Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - April 29, 1920, Waterloo, Iowa tit i The In Waterloo of tbU UN Courier THREE CENTS are all supplied with and buyers are asked upon only the advertised lisa AND WATERLOO DAILY REPORTER Chicago April Probably rain ana colder and Friday ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRB L W A T H U B SPAY APRIL 29 1920 TWENTY PAGES v v v a u iv o A i A r it i JU a U 1 U X 0 T W K N T Y P A G E S 5 DEAD IN COLLISION ON NORTHWESTERN TO PAPER MAKERS PATTERSON SAYS TO Found Guilty of Intoxication and Illegal Transportation of Liquor IVI irom By the Associated Press D 1 April 29 Lack of satisfactory understanding between the publishers and print paper manufacturers was held to be responsible in part for the pres ent paper shortage by Paul Pat terson one of the publishers of the Baltimore Sun in testimony today before the senate manufacturers subcommittee investigating the pa per situation He explained that while there would be no increased production this year production in 1921 would be 300000 tons over for 1920 The present shortage the wit j ness said resulted from increased consumption beyond the capacity of tlie PaPr mills Saying that in creased prices for paper were sary about three years ago he as i sorted that the producers failed to ersinto their con with the result that an agi tation was started against increas ed prices and for public control of the paper industry Also the inan he said failed to ex pand their plants As a result of this situation Mr h this morning with the ers came to iSU his year Rads hold tnat meet demands was discovered so 1040 POUNDS OF FAT COW GIVES BREAKS RECORD STILL DEFIANT SAYS HAT WILL STAYIN Coroner Smith Now Acting IK the Sheriff Deputy Wagner May Fill Out Term B Henderson sheriff of as Henderson was guilty ot that they entered 1920 with m office the specific findings shortage being that of drunkenness and the hand illegal transportation of ing liquor j With the filing of this and the entry of judgment in the of of the district court the office of sheriff became vacant Monday the county board meets Cor oner Sidney Smith will act as is will name Herman T Wag ner first deputy tofill out M term or uril til Jan 1 1921 j Will in Race I The deposed officer declared to day that he would press a vigorous campaign for election to his asa vindication I Judge Dawley that an act committed in a prior administra tion if the terms follow each other I is attached to the officer in his present tenn Out of a mass classes were swept away on motion and eight of the 10 remaining counts were either dism ing the trial by or not seriously pressed Charges of immorality in the first petition were omitted in the amended and substituted before the court madea ruling i At the last the states specific by the relators rested its case mainly on the following two counts the sheriff at the OWls club rooms in Waterloo in Novem ber 1917 the sheriff violated the law in illegally transporting i n t o x i calt i n g liquors from the basement pi his residence in Waterloo to the Ellis hotel in August 1917 at the time of the sher convention When Is a Man Drunk Dawley held that both of a paper on every By tho Associated New York April new champion Jersey cow will be pro claimed at the annual meeting of the American Jersey Cattle club here on June 2 it was announced today The new champion fat pro ducer is whose rec Nationalization of Industry of Unused Land Repeal of Espionage Law Sought MOVE EXPECTS TO ELECT SIX ILLINOIS CONGRESSMEN la Franco A new record also has been maile in the yearling class by Lulu Alphea of Ashburn producer of 800 pounds of fat in a test begun atthe age of 22 months US REJIG IF JURE REVOLT 5000 BIDDEN TO SHARE LARGEST WEDDING CAKE New York April eyes of New York wore focused today on the wedding in St Thom as church of Miss Little ton of tho lute Mr and MiSi Thomas J Littleton of Chattanooga Tenn to Cornelius jr Fate of Three Hangs on Ones Story of Guilt Troops Placed to Prevent Any Stray Bullets of Uprising Striking in El Paso Gompers Opposes A F of L as Aid to Endeavor Ticket to Be Full All the Way the Associated Press Chicago April Nation al Labor party convention will be held in Chicago July 11 12 and JAPANESE ARMY GETS RUSS LAND By the Associated Press Tokio April force on its way to the relief of I the district in eastern Siberia occupied the northern STEEL RING AROUND SONORA BROKEN 4000 of His Men in Chihuahua Join Rebels Commander at Agua Prieta Declares several hundred former i doughboys who served with young I Vanderbill in Frunce with the division A wed ding cake said to be the largest in tho world was provided for tho guests Gifts valued at nearly a million received by thi jewels period tion of Saghalin territory Island i it F1 By Press r Tex April Anier to nominate candidates for pres It WHS t L It in a war office stationed last might N J US ROBBERY IS Gil BY FOE AVi JJJ ident and vice president and draft a platform it was announced today by Irank J Esper national secre tary Every labor and farm organiza tion in will be invited to send one delegate for each 600 Predicted that 5 delegates would attend Many Local Illinois Victories Somber dress of women on Sentenced Womert Minneapolis Scheme Minneapolis Minn April 29 By the Associated Press New York April Maj Gen Leonard lead ing Senator Johnson of Cali only few hundred votes in the New Jersey presidential primary Johnsons campaign manager announced today that a re Morris den counties and Oam Angus heading the campaign forces an that Harry Kalisch counsel for has been retained to file petitions for a recount with circuit judges in the dls in which the Johnson forces considered their candi dates count to be in doubt the Mexican border today were waiting for the first sign of a rumored revolt in the Mexican city ot Juarez near here Troops were placed near the bor der provided with ammunition and instructed to establish a cordon to a certain distance from the border beyond which no civilian may pass Men Sleep on Anns This measure WHS a preventive one to protect the city from pos elect six congressmen outside of Cook county Labor party candi were elected this spring in more than 50 municipalities in southern Illinois particularly in the mining districts he said The Illinois state convention will ithe Minneapolis workhouse is stray bullets from the Mexi bc held early in June at Springfield and a full ticket nominated he said adding that the party expects to Lockwood superintendent S O can side In Juarez loyal Carranza of the troops slept on their arms ready workhouse informed members of for any contingency Rumors that the board of public welfare at their j Gen J G Escobar and Coi Au meeting Black dresses and dreary en have defeated the very purpose of the workhouse said the have gustin Mora at the Juarez garrison had split over tho revolt question were set at rest by a joint statement that they would remain loyal to dollars have couple including china ard and u present from Hugh C Wallace dor to France ami Mrs Wallace Among tho most prized present were a leather pocketbook from a coachman who has been in tin service nearly a quarte of a century a from Head quarters troop of the enth and an Irish lace pillow Blip from Capt Bouk of Uu New York lire department and his wife French Rail Walkout Is Called for Friday By the Preps Paris April Gen eral Federation of of France today sup port the federa tion by ordering a general strike to begin jit of May National Labor party these women inmates no In formed here last November by Women are 200 representatives of and correct their methods of living bor organizations MaxS Haves standard should be set for i Newark N J April 29 With districts Maj Gen Leonard Wood today was leading Senator Johnson of California by 672 votes in the New Jersey preferential primarjcontest returns at noon save AVood 51833 and Johnson 51150 Newark N J April 29 Corrected returns today at 4 p in with 44 districts miss ing gave Maj Gen Leonard Wood a lead of 590 over Sen ator Johnson in the Jer sey preferential presidential primary The vote stood Wood 51808 Johnson 01 319 Newark N J April Gen Leonard Wood today main counts had been proven In the he quoted from court decisions an ito the much mooted question When is a man intoxicated His folding was that a man Is drunk when a few drinks he does not his usual nient his judgment is paired or whin he is visibly an extent that iire not subject to the control of nis normal As to the question of an officers a lead of 612 votes over responsible for acts commit Senator Hiram W Johnson of ted in a previous term if there in New Jerseys prefer too presidential primary with ed the famous decision of State election districts The Walsh a Johnson county vote was Wood 51402 Johnson case adding that the principle in that decision must be The complete vote probably will binding trial courts until thenot De available until today higher tribunal changes Us dictum Seventyfour of the missing dis A Hard Contest are in counties which have Removal cases have not been very returned majorities for Wood in Iowa and f or that reason incomplete returns the trial attracted wide Big Four Delegates Chosen deep interest in this The four dele gation to the Chicago convention both sides R C be Senators Waiter E Edge I sou one orthe complainants was at and Joseph E Frelinghuysen who MI i f are pledged to support the voters Clarence Nichols of Vinton and E choice as expressed at the pri J county attorney Edward S Stokes and Wil firm of Edwards Longley Runyou pledged to sup Harris acted as counsel for port Wood sheriff Alfred Longley and George Incomplete returns indicate that p Harris being at the trial table Wood will have li district dele On agreement of both sides and Johnson Cleveland is national chairman Ef forts were made to American of tabor in the party but President Samuel Gompers opposed the AV F of B in a ment v Unite Helpless Workers The declaration of principles adopted at the 26 lere announced that the labor party was organized to assemble iri to a new majority the men and women who work but who have been scattered as helpless minor in the the confidence men of the big business The declaration included 32 planks a majority of which ac cording to Esper will be repeated in the political platform to be adopted here Among the planks are Nationalization of all essential industries Nationalization of unused land A league of workers to destroy autocracy militarism and economic bring about world wide disarmament Repeal of the espionage law Pay for Both Sexes Equal suffrage and equal pay for men and women in industry Abolition of the injunction power of judges in labor disputes Indorsement f the Plumb plan for tripartite railroad control Steeply graduated income and inheritance taxes them they should be taught how to right Slack calico no longer worn by the Instead we dress goods possibly fabric that worn by nurses Another innovation wiU be the establishment of for men and women They will be en tirely segregated HIS CHIEF IN j 1 The most serious situation in Chihuahua early today was at Chi City where revolting troops had been driven from the city last night seeking refuge in the smelter a mile away Senor a assumed control of the sit tor Carranza and telegraph night that he could the be sent Villa Trying to Avenge Angeles Francisco Villa rebel chieftain in the vicinity of Chihuahua City was reported yesterday to have op ened negotiations with the revolt Whether these efforts were successful was not confirmed was reported as having de manded that he be allowed to exe all federal whom j he wished to die in revenge for the I execution of Gen Felipe Angeles I Reports from Sonora that troops sent from here to Casas Grandes for I the Sonora campaign had refused to fight the Sonora troops were de by Mexican federal authorities at Juarez Ring Breaks to Aid Uprising Agua Prieta Sonora Mex April Paris April for a general railroad strike issued on Tuesday calling for a walkout at midnight Friday were issued con and will become effective in case the General Labor federa tion gets full support to the move ment it is understood The strike order may be suspended by quent action by the executive com of the railroad workers un ion Officials of the federation are now question of giving support to the railroad men by calling a strike in French Royalists Not Able to Make Point Harding to Possibly 38 of 48 Buckeye Delegates With Rest Pledged to Wood President steel was from Mexico City he intended ing about revolting Sonora has been broken Part of the ring has joined the revolution j In approximately 4 000 Carranza troops had revoked Columbus 0 April according to an estimate made bv Senator Warren Harding received Gen P Elias Calles rebel com presidential preference mander in the northwest at his A mf the states headquarters here These troops Republican voters Tuesday his have already been in battle with manager Harry apparently has been i loyal federal troops Gen Cailes the to veto legislation Abolition of the United States senate Chicago national convention Aid The Chihuahua situation has as sured tne Sonorans their state will On the face of air but 103 of the 5 in the state the leading Maj Gen Leonard Wood stated ne expected Juarez by 15186 votes The vote international boundry to i Ilot be invaded said Calles Hardin 125003 Wood 109817 Boyd Has Substantial Lead join the revolt Mazatlan the largest Mexican Daugherty apparently port on tne Pacific coast was re defeated by William H Boyd ported yesterday under attack by troops under Gen Angel Flores The report had not been confirmed Ey the Associated Press Cleveland attorney and a Wood candidate With only precincts missing today Boyd had a lead of i i From the heart of Mexico in The vote stood Boyd near Mexico City the revolu i 898 Daugherty 103084 continues to grow Gen Calles Three Harding and rebels there have created apparently are elected The vote in a situation that prevents Carranza ail but of the precincts sending troops north Vl 1 4 ni win Rebels Plan Mexico City Attack fH Gen Calles announced today his J j intention of soon leaving here for i Sinaloa to take personal command jj warns at tne trial table wood will have li district dele p7 oq I Wood May Have Handful u person On agreement of both sides an gates and Johnson 10 Three Indications were that at least 39 l he said were outside judge was called are unpledged American painters ranked high possibly 42 of the states 48 Pared for a further in F F Dawley of Cedar who Campaign for i International Art exhibit will he son ward with the F F Dawley of Cedar Rapids who Campaign managers for both i is considered one of the ablest Wood and Johnson reiterated was formally opened in the on the district bench In claims that their candidate would of tne Carnegie institute Iowa He gave careful carry the state j here today the first since the out tion to every legal point that was Robbery in Three Counties i break of the world war Announce delegates will be pledged to Sen pared for a further march south the ultimate object of ut LO ator Harding while the remainder Joining revolutionists in Guerrero Kri 4 fl t t il fAf nTl P t t and that that in anv way to m any way to the stand in his own admitted a drink Widespread case i to Man to his charge yesterday that Call H forma s senator had been robbed i N H Young will to for the attack on Mexico City Daugherty Gaining on Boyd Samaniego Goes Over to Columbus O April Mexico City April Miguel leading ant of Gen P B Calles ment of honors was made at the M Dai aghem Hard ni Mi By the Associated Paris April govern ment won jts point in the chamber of deputies today when it opposed a determined effort on the part of the reactionary and royalist sec tion of the chamber to secure con sideration of the question of the Deputy unified Social ist so he might be prosecuted for the article in the newspaper Lo Populaire on April 23 This article was addressed to the 1920 class of recruits and was considered by objectors to the ar ticle as an effort to incite the troops to disobedience Hy the Press Ossining N Y April drama on which hangs the fate of three men wan enacted today in the death house at Slur Sing pri HOIl Condemned to die in the electric chair with throe compan ions Joseph Milano a con to Warden in which he assorted that he alone was re sponsible for the death of Otto I a Bronx station agent robl bed and murdered last year Tho confession made its pur port at was telegraphed to Gov Smith while relatives and friends sped to Albany and New York to appeal to the governor and supreme court for a stay of exe The three men condemned to do with Milano are James sidy Joseph Usefof McLaughlln and Charles Conductor Fireman All of Winona Victims of Misinterpreted Orders SANBORN PASSING PLACE MEETING AT LAMBERTON Four Cars and Both Engines Are Wrecked in Smashup of Nos 51 6 and 517 By the Associated Minn April persons were killed in jured when passenger trains Nos 51 G and 517 on the Chicago Northwestern railroad met ina headon collision near here early today te sall to Saw been caused by misinterpretation of or ders whereby the trains were sup posed to pass at Sanborn instead of Lamberton i Four cars and both engines were Coastwise Trading wrecked J The dead are U Foreign Traffic Bills Object CBy the Associated Press Washington D C April 28 of an America policy and the development f the American merchant marine is provided in a drafted as a substitute for the house merchant marine by the senate commerce Subcommittee and made public to Chairman Jones who plans o report it to the full committee tomorrow the pro vides must be entirely American owned while 75 per cent of the stock in for eign trade held by Amer can citizens of American ships to foreign interests would c prohibited by the without he th shipping board vbich the Best for U S Owners The also would commerce commission rom exercising authority already preferential rail nd water freight rates on exports r imports as well as passenger ales unless American owned ves els were used Upon the boards recommendations where American owned ocean transportation facili ties are inadequate the commis sion would be authorized by the however to suspend this sec tion In providing for the preferential rates Senator Jones declared the only proposed a policy similar to that under which Germany Ja pan and other countries have built up their export trade and maintain ed their shipping j Federal Fleet Under Board Martial Law To Bar Spain Area Uprising CBy the Associated Press Madrid April has been proclaimed the Tlie would place the present province of according to governmentowned merchant fleet tne direction of a shipping m I hoard composed of seven members Ed Clark conductor L S Ful ler engineer and E C Larson fire man on 5 17 tram Winona A Tracy Minn and E W Augustine Pioneer 0 Among the injured are Fries ng of LaCrosse Wis and La Crosse and Lathrope of The collision occurred at 310 a m near Lamberton According to the train crew No 516 orders had been received to meet No 517 at Sanborn two miles east the westbound train was seen Enri neer T J Currey of Waseca Minn the brakes and jumped with Fireman A moment of 517 plowed Intd train which had Sam Remo Dispelled George fBy the Associated Press London April Premier Lloyd George speaking in the house of commons today on the subject of the recent allied con ference at SanRemo said that be fore the conference there had been some misunderstandings serious enough In themselves but made grave by deliberate fomenting on the part of very reckless persons But he continued I airi glad to say that the sky is once more So far as I can see every one is satisfied at what happened at Remo official announcement was taken as a precaution against possible disturbances on May 1 Declaration or a state of siege in which would be authorized to oper ate the ships under charter or is yalent among miners STEP H All Institutions Seen on Trial by I C Head if Road Sway of Owners in Scales this being unrest The defines the policy to be followed by the board and directs attention to the fact that the na defense and the proper i growth of American commerce re quire a merchant marine of the best type of ships for the greater portion of commerce ulti to be owned and operated I by private American citizens It specifies that the board must do what may be necessary to accom this purpose Sell Ships When Good Business Tho house directed the board to sell the governmentowned mer chant ships as soon as practicable but the senate provides that they shall be disposed of as soon as practicable consistent with good business methods and the objects land purposes to be attained by this act Gold medal in additional Second Algernon Talmage Sea Silver medal and r Sister precinct returns re government according to an Boyd now is leading cia statement issued last night by nly 891 with Juan Barragan chief of the i precincts yet to report presidential staff today his TO or sons suppers would for 3 club on the occasion in ques s Ends ioh but was drunk The Chicago April i produced Jerseys presidential hat the sheriff took seven or yesterday has stopped Honorable o b e r t islands on the in wild career of the California seni Spencer Philadelphia Pa The Daugherty 104769 Galvin j ern By the Associated Pross Louisville Ky April ownership of railroads is a step toward socialized government according to Charles H Markham president of the Illinois Central company principal speak Federal Mine Bureau Head Joins Oil Force By Associated Press The premier declared the con ference had been the most le markable one in every respect held since the armistice and that it dispelled all doubt that the Ver sailles treaty was not to be en forced ft Ignored Presidents Request to Extend War Legislation to Control Commodity By the Press Washington D C April Failure of the government to buy the Cuban sugar crop last year at a low price was due to the by congress of President Wilsons request for extension of the war time legislation for controlling its distribution Attorney General Pal Washington D C April 29 nier declared today before the Van H Manning director of the bui house sugar investigating commit reau of mines has resigned tive June 30 to become of If tr o it it is true that private of the uurS OI posed of the petroleum pro The vote on Republican In 5756 i of 5882 Announcement is made by the The first has been named the east department and includes the witnesses told of a loud quar the sheriff and the bar ender who poured out the drinks f an attempt of the sheriff to ack of the bar for the purpose of for Wood the bartender and of his e ror wood laving slept for some time in in the which an the barroom v nor The sheriff told frankly of roll Ol n de bones with Doc McCoy be bartender for a chamois vest denied that he was angry at any Toronto bul offered to d9 in the CONTINUED ON PAGE e a driSk States orCan flda may liquor tne two Show Rhinoceros Roosevelt Shot The exhibition contains 373 split paintings of which America con j cei The Founders day exercises were largely attended At he close the audience was admitted to the mu seum where two additions to permanent exhibit were shown for the first ot African rhinoceroses shot by the late Theo dore Roosevelt and Childs Frick Americas San and Ri Clears made public today Holiday The brand tlir Butter advertisement The Courier should be deliv ered at your home before oclock If thru error of the carrier boy or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time please Phone a copy of the paper will be aei Phone mils must ibis office p m HI 1 states of Pueblo and Vera Cruz and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and has been placed under the com i inand of Gen Candido Aguilar The i other is called the valley of Mexico i department and Gen I Murguia who has been called from i Tampico has been placed in com i inand I Bonillas Seen Taking Field Gen Federico Monies who was in charge of the presidential of Ygnacio Bonillas former Mexican ambassador to the United States is reported to have been named military commander for tho states of Guanajuato Aguas Cal and In connection with Gen Monies CONTINUED ON PACK H ship of railroads is being given its Carroll Sprigg of Dayton Mr Markham continued and ad ded AS a result or two years of General To eminent operation leaders of labor not only opposed re turn of roads to owners but made demands for their retention under conditions that would make the em ployes virtual way In Take US Bench Seat and bene By the Associated Press D C April 11 j i It is traveling a long Aexander C King of Atlanta Ga two years At that increas now general of the United ed speed how long would it take to nominated today by nationalize the coal mines milling i Wilson o be judge of the interests distribution of food and Judicial circuit He will sue food and finally the resumption of title to the land Itself First for Both Sides Concerning the transportation act Mr Markham said it was the first legislation so far devised to regulate railroads with a view to serving both usero and owners of the roads ceed the late Don A Pardee of New Orleans Frederick A Wallis of New York nominated commissioner of im migration at Ellis Island to succeed Frederic C Howe resigned Stick to Safe cents to the advertisement Not Become Congress It does not become the con gress he said to try to place the responsibility on the president when it is theirs for not acting oa his request Appearing to defend ac tion in permitting Louisiana grow ers to sell their sugar at 17 and 18 cents a pound Palmer said he had no regret nor apology for the at of the department of justice which he asserted saved millions for the public on what would been charged for Unlimited Offers to Growers V Before the department acted the attorney general said Louisiana growers had offers for their sugar without regard to price and contracts had been made on G of 21 and 22 cents a pound Referring to charges in congress that the presidents inaction regard ing purchase of largely responsible tor the present sugar situation Mr Palmer said that passing tho buck is pastime in the capital tity and is not often misunderstood by Uu public
