Cedar Falls Woman's Club meeting and draft details
Cedar Falls May meeting reviewed patriotic war relief, including bonds and Red Cross support. Contingent of 33 men left for Camp Dodge under latest war department rules, with many farming families shifting to active service. Also notes wardrobe of civic gains, choir, and local announcements from Memorial Day services to local marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Hans Rasgnugsen
Buack Hawk County
Camp Dodge
War Department
William Sommerfelt
la Porte City
Goldie Brady
Independence
Sommerfelt
John Hunt
Weble & Kingman Garage
New York City Board
John Holfwassen
Manhard Street
Waterloo
Samuel W. Guynn
Fred William Klemz
Fear
Business Woman's Department
Des Moines
Pub
Civic and Philanthropy
Red Cross
H. B. Turnipseed
Leo H. Paulger
Pearl Ives
E. 3. Cable
Fannie Hemenway
C. J. Thierman
Z. W. Wild
Mirs. E. C. Lror
Charles Boehmler
Sophia C. Leftend
First Congregational Church
Grand Army Post
Walter Metcalf
O. Grisnell
Ionia
Charles Courtright
Sacramento
Cal
Roosevelt Charges Wilson Administration Stifling Press Criticism
Former President Theodore Roosevelt accuses the Wilson administration of using post office control to suppress honest criticism and favor pro German, anti allied voices in leading newspapers. He singles out Burleson Creel Baker and Hearst papers, arguing the policy harms honest observers and boosts pro German sentiment during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Burleson
Post Office Department
Senate
Poindexter
Washington
Cal
Congress
Altho
Germany
Hearst
Las
Tom Watson
Magagine
Ihereis
Creel
Roosevelt
Committee On Public Information
Wilson
Baker
Messrs
Col
America
England
Japan
Russia
New York Tribune
Koelnische Zeitung
Cologne
Gazette
Arthur Brisbane
Kaiser
Gerard
Brisbane
Washington Times
Col. Roosevelt
Bii. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Burleson
Wison
Hearst Papers and Roosevelt Clash Over Cable Privileges
Former President Roosevelt accuses the Hearst papers of anti war activity while saying the administration bears responsibility for tolerating Hearst. He cites a DOJ boycott plot against Metropolitan magazine and alleges officials aided Hearst's privileges, contrasting toward Tom Watson’s treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Col. Roosevelt
Department of Justice
E. M. Mansur
Floral Park
Department’ of Justice
Métropolitan
Ap James A Corcoran
Park Row
New York City
Tom Watson
Georgia
Tobey Polish promises instant furniture finish restoration
Do not wash furniture with soap and water. Tobey Polish uses a secret shop formula adopted by Tobey to clean and restore finishes on all woodwork. Available in 25c, 50c, 1.00, 1.73, and 3.00 sizes at dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobey
Fragmentary Senate Remarks Amid Roosevelts Statement
A garbled excerpt notes Senator Swan and Hearst in a political exchange. It references a statement by Roosevelt, placed before the senate but not read, and mentions Burleson in connection with the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Hearst
Ninja
Senate
Postman.Co
Roosevelt
Eral Burleson
Ord
Rheumatism Cure Claims Permanent Blood Remedy
An advertisement argues that external liniments only provide temporary relief. It states rheumatism is a blood disorder and promotes a program promising permanent relief. A free book on rheumatism and its treatment with expert advice is offered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Rerlor
Darrad
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedar Falls Daily News
Black Hawk County
Woman's Club
Walter W. Clark
la Porte
Martin Frank Neuses
Raymond Andreas Jacobsen
George P. Rothmeijer
Frank Bruce Rutter
Clarence Charles Gibson
Will Summerfelt
John Henry Hvely
Frank Alvin Wheeler
Dunkerton
John Federspell
Raymiendy
R. Ft
Edward Hesse
Louie A. Testmeir
Waterlow
Fred Schiefbein
Bernard Bucher McIntosh
George Nick Wingert
Raymond
Herman Joen Bartling
Leo Berand
la Forte
Harry Lies
Jesup
Hans W. John Anderson
Hudson
Valentine Wirtz
Glen Michael Simmons
Dewar
Frank B. Summy
William B. Beamer
Qtto Webbin
Hans Peter Rasmussen
West Third Street
Elmer Leslie Mether
Siete Street
John P. Hunt
Chas. A. Rasmussen
Ivan Walter Buck
George K. Larsen
Maha
Neh
Clifford H. Strobecker
Cedar Falla
Dr. Helcher
First Presbyterian Church
M. K. W. Helcher
H. L. Chese
George B. Rowell
Anna G. Childs
Centerville
Firat M. R
Cedar Falls High School
M. K.W. Heicher
Aitkens
W. T. M. Aitkens
Iowa Street
J. W. Holland
Mmes
Violetta Thompson
A. I. Bunn
Bernice Sweitzer
Richard E. Wilharm
T. B. Keene
L. H. Paulger
J. L. Bailey
H. N. Silliman
C. H. Wise
LeClair Martin
Fairview
Helen Kate
Osage
George H. Robeson
Iowa City
State University
Robeson
The
K Remembers
Mark Louder
Omaha
Black Hawk Board
Camp Funston
T. €. Stephens
Morningside College
Sioux City
A. J. Lotts
Canada
Frank Andersen
Chicago
Raps Burleson, Creel
Thore
SBS
East.Side
Waterloo, Town
France
Evermore
Wes of
éBlen
Palm Beach
INS
Risell-Lamson
Rotary Club
Janesville
Business i
Chamber of Commerce
Black's Department Store
Commercial Club
Department of Agriculture
Food Administration
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Towa State Dairy and Food Commission
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Women’s Division
National, Counch. OF Defense
Waterloo Chamber OF Commerce
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