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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1920

Page

6

Wilson Lansing Rift Dominate Paris Headlines

Paris reports surge of interest as Washington dispatches note the resignation and fallout between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing. European observers call the move an autocratic act and question Wilson's handling of the matter while Rene Viviani and Keynes weigh in on the Treaty and leadership.

Paris Ando Washington Lansing Wilson Journal Louis Niv America Mr. Lansing Rene Viviani Aig London Lansing-Wilson John Maynard Keynes King’s College Cambridge England House of Commons American Congress Keynes Congress Tony Europe

Palmer Bomb Plot of June Thought Begun in New Jersey

Newark report states June revolutionary plan began in Paterson with attempts on Attorney General Palmer and other leaders. Frank R. Stone of New Jersey Department of Justice announced findings from raids on terrorists. Pink paper similar to Palmer wreckage was printed at Ban Mazetta's establishment. Two dozen sheets of the paper were sent to Washington for analysis and comparison.

Associated Press Newark N. J Euil Palmer Paterson Frank R. Stone New Jersey Department of Justice Ban Mazetta Belden Washington Palmer Residence Stone

American Soldier Lauded By Ex Crown Prince

Berlin reports the former crown prince concludes American soldiers are good fighters after studying belligerent troops. He criticizes early American tactics against dense caltrops and German machine gun fire as costly, noting Americans match English in combat at close range.

Berlin Frederick William Ameri

Funeral services for Frederick G. Kretzschmar

Frederick Gustavo Kretzschmar will have a Tuesday afternoon funeral at Onimusuel Lutheran Church at 2 30 p m Rev H Preeckel officiating burial in Pakrview He was a well known master mason in Iowa and helped build Waterloo landmarks His friends and congregation remember him as a true Christian devoted to church life and charitable work

Frederick Gustavo Kretzschmar Onimusuel Lutheran Church Rev. H. Preeckel Pakrview Kretzschmar Iowa Germany Waterloo Prederi G. Kretuvhmar T Rook “Rap Price Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association Sehlue Town Retail Clothie Association Louis Wupple Arthur Rebbing Rock Island Dike TR. L. Smith Manly Ruther Hanson Ar Sh Hans Hanson Stowr Otto Schoeman Henry Schonman Cedar Malls Wold Ge Zarm Cedar Falls Virgil the Dockey Reinbeck Presbyterian Church Morrison Val Cole J. Ensminger Rex

Farmers Meet to Organize to Oust Middleman

Des Moines February 16 National and state officers from four farmer groups met to form a new association. Represented were the Farmers Union The Grange American Society of Equity and the Missouri Farm Club. They aim to pool buying and selling and reduce middlemen.

Des Moines J. Welten Long American Society of Equity Farmers’ Union the Grange American Society At Equity Missouri Farm Chub

Wilson rejects Adriatic settlement in memo to foreign offices

A memorandum from President Wilson rejecting Lloyd George’s Adriatic settlement proposal was delivered to the French and British foreign offices. The American Manufacturers Export Association warns members against trading with Soviet Russia. E. F. Slack, longtime Canadian Press leader and Montreal Gazette GM, dies in Montreal. Bolshevik troop concentrations reported on three points along the Polish front. Vice President Marshall announces candidacy as delegate at large from Indiana for the San Francisco convention on an old Democratic platform. Radicals captured in Paterson raid label Secret Service agents as the most dangerous in the United States. Sinn Fein attacks police barracks in Belfast. four police wounded and arms seized.

Paris Wilson Lloyd George New York American Manufacturers’ Export Association Montreal E. F. Slack Montreal Gazette Warsaw Washington D. C Marshall Indiana San Francisco Paterson Secret Service United States Red Belfast Sinn Feine Bellatrain Ulster

Former Grundy Center Pastor Seriously Sick

A local pastor in Grundy Center is reported seriously ill at his home in Rock Rapids. The article notes illness in the pastor’s family and nearby communities, with additional items on local meetings, employment changes, and social events.

Grundy Center

Stunts Not Planned for Elks Banquet Program

A letter to Elks lists stunts that will not occur at the Old Time Tiring event Thursday night in the hall. Planned bouts include Sherman T. Mears against Charles G. Stearn in a four round boxing match and Henderson against BR. Cy in a crabapple duel. A quartet of Walker Trumbauer Brown Sullivan supports the meeting initiation and banquet under past exalted rulers.

Elks CL Hall Sherman T. Mears Chames G. Stearn Henderson Cy Inca Sic B. Walker Oliver Trumbauer al Brown John Sullivan

Allies Sit On Wilsons Jugo Slavia Note Controversy

Paris and London report President Wilson's Adriatic note as a renewal of direct talks not an ultimatum. French officials see no major shift, while British and French circles read it as pressuring changes or U.S. withdrawal from European affairs. No reply had been sent to Washington by noon.

Miume Wilson Fiume League of Naions Italy Dalmatia Adriatic Trieste Uwimitum Paris Uon Londonax France Great Britain United States Foreign Office Offiial London Supreme Coucil Washington

British Pact on Vessel Sale Sought by Wilson Adviser

The International Mercantile Marine offers a conditional bid of 14 050 000 for nine vessels serving the United Kingdom and northern Europe. Vessels include Leviathan George Washington America President Grant Nansemond Antigone Pocahontas Princess Matoika and Callao. The bid depends on the shipping board not competing in this service. Moore McCormack bids 34 500 000 for five vessels after South Americans.

He International Mercantile Marine United Kingdom Leviathan George Washington America President Grant Nansemond Antigone Pocahontas Princess Matoika Callao Shipping Board Moore & McCormack

Munson line bids for six ships in South American service

A conditional bid around 3 800 250 covers vessels Martha Washington Aeolus Huron Print ceus Matoika and Pocahontas. George W Gothals for American Ship Commerce offered 10 million for six ships for Hamburg and Bremen service, raised to 10 5 million by Franklin of International Mercantile Marine. Vessels include George Washington Martha Washington America President Gratt Nansemond and Callao Central 36 Emerson gym. Class A results Edison Central Whitier games and officials Sheridan Sindlinger Martan Osterman and James Alexander.

Munson Steamship Line Martha Washington Aeolus Huron Print ‘Ceus Matoika Pocahontas George W. Gothals American Ship Commerce Corporation Hamburg Bremen Franklin International Mercantile Marine George Washington Central Emerson Edison Whittier Joseph Sheridan Don _ Sindlinger Ange Osterman James Alexander

West Grade School Basketball Results in Class B

The third series of junior high basketball games in the West schools league was played Friday afternoon. Emerson defeated Whittier 4 to 0, Edison beat Washington Irving 11 to 1, and Lowell defeated Washington Irving 1 to 0 in Whittier and the Irving gym context.

Emerson Whittier Edison Washington Irving Lowell

Independence Pioneer Amelia Foor Dies at 81

Amelia Foor 81 pioneer of Independence died Sunday at 10 a.m. at her Chatham street home. Survived by son William two daughters Alis Libbie Raffaut and Edna Shutt and grandsons Charles Raffaut Philip Shutt. Widow of James Poor former county treasurer. Members of St James Episcopal church. Funeral not announced. Weather notes describe severe winter conditions with record lows.

Independence Amelia Foor Chatham Street William Alis Libbie Raffaut Edna Shutt Charles Raffaut Philip Shutt James Poor St. James Episcopal Church Harry & Longley Episcopal Church Sst. James

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