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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1919

Page

6

Big Four Decide On Reply To German Counter Proposals

Paris reports indicate a council of four may decide by Thursday how to respond to Germany's counter demands. Allied experts draft memorandum while Clemenceau resists major treaty changes and discussions consider a fixed indemnity and potential Silesia concessions.

Paris Council of Four Tiger Clemenceau Poland Versailles Germany Inter-Allied Commission Supreme Economic Council United States Herbert JC. Hoover Inter-Allied Foodommission Associated Press Wilson

I C Official Added To Staff In Waterloo

Waterloo becomes the site for an Illinois Central official as Fr Laden, civil engineer and expert on maintenance of way, is appointed district engineer by W S Williams. Laden will join Williams staff, travel over western lines from Chicago headquarters, and prepare to take up duties in Waterloo.

Waterloo Illinois Central Illinois Central Western Lines Laden Northern and Western Lines Chicago William

Rainfall lighter than expected in Waterloo and region

Government gauges show six tenths inch of rain since yesterday afternoon to 7 am today with no heavy downpours locally, though cloudbursts affected New Hartford area yesterday. Nearby erosion reported. motorists warned against buying damaged used cars as Hannan's Garage advertises services.

Waterloo Virin Mig Sant New Hart,ford

German Leaders Protest With Tongue in Cheek

Editorial attacks German propaganda after armistice talks, arguing Germany sought to escape destruction in 1918 and that the fourteen points were an afterthought. It predicts a Paris peace conference decision by June 15 and warns against Germany’s attempts to divide Britain and France.

Germany Conference of Paris United States France Great Britain

Sanatorium plans under study for Black Hawk county

A movement to authorize a county sanatorium in Black Hawk would begin after July 1 under a new law. A. E. Kepford met with the local anti tuberculosis committee and Red Cross to gauge support and promised two weeks of voter speeches if needed. The project would serve northeastern Iowa and relieve Oakdale overload while a survey on active and incipient TB cases is prepared.

A. E. Kepford Board of Control Waterloo Red Cross Black Hawk Towa Oakdale Dora L. Burr Black Hawk County

West High Senior Class Stages Play An American Citizen

West Waterloo theatre last evening hosted a four act senior production An American Citizen. Cecil Gorman and Elizabeth Forrester led strong performances with solid supporting turns from Dorathy Scales Alfred Lyon and others. The cast displayed polished delivery, effective staging, and hearty humor despite uneven pacing and variable diction.

West High Waterloo Theatre Florence Baker Bernard Cruger Cruger Europe Carew Nice Carews America Cecil Gorman Elizabeth Forrester Beat Trjee Carew Fred Leimer Peter Barbury Evangeline Powers Georgia Chapin Dorothy Scales Miss Carola Chapin Alfred Lyon Egerton Brown Max Noah J Sir Humphrey Bunn John Gish Willie Bunn Chester Owen Jaueas Thelma Abbs Lady Bunn Janet Townsley Annette Pearl Hartleip Charles Brown Otto Stroble Moercury Verne Whitey Allen Simms Mobart Easley Harry Orrick Glenn Mastain

Bolshevik Claims Probe in Nation Wide Bomb Plot

New York police find no evidence that Pittsburgh anarchists acted on Russian radical orders. Federal agents in Chicago raid radical hubs and print shops while investigating a nationwide bomb plot. In Paterson, Mayor Newman warns Bolshevists to stay away after a recent explosion.

Pittsburgh Petrograd Council of Workmen and Peasants W. W New York East Fifteenth Street Chicago Shea Cornelius T. Shea Chicago Teamsters’ Union Paterson N. J Clifford L. Newman

East Board Adopts Unified Five Period School Schedule

A new five period schedule of 65 minutes each was adopted for all junior and senior high classes. The day runs 8 30 to 11 55 with a 1 15 to 4 10 afternoon session. A daily general assembly period from 2 25 to 3 30 will host music and discussions. The junior high vocational training will add printing with a full printing outfit installed in the manual training building. W W White will supervise the printing program.

East Board of Education W. W. White Tmanual Training

Cerro Gordo County Lets Contract For Concrete Paving

Des Moines June 4. Cerro Gordo county awards the first paved highway contract of the Iowa year to Raymond Wright Paving Co of Des Moines at 2.61 dollars per square yard. Project covers about two miles with 16 18 and 20 foot widths and 7 inch edge and 1 1-4 inch center thickness of reinforced concrete under county engineer R E Robertson. State highway department notes growing applications for assistance.

Des Moines Iowa Cerro Gordo County Raymond Wright Paving Company Desi Moines R. EB. Robertson Mason Cit State Highway Department

Leath & Co Opens Tenth Store in Wisconsin

A. Leath & Co opens its tenth store at Eau Claire Wisconsin last Saturday. The new outlet mirrors the Fourth Street East location and offers a full stock of furniture and home equipment. The chain operates stores in Elgin Aurora Joliet Rockford Freeport Janesville Beloit Dubuque and Waterloo with executive offices in Plainfield. Joe Raymond manages the Eau Claire store.

A. Leath & Co Eau Claire Wis Fourth Street Elgin Aurora Joliet Rockford Freeport Janesville Beloit Rau Claire Dubuque Waterloo Flain Joe Raymond Locat

Regular Fourth of July Planned by Victory Entertainment

An old fashioned Fourth of July celebration planned by the Victory Entertainment committee honors returning soldiers. Cedar River park hosts a barbeque, fireworks, a greased pig and pole contest with a greenback prize. Worth Hillman and Bert Wilford lead newly expanded subcommittees with a bold budget of two to three thousand dollars. Soldiers dance scheduled for June 12 at K P hall. Strikes in Rio Janeiro flare as police clash with workers. several wounded and order restored.

Victory Entertainment Committee Cedar River Park Worth Hillman Bert Wilford Jhairman Willford E. Glenny A. A Chapman F. L. King Carleton Sias EB. A. Archer A. J. Artus K.P. Hall Associated Press Rio Janeiro Thesday

City Hall Roof Fails During Heavy Rains

Judge W N Birdsall and City Attorney Burr A Brown faced soaked desks and water leaks on the third floor as the city hall roof deteriorates. Water damage spread to furniture and books while plans to remodel police quarters proceed on the first floor with partitions removed and a brighter, cheerier decor.

W. N. Birdsall Burr A. Brown City Hall Old Tooms Police Department

Closing Up Work for Waterloo Schools

Examinations progress in Waterloo schools as high school seniors finish tests today. Western district commencement events proceed with West High tonight at First M. E. Church and East High hosting senior night activities in the Manual Training building. The Lion and the Mouse play is planned for the new high school auditorium tomorrow with commencement exercises set for Friday.

Waterloo West High School M. E. Rchurch East High School High School

Miniature airplane gifted to 11 year old in town

Nelson Gary, a pupil at Louise Alcott schools, receives an exact miniature replica airplane for his eleventh birthday. The model, built by Lieut. Fred Taylor, is a working display with three foot wings, bearing U S aviation insignia, and demonstrates the plane’s operation.

Nelson Gary Louise Alcott Schools United States Aviation Service Taylor

Branding Elks Readies Massive Initiation Event

Waterloo Elks Lodge No 29 announces a major year end ceremony at K of C hall Friday evening with 60 initiates. The event includes a parade led by the Cedar Falls band and a pre initiation gathering at the Elks Home on Park and Mulberry at 6 30.

Elks Lodge K. of C. Hall Waterloo Lodge No. 29 AH Elks Elks Park and Mulberry

Y M C A Worker Garrison Returns From Overseas

National Y M C A headquarters reports Lewis Langley Garrison of 102 Wellington Street has arrived back in the United States. He served overseas with the Y at Toul in the Second Division from November to mid April, delivering efficient service in France and earning appreciation from national headquarters to his family.

National United States Lewis Langley Garrison Wellington Street Mr. Garrison France Toul Garrison

David Brant famed Iowa publisher dies at Cedar Rapids

David Brant a well known Iowa newspaper publisher died at his Cedar Rapids home from a blood clot. He was 64 years old and had served in the Iowa legislature from this county. He once edited the Evening Gazette and was news editor of the Republican. He founded the Walker News and contributed to the Clinton Herald and Iowa City Republican. His son Irving M. Brant writes editorials for the St Louis Star.

Cedar Rapids David Brant Iowa Brant Evening Gazette Republican Walker News Clinton Herald Iowa City Republican Irving M. Brant St.Louis

Wild day in Clutter ends in multiple arrests

Mayor Kubalek's municipal court records report four arrests and a search warrant following bootlegging activity led by a Swede. A disturbance at Clutter Hardware Co. involved Dan Kearney resisting arrest, a struggle with Marshall Konicek, and Ed Arp assisting to detain Kearney before a hearing.

Clutter AIH Kubalek Dan Kearney Clutter Hardware Co Pro‘prietors James Hach J. C. Konicek Kearney

Prohibition case spills into Kearney with warrants and arrests

In Kearney a chaotic police action led to warrants for bootlegging and disturbances at Frank Popper’s store. Berggren, a Chicago bootlegger, pleaded guilty after tense confrontations as officers seized quarts of whisky and files. Berlin reports Germany plans higher tobacco tax revenue to fund wartime needs and rising cigarette costs.

Kearney Don Frank Popper Marshal Konicek Frank Popper Frank Wizner Curling Wizner John Berggren Munici Briggs Hotel Berlin Germany Smok- Berggren Sher- Shis Peterman Berggren Chicago Ling Jack Kearney

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