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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1918

Page

4

End of War Unwinds Policy Across Government

Washington notes that after victory the United States faces a fractured postwar policy. Officials warn Congress and the president must act immediately to unwind war agencies and craft a unified peace plan. Without a clear goal, agencies drift, hindering reconstruction, economic adjustment, and the return of troops. A neutral council is urged to align wartime bodies toward a coherent postwar strategy.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C Red States Congress Sobady United States Mahody Europe Sobody

Permits Sought for Germans Near War Factories

U S marshal A P Houston checks permits for German alien enemies in Waterloo and Cedar Falls areas. By this evening 11 males and 20 females in Waterloo and four females, plus 11 males in Cedar Falls, have sought permits to travel near munition factories. Some have moved. authorities know their addresses. The district attorney may seek warrants to hold those who failed to secure permits, with internment until war's end.

Rmits Waterloo Cedarus A. P. Houston U. S. Marti Cedar Falls Houston Nts Aterloo War Partment

Italians Crush Austria in Irredenta Victory

On Oct 24 1948 Italian forces shattered Austrian lines from Monte Grappa to the Piave and Asigo Pass. The attack drove Austrians from Vittorio Veneto and Trieste, capturing 100000 troops, ending with unconditional surrender. Italy opened the door to peace as Austrian resistance collapsed.

Austria Almos Gerrans Italy Diaz France Alps Amer Palestine Yorks Valdenbradene Canceliane Albania Torio Vittorio Flest Siberia Ilinapa Ctain Vittorio Irans Danube Germany Caporetto Monto Grappa Brenta Piave Plantee Arditié Tagliamento Trentino Trent Trieste Frere Tri-Colar Austrie

Flu Strikes No Patients in County Homes Report

Matron Mrs Gleon Morris said no patient in the county home for the insane or the hospital wing was afflicted by Spanish influenza. about 100 inmates total across the two institutions. One suspected case in Waterloo emergency hospital turned out to be a cold and was sent back. The county farm with the home and hospital sits three and a half miles northwest of Waterloo in Mt Vernon township.

Wilson Wae Diaz Monte Grappa Val Suganun Trent Vittorio Diazing Italy Inaz Versailles Gleon Morris Waterloo County Home Mt. Vernon Township

Girl Reserves organized in Waterloo under YWCA plan

Miss Minnie Smith leads a national YWCA program to form Girl Reserves for ages 10 to 18 in Waterloo schools. Units of 10 to 20 girls will be led by advisers, forming corps, companies, and divisions with the blue triangle insignia. Leaders named include Alice Bunham, Loraine Hallowell, Laura Neville, Carrie McFarland, Madeline Hutchinson, and Miss Henry. Advisors include college entrants from Iowa State Teachers College.

Blue Triangle Waterloo Minnie Smith America Miss Smith Giri S Smith Alice Bunham Loraine Hallowell Laura Neville Carrie McFarland Madeline Hutchinson Miss Henry Iowa State Teachers’ College

QULDVERG WILL LEARN TRADES

The federal board for vocational education opens 14 offices to aid disabled soldiers and sailors in free retraining. It offers $65 a month during training, supports dependents, and guarantees employment post training. Warns against low grade jobs. aims for permanent, suitable work aligned to ability.

Ausociated Press Washington, D. C United States American Army and Navy Federal Board For Vocations and Gyre Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Atlanta New Orleans Cincinnati St. Louis Dallas Denver Chicago Minnesota San Francisco Seattle Federal Board Wade War Risk Insurance Bureau Federal Board For Vocational Education Bel

War meetings held all day at Vinton

Vinton Iowa November 10 special report war meetings occupied the day with local and outside speakers. Churches showed unbounded enthusiasm for the united war fund campaign. It is predicted Vinton and Benton county will go over the top with flying colors tomorrow.

Vinton United War Fund Benton County

Various College Football Scores Reported

West High 13 Cedar Rounds 0 and Illinois 23 Wisconsin 0 headline a slate of results. Other scores include Harvard 7 Tufts 0 and Michigan 13 Chicago 0. Camp Taylor 14 Camp Grant 0 and Washington University 26 Draked accompany the roundup.

West High Cedar Rounds East High Cedar Falls Illinois Wisconsin Harvard Tufts Washington & Jefferson Pittsjore University Western Reserve Ohio North- Th Purdue Michigan Aggies Iowa Minnesota Michigan Chicago Iowa State College Camp Dodge Depot Brigade Camp Taylor Camp Grant Washington University Draked

West High Routs Cedar Rapids in hard fought gridiron clash

West High defeated Cedar Rapids 13 to 0 on Locust Street field in a fast paced game highlighted by Clyde Miller's standout running. Key support came from Owens Lichty Allen and Merrill as West High repelled Cedar Rapids’ attacks with stout defense and strong line play.

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Gophers Bow to Iowa's Attack in Classic Rivalry

Iowa defeats Minnesota 6 to 0 at home, displaying strong offense and stout defense to claim victory for the first time in history. Lohman and Donnelly paced the Hawkeyes with steady gains and a late yardage push, while Kingsley and Town led a resilient Gopher effort that ultimately faltered in the red zone.

Towa Citr Iowa Hawk- Eyes Gophers Hawks Minnesota Lohman Towa Loh Mim Scott Donnelly Kelly Eversthins Kingsley Althe Lampi Culligan Gopher Stars Hawkeyes Hawkeye Winntball Don' Oly Att Reed Spertacuar Reeding Val Warnac Kieinechmidt Wallace Senerst Michisan Winnire Reid Michigan Ui Unisman Ifatnes Yate

Gun-Toting Gambler Sentenced In Morning Game Turmoil

George Culling, who won more money with a revolver than with cards in an early morning game, yesterday was sentenced to three months in the county jail for carrying a concealed weapon. He used the gun to terrorize other players after the jackpot slip vanished.

George Culling Whoa Ecards Culling

Treat Em Well Motto Guides U S Troops in France

Paris reports the United States fighting force in France is surrounded by comforts from home. The article highlights Red Cross, Y M C A, Knights of Columbus and Salvation Army aid like hot drinks, chocolate, doughnuts, magazines, and educational programs to keep soldiers humane and effective. It notes entertainment, rest areas, and welfare services aiding troops in action and recovery, with women workers supported by allied organizations.

Paris United States Pershing Crusaders France Napoleon Washington Valley Forge Wellington Grant Lee Sherman Amecan Workers of the Young Men's Christian Association Knights of Columbus Salvation Army St. Mi Salvation Lassies Argonne St. Mihiet Chateau-Thierry American Library Association Jewish Welfare Board America C. A National Catholic War Council

But I Caught Two In My Cornfield

Howard Holman a farmer northwest of the city deputized himself and helped nab two thieves in his cornfield Friday night. With neighbor Kenry Rankie they trailed the pair to a buggy near the interurban track, overpowered them and sent them to Potita station with the corn sacks as evidence. Ed Blanchard and Wil Pettit were jailed without bond.

Howard Holman Holt Kenry Rankie Torise Aptars Potita Blanchard Wil Pettit

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