Caillau e Tries to Seek Betrayal of Frange
Prosecutor says Caillaut attempted to betray Frange in a case involving a murdered wife and an accuser of a former premier. Papers report the ex-premier figure sought power again according to findings.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1918
Page
6
Prosecutor says Caillaut attempted to betray Frange in a case involving a murdered wife and an accuser of a former premier. Papers report the ex-premier figure sought power again according to findings.
Cedar Falls hosts two large gatherings this month with the Evangelical association camp meeting at View Park August 19 to 29 presided by Vishay Seager of Naperville Illinois and the Danish Baptist church session August 24 at the local Danish Baptist church. Large delegations from across the state expected.
Madrid August 2 The Associated Press reports that Alfonso has invited the family of the late Russian emperor to stay in Spain until the end of the war, occupying a royal palace. The offer comes as diplomatic exchanges continue amid global tensions and shifting alliances.
Chicago Aug. 4 By producing 1 000 000 000 bushels more of crops than under normal conditions the American farmer has saved civilization, said Carl Vrooman assistant secretary of agriculture. He told the Lake County Farmers' Institute that Allied welfare hinged on American agriculture and that crops, especially wheat, would be larger than last year. Sergt W J McKie urged farmers to employ returning soldiers.
H B Lichty was unanimously chosen to lead manufacturers on the community labor board with J W Rickert to represent labor interests. A third member will be selected by A L Urick. The aim is to retain labor locally and push factories to secure government contracts or produce ammunition. C C Kunz urged immediate winter orders and early material shipments to avoid forthcoming congestion.
Miss Ida Surtees deputy county superintendent hopes to start copying the county assessment rolls next Monday with women volunteers assisting in the effort. She aims to accelerate the process amid ongoing record work and county administration needs.
Soissons has fallen and German forces across the Aisne are retreating northward. French American and British troops push the line along a 35 mile front from northwest of Soissons to Reims, gaining several miles daily. Cavatey is reused and German hopes crushed as Mangin Degout Berthelot units close the pocket.
Evening work at the courthouse sums up as volunteers join Longsist for the county Service League led by Macy Campbell and H C Moeller to copy rolls for individual quotas in the fourth liberty loan campaign starting late September. All city rolls are excluded. Meanwhile G W Fagan suffered minor injuries when his motorcycle sidecar collided with an unlit auto on Riehl Street and proceeded to his destination after treatment. The railroad system plans to accelerate repairs to 4800 locomotives weekly to ensure 1900 new engines are in service by winter.
H D Hemenway of the National War Garden Commission visits Waterloo offering 316,690 for top canned vegetables. The commission awards 10,000 in national prizes via local organizations with thrift stamps backing each award. Free canning book available for two cents postage. Mississippi bill for educational reform on children age seven to sixteen passes legislature.
A terse note references Cavaliers using a method to erase an alias, comparing it to disposing of a paper cup. The item hints at attempts to obscure identity or prior names, with no clear parties or dates. The fragmentary text offers minimal context and names, yielding a cryptic, almost symbolic record.
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