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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1918

Page

7

Allies Can Trust Japan To Limit Intervention

London reports that Japan has been a reliable ally for twelve years and has aided the Allied cause in World War I. The Daily Telegraph argues Germany seeks control over Siberia and warns allied leadership to act promptly to safeguard national interests while avoiding aggression or annexation. It cites Japan’s trusted role amid shifting power in the Russian empire.

London Siberia Daily Telegraph Japan Tme Siberian Germany U.S Kamchatica Tokio Viscount Morono House of Peers Russia Peninsula Kamchatka Uering Sea Alaska

Reducing grain use for beer in England debate

London March 13. In the house of commons the Right Hon Leifchild Jones and others criticized continued grain use for brewing and waste. Joneth R Clynes said the government would cut brewing materials to aid the food situation and American opinion. He noted 1913 19 brewing materials would equal 512000 tons of shipping versus 1500000 tons early in the war. Chicago March 13. Illinois leaders at state defense headquarters discussed speeding war work. Samuel Insull said Illinois industries must do their fair share to aid the nation and state, urging full use of resources.

London House of Commons Leifchild Jones Joneth R. Clynes Food Control America Clynes Chicago Illinois State Council of Defense Samuel Insull Middlewest

Chicago Voters Register for Wet and Dry Vote

Registration for the April election reached 126,628 names, 2,670 more than in 1915. The wet and dry fight drives high interest as totals climb, with 603,942 names now on the poll books.

Chicago

Army Aviator Buried in Chicago

The funeral of Lieut. Leste Chandler, an army aviator killed in an airplane accident at San Antonio Texas, was held in Chicago today with military honors.

Chicago Lieut Leste Chandler San Antonio Tex

Prance to Make Big Purchases in Argentina

Buenos Aires reports a new agreement expanding Franco-Argentine commercial relations. France will buy a large volume of supplies in Argentina, adding to the 2.5 million tons of wheat already pledged under January talks. Argentina will open a credit to cover the transaction.

Argentina Buenos Aires France Foreign Office

Enlist Youths in Boys Working Reserve in Illinois

Chicago reports Secretary Wilson urged Chicago parents to allow boys to join the Boys Working Reserve to help farm the state this summer. The push also targets every state high school principal. Enrollment week runs March 18 to 22. In Iowa, 15 year old Harold Wood and 16 year old Kimball Neligh ran away to enlist in the army and were ordered to the coast artillery before parents intervened.

Chicago Wilson Department of Labor ARMY Council Bluffs Kimball Neligh Harold Wood Coast Artillery Wood Neligh

Married women teaching schools urged by U S official

Washington March 15 Commissioner Edwin P Claxton urged suspending laws against married women teaching to replace the many teachers who have left for war work. Washington March 18 Inland waterways advisory committee expanded from three to five with Calvin Tompkins and M J Sanders named to the panel.

Washington, D. C Edwin P. Claxton Increase Waterways Body Washington The Railroad Administration Inland Waterways Advisory Committee Calvin Tompkins New York M. J. Sanders New Orleans Leyland Steamship Lines

Change Size of Ship Timbers to Hasten Building

Washington March 1. Reduction in ship timber sizes for wooden construction in the south was authorized by the Shipping Board to speed output. John W. Kirby of Houston named to survey pine forests for material availability. Officials hope changes will accelerate construction and permit more contracts, though no new building until the current delay is advanced. Kirby’s appointment advances the board’s plan to audit shipbuilding resources nationwide.

Washington, D. C South Shipping Board John WH. Kirby Houston Tex Southern Pine Association Pacific Coast Southern Yards Kirby The United States

Waverly Pupils Promote War Stamp Drive and Local Events

Waverly pupils launch a two week thrift stamp sale to aid war relief with Cour Groups and units among students. Leaders and groups listed include Wat Units Marines aviation and others. A house to house canvass planned as students raise funds. Wedding observed for Len Jensen and partner. St Mauls Lutheran parochial school reports 300 pupils and 100 percent Red Cross enrollment with German language study emphasized.

Wieh WAT Charles Wont Wrwihinter Weeverty Moanuday Wil Othe Great Lakes Oval St Mauls Lutheran Parochial School Misa Dna Swansen

First Baptist Church Evening Sermon and Recitals

Tonight at First Baptist Church the pastor will preach Sin Punished by Jesus Weeping. Miss Miller performs a harp solo and young Geraldine Judd offers a vocal piece, with special numbers by Rev. Harold Pilpotts.

First Baptist Church Jesus Miss Miller Little Geraldine Judd Harold Philpotts

Divine Study Row Claims Lord's Evet Duty

Galesburg March 13 report shows divinity students asserting they can fight the Lord's evet. The fragment mentions Hpranck Noy PelpIt and Place Vo ImgT, with unclear context and damaged OCR.

Hpranck Noy Pelpit Galesburg Mare

Wall R Nestler seeks transfer to class one in Knox case

Nestler, a divinity student, appeared in Knox county exemption hearing over protest of class placement. He urged transfer to class one and declared a war slogan, claiming the infantry suited him for the personal touch. He was sent to Camp Green, Charlotta, NLC. Look today for the Want page.

Serance Wall R. Nestler Knox County Altho Nestler Beiong Neater Camp Green Charlotta Nlc

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