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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1919

Page

17

Allies Aim to Hold Fiume as Annunzio Seizes City

Rome reports Gen Badoglio adopts a firm policy to restore order in the Fiume region with King Victor Emmanuel urging firmness and no bloodshed before his departure. Italian troops leave the area as Annunzio’s forces maintain control and food shortages worsen while Jugo-Slav forces mass near the frontier.

Rome Havas Badoglio Fiume Victor Emmanuel Viume Roma Armice Gabriele "Annunzio Annunzio Lugo-Slavs Italianaval Oops Messaglio Lloyd George Real Britain Clemenceau Rance Timi Wilson Abrazia

Negritos of the Philippines Studied by National Geographic

A National Geographic bulletin quotes Dean Worcester noting the Negritos as the Philippines aborigines. They are short, dark skinned, often with woolly beards, and marked by scar ornamentation from bamboo cuts. They live by forest vegetables, are skilled woodsmen, and have distinctive music and dances. Some tales claim nudity and taboo dances among groups.

Washington, D. C Philippines United States National Geographic Society Bulletin Dean C. Worcester Pacific Luzon

Warlike Hill Tribes Linked to Head-Hunting Practices

The article notes that aggressive hill tribes occupying various archipelago regions are reported to sever and take the heads of their enemies as a feared custom. The piece emphasizes the brutality of such practices and their impact on regional stability.

Delegates See Benefits of Municipalities League for Sioux City

E Johnson city clerk and councilman returned from Muscatine praising the Iowa League of Municipalities as beneficial to Sioux City. Des Moines will host next year’s convention. Mayor Short’s invitation was defeated two to one. L Zurmehler was elected president and Frank G Pierce secretary-treasurer. A banquet by Muscatine Chamber of Commerce featured notable speeches including J H Trewin on The Constitution. The convention discussed a condensed code and a forthcoming municipal flaws book.

E. Johnson Muscatine Iowa League of Municipalities Des Moines Short Sioux City L. Zurmehler Blairs Frank G. Pierce Marshalltown

Inventor Patents Pointed Pipe For Coal Watering

George Galarno, chief clerk of municipal accounting in the state auditor's office, attended the convention and will visit tomorrow. An inventor has patented a pointed pipe that can be driven into the coal and connected to a hose to convey water to the desired place.

George Galarno State Auditor's Office

Auto bandits seize thousands in Grand Rapids cash heist

Shouting men robbed the Grand Rapids Savings bank beach location today and escaped with several thousand dollars after holding up a shop on Montrose Avenue. Cohen was bound with wire and forced to the rear while two men rifled the jewelry store and loaded gems into a suitcase before fleeing to a waiting car with two others. The quartet vanished toward Kedzie Avenue.

Associated Press Grand Rapids, Mich Grand Rapids Savings Bank Chicago Cohen Mont- Tose Avenue H Appeared. Both the Men Then Drew Reqairers Auty Kedzie Avenue

Estate seeks settlement in damages suit over Donald J. Ames death

Application from the administrator of the estate of Donald J. Ames asks permission to settle a damages suit arising from the death of Donald J. Ames. The claim was $25,000 on account of the boy’s death and is settled for $1,750.

Donald J. Ames

Settlement proposed in dairy farm boy death case

The admission gate accident at Dairy Catth Congress caused the death of a 10 year old boy on September 8. A settlement of 1750 dollars is proposed, down from an original claim of 25 000 dollars. Funds would be divided among the boy’s parents for his services during infancy, with 600 dollars to be paid. others named in the schedule would receive portions, leaving an estate for further division and potential future legal action.

Jesus Meo Mra John Ames Pickett Swisher Barwell

Foundling Grown Up Seeks Kin Through Ad in New York Paper

Jfranel Nichols a Pittsburg cigar salesman publishes a plea in a New York paper seeking relatives or parents of a boy left at the New York Foundling Home. He was born May 7 1887 and later adopted in Michigan before moving to Pittsburg. Nichols hopes for any information and offers a small reward.

Foundling New York Jfranel Nichols Pittsburgh Frank Nichols New York Foundling Home East Sixty-Eighth Street New York City Roadway Central Hotel Poundling Miehteur Iitsburgh Mir. Nichols Tam O

Steel strike looms as unions demand open shop stance

In Youngstown and surrounding districts employers announce open shop policy while unions press for talks with steel firms. In Ohio and Pennsylvania districts about 64 800 workers may be affected as 18 000 Cleveland workers prepare to strike Monday. General Manager F L S Parks and organized workers meet in Pueblo to discuss the move with no decision yet.

United States Steel Corporation Davis Youngstown Promary Youngstown Shoeer & Tube Company Brier Hii Steel Company Republic Iron & Steel Company ROG Younsstown Atrilsa Cleveland Henry W. Ruisse Steel Workers’ Organization Pueblo Colo Flis. Parks Colorado Fuel & Iron Company Porky

Court Term Closes After 85 Days In May Session

After 85 days in session the May term of the district court at Camp Town ends today. The September term begins next Monday, leaving judges little vacation time.

Hawkeye Oil Plant Floods Damage Boiler Room and Warehouse

Heavy rains flooded the Hawkeye Oil company main warehouse and boiler room. Water reached six feet in the boiler area and three feet in the warehouse, ruining packages and food supplies. Pumps were utilised to remove the water, with full clearance slated for early next week.

Onl Hawkeye Oil Company

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