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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1918

Page

6

Wilson talks on League of Nations purpose in two continents

The report cites Monsignor Perret asking Wilson to mediate in a widening international dispute while presenting Vatican documents on neutrality. It notes Wilson’s reception in London at Guild Hall, praising a concert of power and a shift from balance to collective security, with leaders and officials in attendance.

Associated Press Rome Monsignor Perret Wilson Tunis Vatican London League of Nations Union Viscount Grey Canterbury Viscount Bryce United States League of Nations Great Britain Cat Lord Grey Tam Mr. Asquith Guild Hall Armanse

Three Wives Wail as Henry Burke Disappears

In Chicago a man named Henry Burke, known as a devoted husband to four wives, vanished after marrying Clara Wagstaff and leaving behind empty pay envelopes. The tale follows four families at 49178 Ashland Avenue and Emmanuel Baptist Church where Clara learned of his broader matrimonial life, prompting court involvement to protect the first Mrs. Burke and address the missing funds.

Chicago Henry Burke Henrry Ashland Avenue South Henry Burke Chatham Dan Altho Clara Clara Wagstaff James Goodman Emmanuel Baptist Church Michigan Avenue

Wilson 62 Today Best Wishes From King George

King George called at Wilson's apartments at 10 this morning to wish him many happy returns on President Wilson's sixty second birthday. The message conveyed official goodwill from the British monarch.

Wilson King George Londo

Queen and Mrs Wilson Attire at State Banquet

London report details gowns worn at the Wilson state banquet. Queen Mary wore a gold cloth evening robe with a low corsage line brilliants. Indian and South African diamonds adorned the dress. Mrs Wilson wore a black velvet gown with a single standout diamond brooch as the main ornament.

The Associated Press London Wilson Queen Mary

Plea for Istra and Dalmatia Lands Circulated by Photo Portfolio

A New York message reports a photo portfolio showing Italian medieval architecture to support Italy’s claims to Trieste Istra and Dalmatia. Special Messenger Cal Pizzarello says the pictures demonstrate historic Italian presence against Austrian efforts to suppress nationalism.

Associated Press New York

Socialist Leader Kruse Says Proselytizing Beats Army Service

William F Kruse national secretary of the Young People’s Socialist League testified at the trial of five Socialist leaders charged with espionage that his focus is on recruiting for the Socialist party rather than encouraging U S military enlistment. He stated Socialists have opposed national service for centuries and outlined a long standing political stance.

Cicaga. der Crass Wiliam Fruse Young People’s Socialist League Socialist Party United States Kruse

More Units Coming Soon 3600 Soldiers for Early Return

Washington dispatch reports a forthcoming convoy home of units from the continental army. The 27th 9th 11th 138th 247th and other regiments plus aero squadrons and mortar batteries are listed among units to be returned, with Vice War officials noting recent assignments and expected arrival timing.

Washington 416Th Arly

Armistice Breached As German Navy Surrender Quashed

London dispatch reports British and allied observers inspecting German naval bases and air stations under the armistice terms. The Hercules returns home as sailors abandon ships. discipline improves at airship stations while submarines near completion are being cataloged. Goette and Ludendorff era figures fade from visibility amid sweeping demobilization. Entente observers note Hamburg’s inhabitants well clothed and fed and winter crops thriving amid cautious German cooperation. British premier Lloyd George exhibits enthusiasm for Wilson talks. Dover reception boosts Anglo American cordiality ahead of Paris peace conference.

Associated Dream London Briteish Wireless Hercules Kiel Canal Verdun Viceroy Canal Ayere Germany Hamburg France England Goette Admiral von Scheer von Rippar Ludendorf Feaders Norderney Nord-hols Zeppelin Warnemunde Shidden-U Goes Submarine Commission Lient Rower Tumburg Bremen Paris Dover Wilson Mail America Sybils Europe

Paper delivery note with late arrival details

A notice instructs readers to call 3820 if their paper is not delivered by 1 o'clock or if delivery is delayed due to carrier error. A copy of the paper will be sent, and calls must reach the offices before 1:30 p.m.

Sinn Fathers Leinster Minster and Connaught Expresa Sinn Fein Caunel Dublin Tself Trish

Berlin crisis deepens as Ebert regime loses grip

Berlin reports signal a failing Ebert Haase cabinet authority as central soldiers and workers council prepare to assume control. Newspapers warn against tying fate to a powerless assembly while factions clash to shape the next government led by Ledebour and Natl debknecht.

Associated Press Berlin Ebert-Haase Vossische Zeitung Central Council of Soldiers and Workers Tageblast Hanes National Assembly Lokal Anseiger Oriux Spartacus Control i Norder Nov. Me Georg Ledebour Natl

President Wilson Visits London Guildhall Ceremony

President Wilson arrives at the Guildhall amid royal and civic pageantry in London. Moved by a grand procession, he receives addresses from city officials and is hosted at luncheon by the city’s corporation, with honors dating back to Grant and Roosevelt.

London Wilson Hus Guild Hall Brite Igin Guild Hall Shu Lnavertment Finance Comnyer Larder Grant Ant Roosevelt Guildhall John Hay Thomas W. Bayard Josephh. Choate Whitelaw Reid Parga Mansion House Scarlettery Ancient Artillery Company Duke of Connaught Horace Marshall Euild Hall Guard of Honor Harry Hepburn Ielerk United States England

Vilna Threatened by Bolshevik Invasion and Polish Rail Moves

Vilna, capital of Lithuania, faces a Bolshevik advance per a Warsaw dispatch. Poland seeks free rail passage over German lines to Vilna and aims to rejoin Polish and Lithuanian railroads cut by Germans. If refused, Poles may march into Lithuania to defend Vilna, asking Allied officers to accompany troops. The report notes Polish discharges and mobilization amid ongoing war pressures.

London Vilna Lithuania Warsaw Hoffman Falkenharyn Lithuanian Vilta

Guests at Wilson luncheon list world leaders and dignitaries

London December 28 ghosts at the luncheon to President Wilson included a vast array of royals, premiers, generals, diplomats, and notable figures from Britain, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and beyond. The guest list reads like a who’s who of allied leadership and prominent society figures.

London President Wilson Duke of Charles Gust Robert Borden Canad William Morris Hughes Australia Louis Botha Union of South Africa Canterbury Isnap Viscount Milner Finlay Andrew Hionar Law J. Austen Chamberlain G. N. Barnes A. Balfour Lord Wier J. C. Smuts Viscount Warquhar Frederick BE. Smith Churchill Viscount Sandhurst John Jelliscoe Roslyn Weymas Viscount Bryce Albert H. Stanley Viscount Cave Viscount Astor George Lady Triddell Lionel Rothschild Thomas Lipton Marquis of Salisbury Marquis of Crewe Norman Moore George Perley Andrew Fisher W. P. Sereiner Lord Rothermere Adrian Pollock Sir J. Bell Roland Prothere Earl of Crawford J. P. Maclay Herbert A. L. Fisher Earl of Chesterfield J. Butler Wright Edward Ball BH. Slocum Hiddle Harts Henry W. Thornton Cary T. Grayson

Fighting McKenna to entertain troops in France

James A. McKenna, famed Indian fighter known across western states, will be sent to France by the Knights of Columbus to entertain American troops, according to a today’s announcement.

Plainsman Lated Press New York James A. Mckeona Fighting McKenns Plains France Knights ofColumbus YANKS

Weather Outlook For Week In Washington DC

Weather predictions from the weather bureau indicate possible snow in the upper Mississippi and Missouri regions early in the week. Temperatures will be slightly above normal in the Mississippi valley, with generally fair skies and near normal temperatures for the rest of the period. Holiday Nutmargarine advertisement notes Nutmargarine as a butter equivalent.

Washington, D. C Weather Bureau Upper Missisippi Tower Missouri Wall Mississippi Valley

Coalition regime wins in Britain by big majority

London reports show Premier Lloyd George’s coalition Liberal government achieving a commanding majority in the new 707-member House of Commons. Early returns indicate 274 government backers, with Asquithians and Labour losses noted. Lloyd George re-elected in Carnarvon, Asquith defeated in East Fife, Henderson ousted in East Ham, and Geddes winning Cambridge. Strong party shifts expected under the reform act.

London Troyd George House of Commons Najtonalighs Sinn Fenners Iuabhorites Westminster Laborites Arthur Henderson Philip Snowden Asquithians Asquith Liberals Liberal Party Eife Scotland Alexander Sprot France Alexander H. H. Asquith W. P. Morgan Mr. Asquith Rast Fife East Fife Tthe Board of Trade Ashton-Under-Lyne T. F. Lister National Federation of Discharged Soldiers and Sailors Blackburn Henry Norman Dean

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