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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1919

Page

7

Edsel Ford's War Duty Questioned by Father in Libel Suit

Mount Clemens Michigan July 24 The testimony of Henry Ford concluded in his libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. Edsel Ford wished to go to war but was dissuaded by his father. Ford said Edsel was a great relief to the factory and declined army commissions while serving on war work.

Associated Press Mount Clemens Mich Henry Ford Edsel Ford Chicago Daily Tribune Elliott G. Stevenson The Tribune Alfred Lucking Edsel Ford United States Senate United States Mr. Juurking Stevenson Draft Board Mexico Atettorney Warren S. Stone

Dry Enforcement Law Delayed by Senate Quorum Fail

The senate judiciary subcommittee again failed to achieve a quorum on the enforcement bill delaying action. House passage is not expected before next Monday. James Shaffer of Uniontown Pa faced a fine for striking a disloyal foreigner, paid by 30 church members who visited a bar afterward and slid two dollars to the official.

The Associates Press Washington, D. C Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Senate James Shaffer Uniontown Christian Church

Mickie Seeks Press Time Amid Rugged Day

A fragmented chant from Mickie laments delays caused by a malfunctioning dog and rushing presses. The line hints at a hectic newsroom pace with late delivery and ragged staff as deadlines loom.

Businessmen warn against Kenyon bill threats to private firms

J W Tath of Rath Packing in Waterloo denounces congressional Kenyon bill proposals as a move toward government control. He argues licenses, bureaucratic direction, and narrowed product lines would curb initiative, raise costs, and risk shortages, threatening enterprise efficiency and security from producer to consumer. An advertisement for Phelps' Glasses follows.

J. W. Tath Rath Packing Company Waterloo Congress Livestock Commission Secretary of Agriculture Kenyon Qur

Lee Shillinglaw Heads Y M C A Salvage Effort in France

A former Waterloo barrister now based in Paris directs a major Y M C A salvage operation. He oversees disposal of huts autos and supplies, selling assets at premiums and coordinating with financiers and contractors across France and beyond.

Lee Shillinglaw Waterloo Cvents Hie Paris France Yesteryerr Shillinglaw Tis New York Army

Notable Cedar Falls ties in Shillinglaw family

The text mentions Mr. Shillinglaw’s daily business with world figures and notes his parents reside in Cedar Falls marking the family’s local connection.

Mr. Shillinglaw Cedar Falls

Freight Rates Cut to Aid Drouth Stricken Region

The railroad administration authorizes immediate special reduced rates to Montana Wyoming and western North Dakota for feed into the area and live stock to feeding grounds or market. Half the regular charges apply on stock and feed shipments. cattle and sheep to outside grazing points with reductions. immature stock may be moved to other states within a year. Railroads instructed to expedite movement and assist from a transportation standpoint.

Montana Wyoming North Dakota Railroad Administration Drouth

Peace relations resumed between two countries

Diplomatic relations have been resumed by Rauk and the Ukraine, the Ukrainian bureau announced today. No further details available.

Associated Prage Berne Rau [Pispre Ukraine

Prisoners abuse conviction and treaty doubts in brief

Last night reports from Washington detail the conviction of Hbery Snilth and two others for cruel treatment of American prisoners in France. President Wilson denies claiming responsibility for the German treaty settlement. The Senate approves a 334 million agricultural bill with no repeal of daylight saving law rider.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Stulth Snilth Hbery France War Department Wilson Senate Mexico City Juan Barragan Cheyenne Tamesi John W. Carrell Weimar Hermann Mueller National Assembly

House Republicans Outline Immediate Legislative Program

The House plans to push a slate including a bill to deport 500 aliens in internment camps and a ban on foreign ships from coastwise trade. A steering committee report will shape a formal program at a forthcoming conference next week.

Associated Press Washington, D. C House Congress

Conference on Shipping Board Emergency Test Sparks Debate

An informal session mentions an emergency test by the Shipping Board. The planned conference aimed for harmony but faced questions about procedures and outcome.

Shipping Board

Master Plumbers Represent Most of Iowa's Cities

Fifty five master plumbers from across Iowa gathered in Waterloo for a sanitary trade meeting at Hotel Ellyon. D Gantz Betchel resigned as organizing secretary to join an eastern plumbing journal. Attendees included Leroy Tilson Boone W C McCarten Marshalltown and Frank Nelson Fort Dodge as state officers.

Iowa Waterloo D. Gantz Betchel Leroy Tilson Boone W. C. McCarten Marshalltown Iowa Master Plumbers’ Association Frank Nelson Fort Dodge

Organizing union prompts storewide wage strike action

Officials report a newly formed union planning visits to multiple stores today as workers seek higher wages a 48 hour week and better conditions. Companies order a lockout against strikers amid the dispute reported by Associated Press.

Aasocigteg Prens Cleveland Shampionship Cea Bani Schmolt Mayfield Country Club James M. Barnes St. Louis Tom MacNamara New York Walter Hagen Leo Diegel Detroit Fred McLeod Washington Willis Kidd K. D. Thom Wilfred Reid Wilmington Del Alex Cunningham Wheeling Otto Hackbarth Cincinnati Cyril Walker Minneapolis Arthur Clarkson Kenosha

Cigar Store Clerks Strike Triggers Police Guard

Chicago July 24 police guarded United Cigar Stores after clerks walked out last night in a strike. Union solidarity and potential confrontations prompted authorities to anticipate trouble today.

Associated Press Chicago United Cigar Stores Company

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