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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1919

Page

9

Davenport Black Hawks Tie Webster City Old Timers In Five Man Bowling Meet

Davenport Black Hawks tie Webster City Old Timers for first in the state five man bowling tournament at Alexandria. Vinell leads Davenport with 587 series and Salzman tops singles with 629 score as Davenport doubles and others place in top rankings across Davenport Mason City Boone and Sioux City teams.

Old Timors Webster City Black Hawks Davenport Gridiron Grips Davenpo Cadiiface Mason City Bide-a-Wee Boone Water Es Moines Alexandria Krabbenkoeft Mike Donley A. Vinel Black Hawk Cadiacs Biden-Wee Wilson Channer Vineli Salzman Welch Hayes Sioux City Detrie Bruchner Dyersville Maples Whitaker Cesar Rapids E. Manah Waterloo Bowers Marshalltown

Mayor Thompson Attends White House Conference

Waterloo mayor K C Thompson returned from Washington with enthusiasm for postwar reconstruction. He attended the Mayors and State Representatives conference led by Secretary Wilson. About 200 delegates, including Iowa’s Mayor Littleton of Davenport, heard remarks by President Wilson and Secretaries Daniels Baker and Wilson.

K. C. Thompson Washington, D. C Conference of Governors W. 5. Wilson Department of Labor Thompson Himelf Iowa Littleton Davenport Caliifornia White House Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Daniels Baker Willson Ioua Unon W. B. Wilson Waterloof Chicago Waterloo Thompson West

Black Heroes Return to Chicago Amid Welcoming Crowd

Chicago welcomed 21 officers and 96 men of the 365th colored regiment, most from Chicago, with cheers and a celebration including a reception, dinner, music, and a parade before sending them to Camp Grant, Rockford. Nebraska reports 3100 troops arriving in Boston aboard the Nebraska and 12 YMCA secretaries. Washington notes the 113th field artillery of the 30th division sailing home. Einburg reports the 27th New York National Guard’s Spartic unit leaving France for New York by March 19.

Associated Press Chicago 365Th Regiment Michigan Central Railroad Tmusic Camp Grant Rockford Nebraska Boston Mass Brest France 54Th Artillery New England YM. C. A Washington D. C 113Th Field Artillery War Department First North Carolina Artillery First North Carolina Infantry Einburk DD. C New York National Guard Clailen New York

William II blamed as war instigator by Monaco prince

A Paris interview with the Prince of Monaco, once close to Emperor William II, charges the former German emperor planned and incited World War I. The prince recounts William II's fearsome resolve in July 1914, declaring, If they force me to make war the world will see what it never dreamed of.

Wilhelm Associated Dress London Monaco Mail Paris William France Jim Jie

Mournful notices and council actions in Waterloo

Obituaries note Marguerite Welter passing at her daughter’s home in Waterloo after months of ill health. services planned in Raymond. Mary Strayer to be buried at Orange township cemetery after services at First Brethren church. viewing at Petersen Bros. mortuary. City council schedules seven miles of street paving, building commissioner appointments, and building code amendments following Real Estate Board requests. Interstate Commerce Commission grants relief to western trunk line ice shippers on the long and short haul clause. United States Steel reports February unfilled orders at 6,010,787 tons, a fourth monthly decline since October.

Marguerite Welter J. G. Tarkett Franklin Street Decedent Waterloo Raymond C. Welter Batho Fic Beret Mary Strayer First Brethren Church H. L. Goughnour Orange Township Petersen Bros Waterloo Real Estate Board Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission New York United States Steel Corporation

Debs Conviction Upheld By Highest Court In 1919

The Supreme Court confirms Debs’s conviction, holding his antiwar speech could be read to obstruct military recruitment. Justice Holmes notes the speech’s intent and natural tendency to hinder the draft, while stressing that protected beliefs do not excuse calls to obstruct recruitment. The ruling cites the St Louis platform as corroborating evidence of intent.

Mlitary Forest United States Silatutes Debs Justice Holmes Holmes St. Louis

Liquor Seizure Reported At Police Headquarters

Two men Arthur White and Frank McCarty were arrested after police received a shipment of contraband liquor from Illinois Central Westbound No. 11. White claimed the 12 quarts and one pint, while McCarty admitted ownership of two suitcases. Bonds set. arraignment likely in municipal court. Police Court Notes describe a busy session with twelve prisoners, including Florence Vaughn, accused of intoxication and disorderly conduct, and Jay Andrews, who pleaded guilty. Judges filed fines and awaited further investigation.

Illinois Central Arthur White Frank McCarty White McCarty W. N. Birdsall Florence Vaughn Iecuse Biresall Jay Andrews Vaughn I. Hasty Baymont

Wheat Hint Given by Hoover in Paris

Paris March 10 Herbert Hoover United States food administrator said the government’s loss on last year’s wheat guarantee depends on surplus carryover from 1918, 1919 demand and whether a deliberate loss would lower bread prices. He projected no 1918 surplus and a 1919 crop 10 to 20 percent larger, with major exporters becoming importers. The decision on taking a loss to reduce bread prices rests with officials.

Paris Herbert Hoover United States Russia India Hungaria Serbia Roumania

Italo Jugoslav Row Board Moves to Probe Incidents

Paris reports Premier Clemenceau as peace conference president has ordered the inter allied commission at Triest to proceed at once to Laibach. The commissions will investigate the Italo Jugoslav incidents, verify facts, and issue punishment or compensation as warranted by the Italian government.

Paris Ilavas Clemenceau Inter-Allied Commission Triest Supreme Council Laibach Matin

Nervous Debility Cited As Blood Strength Restored By Pills

In a testimonial from Terre Haute Indiana Mrs. Arthur Storer describes nervous debility marked by weight loss irritability poor appetite and headaches. After a nervous shock caring for a burned husband and insomnia she used Dr Williams Pink Pills gaining better sleep appetite strength and color. She credits the pills as non alcoholic and notes improved health for her daughter as well.

Arthur Storer Wabash Avenue Terre Haute Int

GOP Congressmen Named on Committee Rules for Next House

Washington March 10 Republican members named to the rules committee of the next House include Wason New Hampshire Krider Pennsylvania Johnson South Dakota Schall Minnesota with Schall a returning Progressive. Other Republican members listed are Chairman Campbell Kansas Snell New York Rodenburg Illinois and Freese Ohio.

Associated Crown Washington, D. C Vienudes Wienapublican Committee Wason New Hampshire Krieder Pennsylvannia Johnson Campbell Kansas Snell New York Rodenburg Illinois Frega Ohio

Rotary Club Members Hear About Next Convention City

Rotary club members discussed the upcoming international convention in Salt Lake City after three talks about the city. Jona T Houser of the Y M C A, who recently visited Salt Lake City, delivered a personal invitation from Salt Lake Rotarians to the Wa-

Rotary Club Salt Lake City Jona 'T, Houser Salt Lake

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Thankful Mother

A reader reports relief from female weakness and painful periods after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, saying an operation was avoided and she now has a healthy baby. She urges other women to try the remedy and offers to answer letters.

Lydia E. Pinkham Many Lydia HE

Rotary planning and city bridge debate at Waterloo meeting

The Terloo Club and Waterloo Commercial Club prepared for a June convention meeting. City council plans discussed to support a bridge over Black Creek near Wheat Street, with talks by Red L Kimball Co and Salt Lake City Rotary liaison. A joint committee recommended locating the bridge beside the street railway bridge and will report tonight.

Terloo Waterloo Atreat

Black Hawk Bridge Located West of Railway Bridge

A committed notice from Chamber of Commerce members states the Black Hawk Bridge will be placed west of the existing railway bridge, outlining location plans and local business involvement.

Black Hawk Bridge Chamber of Commerce

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