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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1919

Page

7

Attendees Hear Call to Guard American Citizenship

At Lincoln park a crowd heard Robert G. Cousins condemn foreign propaganda and insist on native loyalty. The event featured a parade of veterans, fireworks, a Davenport district recruiting officer firing rockets, a football game by the American Legion, band singing, and street closures to include workers in the celebration.

Robert G. Cousins Tipton Lincoln Park Washington Jackson Lincoln Cousing Fourth Street J. C. Ward Davenport American Legion Oalwein Winds George R.turner 200Th Engineers E. A. Boggs C. J. Rudolph A. G C. Wilkford

Third Hicok Boy Enlists, Father Wants to Go Too

Samuel Hicok of Waterlog near Sheffield Avenue has three sons who served in France during WWI, with Hugh and Carl later enlisting for Germany. Wilbur, age 18, sought to join but was told by Maj. J C Ward there was already enough service in one family. The father, 59, was deemed too old. Wilbur left for Jefferson Barracks to join his brothers.

Samuel Hicok Easton Sheffield Avenue Mr. Hicok Sfugh Carl Ray France Hugh Germany Wilbur Rhine J.C. Ward Jefferson Barracks Maj. Ward

Pioneer Residents of Grundy County Dead

Obituary notes two long time Grundy County residents and others died recently. An elderly man, once a settler about four miles north of Central City, died after illness. His wife died earlier, leaving two sons. Mrs. Tremp, resident near Whitten, passed away after a life in the county, survived by husband and children and her parents. George Marie Gilbert, formerly of Whitten, died after an operation in Marshalltown. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with burial in Houser cemetery.

Grundy de Sherbon Milié Ana Cen Fred Tremp W “Aidure Ren Aykes George Marie Gilbert Whitten Desconess Hospital Marshalltown Christian Church Houser

Cedar Salle Daily News Report on Twaddle Hire

George TL Twaddle, a resident news reporter, is hired by the Waterloo Bying Courier and Daily Reporter. The office remains at Liki Ver Street with telephone hours posted. details about the extension and fourth mall are unclear.

Cedar Salle George TL Twaddle Waterloo

Armistice Day Celebration for Cedar Falls Service Men

Service men in Cedar Falls joined Armistice Day events with 60 participants including soldiers sailors and marines. A Regent Theatre program featured boxing bouts and a main event in Davenport versus Rock Island. Cedar Falls High won the afternoon football game 20 to 0. gratis chicken dinners at local clubs followed, then motion pictures and dances. St Patrick’s Church hosted a post parade banquet for servicemen. The piece notes reunion plans for a local company and mentions attendance from multiple Iowa towns.

Cedar Bulls Uris City Gust Ierests Teachers’ High Ladi Villisea Company I Grand Army W. Or. GC Cedar Falls Waterloo Fort Doge Ollasen Janesville Algona

Police Raid Beauty Parlors Early Today Three Are Arrested

Neighbors complained leading to a raid on beauty parlors where JOYe at Oo U. J. Ivey and two doctors with two men were arrested for disturbing the public quiet after alcohol was found. Bonds set at $10 each. none appeared in police court and bonds forfeited. Mike Cahill fined $100 or 30 days for intoxication. he sought work in Cedar Rapids and may be freed after locating his employer. Two other drunkenness arrests were recorded.

Joye U. J. Ivey JOG Ueeruly Mike Cahill Birdsall Cedar Rapids

Record of World Events Uncertain Timing Noted

The report cites minutes and seconds of a flight time by Lieut Alexander Pearson, mentions a 48 hours 57 minutes 16 seconds duration, notes the Vatican's recognition of the Kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes, and Brazil's ratification of a peace treaty in Rio de Janeiro.

Alexander Pearson Rome Vatican Tio Janeiro Brazil

Grecian rug making and varieties described

Rug making in ancient Greece is traced from simple early designs to more complex floral motifs borrowed from Persians. Two types existed, heavy winter rugs and light year round varieties. Rugs were rarely sold and weaving was mostly a craft. Venetian rugs are noted as very rare.

Greece Joan

Last Night's News in Brief

Minneapolis Ameri can Legion urged deportation of Victor Berger and unseating of Rep Voigt of Wisconsin. Its constitution was amended to declare the group non political. In Indianapolis seven alleged swindlers including Muncie mayor Rollin H Bunch were convicted of conspiracy to defraud by mail. In Bucharest Gen Mardarescu announced troop withdrawal on November 15. In New York Lieut B W Maynard won the army transcontinental air race with 9 days 4 hours 26 minutes.

Minneapolis New York B. W. Maynard

Family of late Judge Blair expresses appreciation

The family of Judge Blair, led by Judge and Mrs. G W Dunham and others, sent appreciation to the Black Hawk County Bar for their kindness at the funeral and memorial session, noting the respect shown by lawyers and officials. The note praised the bar and the profession for enduring friendship and support. Barcelona lockout ends. Associated Press report notes the end of the industry-wide shutdown after more than a week.

G. W. Dunham Charles L. Blair Fred B. Blair M. E., Blair Black Hawk County Bar Associaton S. Blair Oakland Legal Blair Barcelona Associated Press

Dead Soldier's Ring Returned to Mother on Armistice Day

Mrs L O Camp of 201 Locust Street received the ring worn by her son Corp Roy De Camp who died in France in 1918 from pneumonia after the armistice. He served in some of the war's hardest fighting and his ring was found on his hand through service. The bereaved mother gratefully welcomed the return on Armistice Day.

L. O. Camp Locust Street Corp Roy DeCamp France Corp. de Camp

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