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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1922

Page

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Communism in Genoa Battle Seen as Crisis and Peace Task

AP dispatch from Genoa notes strong belief that Washington’s conference impact aids constructive peace in Europe. Viewpoints split on communism as Russia’s system shows fragility while demanding debt relief and cooperation, and Americans hope Genoa yields economic reconstruction with U.S. aid.

Associated Press Genoa Lha Washington Conferenci Washington Euronei Europe England France Italy Russia Childerin United States America

Parks Ail Candified in Welfare Program

Waterloo city officials and the unemployment committee of the Social Welfare League completed a program to spruce up parks this spring. Riverview Cortlandt Lafayette Cedar and Byrnes parks received notable improvements as unemployed workers carried out the work under C. D. Cass as committee chair.

Social Welfare League Weaterloo Riverview Cortlandt Lafayette Park Pat's Pond Byrnes

Australia Land of Plenty Says Jones

Edwin T. Jones formerly of Waterloo describes Australia as a land of plenty with strong growth and development. He notes high business prices and compares conditions with the United States during a Rotary Club talk at Hotel Russell Lamson. George Lichty and H. M. Reed are mentioned in recalling travels and insights. Rotarians' ladies will attend the next meeting.

Australia Edwin T._Jones Waterloo Land Plenty Mr. Jones Rotary Club Hotel Russell-Lamson George Lichty Los Angeles H. M. Reed Florida Irotarians

Fireworks in Greek Church Mark Easter Celebration

Fireworks were set off during Greek Easter at a Greek Orthodox church as part of Good Friday and Easter observances. Church members explain that firing fireworks is an old country custom to celebrate Christ's resurrection and the discovery of the empty tomb. The practice drew puzzled looks from passersby. The event is tied to ancient beliefs of rejoicing at the risen Christ. In Waterloo, I C Pay meets discuss wage adjustments with Waterloo committee and Hawais Central Western Lines officials in the Marshall Place building.

Christ I. C. Pay T S. Jackson Brotherhood of Railway

Lawyers Clash Over Introduction of Shot in Kneeskern Trial

In Decorah the Kneeskern murder trial entered its second week with heated clashes between defense and prosecution over admitting gunshot evidence. The state says bullets were found near the Van Brocklin cabin and fired at the victims. the defense questions timing and possession.

Kneeskern Decorah B. F. Kneeskern Irene van Brocklin Hinter van Brockin Ina Pat Bimnpatrick Taylor

Easter Weekend Arrests Crowded Des Moines Jail

Des Moines city jails overflowed after a weekend cleanup led by new Police Chief Hammond. More than 200 men and women were arrested, many on intoxication charges, held without bonds, and to be arraigned in court. Officials considered establishing a night court to relieve jail congestion.

Des Moines Es Moines Hammond Tramisnond Gotoniestongs

Rawson to Address State Republican Central Committee

Des Moines April 17 members of the Republican central committee meet to decide representation for the state convention and set meeting prices. Senator Charlie A. Rawson, state chairman, calls the session and plans to arrive early tomorrow, then depart for Washington after the meeting. This is his first Des Moines visit since succeeding Senator W S Kenyon.

Des Moines Republican Central Committee Charlies A. Rawson Rawson Washington W. S. Kenyon

Fort Dodge Joins Good Friday Observance Closures

Fort Dodge Iowa marks Good Friday with a two hour citywide halt as churches hold services. Over 5,500 residents attend across the town with banks offices and officials closing from noon to 2 PM to allow employees to participate.

Fort Nodge Tome Haaelness Bankas

Bandit Stages Cash Grab in Des Moines Robbery

A 20 year old bandit in Des Moines accosted Sam Brien and shook loose 23 dollars without drawing a weapon. Brien did not resist as the assailant fled after the robbery.

Bandit Des Moines

Well Muscled Man Lives After Neck Is Broken in Fall

Davenport Iowa April 17 remarkably developed muscles in his neck enabled Harry Warnken to survive a fractured vertebra after a giant swing during a gymnasium exhibition. Doctors said he probably will recover.

Davenport Harry Warnken Wareken

Bender Seeks Iowa Superintendent Post Nomination Papers Filed

Des Moines April 17 W Hamsay secretary of state announced filing of nomination papers for the state senate Carl Wall er Vanello for the Iowa house N G Geisman Polta and A G Veas Sioux City and W H Bender former Iowa director of vocational education for the state superintendent of public instruction Shores Bremer county representative filed for a seat in the House.

Des Moines W. . Hamsay State Senate Carl B. Shores Bremer County Town House of Representatives

Waterloo Editor Is Named Delegate to M V A Meeting

Des Moines April 17 Gov N 2 Kendall named 11 delegates to the Mississippi Valley association meeting to be held in Kansas City Missouri April 25 and 26 Each delegate will represent a Congressional district of Iowa The chosen delegates include Hazen I Sawyer Keokuk Alfred C Avel lar Davenport John C Hiurtman Waterloo T A Potter Mason City OC Burrows Belle Plaine WA Harper Ottumwa BT Meredith Nes Maines ESA Werguson Shenandoah B Wallace Council Bluffs J F Lavender Rockwell City and N Batkema Orange City

Des Moines N. 2 Kendall Mississippi Valley Association Kansas City Hazen I. Sawyer Keokuk Alfred C. Avellar Davenport John C. Hiurtman Waterloo T. A. Potter Siason City O. C. Burrows Belle Plaine W. A. Harper Ottumwa Meredith Nes Maines Esa Werguson Shenmil Oalyy Wallace Council Bluffs J. F. Lavender Rockwell City N. Batkema Orange City

Muscatine reports first flood victim in Port Louisa

The Mississippi River claimed its first flood death Sunday night at Port Louisa 12 miles below Muscatine. Herbert Holmquist 22 a chief Mechanic for the Northern Dredge Dock company was drowned during dredging operations. The body was not recovered and river currents were thought to have carried it into the main channel.

Muscatine. In Mississippi River Herbert Holmquist Port Louisa Northern Dredge Dock Company

Boy 9 Shoots 7YearOld Brother In Home Accident

A 7 year old boy was accidentally killed by his 9 year old brother yesterday in Clinton. The mother had left them alone at home. The older boy found a loaded gun and discharged it, causing a fatal head wound.

Clinton. In Seren Waynes

Des Moines Boy Killed by Street Car in City Accident

April 17 John Blazevick aged 13 was struck by a street car yesterday and died early today at a local hospital. Councilman John MacVicar ordered an investigation to determine responsibility.

Des Moines John Blazevick Focal John MacVicar

Girl's Leg Found in Shark's Stomach in Jamaica

Kingston Jamaica report states a shark that killed Mrs Hoffman has been captured and a girl’s leg found in its stomach. Federal judge plans 800 prize essays for town children. New York to pay veterans bonus soon amid Albany plans. Creston bandit trial set for Clifford Dunford linked to Kramer robbery.

Pella M. J. Hoffman Kingston Hoffman Central College Nin Fowaity Martin J. Ware Creston Clifford Dunford Kramer Brothers Tolts Dean Rok Port

Building destroyed by chemical explosion in Davenport

Explosion of chemicals in a vulcanizing plant owned by Robert Mitten in Davenport today caused a 38,060 fire. The building was destroyed in the incident. Snow blanketed Des Moines from 10 a.m. to noon with forecast of extended storm and no crop damage expected.

Davenport, 'S Robert Mitten Des Moines Weather Bureau Iowa

Genoa Conference Eyes International Monetary Convention

The Genoa financial commission continued work on currency plans. Delegates largely favor calling an international monetary convention with central bank representatives to advise on gold reserve management and foreign balances, including the gold exchange standard and an international clearance system.

Genoa Financial Commission of the Banka

Senate panel approves larger state departments fund boost

Boston April 17 the senate appropriations committee approved a larger supply bill for the state and justice departments. The panel granted requests by Secretary Hughes and Attorney General Daugherty for added funds for next year. The package totals $2,296,000 above the house allocation, lifting the total to $28,296,000.

Boston Hughes Daugherty State Justice Departments Senate Appropriations Committee House

Portuguese Aviators Resume Brazil Trip

Portuguese hydroairplane with Captains Sacadura and Coutinho resumes its attempt to fly from Portugal to Brazil after a night delay near St Vincent and the Cape Verde islands, heading toward the St. Tawi Rocks in the mid Atlantic.

Brazil Agwociated St. Vincent Cane Verde Islands Sacadura Coutinho Fiy Portugal Beazil St Tawi Rocks min-Atlantic

Rebels Attack Michael Collins as Black Monday Unfolds in Dublin

Insurgent forces fire on Michael Collins head of the provisional Irish Free State government and clash with Free State troops in Dublin. A rebel barrage strikes armored cars and a vehicle carrying Collins, who helps capture a rebel pistol bearer amid a three minute exchange. Civilian crowds shelter as authorities condemn the assault.

Ay United Press Balis Dridge Iday Michael Collins Irish Free State Colins Free State J Collins Vaughn Free State Party Truis Dublin Free State

City in Brief Items and Local Notes

Local items include court opening in Independence and various residents at home or traveling. A theft report notes six blooded Rhode Island Reds taken from 1812 River Street, while two coats were stolen from a car on Stear more near Sixth Street. A child was bitten by a dog but suffered no serious injury. Hospital and school staff updates. bankers seek longer Saturday hours. several residents and visitors listed with occupations and addresses.

Mother Slippy County Recorder’s Office Gladys Wellman West High Frank C. Klechner Douglas Blackhall Chicago Rhode Island Paul Manning Steamore Sixth Street

Slippy Declared City Engineer After Recount

The contest board certified Tralph B. Slippy as city engineer by 14 votes after a recount in three precincts changed the tally. Johnston’s original plurality of 47 was overturned with Slippy at 3,525 and Johnston 3,511, a net gain of 61 for Slippy.

Twal Russell DeGon J.von Belt Tralph B. Slippy W. D. Johnston Johnston Mr. Slippy Slippy Econtest Board

Ministers banquet by Waterloo ministers meet at Y M C A

Waterloo ministers gather at the Y M C A for a noon dinner with Rev G J Askins of First Baptist and speakers Rev G D Serrill Rev E H Lockwood Rev W H Beachler S A Cohagan The meeting discussed forming a city religious house and closer cooperation with the Sunday school superintendents association ministers plan further committee work

G. J. Askins First Baptist Church Waterloo Ministerial Association Pittsburg Kaw EH. J. Lockwood W. HH. Beachler S. A. Cohagan W. H. Qeachler Albert P. Brough H. W. Mueller Ernest B. Stousey Beal Association of Ministers Superintendents Association Onn Mr. Beachler Prei

Census scheduling disputed by local officials

Mr Cohagan favors a fall census this year instead of spring as Geal suggested. Dr B J Lockwood notes the ministerial association has only three more meetings before summer, with sessions in May and May 2 and a planned June 3 gathering.

Cohagan Geal Jackwood B. J. Lockwood Ministerial Association

Iowa Is Being Dismantled for Last Naval Test

The Iowa battleship, long used as a radio experiment ship, is prepared for sinking off Cape Henry in late April or early May. The Dickerson destroyer will assume control via radio after both ships depart League Island, with Ohio stripped of gear and retired.

Philadelphia Public Ledger S Seven Seas League Island High Seas Dexzth Cape Henry Davy Jones Dickerson Iowa Ohio China Big North Basin League, Island Riley McConnell Seriel G. Mayo Guantanamo

U S Steel Re-elects Retiring Directors

Hoboken N J April 17 Stockholders at the United States Steel annual meeting re elected four retiring directors Ib H Gary J P Morgan James Al Farrell and George F Baker George F Baker Jr to succeed Daniel G Treid and Eugene G Buffington to fill a vacancy

Hoboken N. J United States Steel Corporation Ib. H. Gary J. P. Morgan James al Farrell George F_ Baker George F_ Baker, Jr Daniel G. Treid Eugene G. Buffington Perra Syria

Cooking class teaches time saving for housewives

Miss Vera Megowen led the Courier’s free cooking school at Waterloo theatre, demonstrating quick breads and biscuits in minutes. More than 100 women attended as she showed rapid, economical methods and promised future cake decorating tips with simple supplies.

Vera Megowen Courier Waterloo Theatre Miss Mcgowen Miss Megowen

Live Church Notices to Replace Calendar in Saturday Paper

The Waterloo Courier will print weekly sermon subjects from progressive clergy instead of the calendar. Pastors must submit notices in legible writing by Thursday evening, by mail or messenger, for Friday composition. Telephone submissions are not accepted due to news pressure.

Waterloo Courier

Pastry Artist Shares Birthday Cake Garnish Ideas

A confectionary note describes using a personal pastry bag to decorate a birthday cake with sweetpeas roses and scroll motifs. It mentions Sparta recipes for fillings and icings and suggests a refined approach to cake presentation.

Sparta

Realtors Hear of Herren's Trip East

Waterloos real estate group hears brief remarks by Herren field secretary of the National Real Estate association about a recent eastern trip and a planned state tour. He departs tonight for Milwaukee and will visit Wisconsin clubs before a two week Iowa tour with John Wagner. The group aims to improve cooperation among boards. Two sixteenth century British guns will be mounted at the Miles Standish fort in Plymouth.

Wiliam Herren Waterlos National Real Estate Association Waterloo Realtors Greater Waterloo Association Milwaukee Wic Wisconsin Waukesha Watertown Madison Beloit Kenosha Racine Iown John Wagner Cedar Rapids Iowa Real Estate Association Atd Miles Standish Plymouth

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