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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

7

German Airmen Drop Bombs on British Towns

German airmen delivered a predicted raid on the English coast during darkness. Five fatalities are reported as bombs fell on British towns for nearly four hours. The exact aircraft type remains unconfirmed, with reports mentioning aeroplanes or dirigibles. Airmen demonstrated notable piloting skill and accuracy in locating targets.

English Bombay London England Germany North Sea

German air raid hits English coast near London

German raiders attacked eastern English towns for several hours last night. From a base likely in Germany they bombed Sandringham, Yarmouth, Sheringham, Kings Lynn and others, killing two civilians in Kings Lynn and Yarmouth and injuring several as private houses and shops took the brunt of the damage.

Sandringham Yarmouth Sheringham Kings Lynn London King Edward Hunstanton Cromer Heacham Dershingham Edward Yom Yarmouth Hartepool Pall Mall Gazette Westminster Gazette Globe England Kings Lyon King George's House Queen Mother Alexandra Smettisham

Francis Is Name of White House Baby

Francis will be the name of President Wilson's grandson born at the White House Sunday. The child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, prompted debate as some wanted Woodrow Wilson Sayre, but the president preferred individuality. Both mother and baby progressed favorably today.

Washington, D. C Francis Wilson Francis B. Sayre White House Mr. Sayre Woodrow Wilson Sayre Woodrow Sayre

Fireworks Break Forth in Senate at Tate Capital

Des Moines Jan 20 Special Fireworks broke forth in the register when the senate passed the Quigley resolution to form a committee to investigate graft and extravagance in past legislatures. The measure, adopted 28 to 18, named Crist Robinson Darrah Quigley and Gillette. Debate over excess help and door keeper references followed.

Des Moines Senate Quigley State House Crist Robinson Darrah Gillette Cristo Allen Francis Yeas Alien Caswell Chase Clarkson Doran Eyersmeyer Farr Fleck Greene Hagermann Heald Henigbaum Hissinger Kimball Laffer Larrabee Lindly Nye Savage Schrap Sheean Thompson Voorhees White Benton Lowa Whitmore Nays Alney Balkema Boe Enger Fellows Grout Helmer Jackson Jones Parker Perkins Taylor Wilson Frailey Ream Thomas Citles Parole Board House Roberts

Sailing of Dacia Keenly Watched

Galveston Tex Jan 20 Officers of the steamer Dacia await sailing orders as cargo completes late today. Belief grows the ship will head for Norfolk staying within the three mile limit to avoid interference. Rumor says British warships lie in wait in the gulf watching the Florida straits.

Galveston Tex Norfolk Gulf Florida Straits

Funeral for Judge Ma Pherson in Red Oak Iowa

Friends from Iowa and neighboring states attended the funeral of Judge Ma Pherson in Red Oak Iowa at 2 PM. Rev BE la Mackay of Omaha presided, with state officials and court systems adjourning today as a mark of respect.

Red Oak Iowa MaPherson BE. la. Mackay AN Saints Church Omaha Neb McPherson

British Cruiser Forced Lowering of Flag on American Vessel

State Department seeks explanation from Britain after the American steamer Greenbrier, loaded with cotton from New York to Bremen under a British consul certificate, was stopped by a British cruiser and forced to lower her flag before eventual arrival in Bremen. Capt. Farley reported hasty boarding, cargo search, and extra British officers aboard Kirkwall, with later permission to sail under the American flag to Leith and then Bremen. questions target legality of the search and flag change.

Washington, D. C State Department Greenbrier New York Bremen Farley Kirkwall Warley Leith North Atlantic Greenbrist London Foreign Office

Amers Plead Guilty in Prairie Creek Mine Conspiracy Case

Seven defendants in Prairie Creek coal mine conspiracy pleaded guilty in federal court Fort Smith Arkansas. Among them Peter Stewart former UMWA district No 21 president and Fred Holt former district secretary. Others include James McNamara James Stankhard Clint Burris Sandy Robinson and John Mantek. Sentencing set for this afternoon. Government entered nolle presses for W W Roberts and 11 others.

Fort Smith Ark Tan Prairie Creek Coal Peter Stewart McAlester United Mine Workers of America District No. 21 Fred W. Holt District Union James B. McNamara Hartford James Stankhard Hartford Township Clint Burris Sandy Robinson John Mantek Nolle W. W. Roberts Mansfield, Ark

Woman Named Assistant Governor in Colorado

Colorado selects Mrs. Carlson as assistant governor to serve during the administration. She will handle legislation on women and children, meet with women interested in lawmaking, and perform duties parallel to the governor, leveraging her teaching background and legal familiarity.

Colorado Hartford Ark Nolle Denver Dan Carlson Mra. Carlson Jessietton

Distillery Chief Confesses Forgery Then Commits Suicide

Charles Ledowsky president of Fox River Distilling Co Chicago forged warehouse receipts for whiskey valued around 264000 to 300000 and fled. He shot himself on a Michigan Central train to Chicago and left a confession naming accomplices. Bankruptcies revealed losses and legal actions at United States court with Central Trust Co. named as receiver.

Chicago Charles Ledowsky Fox River Distilling Co R. E. Wathen & Co Louisville Ledowsky Michigan Central Syracuse Sidney Stein Stein Landis United States Central Trust Co Bstein A. BE. Wathen & Co Distillers Names & Business Man Y. Charles Ladowsky Poyntz Bros. Co St. B. Wathen & Co Efan Iowa Bank

Falls to Death on Slippery Walk

Alfred Pett of 1102 Baltimore street died at Presbyterian hospital at 2 45 AM after slipping on the walk in front of his home. A skull fracture caused by the fall led to death despite skull surgery. Pett, a truck gardener, was born in Birling Kent and came to Waterloo in 1882. He leaves three brothers, and his wife died eleven years ago. Burial is planned at Elmwood Cemetery beside his wife.

Alfred Pett Baltimore Street Presbyterian Hospital Pett Mr. Pett Birling Kent May Waterloo First Congregational Church George Pett Seventh Street Henry and Willam Pett Jefferson Street Peterson Bros Baltinore Street W. H. Beach Elmwood Cemetery

New Management of German Railroads

London reports Albert Ballin has taken over Germanys entire railroad system and food supply deliveries for the army at the behest of Emperor William. Separately, Chicago bankers flagged forged warehouse receipts used as collateral for loans, with Louisville distillers named on several forgeries.

London The Exchange Telegraph Co Copenhagen Albert Ballin Hamburg-American Steamship Co Emperor William Germany

Germans Claim 600 Yard Gain in Argonne Action

German official statement reports minor successes at Notre Dame de Lorette and in the Argonne with a 600 yard advance north of Sennehim, plus trench gains in Alsace and capture of officers and men. French hold ground with only artillery exchanges noted along much of the front.

Berlin London Notre Dame de Lorette Argonne Sennheim Mgyr Lys Arras Senoheim Cernay Alsacre Altzstein Alphine Chaugsseurs

French Army Repels German Attacks In Several Sectors

Paris reports a series of artillery engagements from Nieuport to the Somme with successful French actions at Union farm near St Georges and in the Argonne. German counterattacks near Ponts-Mousson and Le Pietra failed, while a mine blast at St Hubert was repelled by French troops.

Paris French War Office Somme Nieuport Yeer Union Farm St. Georges Ypres Lens Blaugy Arras Argonne Soissons Craonne Reims Camp de Chim Jons Perthes Massiges la Grarie St. Hubert Pont-s-Mousson le Pietra Thann

Delivery failure notice for late newspaper service

If this paper is not delivered by 6 o'clock due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. After 6:30 o'clock call 068.

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