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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1919

Page

7

Senators Pressure Leaders for Treaty Compromise in Senate

Dissatisfied by slow progress on the peace treaty both parties in the Senate push for bipartisan talks to secure ratification when Congress reconvenes. Republicans wavering on irreconcilables press Lodge for movement. Democrats, led by Hitchcock or Underwood, seek a workable plan as party leadership tussles unfold. The aim is to force a prompt ratification or force a public push for a compromise.

Associated Treas Washington, D Congress Senator Lodge Massachusetts Wilson Hitchcock Lodge Underwood Alabama Senator Johnson California Sophia Foreign Relations Committee Senate Lodger

City in Brief Guchauga for Glasses and Holiday Notes

City brief items cover visits by Jesse Winter of Chicago and Mrs J S Tuthill in Iowa, Leyden relatives and holidays. notes on Lola Boggs leaving for vacation. Melrose attendees, and numerous local social movements including Cantata repeats and Rotary meeting plans. Also reports on police, school bond election, and a 30 day jail sentence for petty larceny.

Jesse Winter Chicago K. 4 Rauth Henry Clark Boone, Ia Lawrence Clark J. S. Tuthill Iowa City A Been

Woman appeals after court denies child claim in custody case

Toronto dispatch reports Mrs Matters of Chicago appealing Judge Lennox's ruling that she was not the mother of Baby Tre ne. Miss Mary Fivan of Ottawa named as the mother in decision. child to remain in court jurisdiction during appeal. Also notes eggs drop to 65 to 70 cents a dozen as spring demand wanes.

Associated Press Toronto

All-Augo Armies May Be Got Off in Retiring Move

London reports Admiral Kolchak, head of the all-Russian government in Siberia, faces a crisis as Bolshevik forces advance along the trans-Siberian line from Omsk. They say Tomsk and Tatga have fallen and rebels set up a new government at Cheremkovo near Irkutsk. Socialists form Irkutsk committee, while Kolchak's retreat may be cut off.

Associated Press London Admiral Kolchak Siberia Moscow Fron Omsk Tomsk Tatga Cheremkovo Irkutsk Amur River Paris Kolchak Pepeliaeff Admiral Kalchak M. Tretickoff Gen. Semeno Baikal Vladivostok Washington, D. C State Department American Red Cross Party

Jazz Bands Foreshadow Dance Craze Crisis in London

London dance hall owners express gloom as the dancing boom may fade soon. Probers report poor suburban attendance while West End venues carp that the craze will last five years at least.

London West End

Americanization in Legion to Be Headed by New York Member

Indianapolis announces the appointment of Arthur Woods of New York as chairman of the Americanization commission of the American Legion. Woods, former New York police commissioner, will lead a meeting in Indianapolis on January 19 with representation from every state.

Associated Press Indianapolis Ind Arthur Woods New York Americanization Commission of the American Legion Woods

Mexicans Seek Arms in Europe Amid Devious Moves

Paris reports a group of Mexicans tied to the Carranza government arrived in Europe by various routes and sought arms, with indications they are in Germany. Serbian forces in Montenegro are accused of pillaging and burning homes of Montenegro loyalists to King Nicholas, with protests filed to the peace conference.

Europe Montenegro Associated Press Paris Carranza Germany Svrotenegrin Newilly Nicholas

New York Robberies Reach Record High

New York reports one in twelve residents victimized by robbers in the year ending December. Total theft losses approach 25 million dollars with burglary insurance rates rising. Also noted, a major theft in Berlin where six paintings valued at 100000 marks were stolen from the Palace of Sans Souci gallery per Abend.

New York New York City ANS Berlin Palace of Ans Souci

Funeral service for John A Cassutt at St Mary's Dubuque

Funeral service for John A Cassutt who died at his home was conducted this morning at St Mary's church in Dubuque. Interment followed in the city graveyard.

C. W. Ayers Nashua W.M. Elam Commercial Street First M TP Federspiel St. Louis The Southern Motor Car Company W. R. Jameson G. ©. Jameson St. Paul, Minn Jameson Sohn A. Cassutt John A. Cassutt St. Mary's Church Dubuque

Shell Rock Basketball Scores and Local Notices

Shell Rock Iowa December 27 two basketball games drew a good crowd. The high school girls beat the alumni 13 to 11 and Shell Rock boys beat Rockford 47 to 7. Marriage licenses issued include John N Brandes and Vera M Rice both of Waterloo E L Hutcheson of West Liberty Belvin M Dunn of Des Moines. A railroad accident in Cincinnati involved four cars of cows blocking streetcar rails and a snowplow rushing to clear the coal pile.

Shell Rock Shel Rock Boys Rockford John N. Brandes Waterloo Vera M. Rice E. L. Hutcheson West Liberty Belvin M. Dunn Des Moines Cincinnatii Street Railroad Company

Victims All In Four Cities Trio Held On Death Charge

A wave of deaths from wood alcohol poisonings hits Chicago and other cities. Mary Mosenowski dies at county hospital. New York, Cleveland, Winnipeg, and Denver report victims as authorities probe bootleg whisky made from wood alcohol and sold across states. Police seize barrels. nine new cases in Cleveland add to total deaths and injuries.

Mary Mosenowski Chicago J. D. Robertson New York George L. Miles Bronx Altho Manhattan Miles New York City Une Dec Massachusetts Chicopee Falls Holyoke Mass Wartford Conn Hartford Department of Justice Cleveland Winnipeg Man St. Paul Minn Minnesota State Board of Health Internal Revenue Department Homewood Mary Zuart Tower West Side Denver Colo

Silent wife lives in same house without a word

In England Mrs Florence Hill claims silence is deadly in marriage. For three years she and her husband have shared a home with meals and sleep in the same room, but no words pass between them. Each morning he leaves a note and a pile of coins for purchases, and that is all.

London Florence Jill Uford England London Mall Colna

Severe Cold Quick Cure Cited by Readers

Mrs H and C Barker of Little Falls report Cham Cham Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured a severe cold quickly for their husband. The ad cites reader experience as proof of effectiveness and promotes the product locally.

Attempt To Violate Child Charged To Man 56

F L Joshlin fifty six is accused of assault with intent to violate a child under thirteen. An information filed by county attorney EB Wenner states arraignment set for 2 p m Monday in municipal court. Joshlin was arrested after a mother reported the alleged act. A previous indecent exposure charge was superseded by the more serious allegation.

F. L. Streed Winnetka, Ill B Streed University of Illinois Illinois Highway Commission Winnetka H. D. Lee West West High School Chamber of Commerce Schoals Harry Mack Springfield G. Bb. Courtright Mack Grand F. L. Joshlin EB. J. Wenner Atorney Joshlin

Births Reported From Mt Vernon Area

Birth notices list several newborns including Grace Arlene to Elmer George Gigt in Jess Black Jinnk road born Oct 29 and Vera to Ole Anton NM in Orange township born December 20. A son to Viarry Shaw at St Francis de Teav on December 26 and a baby girl named Mary added to Dayton vA Whitenack home in Mt Vernon township.

Dayton Va Vera Viarry Shaw St. Francis Do Teav Alaan

AVIATORS SPOT OUTLAW OOTRON EX REMOTE SPOTS

A fragmented collage of notices and extracts shows aviators spotting outlaw cotton fields via aerial patrols, revealing eight hidden plots in a sparsely settled region and detailing federal efforts to curb illicit planting. It also weaves in unrelated notes on rheumatism cures, weather, and stray commentary about domestic matters.

Aviators J Cultural Board Texax Olten

Sisters Reunited After 35 Years Split

In Los Angeles, Mrs J C Mure and Mrs J Arnold, separated for 35 years, were brought back together in Venice California. Mrs Arnold sought a winter home and learned of a sister in the area through a contact, leading to a happy reunion.

Los Anuhles J. C. Mure Ray J. Arnold Venice Mra Arnold Robert Menujesie California Rennie Ali

Indigestion Tablets Advertised as Easy to Take

A short ad touts Chamberlaie tablets for indigestion, praising their ease of use and agreeable effect. The product is priced at a quarter.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by New York Family

Mrs F U Newton of Irving New York reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy eased her eight year old daughters whooping cough last spring. She says a bottle was kept in the house and used with good results. The advertisement touts the product's effectiveness for coughs and throat discomfort.

Chamberlain Kennedy F. U. Newton Irving N.Y

Number 40 Promises Relief From Chronic Ailments

Gary Indiana April 28 1918 after three years of rheumatism catarrh stomach trouble and other ailments Mrs Goat ing Rainey reports swift improvement after using Number 40 ad claims it cures gallstones appendicitis eczema skin diseases and various chronic conditions sold by Wangler Bros Co and others druggists with remarkable results

Gary Ind Daily Mendenhall Goating Rainey Jefferson St Wangler Bros. Co Fidver

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