Troop Ship Movements Bring Leviathan Troops Home
New York reports detail Leviathan arrivals from Brest with 10,238 troops of the 5th division plus detachments from the 37th and 91st divisions, totaling 12,059 troops and base hospital No. 12. Other ships, including Ulua and Orizaba, carry units from California, Georgia, and more. Separately, the Canopic departs Marseilles with part of the 332nd infantry bound for New York, and 4,000 Ohioans of the 37th division head home from Camp Stuart for demobilization.
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New York
National Army
Michigan
Wisconsin
Leviathan
Brest
Camp Grant
St. Nazaire
Georgia
328Th Field Artillery
Ulua
Orizaba
Bowie
Dodge
Funston
Washington, D. C
Marseilles
363Rd Infantry
San Francisco
California
Kentuckian
Taussiz
Philadelphia
Felix Taussig
France
Newport News
37Th Division
Camp Stuart
Ohio
Home
Camp Sherman
Grant
Last Night's News in Brief
Belgium repatriated over 79000 people. France mobilized 2700000 troops. Wilson told the peace conference no American soldiers to Southeast Europe. Japan warned China over secret documents harming Japanese interests. German mission reached Pont Sainte Mayence near Compiegne. Hungary's new rulers seek peace on all fronts. Revolutionary miners voted to strike. Theodore Roosevelt Jr plans to enter politics. Trade with German Austria resumed. Weekly unemployment uptick reported. Over 502,830 service members and nurses returned from overseas through March 23. Daniels left Paris for Italy.
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Paris
Wilson
Europe
Peking
China
Pont Sainte Mayence
Compiegne
Hungary
Essen
New York
Theodore Roosevelé
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Italy
Wired Casualty List Ends Baker Tells His Thanks
Washington April 2 Secretary Baker announced the end of the war department system that telegraphed casualty lists to San Francisco and Chicago for newspaper distribution. He expressed profound gratitude for the newspapers service in promptly publishing daily casualty lists to inform friends and relatives of officers and men abroad about their sacrifices.
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Baker
U.S
Washington, D. C
War Department
San Francisco
Chicago
American Expeditionary Force
Recital by Miss Ransier at Hotel Russell-Lamson
Miss Marion Ransier, returning from New York, gave a piano recital at Hotel Russell-Lamson assisted by contralto Mrs. Mary Davis Barker and pianist Miss Marian Gilley among others. The program featured Beethoven and Schumann works, with encores and a reception afterward drawing about 200 attendees from Waterloo and local musical circles.
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Marion T. Ransier
New York City
Damrosch Institute of Musical Art
Mar‘ion Tyron Ransier
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Ransier
Mary Davis Barker
Independence
Stojowski
Chopin
Schumann
Marian Gilley
Miss Gilley
Miss Ransier
Among the Churches and Community Notices
Christ Episcopal holds special services this week in Christchurch. Walnut Street Baptist Alpha to attend at 7 30 tonight with Philathea class and an Easter party in church parlors tomorrow at 10 am and 4 16 pm. More than 100 women attended the Easter event. Royal Neighbor party hosted by Mrs Ghesterman and Miss Cleone Harker with a thimble bee at Moose hall. Delegation to La Porte City planned to form an organization. C V W and Teamsters events mentioned with dancing and luncheon. Waterlooo
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CraWe Roll
Walnut Street Baptist
Iehurch
Boyd
Plainfield
Christ Episcopal
Christchurch
Alpha
Sheltor
Courier
Royal Neighbor Party
Moose Hall
Royal Neighbor Camp
C. &. jGhesterman Gang
Cleone Harker
Royal Neighbors
la Porte City
Col Graham seeks leave to attend wife’s funeral
A cablegram to A J Edwards family reports Lieut Col George D Graham has requested leave to visit Waterloo where Mrs Graham died recently. He heads dental work for soldiers with the First American Army in occupied Germany. Her remains lie in the mausoleum awaiting his return for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edwards
George D. Graham
Edwards
Waterloo
Old Fashioned Family Remedy ad touts Father John's Medicine
An old advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a trusted family remedy for health and strength. It highlights its traditional formula and claims of restoring vigor and wellness, positioned as a reliable tonic for daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Joln
Father John
Court Directs Verdict To Collect On Promissory Note
A directed verdict in the Bottineau based case S McIntosh and Cathero v Penney and Penney ordered payment of $1,914.14 on a promissory note. The testimony showed Penney was to pay for a Cedar Falls farm using half annual crop sale returns. Defendants argued the notes should not stand.
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W. H. McIntosh
F. W. Cathero
Bottineau
Ken E. Penney
Laura "D. Penney
Mr. Penney
Cedar Falls
Piles treatment advertised with legal dispute note
An old advertisement notes Palo Ointment promising cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles with refund if it fails. It mentions lawyers Edwards Longley Ransier Harris for plaintiffs and Mears Love Williams Clark for defendants. The ad also suggests calling 3330 to place a lost ad in the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dunhad
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
Mears & Loveday
Williams & Clark
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Caloosa
Arkansas
Texas
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Eiems of Socret
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. E. Calby
Lois Ballou
H. W. Sigworth
Floyd Chamberlain
G.3
Mack
Teamsters’ Union
Labor Temple Hall
Samuel Thornton
Myrtle Nash
Ples Kean Gonder
Vernet Baldwin
Aero Searma
Matthew Westrate
W. B. Porter
Chautauqua Cirelos
Cole
Mem- Petrova
Clarence
Lubbs
Bpautanqua
Sys Ester Adwallader
I B. F
Ers
E. Brooks
la Locita
Wilbur Daniels
W. Call
Hance
Coterie Club
Martin Goswiller
Penses
D. A. HR
A. Meéers
Park
Harriett Laney
Thurch
Mitchell County
F. J. Yapp
G. R. Spensley
Grace M, DB
Kenneth B. Runkel
Lux
Mosenthal
LL. M. L Lancheon
John Swift
F. W. Powers
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Club
Russell-Lamson
Happy Archers Club
Elms Ballroom
C. V
Claude Johnson
Teamsters
Col. Graham
Kryetok
iFor
Grip
Monia
Father John's
Nes
Raed
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
City and
Buchanan’s
WM. H. Ross
Leavitt and Johnnsee Building
Gra Ashare
New York Post Graduate Medical School
Kenneth K. MacAlpine
Wangler Bros. Co. B
DR. L. B. Kascht
Black Blig
E. I. Dunkelberg
Leavitt & Johnson
Black
G. L. Jay
First National Bank
Phope
P. H. Canrobert
Morris Motor Car
Iowa
the Lloyd Princess
G. C. Kennedy
Marsh-Place
Macufy
Appeie
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
Hall-Ekfest CO
Park Avenue and
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