Hands Off Policy in Russia Advocated by Dennis
Prof Ralph B Dennis argues that a hands off policy toward Russia, with open trade and competition, would undermine bolshevism. He cites Petrograd’s health failures and urges deportation opposition while stressing American workers deserve a good life through work. He calls himself 100 percent pro Russian and 166 percent anti bolshevik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Dennis
United States
Moscow
Red Russia
Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome
Dennis
Russia
Petrograd
Prof
Ball and Chain
LW. W
America
América
den Pis
League Council Asks Warring Nations In
Paris dispatch says a League of Nations council begins its ninth session with Sweden Finland Aaland islands dispute as a focus. Poland and Lithuania were asked to send delegates to Paris for council attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Council
Presa
Paris
Council of One League of Nations
Mer
Sweden
Finland
Poland
Lithuania
Parisi
Harding Plans Porch Address and Parade in Ohio
Senator Harding resumes rest in Merion Ohio and will deliver a front porch address on constitutional government to delegates from surrounding counties. A large parade to the Harding home is planned as part of the day's events. Only 400 of 17 009 German brick works are operating due to seal shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Merion
Harding
Germany
Water loo Chautauqua visitors and notices
Waterloo Chautauqua week features many attendees and messages from leaders. Dr Willam A Colledge declines to attend citing fatigue after a long season. Sid Landon and others send notes about plans to attend. News covers Joseph, Arden, Bridges, Loar, Karr and Chappie appearances and the Ellison-White band event at Hotel Russell-Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Landon
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Pearson Sends Regrets to Swarthmore Chautauqua Members
Telegraphed from Liverpool on September 7 1920 Paul M Pearson director expresses regret at not attending the convention and informs of subscription delays. The message notes officials detained by circuit operations and stresses commitment to free discussion and democratic platform alongside a postscript about sales in the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Loar
Co-Operative Chautauqua
Bloomington
Ill
Beau Brummel
Mr. Loar
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Paul M. Pearson
M. Buchman
Mr. Pearson
Liverpool
M. S
Paul H. Kemerer
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Watertloo
Iowa
Qott
Packard
Bradford
Ladeil
Crichton
Dempsey
B. Santos
C. Chapin
Qura
Platform stars come from ends of the universe
L. G. Herbert describes lyceum and chautauqua performers arriving from across the United States and abroad. He notes singers, speakers, and readers from top schools and the world stage supply high art to communities, elevating drama beyond barnstorming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Herbert
Lyceum
Chautauqua
United States
Tours
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
Asia
Platforma
Onc
Thc
Canada
Bir
Chautauquas
Spotlight on Waterloo Chautauqua Week Proves Diverse Talent
The article praises a Waterloo chautauqua program with diverse talent worth at least $10,000 in engagements and over $20,000 expected in attendance. It highlights the educators entertainers and business methods behind modern lyceum and chautauqua events and urges local support for a banner week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lyceum Wes
Jane Chautauqua
Plum
Plumstead
Undertakers
Ovl
Red
Original Night Delights Audience With Poetry Art and Song
A 2000 plus crowd enjoyed the International Chau t autoqua program featuring poetry humor art and music. Clay Smith organized the show with acts by William A Bone Edmund Bra ham J Franklin Cav eny Wallace Amsbury Thurlow Lieurance Mrs Lieurance and Ralph Bingham. The medley ranged from Civil War reminiscences to Indian music with lively humor and chalk art comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Smith
William A. Bone
Edmund Braham
J. Franklin Caveny
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
Chautauqua Association
Thurlow Lieurance
Chautauqua Crowd Cared for by YWCA Restroom Service
During the International Lyceum and Chautauqua sessions at the Cattle Congress hippodrome this week the local Y W C A runs a restroom for delegates visitors and town folks. Mrs F R Asquith chairs the general charge assisted by a team including Mrs Fred C G Sage Miss Florence Sage and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Lyceum and
Chautauqua Association
Young ‘Women’s Christian Association
F. OR. Asquith
Fred CG. Sage
Florence Sage
T. A
Matrimony and the Leader: Brown and His Wife
A fragment from a society piece mocks a man named Brown, praising his leadership potential and lampooning his wife’s view of him as Adonis. It contrasts his supposed wisdom with crude remarks and hints at the aftermath of his marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Adonis
Poetic depiction of a woman grooming during a scene
A narrator describes a woman seated front and elegantly dressed from head to toe. Her eyes shine and cheeks glow like a rose while she repeatedly powders her nose every three minutes, as timed by the watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tront
Nominations For Officers In Chautauqua Association
The International Lyceum and Chautauqua convention nominates four officers for president vice president secretary and treasurer plus five directors for three to be elected tomorrow. Nominees include William H Stout Paul H Kemerer and Louis Runner with Robert Morning star Ralph Bingham and others as directors. Dues and initiation fee were raised to 16 and 10 respectively. Ralph Bingham endorses the new fee scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Dict
William H. Stout
Indianapoli
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
Chicago
Louis ©. Runner
End
Paul H. Kemerer
Carrolltown
Mr. Kemeter
Robert Morningstar
Ralph Bingham
A. C. Aydalett
Charles Freeman
Fred Bale Wood
Ues
Klein assumes sole ownership of Waterloo Vulcanizing
P F Klein purchases the interest of L F Dunnwald in Waterloo Vulcanizing company located at 102 Fifth street east, dissolving partnership and continuing as owner. Klein has 12 years in the business and six years of partnership with Dunnwald, to remain active in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Klein
L. F. Dunnwald
Waterloo
Fifth Street East
Mr. Klein
Trade interests discussed between France and Switzerland
Paris Sept 16. Premier Millerand and Dr Gus Epni Motta of Switzerland discussed pending trade matters at Lausanne yesterday. An agreement on all points is understood to be in prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
France
Switzerand
Millerand
Gus’ Epni Motta
Switzerland
Lausanne
Baker to Speak at 3 P M Friday Chaotauqua
Newton D. Baker secretary of war will speak at the hippodrome tauqua tomorrow afternoon scheduled to begin at 3 p m. He arrives in Waterloo at 9 10 a m over the Illinois Central and appears as representative of the Democratic national committee. A reception committee will greet him and Mrs Baker will be guest of Mrs Wood if she accompanies him. No formal reception planned. Baker to appear as chautauqua attraction.
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Newton D. Baker
International Chautauqua
Hippodrome
Baker
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Democratic National Committee
John T. Sullivan
Democrats of Waterloo
Fred Dale Wood
Chautauqua Association
William H. Stout
Vernon Harrison
Ohio
Charles F. Horner
Waterloo Plotter Warned At I L C A Convention
The ILCA convention brings Morton Kramer to Waterloo where locals are warned about a plotter accused of inciting riots and aiding villains. The piece credits Kramer with various acts while noting his prominence as novelist lecturer and former I L C A department chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
IL. C
Morton Kramer
Kramer
C.h
the Lothrop, Shepard Co
Roston
Memorial services to close chautauqua session at First Methodist
Memorial services will conclude the chautauqua week at First Methodist church next Sunday replacing regular church services. Roscoe Dilmore Stott will deliver There Are No Dead, with a musical program featuring tenor Harry Yeazelle Mercer. A city union service may be held at the church to include chautauqua talent and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Roscoe Dilmore Stott
Harry Yeazelle Mercer
Chautauqua
Infant Warren Thornton Dies at St Francis Hospital
Warren Thornton infant son of Mr and Mrs Ober A Thornton of 14 Randolph Street died at 6 a m Wednesday at St Francis hospital. Remains were taken to Petersen Bros undertaking Carters. Burial was in Fairview cemetery at 11 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren ‘Thornton Warren Thornton
Ober A. Thornton
Randolphh Street
St. Francis Hospital
Petersen Bros
Carters
Fairview Cemetery
Intoxicated Driver Gets 30 Days in Jail
J B Bigelow of Dubuque arraigned in police court this morning on driving while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and, if unpaid, 20 days in county jail. He also faced charges for repairs after a collision east of St Francis hospital. Officers from county and city arrested him after a farmer reported two cars in a ditch near his farm. Marriage licenses listed: John Weiden and Luvena Lies. Sr Hiliott and Andr ie Carr. Roscoe Conkling Neebel and Elizabeth Rients, all in Waterloo and Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bigelow
Dubuque
Bigelow
Young
Wagner
St. Francis Hospital
John Weiden
Waterloo
Luvena Lies
Jesup
Hiliott
Ndrie Carr
Roscoe Conkling Neebel
Alizabeth Rients
MacSwiney Suffers Very Bad Night Reports Say
London dispatch notes Cork hunger striker Terence MacSwiney, Cork's lord mayor, grew weaker after a bad night as doctors in Brixton prison report reduced rest. The Cork hunger strikers reached five weeks with all in very weak condition. Donovan again endures great mouth pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Home Office
Brixton“prison
MacSwiney
Jusserand Honored With High French Cross
Paris reports James Jules Jusserand the French ambassador to the United States receives the grand cross in a decree dated September 6. The award is for distinguished service and is described as a high honor in the public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusserand
Associated Press
Paris
James Jules Jusserand
United States
Wade
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Sibyl Sammis
Atress
Charles Medbury
Senator Harding
Willam A. Colledge
IL. C. A
Redpath Bureau
Old Guard
Roland W. Baggott
Common Pleas Court
Dayton
Baggott
N. V. Joseph
Miss Joseph
Cecil Arden
Metropolitan Opera Company
Des Moines
Flere
S. Russell Bridges
Alkehest Lyceum
Atlanta
Bridges
Alex. Karr
North
Fred High
Bhautauana
Billboard
Fred
frJance
Joe Mitchel Chappie
National Magazine
Mr. Chappie
Mr. Chapple
Black Hawk County
la Porte City
Misa Mertle King
Misa King
William Gallo
Way
Miss King
Black Hawk Bank
Keith Vawter
Coda Rapids
Keith
BH. M. Avery
Lincoln, Neb
Avery
Maude Willis
W. S. Atkinson
Hale Tafe
I. L
Kemeter
Owl's Head
Adirondack
Burt P. MccKinnie
H Enor
International Operatic Company
Swarthmore
Hector
J. D. Lee
Portland
Ore
Russell-Lamson
Howard Hill
C. H. White
Bureau
Ward Waters
Miss Aaronson
Ellison-White
Walter Stern
Marion Balion Fisk
Cleveland, O
Dr. Fisk
Pearson
Wang & AY
Courier
Ralph Blyghran
Gwendoline
Buck
Mathews
Jessie Rae Teyler
Helen Potter
Paul Kemmerer
Pittsburgh
J. M. Apple
Merwe One
Alto, Mich
Mr. Skidmore
Fords
Thass
Chautauqua Committee
Y. W
BY Epmund Vance Ooghis
Addron
Arripo
Morniday
Schick
International Lyceum
Chautauqua Dairy Cattle Congress
Humphrey
Washington
James McDermit
American Operatic Singers
John Miller
American Operatic Co
American Operatic
Suse Bather
BR. J. J
Waterloo Vulcanizing Co
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