faced prosecution for serving skim milk in violation of a state dairy law. Prosecutors argued the milk was not up to required standards, leading to a trial in the Ange Aee court. This marks an early enforcement clue by the state food and dairy department.

Des Maines Ani Pest Jiet Thompson Tomas Ragan

river traffic season opens up deblouqun fune

Dubuque May 25 opening of the 1916 Mississippi river packet season moves forward with buoy placement and lubrication of lighthouses. Captain S Edwardts says the steamer Louise will operate between Wisconsin and Le Claire. Government territory chief Ed wards governs the Dubuque district. Packet service to begin June 1 with the St Paul excursion boat operating from Bellevue Clinton and other river towns before June 1.

Dubuque Mississippi Bovernment Sergive Eteamers S. Mdwardts Louise Wisconsin Tiger le Ciaire Cuninia Edwards Streckiog Steamship One St. Paul Hopular Excaresion Bellevue Clinton

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