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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1915
Page
13
Germany warns Italy of possible consequences as negotiations fail to secure cession of land. Reports say Austria resists Italy's demands while events hint Italy may join the Allies. The situation escalates with European powers on edge and naval actions cited.
The Italian government bans telegraphic money transfers with Austria-Hungary and suspends traveling post offices on trains near the frontier. Riots erupt as republicans protest over Italian policy and raise Garibaldi and Mazzini in demonstrations. The house passes a harsh espionage bill by 334 to 34.
London reports Great Britain's foreign office delivered replies to Ambassador Page. Britain refuses the American note proposing withdrawal of the German submarine blockade if England allows food to Germany. It also answers questions on measures to cut trade with Germany, citing the order in council issued yesterday.
Des Moines reports that the house postponed action on submitting the woman suffrage amendment to the next primary election until Tuesday March 22. Representative Roberts of Ringgold moved the postponement citing constitutional doubts and planned to confer with the attorney general before resuming discussion.
An imagined Civil War style clash over the site for Memorial Hall erupts in Cedar Falls with veterans from Waterloo facing Cedar Falls forces. Generals Smith of La Porte City and Becker of Cedar Falls scene a truce plea while local officials urge peace and a civic vote on the hall site. The Cedar Falls side shows ample ammunition while the Waterloo side fights blank cartridges as the county courthouse crowd watches.
President Wilson said the unofficial outline of the British order shutting off trade with Germany is very displeasing to the United States. He will not discuss the order with callers until terms are officially advised. Officials expect a stronger protest to Britain and allies, possibly seeking adherence to international law.
Washington March 16 officials say Garza Carranza has abandoned Progreso blockade and Progreso port to reopen March 14. Wilson notes calmer Mexico conditions and supports keeping rail links open from Mexico City to Vera Cruz to aid foreigners. He expects punishment for Jon Mc Manus attackers and indemnity to his family.
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter can be found at Harriott's News Stand in San Francisco during the exposition. The paper is also on file in the Iowa building's reading room.
British admiralty reports the German cruiser Dresden was sunk after five minutes of battle near Juan Fernandez Island. The crew were saved with fifteen wounded. two German vessels, Karlsruhe and Kronprinz Wilhelm, remain at large in the South Atlantic.
A 1915 spring preview highlights new silhouettes and fabrics for women, with bold hat styles and lighter gowns. Shades include gray, Russian green, and yellow accents as designers unveil evolving dress forms, fabrics, and accessories for the season amid shifting social fashions.
The note asks for a delivery and plan by 6 o clock. It mentions a loop of people near a wall and a rendezvous after a sunset event. It seems to describe a social or logistical setup with a shared route and timing.
T G Bouton, lowest bidder at 48 981 82 for county bridges and culverts in 1915, failed to furnish a bond. The county board ordered a new advertisement after Bouton’s bid was forfeited as liquidated damages. Vila ocherk had the next lowest bid. First meeting was March 18 with adjournments leading to a fresh call for bids.
A distressed widow reported the death of her infant following an alleged assault by the baby’s father, Geiger Hunt, at their residence on Webs airert. The infant's mother noticed injuries after waking and contacted authorities. the case involved Dr. Steck and preliminary findings as the investigation unfolded.
The new battleship Pennsylvania was launched at New Port News amid ceremonial salutes with Secretary Daniels in attendance. The ceremony featured naval officers and a German commander, while the ship’s class and armament were described as superior to earlier battleships and rival fleets.
New York judge denies move to send Harry K Thaw to New Hampshire and orders him back to Matteawan asylum. Writ of habeas corpus keeps him at Tombs until next Friday when he will be produced in court. Sheriff's deputies guard crowd amid abduction fears as Justice Page comments on New York New Hampshire cooperation.
Philadelphia reports a lavish offering to Evangelist Billy Sunday during his eleventh week, with banks counting silver, checks, and currency. Money packed in sacks and envelopes, totaling far beyond prior records, streams in from individuals and delegations as conversions climb toward 38,000.
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