MacDonald Warns Russian Visitors To Talk With Care
London April 14 The Anglo Russian conference opened with Prime Minister MacDonald warning Soviet delegates against Bolshevik propaganda in England during ongoing agitations. He said Britain would not tolerate propaganda from any political mission and threatened to halt talks at first indication, while Rakovsky pressed for disarmament and closer peace relations and said Russia seeks close general and commercial ties with Britain.
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Associated Press
London
MaccDonald
England
Mars
M. Rekovsky
MacDonald
Gettyr
M. Rakovsky
Rakovsky
Europe
Russia
Senators Cite Coolidge Rebukes On Mellon Tax and Prohibition
The Washington view centers on three points. Mellon’s income tax administration earns mixed praise amid wartime chaos. Congress and the Mellon team share responsibility for the tax muddle, while prohibition enforcement is seen as a broader political issue and best handled by the Justice Department. Public opinion favors lawful, effective investigations regardless of who leads them.
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Congress
Washington
Income Tax Department
Mellon
McNon
Department of Justice
Melon
Washington Opinion
Neww York Tribune
Antibonus League Founder Files Libel Suits in New York
Edward t L Allen founder of the Antibonus League files twenty two libel suits in New York on April 14 claiming false statements in a March 28 detachment note. The suits charge Dellean bonus and antibonus factions with detai and Wirel alleged to have uttered falsehoods about the organization’s affairs.
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New York
Sno '09
Edward T L. Allen
Antibonus League
Dellean Bonus
Deta
Wirel
E Antibonus League
Ai Ons
East High Seniors Present Three Wise Fools Play
East High senior class will stage the three act play Three Wise Fools on Monday June 9 as part of commencement week. Miss Carol on We Far lane announced it. tryouts began today and continue through the week. The 13 member cast includes 11 boys and 2 girls with final cast to be announced later.
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East High
Carol
We Farlane
Samuel French
Waterloo Elks to Vote on Home Building Proposition
Waterloo lodge No. 390 H P O Elks seeks a building project at Park Avenue and Mulberry. A resolution to form an Elks building corporation will be voted on Wednesday, enabling construction without member donations and without stock sales.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Lodge
H. P.O. Elks
Elks' Building Corporation
Elks
Park Avenue and
Mulberry
Walter HL. Bass
Biks
Julien Richards
Hass
Sunday's Warm Spring Weather Delights Waterloo
Waterloo residents enjoyed the warmest spring day yet with a official high of 76 degrees. Streets were filled with pedestrians and autos as roads and motoring season approach, despite earlier forecasts of rain.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Wall
Sunnyside Course Opens With Record Opening Crowd
Golf enthusiasts enjoyed perfect weather as Sunnyside course saw its largest opening day crowd in history. About a dozen women joined the action at Sunnyside with temporary greens in use for a week or two while most holes along with nine and 18 were active. C K Cropper and W W Chandler completed rounds around 80 for the nine holes twice. Public nosky action occurred near Byrnes park as park commissioners expect a formal opening in a few days if dry weather continues.
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San
WW. R. Chandler
Gosine
Byrnes Park
The
Park Commission
Washington Park
Cedar Falls
S.C. Corey
Sunnysid Country Club
Napoleon's Nephew Dyes Dies in Paris
Prince Roland Bonaparte son of Lucien Bonaparte and nephew of Napoleon died in Paris today. The noted geographer and member of the Academy of Science was mourned by the scientific community and Paris society.
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Napoleon
Dyes
Paris
Roland Bonaparte
Lucian Bonaparte
Flewag
Geographican
Lie Academy of Science
Seismograph Records Prolonged Earthquake Shock
A heavy earthquake tremor was recorded today on Georgetown University’s seismograph in Washington. The quake lasted for an extended duration and was detected across campus observatories.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Requiem for Mrs. Mary Dunnwald Held in Waterloo
Mrs. Mary Josephine Dunnwald former Waterloo resident died April 13 1924 at her Oak avenue home age 80. Solemn requiem at St Josephs Church Tuesday at 9 am officiating priest. burial Calvary. Rosary society to meet at 408 Oak avenue at 7:30 pm. Surviving children listed with six daughters and Louis Dunnwald plus sons J John H and others. Also notes Pettit family tragedy in Pendleton Oregon. References to coroner verdict and local deaths in Waterloo figures.
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Mary J. Dunnwald
Mary Josephine Dunnwald
St. Joseph's Cathedre
Edward Stactery
Calvary
St. Joseph's Rosary Society
Oak Avenue
Dunnwald
Waterloo
Henry J. Dunnwald
Commercial Street
Decedent
Prussia
Germany
Mr. Dunnwald
Freeport
HBO
Kate Dunnwald
F. A. Ward
St. Paul
Mary Paulus
Chicago
Mary Marinian
Rock Island
Mary Ottilia
Davenport
Louis F. Duanwald
J. 7
John H
Margaret Cordes
Gertrude
Barbara
Frances
John Schwab
Winds Central Shool
First Baptist Church
Seattle
Wash
Bram
Tt. M. Lewis
Lewis
Schwab
Masonic Fraternity
Lehigh Miners Go On Sympathy Strike Across District
Jususford, Pa. April 14. More than 7,500 miners of the Lehigh Coal & Navigation company struck in sympathy with 400 men at Lansford No 1F colliery who have been on strike since Friday after 11 men were laid off. The walkout closes all the company collieries in the Panther Creek field. District officials of the United Mine Workers will arrange a conference.
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Jususford
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Lansford
Panther Creek
United Mine Workers
Management changes at Keasler hotel Greene Ia
Mr and Mrs V C Hawks of Clarion took possession of Keasler hotel today confirming a change in management. Hyer couple has not announced future plans. In Elkader Julian B Schmidt 24 died after contact with a live wire on top of the powerhouse while making red bats. he was son of Robert Schmidt.
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Elkader
Julian B. Schmidt
Tve
Robert Schmidt
Senate Charts Legislative Seal Amid Conflicts
Washington April 14 Republicans meet in party conference to chart a course on the Japanese exclusion amendment and probe of the internal revenue bureau. The session also weighs soldier bonus precedence and farm relief as calendar pressures mount. Leaders clash with the White House over investigations and calls for counsel as the probe expands.
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Washington, D. C
Republicans
Senate
Coolidge
Iniginal
Ravenna Bureau
Whh
White House
Watson
Indiana
Republcan
Wheel Horse
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ivan Noticn
Couzens
Reepublican
Michigan
Francis J. Heney
California
Radio Programs for Tuesday April 15
Listing of radio stations across the United States with scheduled programs on Tuesday April 15. Includes WGR Buffalo WGN Chicago KYW Chicago WDAP Chicago WLW Cincinnati WBAYV Columbus WEAA Dallas KRAF Denver WCX Detroit WTAS Elgin WRA Fort Worth WBDArR Kansas City Star LA Los Angeles WJZ New York KGO Oakland WA New York WIP Philadelphia KGW Portland GY Schenectady WBZ Springfield WRC Washington WOT Ames WHAA Lamont KEY Lamont and other stations. Programs feature music talk orchestra lectures and special performances with times and brief descriptions.
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Rate Digest
WGR
Buffalo
Thusic
Naws
W31aq
Chicago
Daitt Niewer
Leature
WGN
Chicago Tribune
A .m
Imusic
WEAA
Dallas News
Kraf
Denver
Detroit
Elgin
Guyon
Wrafl Fort Worth Star-Telegram
ATE
Wbdarr
Kansas City Star
Cals
Nighthawks
Los Angeles
Draentre
Louisville Journal
Medford Hillside
Bip
Brother Clun
YMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Sea Club
Treille
S.ulag
Minneapolis
St.Paul
Calas
WRAH
CRAC
Montreal
Orchestra
Omaha
SFI
Philadelphia
Fire Damages Residence Roof at Fowler Street
Fire damaged the roof of the R. nD. Lammers residence at 715 Fowler to the tune of 25 dollars at 11 a.m. yesterday caused by naval fixing sparks. Sunday afternoon firemen from station No. 4 battled a blaze for a half hour at the west end of Mullan avenue bridge.
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R. Nd. Lammers
Fowler
Naval
Uses and Worth of Farm Machinery Told Graphically
A historical excerpt discusses the farm implement industry’s impact on national prosperity. It notes a shift from rural labor to urban living, highlights educational posters from the National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers, and mentions Waterloo’s involvement in promoting farm machinery awareness and affordability for farmers.
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Watton
National Association of Herm
Waterloo Gasoine Regine Company
Waterloo
National Association
Hoxie Elected Waterloo Rotary President for Year
R J Hoxie was elected president of the Waterloo Rotary Club for the ensuing year succeeding Fred D Adams. Other officers named include Bruce Gates vice president George Shoemaker secretary W V Rechtfertig treasurer and several directors. Glenn Haynes discussed Iowa state finances noting no bonded indebtedness beyond the soldiers bonus and a 14 mill levy the highest in state history.
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At. J. Hoxie
Waterloo Rotary Club
Fred D. Adams
Bruce Gates
George 5. Shoemaker
WV. J. Rechtfertig
MM. Henderson
Arme
Fred Adams
W.h.everstock
W. E. Ogle
C.D. Cass
W.H. Langlas
W. H. Beachler
Merchandise Exports Surpass Imports in March Totals
Washington reports March imports at 219.0 million dollars and exports at 341.0 million. For the nine months ending March 31 imports reach 2.651 billion while exports total 3.334 billion. Cola exports in March are 17.374 million against 34.322 million imported. Exports of silver for March amount to 8.355 million with imports of 6.221 million.
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Washington, D. C
Mapmaking Instruction at Scout Leadership School
Ralph B. Slippy, city engineer, will instruct in mapmaking tonight at the scout leadership training school at headquarters in the Suffern building. Rev John Clinton of Waverly will teach semaphore signaling. A large Kiwanis overnight hike gathered a big crowd at the cabin last week with Troops 7 10 13 T and 16 represented. Scouts left headquarters at 8 30 am Saturday on a treasure hunt and will test accurate measurements and compass directions for a 1514 foot course. Boys to bring vegetables and a hunter s stew will be prepared for camp. A later Saturday hike will trail a three mile course along the river. Court of honor moved to Friday night April 18 at headquarters. Applications due by 5 pm Thursday.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Scout Leadership
Suffern
John Clinton
Waverly
Kiwanis
Elk Run Creek
Court of Honor
Wreck Ties Up Grinnell Rail Traffic and Obits
Grinnell traffic along the M and St. L was restored after the Twin Cities express wreck one mile north yesterday injuring two Albia mail clerks C A McGilvary and Lee Rowe. Funeral services for T Fred Henry were held in Des Moines with a string quartet and marching band. Charles Tucker died in Washington County hospital from burns while using kerosene. Esther Larue, 16, eloped with Harold Bennett of Omaha and says they married. Robert Loughlin, 55, a tobacco businessman, drowned himself in McKinney Park Lake amid financial worries.
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Washington
Charles Tuckler
County
Burns
Council Bluffs
Esther Larue
Harold Bennett
Omaha
Shea
Creston
Robert Loughlin
McKinney Park Lake
Loughlin
Francis Demand Full Inquiry Into Iowa School Chief
Des Moines April 14 Milo Francis demands a thorough inquiry into charges against Iowa Superintendent of Public Instruction Migy May Francia. She says a complete brief will be released and that the house did not act on the resolution as adjournment followed amid absence of members. Francia suspects political factions in the Iowa State Teachers Association inspired the attack and vows to uncover origins while urging speedy consideration. The resolution seeks investigation of alleged rulings on teacher qualifications and school accreditation, with potential impacts on state aid and students. The matter is to be referred to the judiciary committee for subpoena power and documentary evidence as needed.
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Internacional Neive Wire
Des Moines
House
Iowa
Migy May Francia
International Eas
Joseph Anderson
Francis
Iowa State Teachers Association
Miss Francis
P. B. McClanahan
Friguad
McClenahan Ut
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lsala
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Yenner
Johnson
Ifaid
Plymouth
Gallagher
Lowa
Bradley
Poweshiek
Healy
Hancock
Hawkeye Oil Confab For Sales Managers
Approximately 35 Hawkeye Oil district sales managers and territory salesmen met at Hotel Russell Lamson to discuss 1924 policies. The event, presided by FLL Mur Til of Waterloo, featured talks by W B Coward and Henry Wurster, with tours of offices and warehouses and a banquet and dancing party planned at local venues.
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Hawkeye Oil Company
Russell-Lamson
FLL
Mur
Til
Waterloo
W_ B_ Coward
Henry Wurster
Steal Company
Hawkeye Dart Truck Company
U. P. Conference Tightens Immigration Quotas
Washington April 14 a Republican conference vote favored setting one percent of the 1890 quota for the new immigration law. This would halve Reed bill limits and end at two percent of the 1890 census for the house bill. CAR DAMAGED BY FIRE John Sechiel 227 Franklin street reported his new car ignited by gasoline dripping into a flame at 12 28 pm the fire department used chemicals to extinguish the blaze causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Conference
John Sechiel
Franklin Street
Army World Fliers Dodge Disaster by Few Feet to Seward
Four U S Army planes set out from Sitka for Chignik and Seward facing perilous weather and near whiteout. Lieutenant Wade piloting the Boston banks to regain ocean sight while Maj Martin leads the formation amid snow squalls and low visibility. Two others dipped to maintain spacing, then resumed a steady course toward shore.
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Army World
Seward
United States Army
Chignik
Alaska Peninsula
Sitka
Alaska
Santa Monica
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Maleaping
Lieut
Leigh Wade
Gulf
Howard
Aterka
Banks
Wade
Avyne
Maj. Martin
Wede
Bowell H. Smith
Chicago
E.R. Nelson
New Orleans
Maj
Martin
Smith
Nelson
Wada
Weed Cutting Back on Former Basis as Conference Result
Des Moines April 14 report from the second conference committee on weed destruction in Iowa counties and towns. The report restores supervision to boards of supervisors township trustees and city officials eliminating a weed secretary and weed commissioner.
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Des Moines
Ctty
Iowa
Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretaries Meet on National Outdoor Life Policy
Members of the national policy committee on outdoor life appointed yesterday by President Coolidge were summoned today by Secretary Weeks, who will chair. The committee includes Secretaries Work, Wallace, Hoover, and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, tasked with drafting a national policy to coordinate under federal guidance all outdoor recreation activities. Weeks said he believes something worthwhile will be accomplished.
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Washington, D. C
National Policy Committee
Coolidge
Weeks
Work
Wallace
Hoover
Roosevelt
Langley Prohibition Conspiracy Trial Set for April 28
Washington April 14 The trial of Representative Lang ley Kentucky Republican indicted for conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws was set for April 28. An early hearing was granted as the congressman's attorney argued his client's political future honor and liberty are at stake. Langley will appear at Lovington Kentucky tomorrow to swear an indictment against him there.
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Washington
Lb. G
Langley
Kentucky
Jon
Lovington
Hital
Federal Force Sails for Progresso Campaign
Fenio Martinez sailed with 3,000 troops yesterday for Progresso to launch a campaign against rebels in the southeastern states. The force is transported by the gunboat Bravo and the steam ships Jalisco Montezuma and Fritz. Government info says few rebels operate in Yucatan. Vera Cruz, April 14. Gen n08.
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Fenio Martinez
Progresso
Bravo
Yucatan
Vera Cruz
Germany Formally Accepts Dawes Plan
Berlin April 14 the German government formally accepted in principle the reports of the expert committee on departure. Announcement came after a meeting of the state premiers and the cabinet. Burns Prove Fatal. Washington April 11 Charley Tucker 45 a laborer died at the county hospital from burns after trying to start a kitchen fire with kerosene. His wife survives.
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Berlin
Experte
Washington,Il
Charley Tucker
Vandals Destroy Greenhouse Blooms
Harlan Jr reports police seek vandals who entered the George Gregory greenhouse and cut blossoms from thousands of plants. Damage tops $3,000 as marauders used sickles to sever tops, many grown for faster trade. bloodhounds are used to track the culprits.
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Harlan, Jr
George Gregory
Gregor
American Hops Might Reach German Beer Markets
Washington report says American hops, barred from U S uses, could enter German beer due to fertilizer shortages. Consul Cornelius Ferris in Stettin notes Bavarian and Bohemian crops fall short of German needs, urging German market for American-grown hops.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Cornelius Ferris
Stettin
Germany
Commerce Department
British World Flier Gets Engine Repairs
Corfu April 14 Maj Stuart MacLaren says Brilgin's around the world amphibian will rejoin the race Tuesday or Wednesday after a month delay. A new motor arrives today and will be installed once. The aviators will fly from Corfu to Athens.
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Corfu
Brilgin
Stuart MacLaren
MacLaren
Athens
Law Fixing Bread Weight Declared Invalid by Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska's law setting maximum and minimum bread loaf weights was struck down by the state supreme court. The ruling upheld states' power to fix minimum loaf weight but voided Nebraska's maximum weight provision amid challenges from the Jay Burns Baking Company and others.
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Washington, D. CG
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Jay Burns Baking Company
Five Die and Dozen Injured in Weekend Auto Crashes
Five persons were killed and more than 20 injured in weekend automobile accidents in Chicago. Among the dead were two children. Virginia Pearson eight, daughter of Ray Pearson, a local newspaper sports writer.
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Chicago
Virginia Pearson
Ray Pearson
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