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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

8

Kaiser Willing to Lose Power for War and Peace

Copenhagen reports Socialist deputies in the German Reichstag pressed for a constitutional change to strip the emperor of war and peace powers. A secretary indicated the emperor did not oppose the move, with prior notices that the federal council and Reichstag must approve declarations of war and treaties.

Kaiser Peage Associated Press Copenhagen Tower House Reichstag Germany Federal Council Max Reichst League of Nations

Registration of enemy aliens near industry urged by authorities

United States commissioner Jeb Dempster announced that A P Houston would lead a deployment to Waterloo to register enemy aliens living within a half mile of any industry engaged in military aid. Aliens must swear they lack hostile intent and will be required to relocate if not approved by authorities. Employers must certify employee conduct and cooperate with inquiries.

Jeb. Dempster United States A.P. Houston Dubuque Watterloo

Money Gift for Christmas Sent to Soldiers Overseas

An article urges families to send money as Christmas support for soldiers overseas. It notes cables are costly but post office money orders or bank drafts are convenient. Many soldiers won’t request gifts, so relatives may donate money, while ads promote hats at Weeds Millinery and a local fence supply.

Post Office

German Dream of World Domination to be Rebuilt

The article discusses Allied victory in World War I and the collapse of German aims. It traces historical invasions of Belgium, France, and Italy, notes Italy’s switch to the Allied side, and highlights the rise of independent movements among conquered peoples. It ends with local notices about a small fire, head-ache remedies, and a millinery sale.

Treacheres Germany Councils of Nations Middle Europe Denmark Belgium Alsace Poland Bohemia Les Luxemburg Luxemburg France Far Orj Russia Europe Palestine Slavonia and Ruthenia Italy Trentino Switzerland Brenner Alps Tréntha Rome Paris Austria

Germans Fixed To Stay Awhile In Field Quarters Evidence

A World War I dispatch describes German trench systems in the St Mihiel area with concrete dugouts, running water, electric light, and even bowling alleys and wine cellars. Officers’ quarters near Euvezin include a two story complex with light, pitting room, switchboard, and shellproof dugout. Women’s shoes found nearby hint at female presence in trenches. New Zealand notes a national youth conservatory with sub one percent rate.

Correspondenta Associated Press St. Mihiel Uncle Sam France Euvezin Metz San Ob New Zealand

Influenza Deaths Rise as October Ends

Two more deaths from influenza bring the month’s toll to 56 with six additional cases reported to the city clerk by noon. The week saw twelve cases yesterday and rapid release filings continue. Also: an Associated Press dispatch notes Hughes to publish his aircraft production report tonight.

Yesteray Associated Press Washington, D. C Gregory Charles EB. Hughes Wilson

Municipal Court Returns Show Broad October Docket

Waterloo municipal court processed 204 police cases 17 state criminal cases and 70 civil cases in October per official clerk report. Violations include 84 speech law breaches 16 traffic violations 52 intoxication charges and 13 disorderly house inmates among others.

Municipal Court of Waterloo

How to Fight Spanish Influenza by Dr L W Bowers

Public health guidance urging avoidance of crowds and vigorous daily exercise. Emphasizes clean habits, regular bowel and liver function, and herbal tonics. Advises use of Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery with iron tonic alternatives, plus rest and hot remedies during onset.

L. W. Bowers Dr. Pierce Invalids' Hotel Buffalo

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