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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
11
Irreconcilables Grow in Power in Senate Debate
Wright 1921 analysis notes irreconcilable senators gaining numbers and influence after Paris peace talks. It cites Lodge as a key moderating figure and Knox and Davis shaping the Republican stance. The piece argues President Harding is at a disadvantage as opposition consolidates and presses for conclusions on the treaty.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Lodge
Knox
Gaudeamus Igitur
Mary Anderson
Harding
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Davis
Chateau-Thierry
Wil- In
Jeron
Willa
Amerian
Paris
Lansing
Wilson
The
League
Reallies
Europe
Senate
Wilms
Senate Foreign Afers Committee
Republican Caucus
Wright
New York Evening Post, Inc
Exclusive Club Raided in Seattle District
Police raided a residence district exclusive club in Seattle on April 8 arresting two members, David Brown and John Martin, as attendants fled the building with suitcases. A club attendant T. Ya-4 allegedly manufactured liquor in the basement where a quantity was found.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Ly Today
Exclusiveiversity Club
David Brown
John Martin
T. Ya- 4
Booze Shipment Captured Near Sioux City
Sheriff and deputies halted a heavy rain haul east of Dixon Iowa early today capturing more than 5 000 dollars in grain alcohol and 40 000 dollars in whisky with five alleged runners. Three touring cars stalled on a Lincoln highway detour carried over 300 gallons of Aquor from Chicago to Sioux City Iowa. Runners identified as J McCarpenter Isadore Maeckaine Carl Rose Ralph Vecci of Sioux City and O B Keaps of Omaha.
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iBy
Associated Press
Dixon
Sherif Schoenholz
Chicago
Sioux City
Lincoln Highway
J. McCarpenter
Isadore Maeckaine
Carl Rose
Ralph Vecci
O. B. Keaps
Omaha
Clinton After Five Cent Car Fare Dispute
Clinton city council acted under the Ottumwa ruling and demanded a reduction to the five cent fare provided in the franchise ordinance. The street car company, granted a seven cent rate in district court, said no reduction will be made.
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United Press
Clinton
Supreme Court
Ottumwa
Mnade
Wounded Greeks Crowd Hospitals As Turks Advance
Wounded Greek soldiers flood Athens hospitals from Smyrna Brusa fronts with about two thousand arriving at Piraeus and facilities strained. Queen Sophie appeals for Red Cross nurses. four classes of doctors summoned. Paris reports Turkish nationalists resuming Brusa advance. fears for the Greek expeditionary force grow as six thousand wounded said to be in Brusa hospitals.
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Associated Press
Athens
Smyrna
Brusa
Piraeus
Sophie
American Red Cross
Paris
Asia Minor
Foreign Office
Officers Clean Out Young Distillery in Des Moines Rum Raid
Des Moines reports the largest Polk county rum raid to date. Deputies seized three 60 gallon stills at J. C. Lewis home, one still running, seven barrels of corn whisky flushed into a catchbasin, fifty gallons of heach captured, plus liquor making ingredients. Lenis jailed.
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Young Distillery
Des Moines
United Press
Polk County
Robb
J. C. Lewis
Lenis
Marshal Foch Hopes for Visit to America
Marshal Foch had not been advised of an invitation from the American Legion to visit the United States this summer. He had planned to visit this month but must confer with the supreme allied council. In 1920 a holiday of a month recalled him from Brittany to Paris three times. He hopes to find time for a future visit to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
American Legion
United States
America
Supreme Allied Council
Brittany
Girls' Home Loses Will In New Jersey Bequest Case
A circuit court verdict invalidates Mrs Mattle Marble will denying 125000 for the Girls Industrial Home of Bloomington Indiana The ruling awards 87000 to Mrs Mamie Marble and her four Seattle Washington children The second legislative session vote on ratifying the federal prohibition amendment failed in New Jersey with eight to one against and 21 needed for passage The senate had previously approved the resolution
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New Jersey
O. K. Dry
United Press
Bloomington
Mattle Marble
Mamie Marble
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Senate
Last Winter Proved Grandmother Wrong
Chicago health commissioner Dr John D Robertson said this winter disproved the old prophecy. He reported January to April deaths rose to 13 473 last year versus 8 964 this year, citing the city's health statistics.
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United Press
Chicago
John D. Robertson
Robertson
Storm Lashes Arkansas Causing Flood Damage and Loss
Two men narrowly escaped drowning as a cotton gin was destroyed by lightning. Roads and bridges were damaged or washed away during days of torrential rains in Pine Bluff and surrounding areas. Rainfall measured 0.1 inches from Wednesday night to Thursday morning.
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Associated Press
Pine Bluff
Ark
Fate of Death Farm Owner with Jurors
John S. Williams, owner of the Jasper county death farm, stood trial for his life as jurors weighed his fate in Covington Georgia. The case, reported by United Press, concerned charges tied to alleged acts at the death farm.
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United Press
Covington
John S. Williams
Jasper County
Highways U. S. Regions Report From Weather Bureau
In Charles City and towns across Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa the Agriculture Department and Weather Bureau prepare subjoined reports. The material notes road conditions weather impacts for motorists and anticipates continuing travel suitability across the listed localities. The fragment hints at rough roads and daily conditions affecting driving during the period cited.
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U. 5
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville, Water Inc
BNO Wag Waverlrd
Wingey
Massippi
Hoover Continues Industrial Parleys
Secretary Hoover met with leaders from major industries in Washington to discuss forming an advisory council to the Department of Commerce comprised of business leaders. The talks aim to align industry and government on economic policy and commerce development.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Department of Commerce
National League of Women Voters to debate election methods
The Louisville convention agenda focuses on election method study. Miss Katherine Judington of Hartford submits policy options for shaping an informed female electorate. One path aims to educate women on voting and candidates. the other seeks rapid passing of beneficial legislation for women nationwide.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
National League of Women Voters
Katherine Judington
Hartford
Conn
National League
America
King George calls army reserves to handle strike crisis
London reports Premier Lloyd George announcing a national emergency as King George calls up army, navy, and air force reserves and seeks volunteers to guard crucial industries during a general strike threat. The triple alliance plans a midnight Tuesday walkout if coal talks fail, tying up railways and transport nationwide.
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United Press
London
King George
Army
Lloyd George
Llord George
Great Britain
Triple Alliance
Commeons
Associated Press
National Union of Railwaymen
Federation For Transport Workers
Jpoon
Mining Association
Miners’ Federation
Poison Plot Aimed at Judge Lovett Revealed
An assassination attempt to poison Judge Robert Lovett, head of Union Pueblo Railroad, surfaced when a Fontenelle hotel maid said a foreigner offered $500 to poison Lovett. Police guard Lovett as detectives Palm and Haum stationed in his room amid his Union Pacific inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Robert
Lovett
Union Pueblo Railroad
Fontenelle
van Deusen
Feison
Polies
Palm
Dan Haum
Horce
Judge Lovett
Union Pacific
New York
Gale
East
Thieves Loot Registered Mail In Cincinnati Robbery
Three bandits hijacked a United States mail truck near the Baltimore & Ohio station in Cincinnati. They forced driver Joseph Arbino and clerk Walter Hubler to a side alley, cuffed them, and used a duplicate key to search 60 mail sacks for registered matter before fleeing in a waiting car. No trace found yet by inspectors and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Post Office
United States
Baltimore & Ohio
Baymiller Street
Joseph Arbino
Walter D. Hubler
Electrical Workers Back Carpenters in Wage Cut Rejection
Electrical workers union members voted unanimously to reject a wage reduction from $1.25 to $1.3200 citing higher rents and living costs. Carpenters also refused the cut, with union officials presenting the proposal for member discussion and decision.
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Associated Press
Chisaga
Electrical Workers’ Union
Carpenters
Building Employers’ Association
Suspect in Million Dollar Union Station Mail Robbery Surrenders
Isadore H. Starr, a reputed diamond cutter, turned himself in to U S deputy marshals in Chicago after a nationwide search. Starr was arraigned before U S Commissioner Lewis F. Mason and released on a 310000 dollar bond for involvement as a fence in the $1,000,000 Union Station mail robbery two months prior.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Isadore H. Starr
Starr
United States
Lewis F. Mason
Plebiscite Returns Taken to Paris
Paris April 8 Gen Lerond head of the interallied commission bringing the plebiscite report on Upper Silesia to Paris. The supreme council must decide borders between Poland and Germany by April 21 under the peace treaty. The report indicates the districts voting for Poland.
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Associated Press
Paris
Lerond
Interallied Commission
Upper Silesia
Supreme Council
Poland
Germany
German trade on increase in China report to commerce
German manufactured goods such as electrical machinery dyes iron and steel products and hardware are rising in the Chinese market. Chinese exports through German concerns are also increasing according to Commercial Attache Arnold in Peking. The report highlights a noticeable expansion in German trade activity in China.
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Associated Press
China
Department of Commerce
Arnold
Peking
Delivery deadline and phone notice for Courier paper
The Courier will be delivered before 5 30. If the carrier is late or any error occurs, call 330 before 6 30 p m and a copy of the pager will be sent.
Harris Confession Fights Elwell Murder Trial Tales
Roy Harris, accused in the Joseph Elwell murder, defends his confession as delusion and insists on innocence. His wife Mrs. Harris contradicts the claim, claiming he is crazy not guilty, while police pursue the case amid intensified interrogation and evolving alibi details.
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United Press
Buffalo
Elwell
Roy Harris
Joseph B. Elwell
New York
United States
Ddulfaloo
Harris
Roy
Ror
Syracuse
Chicago
Detroit
Montreal
Rochester
Tve
Harry
Bill Dunkin
Dunkin
France Backs U S Role in War Settlement Talks
A semi official Paris report says France supports American claims to a voice in postwar settlements. France would join in determining boundaries and mandates over former German territories and would cooperate fully with the Harding administration. Viviani's discussions with U S leaders are seen as shifting France toward greater alignment with American plans and away from expected league participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bross
Paris
France
America
Rene Viglani
United States
Harding
Viviant
Hughes
League
Viviani
Governor Kendall Hears Cigaret Bill Contenders
Des Moines April 8 Governor Kendall has not indicated whether he will sign or veto the bill to legalize sale of cigarets in Iowa. Supporters and opponents attended a hearing as the bill lies before him. He has 30 days after adjournment to act, and a veto could end the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iov
N. E. Kendall
Iowa
Missing Des Moines commission merchant sought for eight thousand
Police in East Des Moines seek Leonard G. Gilbert a commission merchant who vanished about a week ago with about 8000 dollars obtained under false pretenses He collected advance payments from customers then failed to deliver goods His wife reported a money order mailed from Toledo Ohio this week to police in Des Moines April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Des Moines
Eaglerp
Leonard G. Gilbert
Gilbert
Toledo
Denby Calls for Civil Engineers in Navy
Secretary Denby announced that applications will be received at the navy department to fill vacancies in the corps of civil engineers of the navy with the rank of junior grade lieutenant. Preliminary exam papers must be submitted by May 16, with a final exam later. Initial salary cited at about $3,200 per annum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Denby
Navy Department
Corps of Civil Engineers of the Navy
Think River Victim May Be Ottumwa Man
Des Moines police believe a river found body may be William Martin a 57 year old Ottumwa resident missing for weeks. Ottumwa authorities reported he planned to visit Des Moines to hunt his wife, and descriptions were described as similar to the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Think River
Ottumwa
Associated Press
Des Moines
William Martin
Martin
Churghmian Flays Religious Bigotry of Blue Law
Milwaukee speaker Longacre, chancellor of Seventh Day Adventists, condemns blue laws as violations of the constitution. He argues strict church state separation would free Republicans from coercion and accuses reformers of pressuring Congress. Hypocrisy and intolerance are blamed on legal religion.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
America
Longacre, Chancelloventh
Fiay Adventists
Otry
Lyraany
Cbrist
Rezious
Riely de
Stage Battles Be Rose Assembly Rushes To Wind Up
Des Moines April reports show the thirty ninth general assembly near adjournment with final measures on school appropriations and partisan versus nonpartisan delegates to a constitutional convention unresolved. Clocks halted at 11 36 this morning as conference committees wrestled funding and salary issues while lawmakers faced a late-night finish. The film censorship bill and state farm loan measure were stalled or died in committee, with tax revision and a state tax commission planned to study needed changes for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Thirtyninth General Assembly
Board of Education
House
Senate
Board of Control
Hauge State Farm Loan Bank
Gilson
Althat
Mainz
Blake
General, Assembly
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Arkansas
IND
BAL
England
Jaim
R. S. Lovett
Nutch Masters
Harvester
la Azora
Reynaldo
Puzzie
U.S
Kendall
Des Moines Commission
Navy
Christ
Rosembly
House Committee On
Buser
Pitt
Stoddard
Highway Commission
Ont- Grundy
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