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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
7
George H Twaddle, a resident news representative for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter, is listed with contact details including a telephone number and office hours.
Cedar Falls March 20 Directors of the Cedar Falls Commercial club organized for the year by electing president Walter K Voorhees vice president Benjamin C Hieber treasurer Samuel Q Bailey and secretary Herbert McDougall. Also notes on war department telegrams and local residents' moves and misadventures.
W N Flynn former department commander and speakers A A Wood Charles City H Langton Dubuque and Corp C P F Perrott addressed Bolo club veterans at Memorial hall. Carl C Van Dyke urged joining in a monster parade and loan drive to aid returning soldiers sailors and marines. Luncheon followed and Van Dyke spoke on good citizenship and memorial aims.
Waterloo Central Labor Union announces John Z White of the Henry George Lecture Association in Chicago will lecture at Labor Temple Wednesday evening March 26 on The Relation of Taxation to Community Development. The talk is free to the public.
A conference of ice dealers from Des Moines to Davenport reviewed ice supplies for the winter. Natural ice capacity was 218 800 tons. only 77 500 tons were packed, a shortfall of 66 2 4 percent. Dealers expect higher costs from thinner ice, more handling, and freight, with many firms relying on manufactured ice for heavy trade and summer reserves. The ice dealers convention is set for Des Moines in April.
Carl Linbolm sues Grace and others after an auto accident in Cedar Falls. He alleges six operations costing 1400 and claims lost wages totaling 4000 for past two years plus 9600 for future time lost due to a crippled condition.
Paris dispatch notes that L Homme Libre discusses why Premier Lloyd George should remain in Paris until peace questions are settled. The piece highlights Britain’s critical labor troubles as a key factor shaping his decision and cites appeals from Welson, Clemenceau, and Orlando to keep him in Paris.
The article notes his impatience to return to London and says Lloyd George is confronted more than any other head of government with the task of establishing peace and serving working class interests.
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