Dedication Halls Recall Allied Unity With France
The ceremony in Paris marked the dedication of new halls honoring allied armies, especially the American force. President Harding’s message to Millerand was read via Ambassador Herrick, praising lasting Franco American friendship and urging perpetual peace. France asked Ambassador Jusserand to convey thanks for the cordial note and shared hope for enduring alliance.
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Associatiun Press
Paris
Harding
Millerand Wss
Vss
Feremantes Lee
Prenech
Marshal Pech
Peate
Milter
Herrick
United States
Usaple
Ehip
Jusserant
Washington
Millerand
France
America
Grain Futures Act Upheld by Court
The Supreme Court, sitting in Washington, upheld the grain futures trading act as valid and constitutional. Chief Justice delivered the opinion, noting the act meets federal power objections raised in a prior decision. The court said futures trading affects cash grain prices and that the Chicago Board of Trade falls under national regulation. Justice McReynolds and Sutherland dissented.
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Associated Tress
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Chiefs Justice
Aft
Congress
Grain Exchange
Europe
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Cour
McReynolds and Sutherland
Kiwanians Observe Courtesy Week Here
Waterloo Kiwanis members plan a noonday meeting to observe Courtesy Week with the aim of promoting politeness. The movement includes about eighty thousand Kiwanis members across the United States and Canada, emphasizing small courtesies daily.
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Waterloo Kiwanians
United States
Canada
Great Kiwanis International
Httle
Formal cancellation of the Lansing pact announced
The United States and Japan formally cancel the Lansing lall pact. Secretary Hughes and Japanese Ambassador Mananao Hanihara exchanged notes dated April 14, confirming the accord to terminate the agreement. The U S State Department and Tokyo foreign office issued identical statements.
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Associated Press
Wshington
D. C
United States
Japan
State Department
Hughes
Mananao Hanihara
Department
Japartese Foreign Office
Tokio
Republican Split Over Court Issue Is Clear and Deep
A 1923 New York Times excerpt notes a hard core of Republican leaders pushing anti court reform rhetoric as a party brand. It discusses Harding’s control over renomination, potential successors like Hughes or Hoover, and intra party friction over the international court proposal and court battles with the Senate.
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Harding
Paris
Hughes
Hoover
Jara
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
White House
Senate
Alexander FP. Moore
Spain
Moore
Pennsylvania
International Court
League of Nations
Olan
New York
Triwney
Mortuary notices for Mary Bezold and Anton Wohlsein
Telegram from Cheyenne reports the death of Mrs Mary M Bezold age 63 at her daughter Deva McMillans home in Waterloo. Private funeral at O Keefe Towns in Waterloo Wednesday afternoon. Survived by daughter and siblings. Anton Wohlsein death reported at son Michael Wohlsein home in Waterloo with Catholic service planned in Wa verly tomorrow at 10 a.m. with body brought there this evening.
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Mary A Dezold
George P. Beck
Waterloo
Bender
Albertine Decker
Frank Beck
George P.beck, Jr
John Beck
California
Anton. Wohlsein
Anton Wohlsein
Michael Wohlsein
Waverly
Democrats Split Over World Court Plan For Harding
A division in Democratic ranks emerged over President Harding's world court proposal. William Jennings Bryan voiced strong support, urging U.S. membership with reserved rights to act independently. He predicted near solid Democratic backing and argued for an investigative tribunal to supplement arbitration, stressing Congress must retain authority to declare war.
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Iiternational News
Washington
DO. C
We World Court
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Democratico Party
H Tuyor
Prasi
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Schepion
Wilson
United States
Cal. Bryan
International News Service
International Court of Justice
Bryan
Congress
League of Nations
Association For Nations
Jeither
Richards Answers First Queries Thru Columns of Courier
Richards answers readers in a town paper column, giving personal advice on marriage, money, and fate. The Loyola Courier column lists Qs about husbands, inheritance, missing jewelry, and future outcomes with names, locations, and futures hinted, including a Paris and Detroit reference and notices to submit questions for future installments.
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Richards
Pay Increase In Building Trades Effective May 1
Waterloo workmen in building trades will share in nationwide wage gains as local unions reach agreements with master builders. A 44 hour week is set with overtime time and a half after 44 hours. increases range about 7.9 percent. Rates designated effective May 1 include Bricklayers 1.24, Plumbers 1.09, Plasterers 1.25, Carpenters .95, Electricians .95, Laborers .40-.50.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines
Soft Drink Makers Occupy New Plant
Turner and Rice, bottling Coca Cola and other beverages, completed removal to a new 40 by 80 foot two story plant at 804 6 Commercial Street. The facility, built of tile and brick, has capacity to produce about 8,000 bottles daily and features sterilizing wash and bottle filling machinery plus soda making for all varieties.
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Turner & Rice
Doyle Denounces Spirit Photograph as Fake at Carnegie Hall
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle told a Carnegie Hall audience that a purported ectoplasmic spirit photograph sent from Chicago and shown last week was a fake. He declined to name the sender or discuss how it was obtained.
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New York
Chicago
Arthur Conan Doyle
Carnegie Hall
Dayton Flyers Aim for New Sustained Flight Record
Dayton Ohio April 16 Lieuts J A MacReady and O G Welly flew the monoplane T-2 at 9 40 this morning with Sgt Kelly at the wheel in a bid to set a new sustained flight record. MacReady and Kelly already hold the unofficial record of 35 hours 18 minutes set at San Diego last October.
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Dayton
J. AL MacReady
O. G Welly
Sieut
Kelly
Roth MacReady
San Diego
Universalists to occupy new home here next Sunday
Roger S. Galen, president of the Universalist general convention, will deliver the address at dedication services for the local Universalist church April 29. Rev. Otlo S. Raspe announced the event as the congregation moves into its new church, after leaving the old site to Strand theatre builders.
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Roger S$. Galen
Thee Universalist General Convention
Universalist
Otlo S. Raspe
Ehiteman & Indt
Church of the Redeemer
Strand Theatre
James Black
Luther Riley Robinson
Robinson
Ruspe
Universal Brotherhood
Accosmopalitan Brotherhood
Armenia
India
Africa
Europe
America
Harding Praises D A R Efforts At Convention
President Harding told D A R delegates that world problems demand a sincere broad minded answer while preserving inherited paths. He praised the organization for civic duty patriotism and national concern. Mrs George Maynard Minor attacked pacifists opposing armament and defense in a speech at the memorial congress. Delegates gathered for the D A R continental congress with nominations for national officers deferred to Wednesday.
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United Press
Washington
D. G
Tate
Harding
D. A
America
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Defense
George Maynard Minor
The
Order
Minor
New Dar
Associated Press
Memorial Continental Hall
Altho
Real Estate Board Hears City History in Waterloo Meeting
John C. Hartman spoke to the Waterloo Real Estate board on the early history of Waterloo and Black Hawk county at the Greater Waterloo Association gathering. He illustrated the talk with views of early businesses and sessions while realtors pursued further questions afterward.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
John C. Hartman
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Greater Waterloo Association
Hartman
War risk forgery suspect nabbed in Reinbeck
Don J. Bingham, alleged war risk insurance check forger, was arrested in Reinbeck by Deputy US Marshal M. L. Healy after a two year trail by secret service agents. The hunt began in 1921 when he allegedly forged a Lewis Wagenseller signature on a treasury payable check. A decoy letter lured him to the post office where he was captured.
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Cédas Rapids
Imn
Don J. Bingham
Reinbeck
M. L. Healy
United States
Bingham
Lewis Wagenseller
United ‘States Treasury
Secret Service
Tral
St. Louis
Endle
Heinbeck
Webster City
Des Moines Girl Takes Poison After Jilted Love in Chicago
Miss Beatrice Bonicant, 19, of Des Moines Iowa, attempted suicide in Chicago after a breakup with her sweetheart. Found unconscious near the Eatertainers cafe, she told police she took four mercary tablets and cried for the man she loved, refusing to name him. She is in a Chicago hospital in a hysterical state seeking comfort from a man named Leonard Slacker.
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Chicago
Beatrice Bonicant
Des Moines
Jack Johnson
Leonard " Slacker
Texas Woman to Represent League at Mexico City Meeting
Des Moines April 16 Mrs Jes sie Daniel Ames Georgetown Tex appointed by the executive council of the national League of Women Voters to represent the league at the Pan American Association for the Advancement of Women convention in Mexico City next month She is president of the Texas league The appointment led by Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt who is president and follows a Pan American conference at the national league convention in Baltimore last week
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Des Moines
Jessie Daniel Ames
Georgetown
Tex
National League of Women Voters
League
Pan-American Association For the Advancement of Women
Mexico City
Ames
Texas League
Carrie Chapman’ Catt
National League
Baltimore
Paper State Seeks Conviction in Bank Failure Case
Des Moines April 16 State agents search court files for key documentary evidence in the trial of J W Gregory president of the Cottage Grove Avenue bank. The original assignment from Gregory to Receiver Pletcher is missing and thought turned over to the court clerk. The document is needed to show Gregory accepted funds while knowing the bank was insolvent.
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Des Moines
J. W. Gregory
Cottage Grove Avenue Bank
Gregory
Pletcher
Waterloo Man Is Held for Offense at Buckingham
Toledo Iowa April 16 Grover Blunt Waterloo was arrested Saturday in that city by Waterloo officers charged with breaking and entering The crime occurred at Buckingham Thursday when George Ross pool hall and barber shop was entered and some change stolen Blunt furnished a bond of 300 for his appearance before Justice J E Stoakes at Traer
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Toledo
Grover Blunt
Waterloo
Blunt
Buckingham
George Ross
Traer
Osteopaths to Speak at Central States Meeting in Kansas City
Des Moines April 16 Four osteopaths will appear on the program of the Central States Osteopathic association convention to be held in Kansas City Missouri next month Dr W J Forrest CarrollIa and Dr Floyd Trewery Des Moines will speak May 1 Dr G J Chrestensen Keokuk Ia and Dr S B Taylor Des Moines May 3 the last day of the meeting About 500 osteopaths from Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri are expected to attend.
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Des Moines
Central States
Osteopathic Association
Kansas City
I T
de. W. J. Forrest
Carroll
Floyd Trewery
G. J. Chres‘tensen
Keokuk
iDr. S
Taylor
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Puts Indianola Man on Pharmacy Board
Des Moines reports Gov Kendall reappoints W W Haire of Fort Dodge to the state pharmacy commission and C A Jestensen of Keokuk to the state board of osteopathy for three years. J W Slocum of Indianola is named to succeed F E Farr as pharmacy commissioner.
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Des Moines
Gov. Kendall Today
W. W. Haire
Fort Dodge
State Pharmacy Commission
C. A. Jestensen
Keokuk
State Board of Osteopathy
J. W. Slocum
Indianola
F. E. Farr
Pharmacy Campissior
Pioneer Miner at Dubuque Killed in Blast Accident
Thomas Hird, 75, noted Dubuque pioneer miner and blasting crew foreman for a Minneapolis firm, died from injuries after a large fork crushed him during blasting. He was among the region's best known miners.
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Dubuqque, Ia
Thomas Hird
Dubuque
Minneapolis
Runaway Girls Caught Near Hampton After Night Away
Vera Smith and Lou Brat both 16 fled Hampton Thursday and were found Friday by Franklin county sheriff. They spent the night at a farm four miles from town and sought a ride to Iowa Falls. A 14-year-old boy was lured into helping. One girl cited family mistreatment as a motive. the other joined for the thrill of the venture.
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Mason City
Vera Smith
Lou Brat
Hampton
Franklin County
Iowa Falls
Des Moines Chief of Police Near Deaths
Des Moines April 16 Chief of Police J B Hammond is in critical condition in the city hospital for internal disorders. He remains conscious but doctors say there is little hope for recovery.
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Des Moines
J. B. Hammond
Knoxville Student Dies in Philadelphia
Knoxville, Apr 16. Word comes that L. N. Hays Jr., son of Judge J. N. Hays, died in Philadelphia after an appendicitis operation. He was studying law at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Knoxville
Philadelphia
L. N. Hays, Jr
J. N. Hays
Young Hays
Pennsylvania University
Fairfield coeds warned to fetch laundry at post office
Fairfield observers report co eds at Parsons College facing discipline unless laundry cases are picked up soon as parcels post delivery ends. Ames counties launch campaign against Canadian thistle around July 1 per extension service with 26 counties on the drive. Iowa City official touts Iowa hydraulic laboratory at the university as the federal test medium for concrete culvert pipes. Mason City protests taxation bill amid theater patrons signatures and opposition from Rep. C. A. Knutson. Des Moines diplomat critique asserts trained diplomats needed for foreign posts. current jobs seen as for the idle rich. Marshalltown report of Mrs. Albert Lewis death by strychnine in Melbourne area notes unclear motive. Davenport arrest of L. E. Adams on Mann Act violations. Cedar Rapids pair arrested for theft from news stand. Cedar Rapids five men escape death when auto plunges from Indian Creek bridge, machine demolished.
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Fairfield
Parsons College
Ames
Lowk State College Extension Service
Adamakee
Boone
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Fayette
Franklin
Guthrie
Hardin
Humboldt
Lyon
Marshall
Monona
Montgomery
Plymouth
Ringgold
Shelby
Warren
Washington
Winnebago
Jasper
Iowa City
Iowa
D. L. Yarnell
Federal Department of Agriculture
Mason City
C. A. Knutson
Des Moines
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation of Women's” Clubs
Marshalltown
Melbourne
Albert Lewis
Davenport
L. E. Adams
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Everett
Martin
Johnson City
Tenn
Russell Pickett
John J. Greer
Indian Creek
All
Iowa Senate backs Holdoege relief bill for counties
Des Moines reports the Holdoege bill passed the Iowa Senate to allow county bonds to cover pre July debts, aiming to ease 40 percent of counties under severe financial strain. The debate highlighted anticipated courthouse closures and rural credit bond opposition in the House.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Holdoege
Seaver
Senate
Santa
State Board of Education
Stoddard
Woodbury
House
Harrison
Pittsburgh Plus
Kendall
Executive Council
John F P Simpson Improves After Operation
Reports from the bedside of John F P Simpson indicate he is getting along satisfactorily after a recent operation. Members of the Gun Club sent him a floral remembrance with words of cheer.
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Simpson
John FP. Simpson
Mfembera
Gun Ciub
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