Defects in League Covenant Pointed by Dr Butler
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, argued defects in the league covenant and urged a Hague-like international tribunal. He said a Republican administration would not join the league yet would pursue world peace and uphold American constitutional control. He tied foreign policy to domestic issues and defended Republican alternatives to covenant reform.
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Associated Prevn.d
New London
Conn
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
The
Hague
Harding
Famiy of Nations
League
Republican Party
United States
Butler
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Hague Tribuneal
International High Court of Justice
Europe
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
Former resident dies in Oklahoma noted by Cedar Falls news
Cedar Falls reports the death of Mrs. Samuel Patterson in Piqua Ohio and lists survivors including her son Dr. W R Patterson of New York City. The item also notes other local movements such as church representatives at Shenandoah and social updates including Miss Helen Packard’s dinner and various residents' travels and milestones. The roundup mentions popcorn farming success with production figures from local growers George Frisby and John H Himers.
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Cedar Falls
Samuel Patterson
Piqua
Patterson
Cesar Falls
College Hill
W. R. Patterson
New York City
John Harmer
Elia Pixley
LaFayette
Ind
Packard
John Ross Frampton
Pittsfield
Paul Celgrove
Oberlin, C
Republican stance on covenant preserves American principles
In opposing the covenant as submitted by the president the Republican party asserts it upholds traditional American policy in international cooperation and peace. It pledges to walk toward the goal wisely, avoiding overreach and aligning with sober world opinion to reduce causes of war.
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League of Nations
United States
Republican Party
Reputation of Dr Osborne in slander case heard
In Hampton Oct 19 special report shows witnesses say Dr Osborne has generally good moral character. Several testified they heard both good and bad gossip, with more good than bad, while two individuals said they had heard nothing against him. The case against Dr Hobson seeks 75000 dollars, with expected jury deliberation tonight.
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Lieb. Haecker
Dr. Haecker
Haecker
Earl Ferris
Perris
Wourse
Wava Ramey
Wutheran Hospital
Osborne
Lea McNames
Geneva
John Marshall
Fof Hampton
Dr. Osborne
J. J. Sharpe
Dr. Hobson
Life tragedy ends in woman's death in Ely Iowa
Mrs. Josephine Stusac, who lived alone in Ely, was found dead in her locked home. She last was seen Sept 29 gathering mushrooms. no inquest was held. Her husband and five children are at Amana colony, five years after their separation.
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Ely
Josephine Stusac
F. J. Krob
Amana Colony
Stusac
Wang & Willers Advertisement Highlights Fall Styles
An advertisement from Wang & Willers promotes fall sheer fabrics for civil men and women plus Dora and Zolewee lines. The ad emphasizes seasonal fashion offerings and notes advertising as a constant newspaper feature.
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Wang & Willers
Nature Notes by John Burroughs on animal behavior and cave impressions
Questions and answers discuss distinguishing the marsh hawk and water turtles, observer requisites, and last eggs of summer. Articles describe calf fear in young livestock, and Mammoth Cave’s impact on blindness, noting how voices and vast silence convey impression beyond sight.
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Mammoth Cave
Little Theatre Plans Full Winter Season In Waterloo
Traveling minstrels pause in Waterloo as the Little Theatre announces a winter season with monthly one act plays. The group, Water loo players, forms a creative artists band edited by Thomas F Meyers Jr. Four hundred tickets at $1 plus tax will be sold monthly via the Business and Professional Women's club. The plan includes a theatre of their own, a library of dramatic work and future children’s plays and pageants.
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Waterloo
Leity
Waterloo Players
Thomas F. Meyers, Jr
Litue Theatre Enterprise
Sacred Heart School
J. M. Molloy
Sacred Hearts School Hall
Dunsany
Kavanaugh
Glaspell
Meyers
Salvation Army Read Comes Here This Week
Brig William Andrews chief divisional officer of the Salvation Army based in Des Moines will conduct services at the Waterloo chapel on Saturday and Sunday. He travels with his wife Brig Andrews newly transferred to the Iowa Nebraska division from New England and Cam Brewer divisional financial secretary who will assist.
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William Andrews
Salvation Army
Des Moines
Wil
Waterloo Chapel
Brig. Andrews
Iowa-Nebraska
New England
Waterloo
Bris. . Andrews
Cam. J. Brewer
Waterloo Little Theatre to Host Arts Discussion Meeting
The theatre will serve as a meeting place for arts discussion with Mra. J. E B. O Keefe directing experimental group and Mra. 3. O. Knox staging plays. Leane Lewis becomes art director, Pressey Frank treasurer, Mrs F. M. Scane secretary, and Maria C. Brace historian. The Natural Music club selects incidental music for programs.
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Mra
J. E B. O'Keefe
O. Knox
Leane Lewis
Pressey Frank
F. M.‘ Scane
Maria C. Brace
Natural Music Club
Drgms
Fred J. Clark
B Natural Club
Nelle Thompson Addington
Anna Paviona
J. G. McAlvin
East High Auditorium
Florence Clay "Koox
George Smith Payne
Waterloo
E. L. Corton
Little Theatre Group
Fall shoe sale at Wang & Millerw
An advertisement announces discounts from 91.00 to 5.00 off on all men’s women’s boys’ and girls’ fall shoes at Wang & Millerw.
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Wang & Millerw
Connie Mack Cites Unclear Aims of Chicago Baseball Meeting
Connie Mack says he is unsure what the Chicago meeting seeks to achieve and notes five unrepresented American League clubs form a majority. He asserts the AL will act to raise standards and prevent scandals, criticizing lack of support for measures against gambling and calling some NL clubs in need of a housecleaning.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Chicago
Mack
Y M C A Campaign Opens With Big Enroll Drive
Dr Frank Cole of Davenport led 125 volunteers in a push to enroll 600 new and renewing members at the Y M C A membership campaign kickoff in the Y symmas ium last night A post dinner gathering featured a team based setup with car names hanging overhead to indicate finish line progress S A Cohagan and Frank L King outlined the drive and thanked leaders The campaign teams planned their routes for day two and King spoke to East High students about the effort and goals
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Frank Cole
Davenport
Y”symmasium
Seores
Pike
Y. M
S. A. Cohagan
Frank L. King
King
Junior East High
Y. M.C
East High Chapel
Administrator's Bond on Estate Reduced in Cedar Falls
The administrator in the estate of Frank A. Anderson has had the bond reduced from 412000 to 125000 due to diminished assets. The reduction notes that 80000 of the assets remain in the administrator's possession. Anderson, a Cedar Falls resident, was noted as wealthy with most holdings in personal property and credits.
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Frank A. Anderson
Anderson
Cedar Falls
Gas Company Offers Aid to Cedar Falls Probe
Citizens Gas & Electric Co. of Waterloo pledges full cooperation in an inquiry by Cedar Falls, including access to books and property, in response to a resolution seeking help in settling a dispute over service charges. The company withholds specific information until advisers for the examination are named. Council members demand a direct accept or reject decision, independent of the investigators.
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Cedar Falls
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Waterloo
Spokesmen Meet to Praise Opposing Presidential Candidate
The Spokesman's club with 16 members meets tomorrow noon at the YMCA dining room to honestly discuss the best points of a presidential candidate they do not intend to support. Eugene V Debs is assigned to Dr.
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Spokesman’s Club
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