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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1919

Page

11

Iowa Telephone Rates Jump About 20 Percent

Effective today the Iowa Telephone company raises rates about 20 percent. Business lines rise to 5 dollars a month from 4, residences to 2.50 from 2.25, and two party residential lines to 2 from 1.75. Private business exchanges unchanged. The company cites wage, material, and operating cost increases and says rates align with federal approvals.

Iowa Telephone Company A. C. Fosselman Waterloo Exchange Federal Department

Last Night's Brief: Mexican Movements and Global Tensions

Reports from dgarez and Nuevo Leon outline a call for coordinated North Division command under General Angeles with Villa as deputy. Sinn Fein MP Lawrence Ginnell is arrested in Athlone. London warns of a nationwide police strike and Lloyd George urges treaty pressure on Germany. Villa offensives fail at Santa Andras, and Cuban constitutional guarantees are paused until June 30. Borden vows order in Canada while civil servants avoid strikes. Hog Island launches five ships in 48 minutes. The U.S. grain program halts further wheat flour purchases.

Dgarez Mex Mexico Nuevo Leon General Angeles Villa Dublin Lawrence Ginnell Sinn Fein Athlone London England Lloyd George Amiens Versailles Berlin Hi Paso Santa Andras Iraren Havana Cuba Ottawa Borden Philadelphia Hog Island New York The Food Administration Grain Corporation Victory

Machine Gun Exhibition At Cedar River Park

A Camp Dodge recruiting party staged a machine gun demonstration at Cedar River park with about 250 rounds fired across a swamp bank. Fourteen men enlisted at Waterloo and were sent to Camp Dodge for induction, while visitors learned field life and saw tents, trucks, and camp routines.

Cedar River Park Camp Dodge Waterloo

Lieut Miller Carries Passenger to Oelwein by Air

Lieut Milo Miller piloted a small air flight from Waterloo to Oelwein with Dr. Krider aboard, marking the first such trip and a 1 hour 25 minute journey. A crowd inspected the plane while officials plan future high altitude flights to photograph Waterloo and its buildings. Lincoln Circle Ladies Móthers of G A R depart Cedar Rapids-bound to attend the convention at 10:55 a.m. Tuesday on the interurban train.

Milo Miller Byrnes Park Krider Oelwein Lieut. Miller Waterloo Delwein Lincoln Circle Cedar Rapids U:55

Dempsey Profits From Training Tour Ahead Of Fight

Jack Dempsey amasses earnings from training duties and gate income at a Texas Pay-Per-View style setup as he prepares for the heavyweight title bout. Willard also plans sights to profit from fans, while promoters estimate purses from carnival events and possible knockout outcomes. The article notes historical paths to disputed decisions and discusses promoters and referees shaping the outcome.

Toledo Dempsey Jess Willard Jess New York Moran Forty-fourth Street

Sugar for Canning See Price Not Lowered by Control

Wholesale grocers announce ample sugar for canning with no price reduction expected until after the autumn canning season. Government food administration control remains to protect southern sugar growers, delaying relief until the Cuban crop is marketed. Early buying urged to avoid potential transport interruptions. NEW REALTY COMPANY. Articles filed for Simpson Miller Realty with $100000 capital, $66604 paid in. Life of corporation 50 years from June 4, 1919. J F Simpson and L P Miller are directors.

Food Administration Republic NEW Realty Company Simpson-Miller Realty Company J. F. Simpson L. P. Miller

Freight Cars Return Home Under New War Order

Rail officials in Waterloo report a War for pooling equipment is relaxed to load cars toward their home roads where possible. About 1,800,000 owned cars will be returned, with safeguards to avoid harming shippers and unnecessary empty trips. Industrial plants and large shippers urged to cooperate in homeward loading as repairs resume, while maintaining common-use principles.

Offtcala Waterloo Railroad Administration Fust

Blind of State Hold Convention at Vinton

Vinton May 31 A noteworthy convention has been in session this week of the State Association of Blind. Programs were held at the college with papers and a reception for delegates hosted by Supt. and Mrs. E. O. Palmer.

Vinton State Association of Blind E. of. Palmer Ite Frank Wertelle Nm Hawger Lee County Chillicatie Joey Myr. Hollingsworth Friends Church Annial Oklahoma National Association Barsh Jane Ward McCulley Sarah Jane Ward Balmat County Ohio James McCulley Urbana Jessie Jones Prescott George Hawl Polk Hoye France Andrew H. Brewer

Miller dies at home in Grundy Center report

Word reached Grundy Center on May 21 that L. W. Miller died at his home. Relatives reported the death and funeral details were not available at this time.

Grundy Genter L. VW. Miller

Local Marriage Licenses List Includes Waterloo Names

A fragmented list of marriage licenses shows several Waterloo entries such as Anta A Kruse, Harold Goldsberry, Lat Porte City and Wilda Wrign, with other names including Blanche Turner Cecil Walt and Charles Potter. The readable portion indicates a public record of unions with several absent details.

Rank Herris Waterloo Anta A. Kruse

Spiders Use Seismograph as Home at Kansas University

Lawrence Kansas residents report a curious incident as spiders built a home in the seismograph basement at the university. Professor Kester observed webbing on recording needles and concluded the spiders caused needles to rise. In other news, dog licenses face a June deadline with many tags issued today and penalties for unlicensed dogs. A public notice and a “For Sale Act” ad appear in the Courier.

Lawrence Kan Blake Walt Kansas University Kester Lila

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