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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1918

Page

6

Passengers Safe After Florizel Wreck Off Cape Race

The Red Cross liner Florizel struck rocks near Broad Cove at Cape Race in a blizzard. Forty three survivors were rescued by three ships, with 104 reported dead and 42 saved overall. Among the rescued are Captain W J Martin and Maj Michael Sullivan.

St. Johns N.F Red Cross Cape Race Montreal Que James Halifax N.S N. F Prospero Florizel Broad Cove John Selly W. J. Martin Cecil G. Carter New York Irs Fred Butler Edward Froude Fred Snow Royal Flying Corps John Crosbie Marconi Placentia Bay St. Joans Placentia Bar Terra Nova Home Ater Florizes

Pro German Revolt Suppressed in Costa Rica

San Jose reports that pro-German forces under Rogelio Fernandez Guell attacked a Punta Arenas passenger train and looted along the railway before government troops routed the rebels. order is restored after the uprising.

San Jose Costa Rica Rogelio Fernandez Guell el Imparcial Punta Arenas

Yankee killed wounded by Mexican bandits

An American paymaster Edgar House was killed and three others wounded when bandits attacked an all boat near Tampico on a Wednesday. Authorities deem robbery, not anti American sentiment, and the government has notified Mexico. Loot reportedly reached up to 20000 dollars as the crew defended themselves, with five Mexicans wounded.

Washington, D. C Tampico Edgar House Peymaster Texas Oil Company J. P. S. Mennett Brisbane Island Oil & Transport Company Prether Mennett

Board to Review Excess Profits in Washington

A board of excess profits reviewers will be created soon by Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper. The group, about a dozen representatives from special industries, will rule on specific questions in returns. The aim is to adapt general regulations to different businesses and guide tax amounts based on invested capital earnings and profits.

Washington, D. C Internal Revenue Roper Flach Washington

Davies to Run for Wisconsin Senate Seat

Joseph F. Davies, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, resigns to pursue a Wisconsin senate seat. London hosts a National Labor Memorial conference to raise 300000 pounds for a war memorial labor headquarters. An urban ad notes delivery help line and times for newspaper subscribers.

Chicago Joseph Ef.davies Federal Trade Commission Wisconsin Plan Trade Memorial London Aa “National Labor Memorial of Freedom and Peace Trade Union Congress Labor Party

Americans Escape From Heavy Fighting In France Patrol News

An American patrol and a French unit penetrated German lines near Chemin-des-Dames, seizing two officers, twenty men, and a machine gun with no American casualties. French and Belgian reports describe further captures and ongoing artillery duels, troop movements, and repulsed raids across the western front.

France Ghemin des-Dames French War Office Aflette River Chemin-des-Dames Chevrigny Associated Press Paris Anlette War Office Dixmude Ypres Arras Inn Verdun Switzerland Tonk London Belgium Armentieres Cambrai Messines

Recruits to Reach Camp by Night at Camp Dodge

Three thousand recruits from Minnesota and Iowa were expected to reach Camp Dodge today and tonight, bringing reported arrivals since Saturday to nearly 7,000. By Thursday, about 15,000 men are expected to have reported in the first draft.

Camp Dodge Minnesota Iowa

Ten Thousand Die in Amoy China Earthquake

Amoy China reports nearly 10 000 deaths from a February earthquake sequence. Swatow dispatches note devastation across Amoy and surrounding districts in Kwangtung Province with numerous villages heavily damaged.

Amoy Chin Amoy Birce Swatow Watow China Kwang ‘Pang Onsles Gorthouse Canton

Government accuses 38 firms of unfair trade practices

Washington February 25 The Federal Trade Commission issues complaints charging 38 manufacturing firms with unfair trade practices after a long investigation. Varnish makers account for 34 complaints including the Glidden Varnish company of Cleveland and Rockford Varnish. Claims include gratuities to influence purchases and secret payments. Other cases involve ink makers and a Boston soap firm.

Washington, D. C Federaal Trade Commission Orarge Gildden Varnoish Company Cleveland Glidden Varnish Company Rockfor Varnish Company Rockford Essex Varnish Company Newark N.J Eagle Printing Ink Company Sigmund Altmann Company J. M. Huber

Several Arrested for Plot to Murder Chinese Minister

A conspiracy to assassinate Gen. Tuan Chi Iii, former premier and War commissioner, has been uncovered by authorities. A number of arrests have been made, including three Japanese, allegedly promoted by monarchistes to avenge Gen. Tuan's defeat of Gen. Chang Hsun.

Peking Tuan Chi Iii

McCumber decries Bolshevik sentiment and shipyard profiteering

Washington Feb 26 Senator McCumber Republican North Dakota denounced Bolshevik surrender as treason to democracy and accused profiteers and labor slackers of weakening U S war effort. He warned shipyards like Hog Island show graft and warned only a Allied victory can save the Allies from defeat.

Washington, D. C Germany McCumber North Dakota Senate Today America Bolstevik Perig France Hog Island

Labor Program for War Under Way at Capital

Washington February discussions open between capital and labor under Secretary Wilson to draft a wartime labor program. Debates will cover strikes price disputes piece work and methods to smooth relations for potential government control of industries and labor during war.

Washington, D Wilson

Cabinet members to be called in Hindu plot case

In San Francisco on February 2, Ram Chandra, the Windu defendant, said two Wilson era cabinet members will be subpoenaed to testify for the defense of 31 revolution conspirators in India. Lansing and Burleson named. former secretary Bryan also referenced.

San Francisco Cal Wilson Land Rabindranath Tagore India Ram Chandra Windu Robert Lansing Burleson William J. Bryan

Exemption Message From Wisconsin Man Aims at Draft Fight

A Green Bay man Arnold H. Korte sent a draft message to Rockford Illinois urging German blood as a reason to oppose Kaiser and requested draft exemption. In Des Moines, Captain Voltaire P. Twombly, Civil War veteran and three time state treasurer, died at age 76.

Rockford, Lll Boaard Arnold H. Korte Green Bay Wis Twombly Des Moines Voltaire P. Twombly Second Iliwa Infantry

British Forces Advance in Mesopotamia Occupy Khana Burayat

London dispatch reports British forces along the Euphrates in Mesopotamia have occupied Khana Burayat with little Turkish resistance, as announced by the war office.

London Euphrates River Mesopotamia Khana Burayat War Office

Simonds War Editorials Featured In Courier and Pilot

A leading newspaper syndicate will run a series of Frank H. Simonds war editorials. The first article appears today on the editorial page. Simonds, noted as a premier American war writer, is profiled with his background including Harvard ties and service with the Sixth Massachusetts.

Courier and Fieporter Frank H. Simonda Artcles Herrard Simonds Wille Trarvard Mr. Simonds Spain McKinley Massachusetts New York The Tribune New York Sun Athens Europe United States Evening Sun Germany Russia Morning Sun Frank H. Simonds Verdun France Lorraine Marne Pougins Haig Grandecourt Lloyd George Henry Rawlinson Horne William Robertson

Russian Front War and Bolshevik Peace Terms Amidst Chaos

Reports from Petrograd and Berlin detail an attempted Bolshevik peace with Germany, Lenin urging acceptance while Trotzky is absent. Ensign Krylenko wounded in Petrograd by a socialist, and German forces advance on Dorpat and Pernau as allied embassies consider leaving Petrograd.

London Krylenko Petrograd Amsterdam Krylenka Berlin Pernau Livonia Riga Dorpat German War Office von Lingingen Zhitomir Kiev Rovno Associated Press Smolny Institute Leon Trotzky Lenine Pravda Lenine Petrograd Nikolai Lenine Bolsheviki all-Russian Council of Workmen's and EXD Russia M. Martoff Germany M. Zinovieff Ros

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