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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
7
Paris dispatch reports Lloyd George steering the peace talks toward ending universal conscription with a voluntary 100000 man British army. The proposal aims to curb German demobilization while pressuring France and Italy to abandon conscription, altering postwar military policy across Europe.
The 42nd Rainbow and 26th New England divisions will sail from Brest between March 28 and April 19. Rainbow troops land in New York, New England troops in Boston. Return plans include possible camps around New York and Camp Devens, with reception in Boston and New York City. The 77th remains in France awaiting later redeployment.
Belgium’s A N Nerincxy and Right Rev A Hebberynck depart Halifax for Washington to support U S efforts to restore buildings in Louvain after German invasion. Nerincxy, a Louvain constitutional law professor, was burgomaster during the war. The Celtic carried 3,000 Canadian troops.
John A. Jordan, head of the western aerial mail division, predicts resumption of Cleveland to Chicago service by mid April. Twelve airplanes are to be delivered early in April, with operation to begin as soon as aircraft are available. The service was halted last fall after crashes and a fatality. Illinois publisher Theodore A. Bratey dies suddenly in Chicago, with Mrs Bratey at his side.
London reports that the inquiry into Germany's financial wealth, chaired by Australia’s Premier Hughes, was set to advise the cabinet and remain confidential. Bonar Law refused to assure a full bill at the peace conference or payment on account, stating the policy aims only to obtain what is realistically possible.
New York reports that researchers find insects recognize each other by distinct odors. Bees use odor signatures for worker roles such as guard and foraging and a hive specific scent to mark their home.
Des Moines reports Gov. W L Harding is expected to sign two measures passed by the Iowa legislature clearing the way for grand jury evidence in the Rathbun pardon investigation. Special State Prosecutor J L Kennedy must appear before the House judiciary committee next meeting to provide details of grand jury testimony.
In Oakland California a banker’s wife, Mrs George Greenwood, was killed by an explosion at her home. Police found six pieces of galvanised wire, brick fragments, and clothing straps on the body. A 1918 letter demanding 5000 dollars signed C C C ties the case to threats aimed at Governor Stephens and Sacramento dynamite. Police have no clear method of detonation yet.
North Dakota leaders of the National Nonpartisan League, buoyed by a recent legislative session, plan meetings in other states to promote their program. The 54 day session enacted a state ownership program for utilities and industries, created a centralized administration, and adopted a notable tax and valuation overhaul raising state assessment to 1.25 billion dollars. The plan includes state control of grain, mining, dairies, and a proposed bond financed industrial commission to run utilities, a state bank, terminal elevators, and mills with a 45 million dollar bond.
London March 19 The Marconi company announced the establishment of wireless telephony between Ireland and Canada. Holiday Nutmargarine, The brand that equals Butter, advertisement.
Washington D C March 19 Regulations on the $60 bonus for honorably discharged soldiers are amended to allow a true copy of discharge certificates as proof. Previously the original certificates were required, but many soldiers refused to part with them. All copies must be certified by the army recruiting officer nearest the soldier s residence.
Madrid reports Conservative Epoca criticizes Manuel Gonzales Hontoria as a Liberal deputy named to represent Spain at the league of nations conference. Epoca argues Spain should back France and Britain over the United States, while Premier Romanones defends policy showing alignment with Britain France and the United States.
The Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company filed for an injunction in federal court to stop actions by the collector of internal revenue and the U.S. district attorney that could interfere with its planned beer production of 3.75 percent alcohol. In Boston, Massachusetts, the state Brewers Association debated resuming 2.75 percent beer production, with some members advocating immediate operation.
Ved erico Servantes chief of staff to Gen. Felipe Angeles during the Villa period was captured near Socorro with 18 men as they tried to cross into Mexico to join Angeles. One Mexican was wounded and another escaped in darkness. Manuel Iturbide wounded while trying to flee. Ferhado Licaga and Manuel Ienza also captured. Military officials say they are prominent in the anti Carranza movement.
A harbor strike across the United States shows signs of a possible compromise as private boat owners and workers seek an accord. Loom fixers in Pawtucket gain a 14 percent raise retroactive to July 1, aiding 10 000 workers. Picketing continues at Lawrence and Cleveland foremen warn of dismissals under existing agreements.
Tense morning as a new mob gathered before 7 a.m. at the Iten Biscuit Company in Clinton after last nights violence. Police anticipated renewed trouble despite a company pledge not to reopen. One man was shot and manager Richard Stewart was injured as stones shattered factory windows. The clash began from a strike turning violent, with sporadic fighting lasting several days. Larry Lass, an onlooker, was shot. his condition is serious.
The Seattle brings 665 troops of the 27th division from Brest along with 3 202 troops and 20 naval officers on the Harrisburg. Charleston delivers 1 271 troops including 27th and 147th aero squadrons. The 147th Aero squadron served in Verdun St Mihiel and Argonne and reports 14 casualties.
Mexico City reports resolutions in the senate express sympathy for Wilson and urge Mexico to join the proposed league of nations. Senator Juan Sanchez Azcona says a majority favors the league and Mexican participation, aligning with Carranza ideals.
Paris dispatches report a peace conference debate over Swiss Rhine navigation rights and labor legislation. Lord Cecil and other officials discuss the Monroe Doctrine’s reach, U.S. safeguards, and possible league of nations adjustments amid treaty terms and German armament controls.
New York March 19 The Associated Press reports army hospital medical staffs will run a psychotherapy experiment during the Fifth Avenue parade of the 27th division on March 25. Shell shocked and nervous breakdown patients will view the march from grandstand seats with physicians and nurses in attendance to aid memory restoration.
In Salem Oregon on March 19 the Associated Press reports a petition was filed to invoke the popular referendum on the joint resolution approving ratification of the national prohibition amendment. A Supreme Court ruling may be needed to decide if the referendum applies to the resolution.
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 35:30 o clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6.30 p.m.
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