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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1919

Page

8

Navy Abroad Quits Big Radio Sold to France

Assistant Secretary Roosevelt announces demobilization of U S naval forces in European waters and the sale of the La Fayette wireless station at Ideaux near Bordeaux to the French government for about 4 million dollars. He notes large U S mine deployments and base networks and explains the station’s purpose in wartime communications with Washington if cables failed. The French will complete the two thirds finished station at a cost around 22 million francs.

Navy Abroad France Associated Press Boston Unitedes Naval Establishment Eupean la Fayette Ideaux Rotary Roosevelt Wilson Washington Roosevelt Europe George Washington United States Pew Roosepli Fiyg Yralues Red Cross Army la. Fayette Bordeaux Theavy

Capital Thirst Drives Thousands to Camp Baltimore Precincts

Washington residents scramble for liquor as the revenue bill nears signing by President Wilson. Boston carries the dry rider to the president’s desk while Washington buys up Baltimore liquor, boosting rail traffic with 20 000 round trip tickets and three special 12 car trains to handle the rush.

Camp Baltimore Washington D. C Wilson Boston United States Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Largest cattle sale to open at Waterloo sale barn

A three day sale beginning tomorrow at the Cattle Congress grounds Waterloo features 200 registered Holstein-Friesian cattle from two Iowa herds. Led by C Marks Riceville and G E Moore Wallingford the event attracts buyers from across the country with a banquet and Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson.

Mississippi River Cattle Congress America Waterloo Reeding Iowa Marks Riceville G. E Oore Wallingford Olstein-Friesian Breeders' Associaton Russell-Lamson Towa Andeighboring

Longley Peek wedding at Grace M E church

Miss Julia Esther Peek daughter of Dr and Mrs E J Peek and Ralph Lyman Longley Grinnell Ia were wed at 8 p m Saturday in the bridal home The ceremony featured a ring service read by Dr E J Lockwood A Greek Orthodox wedding followed with a large reception at the bride’s brother’s home and a trip east for the couple After discharge from service Longley will join his wife in Grinnell Ia where he will enter business.

Julia Esther Peek E. J. Peek Dependence Avenue Ralph Lymnan Longley Grinnell I.a E. J. Lockwood Grace M Lucille Bentley Mendelsgohn Margaret Nichols Vinton Sr Howard Martin Eleanor Huntley Ruth Braun Eleanor Bentley Dulcie Powers Dorothy Allen Betty Helen Davis Douglas Donnell Longley East High School Grinnell College Mgr Lyman A. Longley Air Service Talliferro Field Fort Worth Tex Seventh Street Ethel Longley Muriel Platt Vinton Ruth Hall Mobile Nichols Martin Florence Sage Lake City Minn George Chardoulis Seventh Street West Camp Jacksson S. C

Allies Divided Over Disposal of German Warships

Pariez Feb 24 British and American naval experts favor sinking 74 German warships at Scapa Flow arguing ships cannot be profitably broken up while Italian and French officers disagree. Distribution among Entente powers risks rival shipbuilding and friction. Wilson and Daniels opposed sinking though American delegates leaned toward it earlier.

Associated Press Pariez Supreme War Council Council Scapa Flow Peace Commission Paris House Committee Naval Affairs Rodman North Sea Wilson Daniels Washington

Trade envoy Eldon B. Keith dies in London

Eldon B. Keith, a member of the special American trade commission, died today in London after going abroad several months ago. He was vice president of the George E. Keith Shoe Company of Brockton, Massachusetts.

U. S Brockton Mags Eldon B. Keith Special American Trade Commission London Keith George E. Keith

Last Night's News in Brief Mixed global war updates and local marriage

Last night a series of brief dispatches report on international bankers forming a group to protect Mexican securities, a French ship sunk after collision, Bela Kun allegedly lynched, and American wartime efforts including photographs of soldiers. Additional notes cover a ship fire in Hoboken, Munich and Berlin political moves, Ireland self determination, and Austrian state events. A marriage notice for Elia Carpenter and Hurd Carpenter plus an advertisement closes the page.

New York Helene Gansfried Amt Somson Bela Kun Budapest Washington, D. C France Hed Cros Sixadla Hoboken Berlin Augsberg Kurt Misner Varis Senmi Munich Kurt Fisner

Multinational Protest Quietly Echoes in Municipal Court

A delegation of five nations protested worldwide prohibition in municipal court. Members including a Ruasién, Pole, German, Trishioan, and American were detained at various times over the Sunday period, each intoxicated. The judge blocked a league of nations effort, imposing standard fines. A traveling man reported a stolen automatic fan valued at 25 dollars from a hotel room Saturday night. C Ledize of Lincoln Indiana was arrested for possession of liquor. A State Information charging transportation was filed today by I R French, assistant county attorney.

Five Nations Ruasién Pole League of Nations C. Ledize Lincoln I. R. French

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