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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1919

Page

16

Transportation Vital Problem to Be Handled

Grosvenor B Clarkson announces a reorganization of the U S council of national defense highways transport committee to broaden its scope. The panel will include direct representation from several federal offices and will act as a clearing house for all federal highway transport actions. The reorganized committee lists Gravens Blakslee Goodel Collins Reid Clarkson as officers with a advisory board of national figures to guide policy on motor trucks, rural express, rail connections, and interurban lines. The group aims to fit motor trucks into existing agencies and cooperate with the railroad administration to study short haul and rural transportation needs.

Washington, D. C Lys ‘John S. Gravens Council of National’ Defense James I Blakslee J- M. Goodel Office of Publ Roads and Rural Engineering James H. Collins Bureau of Markets R. & MacAlwee Bureau Foreign and ‘Domestic Commerce Charles W. Reid Grosvenor B. Clarkson Highways‘ Transport Committee Advisory Board William ~Pholps- Bio Washington EOE Noticy Council Thru Clarkson United States Railroad Administration John S. Cravens California Qhas We Reid Rathben Sard & Co Albany N.Y Aurora

Sport Flashes AP Dispatch Mentiones Boxing and Athletics

The brief reports boxers Jack Britton and Kid Ragan are noted with decisions. Leo Biebel wins in New York Athletic Club events. Fatty Arbuckle buys a controlling interest in the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast league.

Associated Press St. Paul Jack Britton St.Louis Kid Ragan Pete Herman New York Leo Biebel New York Athletic Cin Amateur Athletic Union Angelés Roscoe Fatty’) Arbuckle Vernon Club Pacific Coast Baseball League

Claims Golf Expert Questioned In Chicago Trial

Chicago reports dispute over a Philadelphia golfer’s claim of breaking American records by playing 144 holes in one day at Whitemarsh Valley. It notes earlier endurance attempts by George H. Hy and Andre McCaughey, who totaled 153 holes, and mentions H B Lumsden’s 216 holes in Scotland with an estimated 40 miles walked and earnings of $2 per round.

Chicago Philadelphia Whitemarsh Valley Club George H. Hy Andrey McCaughey Ixmoor Club Knight H. B. Lumsden Aberdeen Scotland

Winnipeg Rotary Bowling Contest Wins in Cleveland Report

Cleveland Rotary officials announce reports from 45 clubs show Winnipeg with 2938 points won the championship in the bowling tournament. Madison, Wis. placed second with 2861 and Cleveland third with 2850. Winnipeg’s score arrived late, delaying confirmation until Wednesday.

Cleveland

Jocko the Sailor and the Pribilof Sealing Era

A historical article chronicles Jocko the Sailor and Jack Fanning of New York, expert seal shooters linked to the Pribilof sealing grounds. It details pelagic sealing, ship crews, lifes on 20-foot boats, and the long sea hunts, with penalties and treaties shaping regulation from 1886 to 1892 while noting the Grand American events and invitation to veterans in 1919.

America Tickler Jack Fanning New York Hall Seal Jocko California San Francisco Pribiloff Islands Russia United States Pribilof Commanderoffski Island Waite Seals Seal Uncle Sam Johnnie Bull

Saloon Converts Planned as Community Centers in Cleveland

In Cleveland, Theo dore Fishel announces that about 1400 saloons will close by the state prohibition amendment and reopen soon as community centers. He says mahogany bars stay, cereal drinks served, orchestras and reading rooms added, with spaces for religious, interviews and public meetings.

Cleveland Theodore Fishel Big Brewing Company Fishel

Closure Date Notes and Tax Levied Details

On Saturday May 24 a close date is reported. State licenses expire Sunday and a tax of 305 dollars would be levied for remaining open on May 26.

Milk Trade Journal Becomes The Milk Magazine

Fred L. Kimball company, publishers of the Milk Trade Journal, announces that with the May issue the publication will be renamed The Milk Magazine. The new periodical will reflect broader policy and offer larger opportunities for the milk trade, with Dr. E. McCollum named chief contributing editor to cover milk as a food value and its global importance.

Fred L. Kimball Company Milk Trade Journal Milk Magazine E. ¥. McCollum

League of Nations Covenant and Allied Peace Ties

Discussion on the Wilson and British leaders backing a defensive peace plan. The piece argues the covenant is a principle declaration, lacking enforcement or defense, and warns Germany and Russia pose threats. It notes the proposal seeks congressional support to energize a viable international peace effort.

Germany Wore Russia France League of Nations Congress Europe

Zion City Overseer Voliva Under Investigation

Springfield April 26 The legislature probes Wilbur Glenn Voliva leader of the Zion City church town near Chicago over real estate control. The inquiry alleges Voliva owns most land and uses city government schools and courts to further alleged fraudulent aims. Voliva denies charges and vows to fight.

Springfield Wilbur Glenn Voliva Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Ionation City Chicago John Alexander Dowie Dowie Elijah Zion City Zion Zion Church Institution State of Illinois Lake Michigan Lake County Illinois Church

Divorce petitions dominate May term actions in county

Court records show 46 of 117 filings since Feb 24 are divorce suits, over one third of all May term actions. With 66 marriage licenses issued in the same period, applications for divorce equal about 70 percent of marriages in this county.

Carnegie Hero Medal Awards in Pittsburgh Ceremony

Pittsburgh April 26 Carnegie Hero Fund Commission recognized fifteen acts of heroism. Bronze medals went to Frances B. Holstein Urbana IL and others for saving lives including from snake venom and drowning. Silver medals awarded posthumously to several youths and a clergyman. grants totaling thousands paid to dependents and survivors.

Pittsburgh Carnegie Hero Mind Commission Ha Commission Frances B. Holstein Urbana Benjamin W. Soper Cocoanut Grove Flu Misa Holstein Soper Mr. Soper Theodore Miller Angola N. Y Sayed Wrancisy J. Anselmo Albert J. Scirzer Hays Michael J. Parter

Salvation Army Budget Shortfall Taints Waterloo Drive

A budget shortfall of 800 is reported for the Salvation Army in Waterloo. A special budget committee from the Elks Judge will meet early next week to plan deficit relief. Donors can contribute to fund No 2 Miller treasurer or R L De Gon secretary. The annual maintenance budget totals 7600 with about 6760 subscribed so far.

Salvation Army Waterloo Elks Miller Rensurer R. L. de Gon

Model Laundry Business Change at Waterloo Iowa

G R Spensley bought the holdings of W H Bernbrock in the Model Laundry, becoming sole owner of a large, well equipped operation. The transfer, near a $100,000 value, keeps management steady as Spensley expands service territory in Iowa, while Bernbrock shifts to the Waterloo Sewer and Jefferson block project.

G. R.spensley WH. O Albert Lea Thea Vonmmpany Spansiey Bernbrock Waterloo New York City Spensley Towa State Laundry Owners’ Association Apm Jir Albert Lea Northwestern Ownleva, Association Laundry Iowa Jefferson Block

New Corn Parasite From Europe Threatens U S Crop

Dr L C Howard of the US Department of Agriculture warned at the American Philosophical Society meeting in Philadelphia that the European corn borer, a new parasite introduced from foreign shipments, has taken hold in New England and New York. He feared its spread to the western states could devastate corn fields with little hope of eradication.

Philadelphia United States L. C. Howard Bureau of Entomology Department of Agriculture Washington American Philosophical Society

British lawyer must qualify as expert guormand

Jaondon March 21. British conservatism blocks reform to admit women to the bar. Parliament debates abolishing the Inns of Court dinner requirement for barristers. Four inns host large messes with fixed dining minimums before eligibility to practice law.

Guormand Jaondon Associated Press Lord Buck Inns of Court

Building Permits Stir Debate On Women Admission

The notice discusses building permits and social resistance to admitting women, citing objections about disrupting traditions and introducing new social dynamics. It references new dwellings, costs, and various residents while questioning whether gender should influence housing and professional access.

Commercial Manager Ray Ammerman Honored At Banquet

Ray Ammerman commercial manager of Citizens Gas and Electric Company is to leave for Jen Kentown Pennsylvania for a new post. A banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson featured Capt Canrobert speaking on home front conditions in France. Mrs Victor Huttlinger and Mrs Emmett Covell sang, Miss Mary Ammerman read, and a gift from office staff was presented to Mr Ammerman.

Citizens Gas and Electric Company Russell- Lamson Ray Ammerman Jenkentown Penn Canrobért France Victor Httingaer Emmett Covell Mary Ammerman Ammerman

Premier and Italian ministers to meet king

Paris dispatches report Premier Orland and his Italian delegation will appear before Parliament on Monday. The Italian side denies Adriatic friction is breaking into separate autonomy, saying the delegation seeks autonomy within Italy under sovereignty. Allied plans for peace talks and the path to Versailles are outlined amid war updates from Munich, Budapest, and Archangel aligns.

National Assembly Munich Munteh Germany Budapest Bu Pent Russia Anly Archangel Kolechak Kroopa Paris Qr Iando Blk Petit Parisien Hays Versailles London Tenter Italy

East High Students Favor Junior ROTC Plan

Students at East High School show strong support for a two year junior reserve officers training corps program. Seventy five senior high students and 15 junior high students voted in favor. The plan would require army officer supervision and adhere to U S Army regulations during drills. The proposal awaits school board review with no definite action yet.

U. S. Army

Classifieds page jumble with rental and sales notes

A local classifieds column lists For Rent offerings including rooms and a two bedroom setup, sale items such as a refrigerator oak dresser and kitchen cabinet, a typewriter, a rug, a door gate and shale trees for sale, and various services like painting and music instruction. Contact details reference several phones and addresses, including Red, Black, and several street names. The page also notes lost items including a grey kitten and men roller skates.

Country Club Ovaslands Maxwell Case Lawson Ferkixted Regina Jeffermon Eitchen Ma' von Service Saxivs Pavone Éloxe Waterloo Dwellini House W. R. Jameson Randolph Baltimore Laton Ave Saary Fugaell-Lamson Florence St Florence John Siske

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