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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
15
A 10 cent Cascarets box is pitched to relieve bilious sickness, headaches, bad taste, yellow skin, and dark under eyes by gentle overnight cleansing of the liver and bowels. The ad appeals to children and promises no gripe or sickness.
At the Philadelphia convention the AFL urges President Wilson to require Colorado coal operators to accept the federal peace plan. If not, the president should move to have mines run under government supervision. The resolution cites long-running miner-owner clashes and cites investigations supporting the miners.
The text calls for immediate compliance with a federal settlement plan and, if refused, steps to appoint a receiver to take over and operate the mines under federal supervision in the people’s interest until civil and political rights are secured. It also cites neutral observers and defends both sides as convinced of fighting for liberty and justice.
A group of prominent German women in letters arts and feminism issue an appeal from The Hague dated November 13 calling for a fair hearing of Germany. They urge truth to pierce hostile sentiment and accuse Belgians and Russians of bias while defending German husbands sons and brothers as worthy representatives of German culture. Mme Van Biema head of the Feminist National council replies to the appeal.
Constantinople dispatch says the Turkish cruiser Goeben was penetrated by a shell at her water line during the recent Allied bombardment of the Dardanelles. The damage is described as serious. Goeben is one of the two German cruisers seized by Turkey at the outbreak of the war.
Rev. G. J. Cardy, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Manchester, will deliver his farewell sermon. The article notes a 2-year sentence by Judge Geo W. Dunham for Albert Strief of North Fork township, affecting the local chicken theft incidents and poultry losses.
Rev Ma Cardy to leave for Alexandria to take pastorate of the First Presbyterian church. Cardy and his aide arrived in Manchester just over a year ago. The successor has not yet been chosen.
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