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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1919

Page

7

French Intend to Keep Ships in Postwar Split

Paris reports that France will oppose surrendering the German fleet and insists on keeping ships allocated to it by wartime losses. Georges Leygues argues France needs a navy to police seas and protect its empire, citing prior war munitions production and a weakened fleet. The piece notes the U S naval program approved by Congress.

Associated Press Paris Stephen A. Lazarnne France Georges Leygues Joaring Bis Navy Chamber of Deputies United States Americal Congress

Railway Crossings to Be Protected by W C F N Railway

A city council proposal would have the W C F N railway install trolley protection at all crossings where street car tracks cross steam railway lines. A conference of city and company representatives approved a tested crossing device and affirmed maintenance control remains local. The panel also reviewed the Black Hawk creek dam project and recommended against injunctions opposing street car improvements at the power plant.

Leon A. Link Steve Brown Burr Brown C.D. Cass Maurice Welsh Charles F. Heaney Street Railway Dane Fourth Street Sagt National Electrical Association Federal Railway Administration Black Hawk Creek

Bill Proposed for World War History of Iowa Citizens

Des Moines reports a bill by Rep J A Williams to create a state board of governor and adjutant general to publish a ten volume history of Iowa World War service. It includes rosters, casualty lists, campaigns, and Mexican border actions with 16 000 copies at cost. Free copies go to libraries and veterans groups.

Des Moines Iowa House of Representatives J. A. Williams Potterwattamie County Iowa Iowa Ten Java Willams Will State Library State Historical Library Stnte Historical Society

Truce in Swiss talks disrupted as Berlin reports suspend

Geneva reports a sudden suspension of armistice negotiations with Berlin citing no reason. Gudendorff arrival in Washington anticipated. Hindenburg funds bill introduced in the House with 26.8 million dollars in departmental appropriations and notable cuts across Treasury Navy Postal and other agencies.

Geneva Priot Berlin Jeft Spu Associated Press Gudendorff Washington, D. C Hindenburg House Sherley Appropriations Committee Treasury Navy Postal Service Department of Jan Bor

Armistice Talks Seen as Likely Delayed Not Ended

Officials in Washington say Swiss reports of a suspension in armistice negotiations with Germany may be erroneous or misinterpreted. Berlin reportedly presented provisions for renewal on February 14 and Germany accepted them after review by the Weimar assembly, with signatures on February 16. No confirmation or new advices have been received in Washington regarding a break in talks.

Marshal Joch German Armistice Commission Treves Germany Supreme Council of the Peace Conference National Assembly Weimar Washington, D. C Berlin Switzerland Washington

Milk Inspector Aims To Safeguard Supply In Waterloo

Waterloo milk inspector d. P. Deves aims to protect buyers while aiding producers and distributors through cooperation. He supports publishing milk tests to safeguard consumers and push producers to improve quality, seeking not to police but to unite all parties for better milk and cream. Public cooperation has grown since his tenure began.

D. P. Déves Waterloo Byes Eves Mr. Eves

Nome Flu Quarantine Lifted After Three Months

Nome Alaska February 27 quarantine against influenza will be lifted tomorrow after more than three months. During the epidemic in this district about 1,000 natives and 4 whites died. Mails began moving February 14 in and out of Nome. The long postal quarantine held up mail service.

Associated Press Nome Alaska Yonie Post Office

Pigs to Boys in Cedar Valley Fair Contest

Eighteen purebred Duroc Jersey sows will be given free to 18 county boys next month by the Cedar Valley Fair association. Winners must care for the sows, show them at the autumn fair, and return two female pigs to the association. The plan aims to expand over years, with 36 sows awarded next fall and numbers increasing through 1925.

Cedar Valley Fair Association Hf. C. Moeller Su Purmendant Moeller Indiana Dar Valley Fair Fair Association Fair Associaion Black Hawk Counye Waterloo Cedar Falls LaPorte City A. A. Burger J. L. Bailey The G. B. Hemstreet

Polish Trade Hope Hinges On New York to Danzig Ship Line

Warsaw reports United States policy on Poland's business needs as critical. Stanislaw Karlowski, Polish bank director, argues a New York to Danzig steamship line and Polish capital can unlock credits, raw materials, and factory markets in Poland and Russia. He urges American firms to partner with Polish capital.

Associated Press Warsaw United States Poland New York Danzig Stanislaw Karlowski Russia America

Tax Payment Boost Prompts Mail In for Receiver

A fragment notes Americans pay or what after mailing income tax to a collector. It compares an income tax receipt to a service stripe worn as a sleeve decoration.

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