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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1919

Page

11

Belgium Royal Pair In New York Visit

King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Prince Sequantus toured New York in early October with stops at the Woolworth Building Stock Exchange and Rockefeller Institute. The royals planned a meeting with the American Legion and a tour to Boston Buffalo and beyond before returning west. A separate notice reports a lightning strike damaged a residence on Fourth Street causing minor siding and plaster damage.

New York King Albert Queen Elizabeth Prince Seqnolus Belgium Royal Party Wall Boston Prince Woolworth Building Stock Exchange Frodu Exchange Elizabeth Rockefeller Institute John P. Hylan Albert Elnd American Legion Madison Square Garen Legion Tle Walfarf State Department Heston Huffalo Lim Cnese Tub Buffalo California San Francisco Moline Ill Seattle Spokane Davenport Iowa Kansas City St. Paul Minneapolis

Poem My Altar Inspires Readers From Waterloo Writer

A two year search by Mrs. Leslia Gray of the Y W C A ends with the discovery that Dr J H Styles Jr, of Black Hawk county Y M C A, wrote the poem My Altar. The piece, first published in the Christian Herald, was found in a Waterloo chapel during a Riverview park service as Gray learned the author’s identity and secured proper recognition.

Leslia Gray Waterloo J. H. Styles, Jr Black Hawk County Waterloo Y Riverview Park Cedar Falls

Three Balloon Racers Unheard From Since Oct 1

Three balloon racers from the national championship have not been heard from since taking off on October 1. Wind and storms over Canada are thought to have forced landings in unsettled areas. Missing include two St. Louis craft, the eighty four commanded by Capt. P. J. Metallaugh and a St. Louis balloon commanded by Capt. Ernest Cole, plus the Wichita Aero Club entry piloted by Carl W. Dammann. The Akron Aero Club’s Ralph St. Upson telegraphed a landing at Sandridge East Quebec at 8:48 p.m. Thursday. Captain Ho EL Honeywell, piloting the Kansas entry, reported a landing near Cardinal, Canada.

St. Louis Ernest Cole Wichita, Kan Aero Club Carl W Dammann Ralph St. Upson Akron Aero Club Sandridge Quebec Ho EL Honeywell Kansas Fly Siy Cardinal Canada

Balloon flight from Sherbrooke ends after long ascent

A Sherbrooke dispatch reports Upson's balloon traveled 1 fan miles in 26 hours before heavy pain forced a landing.

Sherbrooke Que Upson

Service Men Preference Opens Jobs with 90,000 Census Workers

The United States Civil Service Commission announces that former service members may gain job preference as about 90,000 people will be recruited for the census. About 50,000 will work in the field with the rest in fabrication and classification tasks in Washington. Widows and wives of certain service members will also receive preference under the veteran preference bill.

United States Cfyih Service Commission Washington Servier Congress

Wilson Blasted by Jones Over Wilsonian Policy

Senator Jones, Republican from Washington, denounces President Wilson in a Senate address as undermining orderly government and threatening democracy. He attacks Wilson for pressuring Congress to act against its own judgment and asserts the league of nations covenant is the main point of dispute, urging that treaty delays are solely the president’s fault. He argues U.S. sovereignty must be preserved and notes the need for the people to elect their representatives in the matter.

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Gompers Says Workers Won’t Obey Railroad Law

In Washington, Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor warned against anti strike legislation in the railroad reorganization law. He said workers would not obey the law even if ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court, arguing it would create involuntary servitude. He favored appealing to public opinion rather than advising obedience.

Washington Compere American Federation of Labor Hots Uus Lee Supreme Court Welster Republigan Gompers Ile

Tobacco Growers Form New Farm League in Cincinnati

A meeting of tobacco growers, rent dealers, warehousemen, manufacturers, sellers and retailers in Cincinnati established a new Farm League to promote the tobacco industry's interests across the Midwest. The organization aims to safeguard market needs and defend the industry against restrictions or abuses affecting growth and distribution.

Tobacco New Farm League Cincinnati

Devil's Backbone Dedicated Date Uncertain Next Tuesday

A garbled 1908 legal notice reports SHVARATE MAINTENANCE filing for spousal support against WT. Myrtle J. Martin and four children named Ivainae, Vina, Wilma, and another. Read as a fragmented obituary-like court entry with unclear locality and dates, referencing Mayvette county and Ta. 1908.

Myrtle J. Martin WT. Martin Mayvette County Ivainaee Vina Wilma Sir Sars

City in Brief: Local Social and Miscellaneous News

A jumble of names, visits, travel plans, and social notes from the city. Mentions residents returning from Colorado, engagements or marriages, visits to Washington and Chicago, and upcoming community events. Also notes on local church activities, civic notices, and a brief business appointment.

Obituary Notice for Andrew Bry Will Beat Pom

Obituary records funeral services for Andrew Bry Will Beat Pom. Survivors include Mrs J Hack and Jubilee Sophia at home, George Jubilee, Mrs Henry Lange among others. The service is in Wikesburre, Waterloo, with arrangements by local clergy and a Dayton county background.

Aostae Peibioe Ander Lateerry Andrew Bry Latheran Churel Hy Marder Ahr Baril Kore Chile Vuwik Fos Fianh Farmiines Noy Childeen J . Hack Lalvar Andrew I Waverly Veney Benardon Miss Sophia George Henry Lange AC Sige Tov Dayton Waterloo

Palmer addresses Missouri Bar on German property seizure

Attorney General Palmer spoke before the Missouri Bar on Roumania and Germany seizing American properties during wartime. He described using worthless stage money secured by German marks deposited in Berlin, noting deposits never left Berlin and that Germans paid for properties with this fake currency. The talk cited Mackensen’s orders and implied extensive confiscations of Western properties by nations at war with Germany.

Kansas City Del Gaiany Roumania General Palmer Vue Missouri Bar Association Mackensen Ve Macukernsen Haniania Germany Imany Palmer Nurcha Berlin

Dirty Chicago Court Brings Health Hazards to Judge Shell Court

Dr Herman A Danidesen of the city health department testified in Judge Shells court and left after half an hour saying the air in the room was dangerous. Judge Stetkald warned he may cite for contempt for testifying and urged ventilation improvements or risk closing the court. Judge Olsen supported the move, noting a shut down could occur if air quality did not improve.

Chivagze Herman A. Danidesen City Health Department Shell Gourt Dr. Bundesen Cantyuipe Dadge Stetkgald Stelk Voranty Chiat Dastiee Olsen Olsen Stalk

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