Entente Against Fame 10 Italy Titton Declares Entente
Washington reports senators press for State Department on marines landings and European actions. Dispatches say Tittoni asserted measures to block annexations and defend Jugo Slavs in Völkischer claims while Italian forces faced actions near Tran. US destroyers and marines aided, with Serbian troops arriving as Tran was turned over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAME
Italy
Titton
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Finox
Senate
Tran
Dalnatta
Copenhagen
Paris
Lodge
State Department
Europe
Schleswig-Holstein
Knex
Forasso Titteni
Crown Council
Jal
Fiume
Armiog
Neschen
Sta!senfurt
Thrace
Banat
Giovanni Gioli
Nitti
Gazetia del Popolo
Turin
Tittoni
D'Annunzio
Adriatic
Airvices
United States
Jugo- Blays
Transpot Gfler
Germuin
Pole
Lascaris de
France
Calas
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Prance
Parla
Dunkerton Youths on Motorcycle Hurt in Collision
Two Dunkerton youths John Stephen and Arthur Shan nop riding a motorcycle were struck by a car driven by EB. H. Marti of Tripoli at Parker Street and Loren Avenue. Both suffered injuries including broken bones and were taken to a physician's office for treatment. The auto and motorcycle were badly damaged and abandoned at the scene.
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John Stephen
Arthur Shannop
Dunkerton Young Mn
EB. H. Marti
Tripoli
Parker Street
Loren
Martin
Jidlicge
John McGraw
Burt
Hubert Lamb
John Spangler
Lupton Avenue
Varry
Cherles City
William Gallow
Westfield
Thors
Castle Congress
Mr. Spangier
Jenning Board
McGraw
Carl Lotus Becker
C. D. Becker
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
A. T. Smith
Sixth Street West
Worth Tillman
James
U.s.marines
Mare’s Island
Colfax
Cal
Groceries Down in New York Since Year Start
The fair price committee reports groceries 15 percent lower today than January 1 while meat prices fall eight to 10 percent. Arthur Williams, federal food administrator, notes declines with seven items down totaling 3 14 rents and one change in meat list lamb at two cents per pound.
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Associated Press
New York
Fair Price’ Committee
Arthur Williams
Premier Chente suceau Speech Sparks Treaty Debate
Paris dispatch reports Premier Chente sucreau addressing the chamber of deputies about ratifying the peace treaty with Germany. He asserts America will join the cause even without a written treaty, praising American troops and recalling the Paris defense decision that shaped France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Chente Suceau
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Durtaig
M. Barthou Warda
America
Sun
Organizer slain in Pennsylvania in mine shooting
In Pennsylvania the inquest into the death of Mrs. Janny E. Sellens, an organizer for the United Mine Workers, is opened after she was killed August 26 when guards of Allegheny Coal and Coke Company allegedly opened fire during a strike. A striker, L Joseph Strzelecki, was also killed. The incident drew attention from the Senate Labor Committee and prompted an ongoing Department of Labor investigation. One guard is jailed on murder charges. other guards on duty will testify.
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Associated
T Pittsburgh
Sept
Icaders
Orower
Janny E. Sellens
United Mine Workers
Allegheny Coal &Coke Company
West National
L Joseph Strzelecki
Tiiker
Pra
Senate Labor Committee
Washington
Jlrs
Sellens
Department of Labo Washington
Mission Board of Evangelical Ass'n Meets in Waterloo
About 50 delegates arrived in Waterloo for the annual meeting of the Mission Board of the Evangelical Association at First Evangelical church. Sessions run through Monday with business focus on financing missionary work and no formal program set. President T J Meckel presided. delegates from Washington Oregon and California attend evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Missions of the Evangelicalociation
First Evangelical Church
Iowa
T. J. Meckel
Cleveland
Ueresates
Washington
Oregon
California
8. C. Breytagel
H. M. Tayama
Japan
Flower Day Observed At St Francis Hospital
Flower Day will be observed tomorrow by St Francis hospital auxiliary with cut blossom sales in the business section and at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. Proceeds go to the hospital's free ward, open to all regardless of religion. Groups of young women have promoted the sale for years at the value show with liberal public support expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Dairy Cattle Congress
Motor Car Show Truly A Wonder At Dairy Congress
A Waterloo auto show rep hailed the event as the finest Midwest motor show with wide displays in Automobile hall. The 1920 model lineup includes Cadillac sedans and many new designs with beveled bodies, bright lighting, alabaster interiors, and decorative Cattle Congress colors.
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Middlewest
Waterloo Auto
Ryalio
Juntlee
Walerog
Cattle Congress
JG V. Orr
Black Hawk County
Rail Unions Clash Over October Conference Representation
Washington Sept 26 A dispute erupts between four railroad brotherhoods and fourteen other railroad unions over who may represent at President Wilsons industrial conference in October. Director General Hines was told to have four men represent the rail unions, a move denounced by shop and maintenance of way, clerk and other unions seeking inclusion. The four brotherhoods justify their choice by noting other delegates from the American Federation of Labor. The controversy continues unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Hines
Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Raisuli the Moroccan Bandit Sought by Authorities
Tangier reports Spanish troops begin operations against Raisuli the famed Moroccan bandit who has led a long revolt in the Spanish zone. He is said wounded in the head by a grenade from an airplane as authorities pursue him and his large band of recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tangier
Morocco
Raisuli
Raisali
Pers
Villa
Raiselli
Smuggling Over Detroit River Thwarts Canada Revenue
Detroit reports extensive smuggling across the Detroit River into Windsor Ontario. Merchants estimate $4,000,000 worth of goods yearly and a $1,500,000 annual loss in Canadian customs revenue. Windsor authorities bolster efforts with a woman inspector amid merchant boycotts and US investigations into opium trafficking.
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Dominion
Windsor
Detroit
Mick
Detroit River
Ont
Canada
Ontario
Michigan
United States
Proceedings of Black Hawk County Board 1919
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors met September 10 1919 with all members present. Minutes approved. Appointed F J Schitt deputy sheriff and set compensation. Discussed tax refunds and drainage districts. Opened bids on multiple bridge and road projects and awarded contracts to Waterloo Construction Co Miller-Fifield Construction Co and T J Michaelson. Authorized commissioners travel payments and committee appointments for drainage and Beaver Creek grade and Eagle Center Road No 1.
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Waterloo
Town
Black Hawk County
Iowa
F. J. Schitt
Janey GO
Lowe
Bher- Sherif
Walter Kutter
Eev Ree
Dunkerton General School
la Porte City
Usni
Gilbertville General School
School House
Castle Hill General Fund
Cedar Heights
Waterloo City West
Mullan Ave
Whitney Road
Falls Ave
Brary
Strayer
S&s. E
B. Ib. Kine
G. Lu. Bright
EB. du. Kline
Ll. Bright
Mr. Anderson
Iawa
J. J. Rainbow
Lownship
Bth
J. J. Rainnbow
Francis County
C. D. Becker
Vuuz
Tiffany
G. W. Harbins
Boldiers
Plier P Commission
Chas D. Becker
Hoy
Krancia
Buchanan Coun
General School
Severake
FE. H
Able
Cedar Falls
Minnie Ludtke
A. C. Dennis Nat
Tate
FHS
Bund
Bailey
Bragden
Wm. Barre
Ates
Cart ‘Insell
Iteam
Walter Ritcher
Howard Bunn
Insane County Bridge
Mundi
Waterloo Town
Ume
Buard
Shirley
Waterloo Construction Co
East Fourth Stree
J T. Michaelson
McQuilken
Miller-Fifield
Conraction Co
Riion Co
Joe Shirley
J. J. Anderson
J. Magee
Bulley D
Anderson
Ortoler
A .Francis County
Altor
M. J .Magee
Board of Supervisors
Iee Pee
Beeke
J. L. Bailey
Magee
Yawnship
Range
Geo. L. Smith
Noonan
Lewis Miller
A. BE
Michael
Black Hawk
Eagle Center Secondary
Eagle Center Road
Chris Hansen
Hime
Cox Gros
Phattei Ton
Eagle Center
W. J. Magee
Haig uJc
Ir. Bailey
Fesie Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk Russ
Lamcott County
Towa
Mages
F. M. Mcquilkin
Tittany
Lynn King
Gaunt
Eiselini
McQuitkin
de Shirley
Cox Bros
Bennington Deeesios
Big Creek
Big Creek Io
Ehrvaee
Bis Creek
Bi Creek
Big Creek No
Bere
Odo
Black Haw
Black Hawk No
Bota
Lester A
Lester
Lester O
Eallea
Incom
Otle
Vernon
Sean
Mit
Mt. Vernon Se Co
Uta
Mt. Vernon
DSI
Mt. Vernon S
Lorange
Consolidated
Poyner
Aerrees Ane Ee
Washington & O
Rives Wee
Waterloo No
Airbanks Msi Seveettienne
ATE Ear
Jos Consolidated i
Jubilee Consolidated
Eerste
Jooas AO
Geneiual Levies
Wes County
Revenuery County
Bridge
Ritlessetee County Poor
Insaneshea County Bond
We.s.s
Waterloo in Brief Highlights Cattle Congress and LocalEvents
Local notices report Helen McAlvin resuming college work in Iowa City and J W Moore visiting Waterloo for the Cattle Congress. Graduate nurses meet at Presbyterian Hospital rooms. divers visitors attend the dairy show. Divorces, arrests, and recoveries feature among engagements, with a banquet for Maj T E Rust and engineering society sessions announced.
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Helen McAlvin
Iowa City
College of Liberal Arts
J. W. Moore
Clayton
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo Medical Society
J. G. Slifer
Eldora
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Sept 29 1911 List
The notice lists marriage licenses granted including Robert Davis and Katherine Taylor of Muscatine and Alvin Clausen of Cedar Falls with Anna M. Rasmussen of New Hartford. It appears in a section detailing civil registrations for the date provided.
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Robert Davis
Hart Dodge
Katherine Taylor
Muscatine
Alvin Clausen
Cedar Falls
Anna M. Rasmussen
New Hartford
Parade Story From Brussels War Parade In Belgium
Irvin Bandfield recalls marching before the King and Queen of Belgium in Brussels as flowers covered the ground. The Waterloo resident served in the First division, later joining Pershing’s composite regiment, and returned from Europe after enlisting in 1917. He is an East High student.
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Brussels
Belgium
Irvin B. Bandfield
H. M. Bandfield
Nevada Street
Europe
Bandfield
United States
Pershing
Camp Meade
Waterloo
East High
Mystery grows as Valbanera sinks deeper into shoal quicksand
Key West Florida reports the sunken Valbanera liner is gradually sinking into quicksand on the shoal where it lay. Divers found no bodies near the wreck and no survivors are detected. The loss endangers 488 or 489 passengers thought aboard as calls for help fade amid the gulf hurricane aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Valbanera
Florida
Admiral Benson Praised By Daniels On Retirement
Secretary Daniels lauds Admiral William D Benson for over four years as chief of naval operations during World War II. Daniels praises Benson for efficiency loyalty and leadership that earned nationwide respect as he retires age yesterday. Firewood for sale and lumber ads appear in the same clipped notice.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William 8. Benson
Daniels
Navy
Navy Department
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Forel
Tit- Vout
Alise
Tome
Dunkerton
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Mission Board of Evangelical Ass'n
October Council
Town Lor Co
Miles
AER
Millis
Proceedings OF County Board
MS. Schauer
Myttehetl
Sherwtie
Ut “Thomas
Sher
Sher- Webber
Jaentines
Suerete
W. “Bartholomew
Frank W. Potter
Sher. H. Adams
Ote Aote Oat
Amy Oon Amo
Center Road No. 1
Waterlon G. A. RR. Post
G. W. Harkin
Soldiers’ Helief Commission
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Abbie Donnan
Independence
M. Ll. Tate
Johnstown
Emporium
H. R. Perry
Davenport
H. W. Grout
Cal. Perry
Abis District
Charies City
Sarah Olsen
Carl Olsen
Sarah Leggi
Bertha Colburn
Los Angeles
Fairview
Colburn
Alias Colburn
Waterloo Technical Society
K. P. Hall
Maj
T. E. Rust
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Maj. Rust
Waterloo Engineering Society
Ben’ C. Everall
Buchasen Options
The
Courier
Scane’s
Irvin Bandfield
King
Benson
Towo Lumber Co
Knox Hat Company
Inn
Knox
Knox Hat Company, Inc
Spears
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