Wilson notes Pope Benedict peace reply earns mixed global reaction
Assembly of international press comments on President Wilson’s letter to Pope Benedict describe a firm stance against German autocracy and a call for parliamentary governance. French and Dutch outlets praise unity among allies while German press critiques differentiate between people and government. Berlin papers flag potential peace impasse.
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Rome
Count de Salis
Vatican
Wilson
Benedict
Altho
Holy Father
Germany
Paris
Associated Press
America
Amsterdam
Tageblatt of
Berlin
Lokal
Anzeiger
Morgenpost Sa
Reichstag
Anzeighr
London
Lokal Anzeiger
Yenturing
Land
United States
Lloyd George
Koennische Zeitung
Saturday Review
Wilton
Pope Benedict
Britain
Hague
Marsbode
Rotterdam
Trom
Maaesbode
Holland
Nieuwe Courant
Vaderland
Europe
Tabernacle to be Formly Dedicated Sunday Afternoon
The Iowa Evangelical association camp ends with a dedication service at 3 15 p m on the Cedar Falls camp grounds. A Cedar Falls band concert precedes the dedicatory sermon by Bishop S C Breyfogel. Morgen German sermon at 9 30 and Rev F C Berger speaks at 10 30. Closing service Sunday evening. An auction of added lots followed today’s service for aid people.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa Evangelical Association
S. C. Breyfogel
Teachers Gather at Study Center for Rural Education Course
A large group of teachers, mostly from rural schools, attended sessions at the study center in the Manual Training building. County Superintendent H. C. Moeller led two conferences, distributing report blanks and materials for classroom use. Supt. W. F. Still of Jesup led agriculture instruction, with J. C. McGlade of Cedar Falls discussing rural school organization.
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H. C. Moeller
Supt. W. F. Still
Jesup
J. C. McGlade
Cedar Falls
Rail rate increases delayed until December 30
Washington, D. C., Sept. 1. The interstate commerce commission issued a blanket order suspending proposed commodity rate increases across the east until December 30. A selected list of articles was excluded. Most increases were to become effective today or within a few days.
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Washington, D. C
East
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baseball Game Ends 6 0 in Allison Victory
Speck Kennedy Jack Hruska and Charley Reinhart, ex Waterloo players, returned from Allison where they faced Clarksville. Allison won the game 6 to 0. Frank Boyle umpired. William Collins Bert Carleton and Ray French, formerly Cedar Rapids, played for Clarksville. Also an ad for dressmaking lessons offering free catalog from Snow's College Waterloo.
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Kennedy
Jack “Hruska
Charley Reinhart
Waterloo Baseball Club
Allison
Clarksville
Frank Boyle
William Collins
Bert Carleton
Ray French
Cedar Rapids
Snow's College
Federal Block
Waterloo
Laws
Early Settler Annual Picnic and Pioneer Dead List
Black Hawk County's Early Settlers' Association held its annual picnic at Chautauqua park with a noon dinner and patriotic program led by Leo H. Paulger. The obituaries section lists dozens of local residents who died between 1916 and 1917, noting their arrival years and ages, with officers named as B. W. Magee Sr, Miss Watel Bond, and Paul Davis among others.
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Black Hawk County
Tharly Setlers’ Association
Chautauqua Park
Paul Davis
Watel Bond
Leo H. Paulger
Cedar Falls
Association
B. W. Magee
Tesse C. Miller
Waterloo
Chattanooga
Tenth
Sage St
Eliaa Freeman
Ye. P. Phillips
Los Angeles
Cal
Hogar
Cobb
Susan A. Sweitzer
Fienay J. Maxnsom
Prescott
Wash
Charles Heller
Frank Kistner
Orvis H. Call
Charles Wichman
D. G. Ellis
Itly Bruner
Anna M. Hogan
Theounty
Milton Aukerman
Alrs. Leckington
Tan Bronson
The
Bee
Ira Utter
Prank F Medermotyt
Samuel Wilson
Calvin Jones
Lydia A. Moore
John A. Samuelson
John W Williams
J. EH. Leavitt
J. M. Braexard
John J. Weller
Simon L. Smith
C. D. Wangler
Dobson
F. Good
Owen Crittenden
Hart
Sjames Mattingly
Edar Falls
Irgrave
Mary Ann Pinney
Soren Nisssen
Gilles Leverley
Lambert Mar
Cedar Kalis
Mattiliew " Cunningham
Peter Hoagland
C.J. TH. Murphy
Ramuel TH. Rownd
Henry C. Hunt
Cedar Walls
Chris Heihn
Abraham Wild
Rudolph Borger
Fim Vst
John T.ident
Waterloo Laundries to Get Part of Camp Dodge Contract
Three Waterloo laundries the Water loo the Model and Siberis will invest about 10000 to install special machinery for the cantonment laundry contract at Camp Dodge. Des Moines laundries join to handle the work with a share for each shop. Government approval pending, but officials expect quick action. If the cantonment suspends, the outlay risks. About 3 cents per man per week, 50000 men could mean 15060 dollars weekly. A separate item reports George Washington captured near Germantown after a porch climbing mishap and gunfire in Philadelphia.
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Waterloo
Model
Siberis
Camp Dodgee
TH. C. Bernbrock
W. V. Siberty
G. R. Spensley
Des Moines
Iowa
H. Q. Bernbrook
Bernbrack
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Roll of Pioneer
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Ove
W. H. Marquis
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Te County
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James
Gibson
Henry Hoofn Sacle
Eh. T. Roberts
Arkansas
A. Kelly
Charles Nummel
Rowilabacher
Camp Dodge
George Washington
Philadelphia
Germantown
George
Business College
Eklund
Uncle Sam
Rock Island Arsenal
Commercial National Bank
Middle West
Remington and Smith
Ress
College of Commerce At
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Tor
Victor Records
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Victor
Lenlach
Alma Gluck
Paderewski
Jolly Marie Cahill
Billy Sunday
Saenger
Culture Records
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
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Victor Talking Machine Company
Cove
Abe
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