Oteel Men Press For Meeting With U S Steel Corp
Washington Sept ide. Union steel workers demand a definite reply from President Wilson on a possible early conference with United States Steel heads. 48 hour ultimatum issued. if Gary will arbitrate grievances, strike avoided. Five member committee appointed to strike if no agreement. Conference at White House Oct open to urge restraint.
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Associated Treas
Washington
PD. C
Wilson
Vnion Breel
United States Steel Corporation
Linus. Ser
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Shel- Tribune
H. H. Gary
Talen
Altho Williams
Mast
Gary
Samuel Gompers
Steel Corporation
White House
Ihs
Move to halt overseas troop dispatch and demand withdrawals
Senate resolution by Senator Medill McCormick calls for bringing all troops home and baring new overseas deployments without congressional authority. He cites Wilson’s 1916 campaign promise and argues pacifist opposition remains, while noting debates on wartime decisions and peace delays.
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Washington
Europe
Siberia
Senate
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Congress
Wilson
McCormick
Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
P. Od. McCuny
Agein
Roman
Lawsuit Filed for Two Thousand After Auto Crash
Carl Lilholm, severely injured in a collision between an automobile driven by Mrs. Grave Lawrence and a bicyclist at Cedar, November 3, 1916, sues Ocean Accident & Guarantee Company Limited for 2000. It alleges a district court judgment of 32000 against Mrs. Lawrence in March 1944 and an unsatisfied sheriff’s execution in August.
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Carl Lilholm
Grave
Lawrence
Cedar
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Hompanyy, Limited
Biarch
Ty Fe
Mickie Says Ain't It Funny Paper Silence Sparks Mocking
A short quip notes that when a man quits his paper in anger he acts surprised because no one tears up and hangs black crape on the door. The writer uses humor to comment on overreactions to newspaper boycotts.
Belgium Sours on Wilson Peace Policy and Geneva Move
The article argues France and Belgium lost faith in President Wilson after his choice of Geneva as the League of Nations seat and his stance on the Rhine barrier. It contends his refusal to visit devastated Belgian regions alienated Belgians and others, risking Allied support and causing friction with Italy and France. It asserts his world peacemaker role harmed national interests and warns of further diplomatic fallout.
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Switzerland
League
Beleigi
Wilson
France
Mr. Wilson
Wilkson
Son
Belgium
Geneva
United States
Paris
Rhine
Saare
Fiume
Tiajans
America
Italy
Amereet
Tours
Sunday Tabernacle Finishes Amid Carpenters Strike
Despite a carpenters strike in Davenport and Rock Island, the Sunday tabernacle project completes on schedule. Workers finish remaining tasks today, the audiphone installed yesterday, and a large speaker system readied to project voices throughout the building.
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Tabernacle
Carpenters
Davenport
Jn. Lenz
Rock Island
United States Senate Debate on League of Nations Amendments
A partisan summary recounts committee actions on the League of Nations covenant and German peace treaty provisions. It highlights proposed amendments to preserve U S sovereignty, restrict arbitration and mandates, and protect the Monroe Doctrine while criticizing the league as potentially eroding American independence.
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League
United States
League of Nations
Germany
Council of the
Ams Atver
Fevsne
House of Representatives
Congress
Congress of the United States
United States Ree
Council
Assembly of the League of Nations
Assembly
Tfe
Wil
Europe
Tse
Senate
Amendments to Preserve Independence and Sovereignty
The text argues against binding alliances and leagues that would constrain U S freedom of action. It asserts the need to specify exactly what will be done and forbidden, to maintain good faith, and to protect American independence and sovereignty for the welfare of mankind, proposing amendments and reservations by the committee.
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League of Nations
Austria Signs Final Peace Treaty Ends Three Months of Talks
The treaty redraws borders with Germany and Italy, creates the Juho-Slav kingdom area, and strips Austria of most of its prewar holdings. A reparations sum is set to be determined by May 1 1921 with payment over 30 years. The Austrian army is cut to 30 000 and the navy handed to the Allies. arts and historic objects seized during the war must be repatriated. The deal leaves German Austria limited to Upper and Lower Austria with portions of Styria and Tyrol.
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Onesia
Slovakia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Styria
Serbia
Tyrol
Italy
Istrian
Carinthia
Upper
Lower Austria
Austria
Germany
Miume
This War Is a Peach Yowll Admit But Lacks Sweetening
Waterloo endures wartime shortages as housewives hunt peaches at low prices. Stores cut box prices from 1.39 to 1.10 and even 0.80 in a race to the bottom. Sugar remains scarce as shoppers stock up, savoring bargains amid inflationary strain.
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Waterloo
League of Nations
Sioux City Girl Undertakes Walk to Coast for 2500
Jewel Howard, visiting Sioux City during Interstate fair week, vows to walk from Sioux City Iowa to San Francisco California a distance near 3000 miles to raise 2500 dollars. She will accept no lifts and plans to sleep at hotels or under trees as needed. She carries a revolver, canteen and flashlight, follows the Lincoln Highway, and says the trip began as a dare.
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Sioux City
Jewel Howard
San Francisco
Lincoln Highway
Lincoln
Salt Lake City
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Georgia
Fancy Ice Creams Eliminated to Save Ice Shortage
Ice cream menus were trimmed to standard flavors due to an ice shortage. Waterloo Ice Cream Co. will supplement stocks with ice from Nashua and Dubuque. The Artificial Ice Co. halted retail wagons, serving shops only to preserve foodstuffs. If the expected wave arrives, relief should come by week’s end.
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Roger Crowell
Waterloo Ice Cream Company
Waterloo
Waterloo Artificial Ice Co
Nashua
Dubuque
Artificial Ice Company
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Porter Named Census Supervisor in Iowa District
Washington D C Sept 1 Ir Marcellus D Porter of Cedar Rapids was appointed census supervisor of the fifth Iowa district.
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Worter
Washington, D. C
Marcellus D. Porter
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Overburdened Mother and the Rise of a Remedy
The article extols the work of women from girlhood to motherhood and their hidden pains, listing backache headaches and nervous strain as common ailments. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief, citing letters of recommendation published in the paper.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
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U9. Corporation
Hammond
Mickie
Reo Pal
Ili
Assembly of the
Great Britain
Council of the League
Tengues
Aso
Tilia
Britain
Persia
Hedjae
League Assembly
Wen
Assembly of the League
China
Wdo Righis
Shantung
Japan
Spain
Rom Esparto
Sary
Waterlooo
East Fourth Street
Laywa
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