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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1919

Page

12

Bolsheviks Seek Peace Talks in Dorpat Prisoner Exchange

London observers say the bolshevik delegation led by M. Litvanoff aims to open peace talks with England during Dorpat prisoner exchanges. The group arrives amid conciliatory telegrams from Moscow as Britain’s James O Grady insists talks cover only prisoners. A Dorpat despatch notes Litvanoff may travel to Copenhagen to discuss exchanges.

Associated Press London Dorpat England M. Litvanoff James O'Grady House’of Commons Great Britain Litvanoff Copenhagen

Miners Strike Faces Federal Pressure and Slow Restarts

Across the coal regions, operators say the federal mandate is not fully implemented and many mines remain idle. Some areas report partial resumption in Pittsburgh and Punxsutawney fields while shortages push conservation measures and wartime energy rules.

United Mine Workers, of America Middlewest Chicago West Virginia Uel Public Service Commission Railroad Administration Chicago, Milwaukee &At Paul Milwaukee Fuel Committee Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Indiana Coal Operators’ Association District No. 11 Washington, Lane Union Punxsutawney Fields

French Socialist Party Jolted in Sunday Elections

In the Sunday vote the Radical Socialists won 10 of 120 seats after 27 departments reported. Conservatives, Nationalists and Moderates held 191 seats, while Extremists held 16 as 206 constituencies complete. Notable figures elected included Andre Lefevre and Ari Briand. defeated leaders included Victor Derbies and Pierre Renaduel.

Lefevre Briand Andre Lefevre Aristide Briand M. Abel Algeria Capt Andre Tardieu Albert Favre Emanuel Brousse Prince Murat Alexander Blanc Leon Abrams Victor Derbies Anate de Monzie Pierre Renaduel Pierre Brizon Henry Franklin- Bouillon M. Lebez M. Reneult Louis Lafferre M. Galliard Victor Augagneur Ormer én.-Charles Lutaud Algiers

Executive Look On Pact Changes Amid Treaty Debate

Senate debated two reservations to the peace treaty with Poindexter opposing anti radical measures while La Follette pressed for rights of way. Discussions centered on protecting German overseas possessions and Pacific island stakes as amendments and possible compromises loom ahead.

White House Hitchcock Senate Poindexter Washington LaFollette Wisconsin United States Townsend Michigan New Indiana Germany Shields Tennessee Japan Great Britain France Pacific Washington, D.C Marshall

California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Teaches Safe Label Reading

An old newspaper ad touts California Syrup of Figs as the best harmless laxative for children. It urges mothers to check for the California name on the package and promises delicious fruity taste with dosage directions on each bottle.

California

Once-a-Week Tooth Polish Promises Easy Cleanse

An article touts a new product Once-a-Week Tooth Polish to remove stains and tartar, prevent plaque and gum problems, and brighten teeth. It claims ordinary dentifrices fail against greasy films and that the polish is harmless and suitable for children to use.

Russian émigré offers transport for all to Russia

Last night, Ludwig C. A. K. Martens, who calls himself the ambassador of the Russian Soviet government to the U S, proposed providing transportation to Russia for all Russians who desire to leave America or who are undesirable to the government. The report notes other international developments including Austrian crisis signals, Hungarian royal succession debate, and a proposed Ohio constitutional prohibition recount.

New York Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Russia America Berne Switzerland Austria Vienna Budapest Charles Otto Prince Charles of Roumania Duke D'Abruzzi Duke of Teck London Yudenitch Daily Mail Washington, D. C Anti- Saloon League of America Ohio U. S Admiral Sims Lexington Opera House Madrid Spain

After Dance Panic Weeks Cold Tablets Featured

In a chilly scene Irene Tollinger and Ande discuss a dance night ended with flu like symptoms. Anne explains Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets sold for twenty five cents at druggists and warns against calomel. Irene reflects on prevention and recovery.

Ande Irene Tollinger Mery Barnes Irene Bob Arne Charlie Jinne Wheaton Anne

Tonsiline Relief for Sore Throat And Mouth

Keep throat and mouth clean with Tonsiline, a relief product. Describes sore throat as serious and promotes TonSILINE as specially prepared for quick relief available at druggists for 35 cents, 60 cents hospital size, or 7.00 in some listings.

Prohibition Compliance Report by Commissioner Roper

Washington reports strict compliance with the prohibition enforcement act in the first two weeks. Berlin witnesses anti American sentiment with crowds chanting against Wilson and the United States after a League of Nations meeting. Bolivia confirms ratification of the Versailles treaty. Belfast describes Sinn Fein members hijacking a steamer in Cork with revolvers, seeking arms. Berlin hosts protests against monarchist demonstrations.

America Washington D. C Roper Berlin Wilson League of Nations Tapas Bolivia Versalles Belfast Cork Harbor

New Discovery Gains Nationwide Popularity for Colds

Fifty years old and always reliable, Dr. King's New Discovery promises quick relief from colds coughs grippe and throat trouble. A bottle in the cabinet costs $2.20 and is sold by all druggists for the whole family.

Dr. King

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Gentle Bowel Regulation

An advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a mild reliable remedy to regulate bowels and cleanse waste matter. It claims to prevent constipation and promote proper bile flow with comfortable, precise action and prices at 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

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