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   Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - April 26, 1920, Waterloo, Iowa                              The of of tlM Courier to THREE CENTS all with buyers asked to upon paying only the advertised AND WATERLOO DAILY REPORTER WEATHER Chicago April Unsettled tonight rain In and south and wider in central portion In east bi IMC ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED W A T E K L 0 0 1 0 W A MO X 13 A Y A P R T Ij 2 G 1020 T W K L V K P A G E S TWO PRICE HOME TmM U S VICTOR IN COAL TRUST SUIT HURT AS GKS EXPLODES IN Alfred Thiel Age 20 Buried Under Mass of Concrete Rescued by Fireman ELECTRIC CONTACT WITH GASOLINE LEAK CAUSE Amundsen Will Quit Pole Hunt Navy By the Associated Press Washington D C April Radio messages received today by the navy department from its tion at Cordova Alaska indicate that Roald Amundsen the Arctic explorer ef forts to reach the North Pole said it was under stood that arrived last week at Siberia ini take the steamer at for the time of his departure would depend on the time his getting clear of ice in Siberia 49 OF 50 CASES OF FOOD WRONGS ARE TRUE BILLS Damage Estimated at Windows in Many Nearby Buildings Shattered Passing thru a tremendous ex Wont i 1 J f 1 if c L It LI VL A Vi By the Associated Press Washington D C April Government charges involving vio lation of pure food laws were up linn TO SETTLE Nitti and Tfumbitoh Make Plea Moving Premier Council to Assent to Proposition STORY WILSON PLAN WAS TO RULE SEEN PREMATURE Constitution for State Asked by Italys Envoy Opposed by British 7 Messenger Boys in Chicago Save Buy Automobiles Chicago April Chicago messenger boys own Sheir own automobiles a cen sus of employes of one tele graph company disclosed The boys who earn 85 cents an hour and halt for overtime say they bought the cars with money saved from their wages YARDMEN OF K C DENIED HEARING BY LABOR BOARD By the San Remo April coun at a Fowler street was and streets ly decided in federal courts it was m Alfred Thiel 626 today by the bureau of j alive Ten actions were based on the adulteration of tomato including catsup The products most fre badly injured but with good chan ces for recovery That he was not instantly killed seemed able to those first upon the scene Injuries Arot Critical Thiel is resting quietly at St Francis hospital and his injuries I paring products are not considered critical or of a j Stock food made from cotton very serious nature His right leg seed meal or cake was the basis of is badly bruised below the knee 11 actions the most frequent and a deep gash is cut in his right charge being that of misbranding chemistry department of ture will and of quent charge was that of the use g ques i be tween the Italion and JugoSlavia governments it was learned today Reports that the Adriatic ques ot moldy or rotten tomatoes in wrist His hair and eyebrows are singed but no deep burns were sustained At noon today the phy in charge said he found no the patient will iin all probability recover without permanent injuries Business District Feels Shock The explosion which shook buildings and rattled windows the east district and broke a number of windows in the junior high school across Immediately enveloped in flames was quickly extinguished however by the No 1 which is located on Fifth almost Canned salmon was the basis of four seizure Spoilage was the charge made in each seizure Fiume would be settled by the San Remo council in accordance with President Wilsons program ap from San Remo advices last night to be at least premature It was stated that the settlement pro posed by Premiar Nitti altho fol nf By the Associated Press Washington DC April The railroad labor board today re fused to hear the wage demands of the Kansas City associa tion on the ground that the applica tion did not conform to the provi the law Hearings on the demands of the Chicago St Louis 700 Robberies Carl Indexed by Crook Killed by Cops as He Tries to Escape BUSINESS SYSTEM USED EVEN TO BOOKKEEPING MORE ALLIES ON RHINE IF NEEDED Tn IS DECISION MADE IU 1 TOP Tons of Art Works Gems and in Oriental Rugs Found in Warehouse By the Associated Tress a LUU and Cleveland April hun tions and the strikers in the metro a red robberies whose loot is be district in New York to total more than 500 had been refused by the I 000 were cleared today when po lly tin April from the supreme coun cil that representatives of lie allied countries and Germany meet n on May 5 were confirmed to day San Remo April Mavas supreme council today adopted the declar ation with regard to Germany af ter inserting a clause declaring its readiness to tuke all measures even the occupation of additional German territory if necessary to assure the currying out of the treaty of Versailles The adoption oC this clause gave rise to some discussion Premier Nitti of Italy opposed measures Premiers Millerand i Lloyd George however showed Ithe Italian prime minister tho neri Defendant and Allied Concerns Violated Commodity Clause of Interstate Statute Senator Incensed That Wifes Quoted as Saying Things All Denied by Him board Replying to telegrams from cham bers of commerce in various parts of the country asking a speedy set of the whole railway wage dispute the board announced that it was proceeding with all diligence to make an early adjustment lice examined the effects of Hurry easily of considering such an mid Baron pan esc ambassador eventuality mans of to Franco joined them in this J James silk mask burglar ot view which was adopted by who was killed last night after council shooting up the Town Hall police station wounding two patrolmen 700 Robberies Indexed on Curds In James private warehouse lBy thr Associated Press Indianapolis April 20 candidates for the Kc presidential nomina Gen Leonard Wood Senator G Harding of Ohio and of In Indianapolis for a short time READING C R R OF N J MUST SELL COAL STOCKS White Holmes Vandevanter in Minority Opinion Sustain j Lower Bars Finding where truckloads of rare art works oriental rugs jewels directly tion opposite the filling sta A D TO C i for the buffer state of loi Fiume both the French AT Tlt i and British premiers objected con Al V it large A JV the character ofthe new state Premier Nitti it was in formed French and British delegations that Ital The hoard today continued its writers adding machines and doz hearings on the wage demands of ens articles were found the brotherhoods Timothy Shea police uncovered a card index in vice president of the Brotherhood which the 700 robberies were list of Locomotive Firemen told the ed with the loot lowing generally the lines of that additional pay for rail section of the card file ident Wilsons note of Dec 9 workers would not have the and the ied from it by including a of increasing the cost f By the Associated Press New York April American announced of bulk granulated from 1712 cents a pound to 18 12 cents wholesale ly l sons plan or abide by of T Jbj should either accept Sugar company j London d today it had advanced Prices for sugar j v u If 12 feO nrt i cents apound leading 19 great force of the explosion refineries based on thp tions for raw sugar and to I building which Set sizeable amounts in anr quar was 12 by 15 feet was located in j ter the center of the station enclosed Since last December the price of in frame and glass The floor Cuban raw sugar has advanced over ARREST PROTEST By the Press Cleveland O LV Faulkner local representative of r r n A J J A CWA OOU1J TO the oil and gas pit was of solid j from 10 cents cost to secretary oi Labor Wilson retK inches thick The 18 12 cents Concrete partition walls were blown to pieces parts wood and glass be ing hurled across streets on side Of the glass only atoms an inch square could be seen scattered over a wide area Action explosion came the concrete floor was heaved up like a pack of pasteboard cards arid thrown in great chunks out into the driveways Few of these pieces weighed less than 200 pounds and the largest probably 500 pounds j One of these pieces of concrete fell j upon young Thiel pinning him down Alfred Thiel age about 20 is Rather Than Brain Work K pf Cleve i land association de j clared that federal authorities here I overstepped arrest of strikers He said to Uni ted States District Attorney Wertz to prevail on to permit Ithe men to retain seniority they return to work 1 I wage adjustments Russia Trade Envoys to Have Entrance to Ally Lands the excuse was about had Washington D C i The federal government today won antitrust suit against the Read ing company and affiliated coal i companies in one ot the socalled anthracite coal cases j Court Divided Four to Three Ti T n i r By a vote of four to three the Washington D April COUrt sustained the govern The bitter personal attacks that the companies been made upon him by the tne commodities clause of Gen Wood and Herbert interstate commerce act and fories lrew the of the dissolution of the S unl w Johnson yesterday companies The senator rested at his home The Reading and New t T r near Washington preparatory to jersey railroads the court decided rlt fi of 1C Bnt which dispose of Stock ownership P Kiv TuTTK i Maryland and Indiana during the respectively of the 1 a S ist leader and former provisional j n president of Albania have Band of Essad Pasha Takes Albania Town used Tirana Albania and over upon by profiteers to exploit light inspectors card found in i tne Albanian public to gain entry to the I according to a message from Ho T i L ji t i CT i rrj It i nrl hr o Fear Him Labor is only a in the houses cost of production Shea said He Gold Coast Automobiles declared that the labor on shoes which now sell for or a pair is only 88 cents Reading Coal Iron Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coal Characterizing the attacks upon company him as being prompted by the fear j I Justices Ior Dismissal that his candidacy with the people Justice Clarke rendered the rina transmitted by the Exchange j js too much headway for the majority while Chief Telegraph correspondent at Athens i senator said Justice White in a minority The members of the overthrown in which Justices A third file listed gold coast i government have been dispersed n w 1 IT Il with description li i cense number owners name and Railroad officials will attempt to data to indicate the valuation the wages ofi found ledgers ot he but a of pawnbrokers with claim will be disapproved by labor the 6t preferred Entente to Protest Recent Jap Military In a secret chamberin ment of tlie warehouse were 150 We have become ac serious a the message adds The Albania government forces were compelled 40 Abandon their The rifles have been taken over by the Ital ians the message states It Is re ported that there were 200 casual ties at the end of the fighting After considerable fighting bo fl Vandevater factor in this fight that now there IK apparently one candidate in c t the o the lower the fie d This is shown by the fact cln the governments that candidates with ill 111 t J oriental rugs appraised bv an exi tween the forces and j A n nnn i Vi a m t I Im I pert at 40000 nt When James was killed he was 111 Siberia found to be wearing a suit be i longing to former United States i Senator William Lorimer one of i the government forces the former occupied southwest of Du razzo and Durazzo is re as the objective of the anti government forces Vladivostok April mat protest to the allied powers 40 stolen froma tailor shop Constantinople dispatches on March 18 gave the name of Essad lUdl LU LiJO JL O LUC 11 Ut against recent actions by the L OT LI O Pasha as among the Turkish lead anese military forces is being pro pared by the interallied railway j The board received a reply to i inquiries regarding alleged of the interallied railway to Cost in Fiscal Year 1920 ers taken prisoner when the al lies occupied the Ottoman capital agreement passed by it on April 17 the Japanese member M B Palestine Plan US Purse Likely to Be Tapped By the Associated Press New York April fCS I railway of 9 000000000 pounds should he executed in full b t ken as of America has i the statement says v I declare that a the military forces guarding the year railway are making adequate efforts al 5433000000 vri QC I a C By the Associated Press London April to permit the entrance into al lied countries pLa Russian j bolshevik commercial delegation been reached by su allied council according to a locked the door and stepped inside I Reaching up to pull a switch which i turned on the lights the explosion followed He was blown out of the i building with the partition Aj great chunk of the concrete heaved j up from the floor followed him I and fell upon his legs holding him fast He was stunned but retain ed consciousness Firemen Hear Cries station and Fireman to Jews willbe changed of foreign Great j Edward Buehler were the first to a sympathetic civil rule objects to receiving him on to reach the young man guided by ists are represented in San Remo by the ground he had taken advantage 13 c T 1 YT M niw nn nf cm Til rtlrtl 11 VI irl 1 Q Tl A to as well the employes the which supports them are deserting their own fight suit Out of It for the purpose of traducing me l Associate Justices McReynolds We have out of and Bran dels did not participate in i T i i i i 1 M the fight done so others have not the decision Justice McReynolds Let them go ahead I was attorney general during the the government prosecuted ai the s which instituted rPBt mv PI HP with rest m case with tlie people wajs Senators Wife Dragged In Another of the socalled anthra Senator Johnson was particularly cite cases that against the Lehigh incensed by a dispatch from Valley railroad company and af delphia published in a local paper rail coal production and which attributed certain remarks to sales is pending vana Mrs Johnson In an interview which when Justice Clarke reac his de the senator gave regarding the in the Reading case today yit tensely bitter and personal cam was at first assumed this case also which the Hoover managers bad been decided Examination of h Hope President Will Submit Treaty Again San Remo April semiofficial announcement at San have been given Zionist represents Reino says a dispatch to the Ex tives by British delegates here that I change Telegraph company This the military administration of Pali delegation is headed by Maxim estine which has been far from assistant bolshevik his cries for help rounded by flames He was sur By herculean effort the firemen were able to lift the heavy weight from the Zionist commission there Its Job the sution alarmed by the OUB a 3 Benjamin Cohen of Chicago 111 of privileges and engag who came from Palestine with Dr ed in political propaganda while in Chayim Weizmann president of the i England On that occasion he is and creates a new record for sugar i importations into this country The figures include the sugar brought I from our own islands which are Pair nf as rd Ul not generally included as imports S Chamber Plan is to Take Control of Americanization Job in Cellar Shotgun Picked Up Mile from House Turtle Lake N D April 26 are making in California None of the things quoted as ing been said by Mrs Johnson were to tlle Lehigh Wilkes said the senator stated adding barre Coal company one of the eom Por the first time in my career I jn the Reading case r find a disreputable reporter dragging in Mrs Johnson in an article about my campaign Mrs Johnson entirely out of it i She has refused every request for interviews has declined to permit I her picture to be published and has I avoided every semblance of publicI ity in connection with the As much as I have been Washington D C April 261 lampooned and lied about I object The allies having yielded tothe to having her brought into the president on the settlement of the in this gratuitious fashion I Adriatic question Democratic sena Johnson Stays Out of SUite j tors hope Mr Wilson will resubmit i or i the German peace treaty to the sen Springfield Mass April t Uh SUggestions of a request of Angus McSween reservations acceptable to manager of the Johnson eastern the headquarters in New yori anj Underwood who is about is made today h dp f Senator Johnson will not enter the the murder of i and Mrs Jacob Wolf their five Atlantic City Y April j children and a chore hoy on The board of directors of the United Wolf farm near here said today States Chamber of Commerce in that they still were without i T McLean county officials who are primary contest in Massachusetts I v The statement follows to as a political move sued an to British labor Form of Note to Berlin Problem San Reino April The su noise of the explosion arrived in few moments and assisted in taking the injured man to St Francis hospital in the city lance Two Smaller Explosions ment has ended said Mr Cohen council began its work today today With the creation of a nai Witn the intention of finishing its lional Jewish home its work now isj remaining labors before night The the development of Palestine and premiers had important decisions to Attended Reception onu Flagship to Coontz Night Before Found Dead chiefly those concerning the migrants from eastern Europe This form in which the note to Germany A second and third explosion of development will be largely setting forth the allied position lesser force followed the main cultural with regard to execution of the i J w By the Associated Press i convention here today proposed clues either as to the chamber assume supreme of the murderer or motives of Americanization work in the that prompted the crime discover Saturday afternoon reeling the efforts of organizations i The coroners jury which ex now engaged in philanthropise and i several witnesses yester activities To finance this day and was taken over the scene undertaking it was proposed the eight murders returned a quate collections of money he made verdict finding that the victims land disbursed by a standing were murdered by parties on American ideals under known thei the treaty foreign relations committee f the the resolution declaring view of the concessions to his authorized nerson demands by the allied prf fn the in President it is contend m hib the m could with d g send th contest Senator Johnson recol treaty again to the senate asking contest senator Senator iv instances of i however will tell the president that tint unless he makes concessions to the auu the treaty cannot for are blowup but little additional dam now has a population i treaty of Versailles should work the brain as the have been doing forthe most etc There was little furniture in Part portions of the world place It will be an interesting social ex night The British ordered to be ready has been tomorrow 1C O J U Ul JVJ t iC 3 iderstood by the citizens of the state i ratified does not desire to take part in Senator said that the sen rt Ti i i oo i 11 i nf ithe contest nor to have persons who ate woud pass the peace resolution prescribed by the board of dii cellar generously formed organiza in his opinion before taking a re found in a slough a in his behalf attempt to for the national conventions the Wolf home have been the election of delegates by officials so far in have not expressed a search for evidence that for his nomination lead to the identification of the murderer Rear Admiral be B Brittain chief of staff to of the Atlantic Undetermined The cause of the explosion could not be fully determined The pjt extending under the entire office floor was filled with pipes leading from the storage tanks under outside It is supposed that this pit and the room above filled with gas vapor from a leak and there may have been a large quan tity of gasoline in the bottom What ignited the gas is not known but it is supposed that there was a spark when the knife switch was closed There was no explosion in the main storage tanks well protected underground beneath the sidewalks Thiel had hardly time to sense the smell of gas as he had just got ten into the doorway It Is be that the frame of the open floor was his salvation from Instant death as it broke the force of the shock against his body V Previous Explosion This is the second flro that lias occurred at Bartles under similar cir periment It will not be socialistic but I think it may be called social U S to Supply Funds America I think will have to supply most of the money until the j new state gets going While some i of the expenditures will be others will be unproductive SPY GETS 2 YEARS Minneapolis Minn April Jacob O Bentall former socialist candidate for governor of Minn convicted on his retrial of violation of the espionage act was sentenced to two years in the fed eral prison at Leavenworth Kan by Judge Page Morris on the United States district court here today The former explosion about a year ago was not so dis as no one was injured and the building was not so badly dam aged The financial loss thru explosion and fire Is estimated at about 000 By the Associated Press the hospital ship Solace Illness Had Kept Him In Bed Rear Admiral Brittain was in poor health and was confined to his bed when the flagship of the fleet left New York on Jan 7 and until after its arrival in Cuba He was an indefatigable worker and it is believed his illness brought his mental strain to the breaking point On the evening of April 21 Rear Admiral Brittain attended a recep1 tion aboard the flagship given byj Admiral Henry B Wilson com imander of the fleet in honor of l E Coontz chief of naval operations Apparently in good spirits At 4 oclock ithe next morning a shot was heard in his cabin and he was found with IN H C L Boy Kills Father With Empty Revolver ST LOUIS ROADS HIRING MEN IN STRIKERS JOBS Grows 708 Per Cent in 10 Years He Flew Into When She Pleaded That He Increase Home Budget Cedar la April 26 McNeil five years old shot and killed his father Pat rick McNeil hero yesterday afternoon The child was play ins with a revolver that was supposed be unloaded and it at his father The bullet entered just below the heart By the Associated Press Washington D C Populations of cities announced to day include 1920 Increase Pet Census 10 Tears Gain By the Associated Louisville Ky April about the high cost Paris April heart discussion about the high cost of hips doctor announced lint death of living Dr Charles K Nary denti on May f instantaneous Funeral I 54 seized a paring knife at result of a number home here today cuf the throat L Ship of his wife Grace 40 inflicted sn Holiday brand that equals Butter advertisement By the Press St Mo April i roads here today began employing linen to fill places of Cal 21161 473 ing yardmen in an effort to break Shawnee Okla n ithe unauthorized walkout All Minn men are members of the Virginia Minn of Railway Trainmen it and some are from other S The terminal announced the to SERIOUSLY BURNED tal now at work was 300 a fourth thC j la April 230 70S 339 584 the unions voting to Join the labor demonstration hv calling a general remain on will be open Teachers will and food stores least part of the day Stick to Eight cents to the of hip wife Grace 40 inflicted su His Son Body Home wounds on his Ensign Thomas Brittain son of Mrs M H Penton Carlinville 111 the dend officer who with the and cut his own throat Nary died fleet nt the time of his a fow minutes Mrs Nary death is accompanying he body say survive Washington i Police reports were that Nary R assistant flew into a rage when his wife chief of staff is now acting as chief pleaded for an increased household Of The Courier should be deliv ered at your home before oclock If thru error of the carrier boy or other cause fail to receive your paper by that time a copy of thr paper will be Phone must reach office before p m TYRE BISHOP U S VISITOR r By the Associated Press two New York April received burns which prob Rev Khouri Maronite ably will be fatal Saturday after archbishop of Tyre Syria said to noon when his clothing became ig be the first Syria archbishop of Accompanied Roman Catholic church to come to by a smaller brother lie had been the United States arrived here hunting eggs in the barn and used today on the steamer Lorraine as the matches for light altho the i extraordinary apostolic visitor to bovs nd been given an electric the Maronite churches of America flashlight His mothers hands advertisement for his recovery   

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