Fiume Crisis Deepens as D Annunzio Seizes City
Reports from Geneva Paris Rome state Gabrielle D Annunzio leading a large irregular force into Fiume to unite with Italy. Italian troops clash with locals while British and French units fortify positions and city residents tear down allied flags amid political instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Gabrielsoo'annunzio
Arditti
Fiume
Fime
Taly
Serbia
Pimame
Reops
Loegal
Vittaluga
Fiaime
Susak
Contempt Hearing Before Two Judges Postponed
Judges G W Dunham and J B Williams presided in district court today over citation cases arising from a machinist strike. Plaintiffs Waterloo Gas Engine Company and Townairy Separator Company faced defendants who sought further continuance. hearings were continued until Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dunham
J. B,williams
Waterloo Gasofie Engine Company
Townairy Separator Company
Nso
Tor Waintiffs
Dunham
Ateriog Gasoline Engine Company
Williamis
Bwa
Nonpartisan League Pair to Know Their Fate This Afternoon
A. C. Brownley and Joseph Gilbert face sentencing by District Judge B. C. Dean in Jackson, Minnesota, for conspiracy to betray loyalty. The hearing concerns the National Nonpartisan League and its former manager. Possible penalties include a maximum fine of 100 dollars or three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
I Jackson, Minng
A. C.irownley
Joseph Gilbert
Jackson County
B. C. Dean
Jackon
National Nonfartisan League
Bach Hsloyalty
Skipper Said to Be Shot by Jealous Mate on Grounded Vessel
Wilmington dispatch reports Captain Clarke H Corkrith of the schooner Qultain VI killed by his own revolver. Investigators say Charles da Lanny confessed shooting Corkrith in Topcat inlet after the vessel grounded, with three seamen admitting involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Noc
Couie H. Corkrith
Topcatt Inlet
Oyty
Charles da. Lanny
Reggre Muta
Clarkeunm
Sweet wine process helps California grape market rise
In Los Angeles California reports to Internal Revenue Collector John P. Carter say a new wine process will meet national Prohibition requirements from January 16 1920. Alcohol content drops to half a percent while wine stays sweet and shelf stable. Wineries rush grapes eastward as wine grape prices rise to fifty dollars per ton from thirty to forty five last year. The record crop boosts California vineyards amid prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Angeles
Cal
California
Internal Revenue
John P. Carter
Strike of Physicians Possible in New York
With 240 physicians organized in New York City a potential strike looms as doctors weigh union action. A new organization eyeing AFL affiliation cites battles with dispensaries and low pay from societies. Bronx doctors move to East New York with plans to expand city wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
American Federation of Labor
Gertrude Greenstein
No. 123
West 115Th Street
Bronx
East New York
Greenstein
Typothetae Convenes With 44-Hour Week Issue
The United Typothetae of America opens its annual convention in New York with the 44 hour week unsettled. Delegates face a split risk as unions push for May 1 start, while New York City locals demand October 1. The gathering includes 3,799 master printers and will also cover labor conditions and industry relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United Typothetae of America
Althoit
International Typographical Union
New York City
Rebels in Honduras Asked by U S Envoy to Assist Gutierres
San Salvador reports Dr Fran cigeco Bogran named provisional president of Honduras as the presidential election nears. U S minister T Sambda Jones in Tegucigalpa is said to have sent a strong note to revolutionary leaders urging concentration of forces in the capital under Gen Lopes Gutierrez and calling patriotic Hondurans to unite for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Francigeco Bogran
Honduras
T. Sambda Jones
United States
Lninister
Tegucigalpa
Lopes Gutierrez
Honauras
Delivery of Bulgar Treaty Delayed May Extend Week
Paris reports the supreme council of the peace conference will defer final examination of the Bulgarian treaty. Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain and Foreign Minister Tittoni of Italy attend the meeting as delays are anticipated, with delivery of the treaty possibly pushed to later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Lloyd George
Britain
Tittoni
Italy
Rotary Hear Talks by Members Returning from Europe
Claude Cass H.8 Plumb and Ed Win Miller spoke at the Hoist Rotary meeting today about their experiences in England and France. Lieut. Col. C. G. Holden also addressed the group and Rev. J. J. Haywood attended. The committee on student permit and work issues was announced by president Charles Huntley as T. B. Cropper, Paul Davis and W. Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Cass
Plumb
Edwin Miller
England
France
Rotary Club
Hoist
Russell-Lamson
C. G. Holden
Service of Supply
J. J. Haywood
Charles Huntley
T. B. Cropper
Paul Davis
W. Kline
Dairy Cate Congress Attendees Plan Air Travel
CLta Herring of Des Moines and William Swaney of Fort Dodge announce they will attend Chestiaw Sent 126 by airplane, marking a novel method for reaching the Dairy Cate Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clta
Herring
Des Moines
William Swaney
Fort Dodge
Chestiaw
Jones assails senators over peace treaty league rhetoric
In a senate speech Senator Jones of New Mexico denounces insidious declamation that poisons public opinion against the German peace treaty and the league of nations. He argues reservations are unnecessary and that Article 10 and the league can safeguard U S interests without stalling ratification. He cites Mexico unrest and asserts the league offers a path to peace without war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Jones
New Mexico
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
League Co-Venant
Germany
United States
League
Wilson
Foreign Relations
White House
Mexico
México
Supreme Council
Council
Boom in Residence Building Across Major Cities
New York and other large cities including Chicago Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and Minneapolis are in a residential construction boom the F. W. Dodge company reports. For the week ending Sept 5 developers recorded 1564 projects with 918—roughly three fifths—devoted to housing such as apartments tenements homes and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
F. W. Dodge Company
Laundry resumes full operation after second walkout
The Model laundry hired nearly 24 new workers and, under manager G. Rh. Swensley, all departments are now fully staffed after a second walkout last week. The three major city laundries are back to near normal staffing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rh. Swensley
Srnette Jally
Clinton Street Car Men Strike For Higher Pay
Clinton Va Sept 18 Forty Clinton Street Rail company workers struck at 4 am seeking a 40 cent hourly raise and an eight hour day. They claim this would lift average pay to 90 cents an hour. Management says it cannot grant the request under present conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clinton Stre Rail Company
Traction R Company
Pershing Works While Prisoners Escape Amid Parade Prep
From Washington to Salt Lake City the Associated Press reports that seven to seventeen enemy aliens escaped a war prison by tunnel as Gen. Pershing received callers and correspondence. The events intersect with plans for a congressional reception and preparations for a parade with homecoming celebrations pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoriater
Salt Lake City
Utah
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
To War Prison
Douglas
Gudernesth
Gen. Pershing
Ile
Waterloo City In Brief Notices Span Guests and Causes
Waterloo residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief items. Names include Wolfe, Miss Ida Coulson, George Killinger, Arch W. McFarlane, and Miss Ada M. Palmer. Updates cover travel, visits, job changes, a divorce custody ruling, military recruitment, and a family reunion spanning Waterloo, Davenport, Chicago, Detroit, and Milwaukee.
Arbitration board to hear local labor case tomorrow
The arbitration committee will convene in the Mike Small courtroom at Lae tomorrow to hear testimony on the local labor situation. Members will be sworn and administer oaths to witnesses. a reporter will record testimony. A member indicated the hearing could finish in the sitting, and it will be public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Small
Lae
Tope
Marriage Licenses Listed From Waterloo and Marshalltown
A fragmentary list shows marriage licenses issued to individuals including Chirence Ness and Bernica Manning, with other names tied to Waterloo and Marshalltown. The text also mentions Waterloc and Deerbara, along with several misspelled or unclear surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martiage
Chirence d. Ness
Tae
Bernica A. Manning
Waterloo
Walter
Giver
Waterlan, Wattle Tyrer
Waterloc. Co
Joli W. Jones
Deerbara
Mieh- Mable Chanens
Marshalltown
Massive Long Island Oil Fire Devastates Plant
Fire at the Stone & Fleotly refinery on Long Island, raging since Saturday, has caused millions in damage. Officials say the blaze is largely under control but will burn for days, with 32,000,000 dollars in property losses estimated and 8,000 firefighters treated for injuries. An airplane photographer captured the scene as further explosions sent smoke columns into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas
Cendoglio
Fiume
Gabriele
Gabriele D'Annzio
Annunzio
Robilant
Ferrari
G Announzio
Washington, D. C
United States
Pasut Keblinger
State Department
D'Annunzio
Conesal
Aswockstad Medes
New York
Hira
Stone & Fleotly Company
Long Island
Ruth
Herbert Li
Pratt
The
Standard
Brone & Ploming Pintist
Tures
Red Cross
Army Motor
Kipsest
Tuputy
Maher
Train Hits Auto Kill Three In Chicago Area
Haward W. MacCready, manager and treasurer of R. W. McCready Cork Co., his daughter Suzanne, and nurse Miss Margaret Steinbach were killed when their automobile was struck by a passenger train at Westover, Mad. MacCready, 47, lived in Oak Park and was active in Chicago clubs and society groups. The bodies were to be returned to Chicago for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Associated Press
Chicago
Haward W. MacCready
R. W. McCready Cork Co
Suzanne
Margaret Steinbach
Westover
McCready
Crisfield
Atlantic City
Women Physicians Conference Opens in New York
The national Conference of Women Physicians began today at the YWCA war work council quarters in New York. Attendees include delegates from Great Britain, France, China, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Japan and several South American countries. The meeting runs through October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tcere
National Conference of Women Physicians
War Work Council
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Great Britain
France
China
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Japan
New Census Chief Names Third District HQ Plans
ALT Hakill former Waterloo superintendent of schools is named director of census for the third district. He expects to establish Waterloo headquarters within days and to oversee enumerators across seven counties. Census work begins with field operations ahead of January national enumeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Hakill
Waterloo West
Aterloo
Ning
Mer
Thakill
Huleill
Kevan
United Sere
Lang
Elks Plan Annual Show in Waterton Theatre
The Waterton Elks announce their annual minstrel show in late November to benefit the charity fund. Bren Production Company, ChickRo Corporation are partnering to present the entertainment at the Waterton Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP, Oo, Elke
Waterton Theatre
Ne Bren
ChickRo i Corpaniae Couch
Chamber Clubrooms Undergo Remodeling and Additions
The Chamber of Commerce clubrooms are being remodeled and expanded. New billiard table, updated furnishings, and other improvements are planned to enhance facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Obituary notices and local deaths roll through Waterloo area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices span Waterloo and nearby areas. Entries reference Wade Bileimebrd age 82, several family survivors, funeral arrangements, and a separate death from injuries after a car accident. Additional notices report the arrival of Donna Lucille Scroggy’s body and a newborn death, with services and burial details.
Greene routine notes and visitors in town events
Greene, Sep, ié-str, Mre. Prank Briscoe of Minnesota arrived Saturday to visit Mr. Briscoe and family. Attorney TL M. Deare broke his right elbow while waiting on his car. taken to Waverly hospital. The Philatheas hosted a party at Mrs. J. Meek’s home with a short program and refreshments. Births, receptions, and local church events fill the week, along with a Greene day at the Al-Hao fair and a Greene vs Alliah ball game ending 6 to ? in Greene’s favor. The Uoller Dry Gnade Co. plans retirement and possible closure in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada M. Palmer
Board of Official Censors
Miss Palmer
Frank Sheeley
Henry Allenbaugh
H. A. Banks
Wallace Burnham
West Union
George McQuire
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lake
Burnhems
McGuirs
Cal Miller
Fourth Street West
Brown
T. G. Phairs
Decatur
George W. Gatton
Hilger. Mont
J. B. Braden
Broadway
Waterloo
Peter Jones
Matt Brown
Fort Dodge
Bra-don
Phairs
John Y. Braden
Brognwah
J. Meek
Clnse
Mont. Gufton
Priday
Nigelow
Mr. Caldwell
Greene
al- Hao
Alliaah
Avere
bin Fay
Mea Chan
Gates
Marr Joie Lorsch
Tang Beach
Cal
Uoller Dry Gnade Co
Local Notes From Orange Township And Nearby
Sept 13 7 to Moe Forney left Sunday for an unort visit to Gtite. Lloyd Miller suffered a severe hand injury when a mulch cutter severed three fingers from his left hand. Certo Gordo visited relatives that week. Vernona Grenty from Cando ND visited her aunt Mrs Harvey Schrock. Cedar Falls Mon to take up work next year. Wallie Miller’s barn was struck by lightning Tuesday night and burned. Mr and Mrs Smithhard family Dew Montoon visited Clyde Bechtel Sheimer on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
Range Township
Moe
Forney
Gtite
Lloyd Miller
Urs Miller
Certo Gordo
Miew
Vernona Grenty
Cando
N. BD
Harvey Schrock
Munday
Mon- Sur
Wallie
Smitthard
Dew Montoon
Clyde Bechtelsheimer
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Utiny
Nflume Y Talans
Grist Nader
Premier
Skipper
Typothetae
U.S
Gutierres
Europe
Boom
N.Y
Clinton St
Pershing
Gueses
Wolfe
Ninth Street
Mik
Aletralian
Daughers
Dn Stelubeck
George , Welker
Myron A. Arbuckle
Marshall Cheever
Mt. Vernon
Uurnel College
G. W. Merrill
Cedar Rapids
W. Geigerhommy
Neter Avenue
Ida Coulson
Denver
Colorado
Isaac Ponious
Canada
Drinkwater
Sask
George I. Killinger
Joliet, IL
James Duffy
Cortlandt Abreet
Frank Bland
Zions- Hilla, Ind
David Bland
Dawson Street
Henry Tra]vor
Willie Mae Carson
R. F. Short
Chicago Great Western Railway
Missy Bill Ashbrenner
Arch W. McFarlane
Winnebago County
Alvina
Amanda
Ray Strohyehm
Franklin Street
Detroit
Mich
Milwaukee
Birney Allen
Doris
Milwauee
Harry L. Haywood
Davenport
Liberal Christian Church
Arney Vaughn
Vernon
J. &. Williams
Beulah Vaughn
Signal Corps
War Department
Sergt. L. H. Ymig
Arbitration Board
Mortuarsy
Wade Bileimebrd
Woods Shepherd
Sindy
Tle
Payeths
Chad
Oman
Amulin
Wahterloch
Paradyals
Ims
Grewidaw
Angie Shenbert
Michisons
Kansas City
Sangamun
Wil
Death Valley
Voyle
Alps
Charles Dor
Lavyette
Minn
Ars
Warren Jordon
Winateon
Neh
Q.B
Dallas Mcallum
Daas Mee
Callum
Pooan
Cherry Street
Jtev
J. HW. Smith
Burkid
Walnut Street Rapids
Archool
Streat
Tie
L. B. Park
Wis Birch
Pavemound
Petersen Gros
TL Bake
L. TT
Blaventh Ktmadl
DW. Griffin
South Street
RDNA
Lucille Scroggy
Mdna
Mark Surogey
Santa Mantca
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Baby Crowell
Dorothy Wane Warowell
Hy. L. Crowell
Beech Street
Fairview Cemetery
Thrace
Courier
Hurgas
Saurav Troon
Aid
Onos
Hultalo
Caener
Thorpe
Lot Mere Bay
Wocamp
Carahoys
Seryvier
Neith Bia
Ford Care
Xtra
Ford
Sy Pee
Unger’s Auto Parts & Supply Co
West Fifth Street
Peerless Baking Co
Iowa
C. E. Willy
Phil
E. St. St
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