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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1920

Page

10

Japanese Leaders Call for Readiness to Avert War

Tokyo reports Japanese statesmen and business leaders publicly discuss U.S. Japan relations amid California immigration tensions. Marquis Okuma cites racial prejudice and economic envy as driving factors while Viscount Kato urges American self restraint and mutual responsibility. Vice-Admiral Sato argues preparedness helps preserve peace and dissuade war, proposing limited military parity to ease suspicions.

Tokio Preas America Japan American Congressional Party jBoth Marquis Okuma Viscount Kato Enseikai Or California Bate Tokio Marquis Rockies Sato The Taiyo Far East United States

WEW Tea Room Opens Tonight in Black Building

The eighth floor Black Building hosts a new tea room opening tonight with dining spaces for 200 and 20 in adjoining rooms. The setting features walnut furniture, rose and blue decor, a grand piano, and a ventilated kitchen. Regular meals and short orders run daily except Sunday, via elevators or a lobby entryway.

Blackuilding

Officer Awakes Beside Sleeping Horse in Philadelphia

Lieut. Boston of the Philadelphia police awoke to find a horse in his bed. The pony’s head rested on the pillow and a mane strand lay across his neck. The penny kept for safekeeping had moved into the officer’s room and settled under the blankets.

Philadelphia Boston Police Department

Boy's Leg Broken When Struck by Auto

Cartoonish OCR fragment reports two injuries from auto incidents. William Spores, son of Mr and Mrs Spores, 1273 Highth Street West, suffered two broken legs when struck by a car driven by Alford Hinman at Jefferson and Fifth. Hileman took the boy to a doctor after the accident. Additional notes mention a delivery truck collision on Summit Avenue injuring a girl and a separate crash at Sixth and Washington Streets involving a driver described as a woman.

Kart Spores William Spores Highth Street West Alford Hinman Randolph Street Hileman Jefferson and Fifth Barclay & Sot Summit Avenue William Carlton la Porte City Sixth Washington _ Streets

Multiple Deaths and Obituaries in Waterloo Area

A Waterloo death notices column lists Mrs. C. O. Allen aged 52 dying at home from uremic poisoning with family present. funeral plans in Waterloo and burial in Viroqua. Also reported are William A. Mullen of Waterloo with family survivors, and funeral arrangements in Madison and Parkersburg. Additional items include funeral services for Hetvate Edd E. Mahanke formerly of Parkersburg, Fred A. Barrick of Bon Ami Louisiana, and notices of Comrade John M. McStay, infant Clarence Russell Talbot, and Delos Eugene George. A note on timber losses and population density concludes the page.

C. O. Allen C.O. Allen Lindale Avenue Viroqua Wis Charles Waterman Lucile Allen Barron County Waterloo William Loucks Wisconsin Sidney Sisler Litchfield Minn Fred Albert Loucks Frank Loucks O’keefe & Towne Wisford Mabanke Hetvate E. Mahanke France H. F. Mahanke Parkersburg B. J. Lockwood Grace Cortene Fred A. Garrick Fred A. Barrick H. C. Campbell Bon Ami Kansas City Paul Campbell Wa Barrick Hiswidow Nora Campbell Louisiana Ren ‘Clarence Talbot Clarence Russell Talbot Clarence W. Talbot North Barclay Street Petersen Brothae Aye

Anarchists From U S Deportations Stir Russian View

London reports that anarchists deported from the United States to Russia earlier this year faced a harsher welcome. Most are assigned to clerical work in Moscow while Goldman and Berkman gain nominal control of a reform travel train. Bolshivik officials claim many Americans in Russia are not eager to leave.

London Russia United States Moscow Associated Press America Red Emma Goldman Alexander Berkman Bolshevik Foreign Office Bolcheriks Associated “Press América

Address on peace and guarantees by the United States

The text presents President Wilson's address as read to the White House, urging a peaceful settlement and equitable territorial distribution. It stresses that great powers must guarantee settlements, that minorities must be protected, and that the United States cannot endorse or enforce terms distant from its own people without military and naval backing if treaties prove unstable.

United States Wilson White House Carleon Aoment Roumania Serbia Caecho-Slovakia Mr. Kramar Mr. Trimble Brazinho Bagia Gusrantee

Shell Rock High Trims Allison 18-5

Shell Rock high school defeated Clarksville 18 to 6 in a postseason baseball game to the crowd at Shell Rock. Burr Townse umpired as Shell Rock schedules next matches at Allison, Parkersburg, and a return game the following Friday.

Shell Rock Clarksville High School Burr Townse Allison Parkersburg

Blizzard and Snow Storm Hits Colorado Mountain Region

Leedville Colo Oct 11 a blizzard accompanied by a heavy snowstorm swept the mountain region late yesterday. By night the ground was covered to a depth of two inches. Marriages recorded Albert H Kohrssen Waterloo 23 Elsie B Poock Denver Fred de Herpignies Waterloo Ethel Kreas Waterloo Leon F Axtell Waterloo Tena Petersen Cedar Falls Frank P Nichol Kingsley Isabells Horrigan Waterloo

Leedville, Colo A& Dlizzard Tacenses Albert H. Kohrssen Waterloo Elsie B. Poock Denver Fred de Herpignies Ethel Kreas Leon F. Axtell Tena Petersen Cedar Falls Frank P. Nichol Kingsley Isabells Horrigan

Unclear historical note on Scout movement and services

Fragmentary text discusses Boy Scouts, community cooperation, and service promises. Mentions telephone wires in the United States and a reference to the equator, with numerous garbled phrases and misplaced terms. No clear event, date, or names emerge from the readable content.

United States Equator

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U.S Black William. A. Mullen Willam A. Milien Luz Thirteenth Presbyterian Hospital James Li Thirteenth Street West Harvey L Mullen Janesville Kistmer W. A. Peterson Union Congregational Church Elmwood John M. McStay Robert Anderson Post Delos Eugene George Delos Eugene. George L. L. George Kern Street Central City O’keefe & Towne Funeral Home Belgium Soviet Russia OF Paris de Servion Louis, Mo Selden F. Spencer Wiliam Michigan Elberta Peaches Colorado United Menten Am Adulesias Ple Ut-K Sude CD First National Bank Building
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