Waterloo Memorial Day Observance Plans Noted
Waterloo will honor soldiers Monday with a large memorial program led by G A R veterans. A parade formation, cemetery ceremonies, river flower strewing, and Waterloo theatre exercises follow a city holiday with offices closed.
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Waterloo Theatre
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Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
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Memorial Wing Hall
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Waterloo Theatre Program
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Henry Recbers
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World War Bugle Catls
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Attempt to Pass Resolution Over Veto Voted Down
Washington May 28 An effort to override President Wilsons peace resolution vote failed in the house The roll was 220 in favor of overriding to 152 against or 29 short of the two thirds The vote saw two Republicans Kelly of Michigan and Fuller of Massachusetts siding with the president while 17 Democrats joined the GOP to attempt the override
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Wilson
House
Kelly
Michigan
Fuller
Massachusetts
Clothing Profits Take Big Fine in U.S. Profiteering Case
Weeds, Inc. and Binghamton Clothiers were found guilty on eight counts of profiteering in a federal court with Judge Manton. The firm was fined 31,900, with six counts tied to specific overcharges such as a $20 suit sold for 40 and a $23.28 suit sold for 60, amid disputed cost claims and a notable Justice Department statement on the case significance.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Manton
United States
Department of Justice
Petal
McAdoo Campaign Probed Over Northern State Links
Senate inquiry widens to possible McAdoo boom and Liberty Loan ties. North Carolina's Angus W. McLean testifies he had no formal McAdoo headquarters, but discusses state sentiment and a New York dinner rumor. Lang cites a $5 million fund plan and Wallis hints at Baruch financing.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
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Angus W. McLean
North Carolina
War Finance Corporation
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Missouri
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Ohio
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French Mothers' Sympathy for American Women
Paris May 28. A message from the Society of French Homes expresses sisterly sympathy for American women whose husbands sons brothers or sweethearts died in the war. The note offers comfort and aid as they travel to lay their loved ones to rest in France.
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Associated Press
Paris
America
France
Courier Delivery Pledge and Redelivery Policy
The Courier promises home delivery before 3 30. If you do not receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 to arrange a redelivery. Phone calls should be made to the office before 6 30 p m.
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Agat
Kentucky Whisky in Demand For Medical Use
One million gallons of whisky have been withdrawn from Kentucky bonded warehouses since January. Federal court testimony challenges the validity of a Kentucky law taxing liquor at 50 cents a gallon, requiring withdrawals for medical purposes only. Kentucky warehouses last December held about 39 million gallons.
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Youleville
Kentucky
Deputies Oppose Fixed Sum Plan on Indemnities
Paris May 28 Deputies classed the Hythe conference between Premiers Millerand and Lloyd George as crucial. Many representatives from devastated regions argued the fixed sum plan defies Versailles and demanded guarantees including priority of reparations and a united Allied front on Germany payments. Some deputies warned that exchange fluctuation could undermine the fixed sum.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Hythe
Millerand
Lloyd George
Germany
Bolshevik Advance in Kiev Region Reported by Soviet
The Moscow wireless statement says bolshevik forces push along the second fortified line 10 miles north of Brovari, with hard fighting in the Shlobin Mozir area near the Beresina and Dvina fronts. It notes villages captured northeast of Motodetchino and Molodetchina as part of the push.
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Associated Press
London
Kiev
Moscow
Brovari
Kiar
Shlobin-Mozir
Beresina
Motodetchino
Etsk Molodetchina
Dvina
Brisov
Zembinvilla
Baby Chick Pecks Child to Death in Chicago
Four year old Elmer Woracek died after a baby chick pecked him on the cheek causing Teckjaw according to the coroner's jury. The incident occurred while the child played with the chick.
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Chicago
Elmer Woracek
Memorial Day Honors in France For American Doughboy
In Paris on May 27 President Wilson orders a Memorial Day wreath for the statue The American Doughboy at Suresnes cemetery to be laid by Ambassador C Wallace. The ceremony at Picpus will honor Lafayettes memory with Col Drake presiding and Marquis Chambrun replying. A Harbord message to Reed Seeger and Allan Seagers memorial poem will be read at American cemeteries. Gaston Vidals circular urges German track and field rivals to honor the dead while competing for Antwerp Olympic spots.
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Paris
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Suresnes
Ambassador C. Wallace
Picpys
Lafayette
Col. Drake
Memorial Day Committee
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James G. Harbord
Bellenau Wood
Reed Seeger
American Legion
France
Allan Seager
French Foreign Legion
Frank Parker
Poissy
Gaston Vidal
Union Sporting Federation
America
Antwerp
Head Calls For Fair Arbitration Boards In Rail Labor Dispute
L I Sheppard president of the Order of Railway Conductors told Chicago’s City Club that public representatives on arbitration boards lack knowledge of railroad labor problems and that the railroads suffer because they cannot hire enough workers. He warned against broad strikes while conservative labor leaders remain in control and urged informed, fair arbitration involving the public.
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Wey
Associated Press
Chicago
L. I. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
City Club
Sheppard
Substitute for Irish Resolution Adopted
Washington May 28 the house foreign affairs committee reported a substitute for an Irish resolution with sympathy for Irish aspirations and support for self government by an 11 to 7 vote. Rep Mason Illinois Republican offered the substitute for a resolution proposing virtual recognition of the provisional Irish republic.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ireland
House Foreign Affairs
Mason
Ilinois
World News Late Bulletins Chronicle Global Events May 28
May 28 reports cover export quotas and oils, with a Russian Japanese armistice center dispatch from Vindivostok dated Wednesday. U S Presbyterian assembly supports ratification of peace treaty and league of nations. Liquor sale limits for physicians prescriptions set by commissioner Williams. Missouri delegates prep for GOP convention probe into $38,000 fund. Water power bill clears Senate and heads to president. Des Moines eyes sugar purchase for cost sale. city finance chief Elliott leads inquiry.
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League of Nations
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U.S. A
Des Moines
Ela Eliott
City Finance Department
Terms of Turkish peace outlined by Venizelos in Athens
Greek Premier Venizelos presented to the Greek Chamber a summary of the peace with Turkey. The treaty grants local autonomy potentially leading to independence while limiting Turkish forces to 700 men in Constantinople and a 35 000 man European organized militia. Allied powers may modify terms if violated.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Deputies
Athens
Venizelos
State Department
Turkey
Europe
Constantinople
Inter-Allied Commission
Protests Over Turkish Mistreated by French Governor
Angora reports Moslems and Mustafa Kemal Pasha received protests against M Turdieu French governor of Adana and Armenians in the district since occupation began. Accusations include massacres and theft at Kazan. hundreds signed by religious leaders doctors lawyers merchants. Paris says no disorders. claims impartial policy and protection efforts caused inconveniences.
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Asia Minor
M. Turdieu
Adana
Mustapha
Kemal Pasha
Kazan
Paris
Foreign Office
Sugar Embaro Bill Advances to Senate Vote
The senate agriculture committee, by 6 to 4, ordered a favorable report on the McNary bill for a sugar export embargo. Support came from McNary, Capper, Kenyon, Norris, Harrison, Kendrick, and several others, with an amendment excluding sugar refined for foreign countries. Early Senate consideration is planned by Senator McNary.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
Oregon
Capper
Kansas
Kenyon
Iowa
Norris
Nebraska
Harrison
Mississippi
Kendrick
Wyoming
Smith
Georgia
South Carolina
Ransdeli
Louisiana
United States
Senate
Anthracite Miners Accept Commission Offer
Anthracite coal operators accept President Wilson’s wage settlement commission plan. Secretary Wilson says the joint wage scale committee will meet here again next Tuesday. The Wilkes-Barre miners convention voted yesterday to accept the invitation.
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Assocated
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Wilkesbarre
False reports spark corn price tumble in Chicago trade
Reports claiming the switch man's strike was settled caused a sharp drop in corn prices in Chicago today. July delivery slipped to 1.62 a bushel with a 1-4 cent drop from yesterday's close as selling ran heavy for a time.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Differences of I. C. and Its Employes To Be Arbitrated
The Illinois Central railroad and its white shop and yard workers in Waterloo will submit disputes over employing negro labor to an arbitration committee meeting in Chicago soon. About half the colored workers brought to Waterloo are at work. others left town. White employees are represented by city unions and the company says white help is unavailable, so business must run with any available workers.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Chicago
Illinois Central
Admiral Sims Urges Navy Reform in Senate Hearing
Rear Admiral Sims urged legislation to reorganize the navy department and appoint a civilian military advisor. He testified before the Senate Naval Investigating Committee, blaming wartime failures on current organization and accusing Secretary Daniels of glossing over faults.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Sims
Daniels
Navy
Employers Backward About Obtaining Rights
New York reads Albert H. Gary of United States Steel at Iron & Steel Institute warns that employers, employees, and the public must unite to sustain the ship of state. He denounces agitators, stresses personal rights, loyalty to the nation, and warns against class warfare and strikes as threats to democracy.
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New York
America
Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Iron & Steal Institute
Gary
United States
Kennedy
Italy Seeks True Reconstruction From New Cabinet
Former Premier Giolitti tells the Tribune that Italy faces two dangers under the new cabinet discredit of parliament and dire financial conditions. He spoke in an interview published today in Rome.
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Rome
Italy
Giolitti
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