Open Debates at Armament Conference Stir Public Debate
Washington voters weigh open sessions at the arms conference as Senators push publicity while some delegates prefer executive talks. Secretary Hughes has pushed broader disclosure, yet many debates must remain secret to protect sensitive talks and international diplomacy.
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Robin
Filson
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Govgent
Amer
Uniteds
United States
Hughes
India
Far East
United States Supreme
Paris
Shell Rock Observes Armistice Day With Program
Shell Rock Iowa observes Armistice Day with a civic led program by Dee Avery post American Legion and local groups. A parade from the school to the square featured a grave for the unknown soldier, a two minute silence, and the flag pledge. Senator Mead read The Unknown Soldier while Rev Fort offered prayers then a firing salute. Afternoon events included high school music, readings, and a speaker, with a basketball game and a motion picture shown in the evening.
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Shell Rock
Dee Avery Post
American Legion
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. L. Mead
Dan Jerolaman
A. D. Scuugal
G. Fort
J. S. Tuthill
Waterloo
George Benning
Senator Mead
William Allen
White
Mr. Fort
Burton Wahl
Cornet
George Garner
Elizabeth Catchrool
Harvey Carter
Paul Metzger
Robert Polks
Halgene Jackson
WH. Adams
Lost Diamond Found Undamaged in Ashes
Mrs. O. R. Jones of 1704 Commercial Street recovered a missing diamond setting from furnace ashes after a jeweler suggested the chance of survivial. She sifted the ashes and found the stone undamaged in about ten minutes.
Vinton resident E M Gale dies suddenly at table
E M Gale of Vinton Iowa died Thursday from a stroke at the breakfast table. Born February 15, 1840 in Madison County Illinois, he married Miss Jeanette Baker Canastota New York in 1869. They lived briefly in Vinton, moved to Kansas for 13 years, then returned to Vinton nine years ago. Survived by widow, four children J M Gale St Louis R N Gale Topeka Mrs G D Cox and Lois at home. A brother George Gale and three sisters Clara Scribner Jennie Tannehill Florence George, all of teny, also survive.
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E. M. Gale
Madison County
Jeanette Baker
Canastota. c
Kansas
J. M. Gale
St. Lewis
R. N. Gale
Armistice Day Observance Mixed Weather Delays Parade
Vinton Iowa on November 12 held a morning parade with the Cedar Falls concert band and an afternoon program including an address by James E Bromwell of Marion, Florida. An American Legion vaudeville program ran in the evening as fireworks lit the sky. part of the outdoor program was postponed due to weather.
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Cedar Falls
James E.bromwell
Marion
American Legion
Waterloo Armistica parade promotes peace via diverse floats
The Armistica day parade in Waterloo showcased wartime peace themes with allied labor banners and diverse floats. Hebrews and Greek church representatives joined, Rotary and Retail Merchants floats led, and banners urged banishment of war as Col. C. W. Cotton led the march.
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Rotary Club
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Marguerite Saul
Rotary
Maud Mueller
Gold Star
Patriotic Bodies
Salvation Arty
Haights of Columbus
Rainbow Veterans
Moose
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Rotarians
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Democracy
Pericles
Themistocles
Knights of Columbus
al Tharp
Manchester
D. W. Kerwin
J. F. Ashe
Overseas Workers
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Iowa National Guard
Becker-Chapman Post
Gates
Waterloo Business College
G. A.B
Ryawine
Col
C. W. Cotton
Greater Waterloo
Sea Wolf closes first week at Palace theater
Things Theatrical notes the revival of Sea Wolf ends its first week at the Palace tonight. Tomorrow premieres In Old Kentucky starring Anita Stewart and Meirion Hamilton, featuring a thrilling race track scene. Monday follows with another presentation.
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Jack Londen
Palace -the- Tomorrow
Old Kentucky
Anita Stewart
Meirion Hamilton
Sensational aerial act at Waterloo Theatre ends in comic chaos
A loud aerial routine turned funny when a con fatta breakaway caused stunts to wobble. Spectators laughed as the bright crowd watched the man and lady mount Sport Veterlal perform midair feats. The act concluded with a surprise finish on the Waterloo Theatre bill.
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Waterloo
Pan Nis
Mundell ‘Thompson
Hack Vee Mikes
Howard & Foster
Man
Lady Mount
Sport Veterlal
Fred
Waterloo Theatre
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