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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
8
Aboard the Corydon a vulture followed the sinking ship as eight crewmen endured 53 hours adrift in an upturned boat. Survivors recount frantic lifeboat capsizes, fierce fights, and a Greco American sailor driven by fear as the vessel went down off the Bahamas channel.
Police raids across Ireland, linked to Sinn Fein parliament and affiliated groups, extended into today. Early morning searches included the residence of Sinn Fein MP David Rent as authorities pursue leads in the case.
Ohio public utilities commission in Columbus ordered telephone companies to discontinue after Oct. 7 the ski connection charge authorized by Portmaster General Hurleson while the wires were under federal form. First state to take a section repealing the Burleson series 58. Limnake Diamond Joe Cigars Wy Ne hast pit. (advertisement) Gant.
Washington Sept 1 The bureau of internal revenue announced that virtually all federal taxes including the two cents paid for an ice cream soda may be deducted from gross income in computing tax. Only income and excess profits taxes may not be deducted.
Iowa farmers support federal regulation of the packing industry. Henry C. Wallace, secretary of the Corn Belt Meat Producers association, told the Kenyon and Kendrick committee that packers pressured and that government control is needed. He argued the big five packers dominate prices, citing farmer letters and calls for reform as evidence.
London dispatch reports Churchill denies policy change while newspapers speculate on evacuation routes from Archangel via Petrograd. The piece notes Gen. Wavell’s discretion over timing and whether troops may move through Petrograd, reflecting tensions over Allied retreat plans in north Russia.
The notice requests Courier delivery before 620 Welock and offers a remedy if the paper is late. Readers are asked to call 3350 to arrange a replacement copy and to contact the office for any reading inquiries.
Dr Hugo Preuss contends the German constitution must bar Austrian representation in the Reichstag and emphasizes the Versailles terms retain supremacy. He argues Article 61 and 178 do not clash with peace, while Entente and Allied governments sought to prevent union with Austria to uphold democracy in Germany.
Gen. John J. Pershing, amid cheering crowds in Washington, officially reported to Secretary Baker upon returning from France where his mission achieved victory over Germany. He entered the War Department through a throng of admirers, with officers guiding him inside as the nation welcomed back its World War leader.
In Paris, September meetings between French Foreign Minister Pivón and Romanian representatives signaled a warmer tone. Romania pledged to protect its national dignity while reaffirming intent to remain in friendly relations with the Entente. President Poincaré also welcomed the Romanian delegates. Cotton Consumption in August falls to 502,236 bales of lint and 21,371 bales of linters, per the Bureau.
An analysis notes that nations drift toward limiting the League of Nations covenant while pursuing material gains and reconstructions after World War I and questions the willingness of belligerents and allies to let the league constrain national aims as Simonds forecasts future influence.
New York, Sept. 15. Rumors swirl as Pershing allegedly ignores a March order to stop wearing Sam Browne belts. General March instructed officers not to wear them, yet Pershing appeared in the belt upon stepping off the transport. No official word has reached the Army hierarchy on whether Pershing will bow to March or follow his own stance.
The Aisle government refuses to allow Hungary’s extradition request for Beta Kun, citing lack of proof of murder or theft and noting Bela Wun’s arrival in Austria carrying documents. Details remain unclear as reports cite View newspapers and misprints.
Associated Press report says Gabri the IVAnnunaio, the Italian poet aviator, arrived in Fiume from Ronchi with grenadiers and detachments armed with machine guns and armored vehicles. The move, said to violate government orders, was carried out without reported disorders through tonight.
South of the seized German line are to be retained permanently as part of the United States transport corps. Chief Staff March told the house military committee that President Wilson favored the plan and asked to be informed as soon as possible about the disposition.
A large crowd in Hartford County from Heemimond, Indiana, marched four miles to a cemetery in memory of Gearee Rowe and Stanley Stowe, victims of a battlefield atrocity. Police barred protest banners, priests absent, and armed guards surrounded the serene open grave as mourners gathered in khaki-clad service members and civilians bearing flowers. The scene was solemn despite the police blockade and lack of permits for protesters.
The article reports a labor-led coalition push for direct action and price controls, with talks of cabinet changes delayed by fear of by-elections. It notes the Witnes by election setback and rising labor opposition to government policy on Russia conscription and mines nationalization.
President Wilson reviews the Pacific Fleet this afternoon aboard the historic battleship Ohio Meantime Secretaries and officials prepare for the naval review after a day of public appearances in Tacoma Wash He addresses the crowd at the stadium praising children and outlining war costs and the League of Nations as a path to peace.
Baltimore dispatch says Cardinal Mer cier will rest during his visit to Byrtti s, then mass and speeches mark events starting tomorrow. A separate report notes aviators Frederick Waterhouse and Connolly missing in Lower California after their craft vanished near Rockwell field. reward sought for locating bodies or aircraft. The search cost is estimated near 100000.
Paris reports Premier Lloyd George will represent Great Britain at the peace conference with the Monday meeting in view. Mrs. Lloyd George holds informal talks with Premier Clemenceau and other leaders on the Syrian question. A reconciliation between Britain and France is expected, but any agreement remains subject to revision by the supreme council when the Turkish treaty is discussed.
Five alarms were sounded at 2 44 pm today for a fire in the Standard Oil plant along Newton Creek in Long Island City. The station reported extensive smoke and crews battled the blaze as officials investigated the cause and scope of damage.
Boston reports a wide Labor dispute with police and strikers, including a fatal shooting, federal troops possibly sent to reinforce the state guard, and a threatened general strike. Gov Coolidge backs Commissioner Curtis, unions weigh actions as Efforts to reinstate striking policemen fail. The city braces for further labor turmoil and potential new police force formation.
Weather predictions for the week ahead in the District of Columbia area show occasional showers early in the week with near normal temperatures in the upper Mississippi Valley and Lower Missouri valleys.
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