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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1919

Page

5

Plans Detail U S Care for War Dead in Europe

The graves registration bureau outlines steps to recover and repatriate American war dead from six European countries. It plans to consent with France for interments or removals, maintain about 700 U S cemeteries in the French zone, and coordinate with diplomats to resolve international issues. Colonel Pierce leads the project with four operating plans across Britain France Belgium Luxemburg Germany Austria Serbia and Italy.

Washington Nev War Department Graves Registration Bureau United States Pierce Europe Quartermaster Gehern Army Charles C. Pierce Quartermaster Corps Great Britain France Belgium Luxemburg Germany Austria Serbia Italy Uume Naional

Kansas City Closes Theaters And Public Gatherings

Kansas City authorities order closure of schools theaters and all amusements as fuel conservation. Public gatherings banned city wide with offices open 9 to 4 and churches limited to Sunday services amid cold sleet and snow.

Kansas City Local Fuel Administration

American Shoes at 28 Dollars a Pair in Bucharest

American manufactured goods flood Bucharest shops with the prewar bustle returning. France ships many items such as light apparel silk stockings and cosmetics while prices stay high. American shoes at about $25 display in windows and any item stamped American sells quickly. Roumanians crave U S products whether food wear or manufactured goods.

Bucharest Nia France United States

Deportation Proceedings Ordered For 32 Foreign Born Miners

Sheridan Wyoming November 21 Federal authorities prepared to deport the most radical of 32 foreign born miners arrested at Carneyville for violating an injunction issued by Federal Judge Anderson at Indianapolis Those against whom the department of justice cannot act will be freed Major Dean announced the arrests

Sheridan, Wyo Carneyvile Anderson Indianapolis Ind Department of Justice Major Dean

Cabinet to decide next move in Jenkins case with Mexico

Washington November 28 The administration awaits cabinet discussion to determine the next note to Car ranza over the arrest and imprisonment of American Consular Agent William C Jenkins The Mexican reply has provoked indignation in Congress and lawmakers plan to seek full facts and a firm policy when the new session opens Monday The cabinet aims to back or modify Secretary Lansing's approach based on consensus and the gravity of the situation.

Washington Mexico William C. Jenkins State Department Carranza Jenkins Lansing Senate House Congress

Peru Chile dispute summarized by Osgood Hardy

Osgood Hardy outlines the long history of the Tarapaca Tacna and Arica dispute between Peru and Chile. The piece traces treaties from 1864 to 1912, the 1884 Ancon treaty and the stalled plebiscite, noting Tacna and Arica’s fate and the Arica La Paz railroad as a stumbling block. It argues a potential readjustment returning Tacna’s southern portion to Peru and suggests U.S. neutral mediation could help.

Bolivia Peru Chile Antofagasta South America Lima Ancon Tarapaca Tacna Arica Antofagasta Util la Pas Mollendo Arica-La Paz Agrca-La Paz Pacific United States

Germany seeks renewed talks as Paris mission leader stays

Berlin reports Herr von Simson will not return to Paris to advance the peace treaty protocol while Baron Kurt von Levaner in France receives fresh instructions to resume negotiations. The newspaper argues the new orders show Germany’s intent to fulfill obligations to the Entente.

Berlin Herr von Simson Paris Berliner Zeitung Teo Baron Kurt von Levaner Germany France Geran

Pollock Bros Take Over Olds Garage in Iowa

Pollock brothers J. and Rex Pollock of West Chester purchase the Edgar garage at Olds Iowa and plan to move there to run the Roadway Garage. They sold their West Chester garage to Edwards & Epling and a house and lot in West Chester went to Mr Edgar. The Olds property is thriving.

C. J Rex Pollock West Chester Edgar Olds Iowa Edwards & Epling Roadway

More Jobs Than Men Reported In State Offices

Madison Wis November 28 There were more employer applications for help than free state employment offices could supply last month says the state employment commission. A total of 14004 people were placed in jobs including 3088 men and 1991 women. Applications filed for help totaled 16026 for men and 3013 for women.

Madison, Wir State

Age Averages and Tuberculosis Deaths Cited

Text discusses death ages for tuberculosis victims and an average age of 36.35 years. The passage references age brackets 15 to 60 and groups 35 to 40 and 40 to 70, implying data on mortality and average age. No specific individuals or organizations are named in the fragment.

White Plague Menace Despite Decline in Iowa

Des Moines reports tuberculosis remains a problem with 1563 Iowa deaths in 1918, 1333 in 1910, and 530 victims aged 20 to 30. Fifty eight deaths were under 15, 145 between 15 and 20, with higher fatalities in early adulthood.

Des Moines Iowa State House

The Whip in Dramatic Motion Picture at Fox Theatre

Dramatic film The Whip adapts the London stage hit to the screen. Eight reels over two hours offer a sensational melodrama with rapid thrills and new techniques, shown at the Fox Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, promising a major entertainment event.

Drury Lane Theatre London New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Australia Fox Theatre Loyers

Minute Men Respond To Protect Citizens From Cold

Topeka Kansas November 2 Governor Allen asks for volunteer coal diggers to supply fuel as 400 have already offered. The state vows to use its power to aid people in distress. The American Legion in Wichita has 200 standing by. steam shovel owners among volunteers. Governor expects 4 000 to 5 000 men to answer the call and begin work soon. Kansas United Mine Workers official Thunes Hardy says no question of attitude from district officers. volunteers aim to help pits against strike breakers.

Topeka Kan Alien Wichita Posiive American Legion Pittsburgh Thunes Hardy Is United Mine Workers Kansas Aulion

Film critics weigh The Birth of a Nation against new works

An essay discusses how cinema judges praise and compare modern productions to D W Griffiths The Birth of a Nation. The piece notes the habit of contrasting current films with the landmark success to prove merit and attract public attention.

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