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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1929

Page

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Banker's Son and Ministers Stopped on Road

A banner across US highway 270 near Jesup halted motorists last night, with one man identified as Road Patrolman H. P. Mason among those present. Frank B. Miller Jr and his party reported being pursued and fired upon, while three Evans Belical ministers in a separate car were stopped. a local judge later fined Christ Kamineneras $400 for illegal alcohol transport in a separate incident nearby.

U. S&s New York H. J. Faust W. C. Lang Old People's Home Cedar Falls H. R.willey Independence Mason Jesup Rufiner R. W. Hasner Christ’ Kamineneras Hegal Kamineneras George Christ Florence Severs Freeport

Berlin Takes Hand as Deadlock Threatens Reparations

Paris April 19 The reparations conference adjourned after the sudden death of Lord Revelstoke of England leaving the German and Allied delegations facing a near collapse. Dr Hilmar Schacht urged political concessions while Germany pressed for Saar and Danzig settlements and Rhine withdrawal, as Americans and creditors blamed Berlin for the stalemate.

Paris Lord Revelstoke England Owen D. Young Use Germany Rue, Faubourg Saint Honore Hilalmar Schacht France Belgium Great Britain Italy Saar Danzig Prussia Upper Silesia Rhineland Schacht Reich Bechacht

Divorce Sought by Will Hays Against Helen Thomas Hays

In Sullivan Indiana on April 19 Will Hays petitioned for divorce and child custody citing incompatibility. Will Hays, former president of the motion picture producers and distributors of America and 1920 Republican national chairman later served as postmaster general in the Harding cabinet. The couple married in 1902 and have not lived together for years.

Sullivan Ind Will H. Hays Helen Thomas Hays Hays Motion Picture Producers and Distributts of America Harding Cabi Net

Allies Reject German Offer in Reparations Talks

In postwar talks the Allies refused to consider a German annuity of about 393 million francs yearly, arguing it would cover only war debts. The Lord Revelstoke Committee pressed Schacht to raise the figure by six million, but he refused. France’s official reparations position to be given by Premier Poincare Monday at Bar Le Due.

Lord Revelstoke Schacht France Raymond Poincare Bar le Due

Bound Over Negro In Mann Act Case At Waterloo

Robert Hickey, a negro, was bound over to the U. S. Court on Mann Act charges after arrest by Dubuque deputy marshal. He is held in county jail on $500 bond. a federal grand jury in Dubuque will hear the case. A complainant, Garry Kemp, 22, says Hickey brought her from Milwaukee to Waterloo for immoral purposes and she is jailed as a material witness on $6,800 bond. The article also notes Lester Henry, 380 Bates street, appearing in municipal court on assault charges, with further evidence awaiting Judge Sager's ruling.

Robert Hickey John J. Brown Dubuque Dempster U. S Hickey Garry Kemp Nepress Waterloo Milwaukee Lester Henry Bates Street George J. Sager Henry Kemp Jali

Mayor to attend Cedar Rapids street light system opening

Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts and Cedar Rapids city council received an invitation from Mayor J. F. Ral to attend the opening ceremony for Cedar Rapids new boulevard lighting system on the evening of April 27. Tibbitts will assess the invitation and inspect the system within days depending on road conditions. plans to visit Davenport tomorrow may be postponed due to weather.

Glenn A. Tibbitts J. F. Ral Cedar Rapids Tibbitts Davenport

Chamber of Commerce Membership Dinner Set as Surprise

About 50 reservations have been received for the second general membership dinner to be held next Tuesday evening. Secretary Hanson urged those planning to attend to secure reservations quickly. The program will be kept secret until the meeting and is promised to interest every member of the association.

Chamber of Commerce Hanson Hansen

Arrested as prank says NFL day officer

William Price of Des Moines, age 70, claimed to be a prohibition officer when he was arrested early today on intoxication charges. Price posted a $10 bond and was released. he said he planned to continue work as a dry agent in Wisconsin.

William Price Des Moines Price Wisconsin

Infant Deaths and Family Obituaries in Alabama

Carl Edward Baker, 18 months, died at home near Waterloo of pneumonia. Born Oct 23, 1927, he leaves parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Baker and siblings Helena Vivian Florence Charles Jr. Funeral arrangements through O'Keefe and Towne Mortuary. Fuller Babe, infant son of Mr and Mrs T A Puller, died 24 hours after birth at a local hospital. Body at Hileman and Glad mortuary pending service details.

Carl Edward Baker Charles W. Baker Waterloo Grant Highway Helena Vivian Florence Charles O’keefe & Towne Mortuary Fuller Babe T. A. Puller Fowler Street Oolweth Hileman & Gladmortuary

Arrest of Elizabeth Murray for mail fraud in San Jose

Elizabeth Murray daughter of former Iowa official Benjamin Murray was arrested in San Jose on charges of using the mails to defraud. Investigators say she operated across the country, selling questionable memberships via letters after giving speeches to women’s clubs.

San Jose Cal Elizabeth Murray Benjamin Murray Winterset Forth Worth Tex Lila May Barnum Amarillo Senate California Murmnay Elizabeth Chicago Elizabeth Murrey Frank Shepard Northwestern Stanford Salem College West Virginia

Training School of Farm Bureaus at Lake Minnetonka

Daisy Wilems named registrar for the fourth annual farm bureau training school at Lake Minnetonka. Charles E. Hearst announces the event will run the week of June 24 with C. W. Martindale as dean. Lake Minnetonka near Minneapolis hosts the four day program expect­ing 300 attendees.

Des Moines Daisy ¥. Wilems Town Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Lake Minnetonka Charles E. Hearst Bureau Chicago C. W. Martindale Indiana Farm Bureau Q . Lake Minnetonka Minneapolis

Speculative Fever Drops Warns Boston Fed Leader

W P G Harding governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston told Chicago and Cook County bankers that speculative fever in the stock market is abating but warned the market could falter if credit absorption continues. He suggested a rapid Fed rediscount rate rise could end the danger by mid next June.

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Cook County Harding

Train Derailment Near Quililagua Kills 14 Reported

Reports from Santiago Chile state 14 killed and AO injured when a passenger train derailed near Quililagua late last night. a second dispatch cites one dead and six injured. Relief trains rushed to the wreck area. SAMPLE CASE RECOVERED after a theft report tied to a Minneapolis sedan.

Santiago Chile U.pi la Nacian Toropiila Quililagua Estado Ralms

Leavitt & Johnson Trust President to Return From Gulf Trip

Johnson, head of the Leavitt and Johnson Trust, will return tomorrow morning after a weeklong southern trip along the Gulf coast. Also noted are a visitor from Evanston and a marriage license listing Lambert Lowe and Lucille Huntington.

Johnson Leavitt 4 Johnson Trust Gulf Coast Lambert I Lowe, Auroms, III Lucille Huntington, Watrwine

Congress Debates Mellon Office Tenure and Farm Relief Tariffs

A merged judiciary and congressional panel presses inquiry into Secretary Mellon’s eligibility to hold office. The Ways and Means Committee advances farm relief discussions and drafts a new tariff act amid ongoing debate.

Mot Wiseesinn Judiciary Committee Mellon Nouse

TEMPENATORES AND SCHEDULE NOTES FOR FRIDAY EVENTS

The fragment lists timing mentions for Thursday night and Friday with scattered references to times and locations. It appears to be a rough schedule note noting early period and evening activity without clear events or participants.

Blease to Demand Senate Inquiry on Panama Junket Drinking

Senator Cole Blease of South Carolina announced he would press for a senatorial inquiry into drinking by congressmen on the Panama voyage aboard the government ship Ancon. He said he will seek details on how many members drank how much and what liquor was brought ashore at Port au Prince Haiti, and noted affidavits alleging cabinet officers and senators consumed liquor at capital social functions.

Washington, D. C U.P Hoover Cole Blease South Carolina Panama Congress Port Au Prince Haiti Blease

Mexican Flier Shot While Reading Anti Morrow Poster

In Mexico City Lieutenant Joaquin Garcia Bolanos, 22, was shot while trying to remove posters accusing President Portes Gil and U S Ambassador Morrow of conspiring against Mexico. He died from his wound early today as police cleared walls of hundreds of posters.

Mexico City Emilio Portes Gil United States Dwight W. Morrow Joaquin Garcia Bolanos Portes Gil Morrow Mexico Llauteneant Bolanos Dle Ambassador Murrow Wortes Gil

Artillery Explosion Kills Three Soldiers

An army report says a 155 millimeter gun exploded at Fort Kamehamha killing three artillerymen, injuring eight. Victims include Sergeant R Webb and Privates Roy Wood and Herman Parks. cause undetermined though breach issues are suspected.

Konolulu T. Hu U. Pia Fort Kamehamha R. Webb Faxon W. Va Roy 5. Wood Acona N. Y Herman Parks Red Bird

German engineer foresees meal as motor fuel for farmers

Goerlitz April 19 Rudolph Pawlikowski head of Kosmos Machine works predicts farmers will use maize meal and other pulverized fuels as engine fuel. He cites 12 years of experiments with powdered fuels for diesel engines noting lower cost and no preheating, with rice husks and peat among tested substitutes.

Goerlitz Germany Rudolph Pawikowski Kosmos Machine Works Pawitkowski Pawlikowski Herr Pawlikowski Herr Pawiikowski

City Receives $178,685 from County Treasury

The city received a check of 178,685.26 from County Treasurer Ed Madigan, drawn on March tax collections. This is down from 196,798.29 received in March 1928, a decrease of 18,113.03. The consolidated fund shows the largest drop, with 60,170.91 this year vs 73,252.71 last year. Fire department took 17,419.21, down 1,782.94. waterworks 12,317.87, down 217.99. East sanitary district 2,687.96 vs 2,888.30, down 200.394. West district 2,288.96, down 308.90.

Ed Madigan Lsx East Sanitary District West Sanitary District

Dickinson to Seek Seat in U S Senate

Des Moines reports Congressman L J Dickinson of Algona will run for United States senator from Iowa. He describes a constructive aggressive campaign in letters to friends this week. Auto theft reported in Des Moines as Mrs Lee McCalley says her sedan was stolen on Waters street. Governor Roosevelt pocket vetoed a lantern bill requiring pedestrians on state highways to carry lights at night.

Des Moines L. J. Dickinson Algona United States Towa Dickinson Lee McCalley Ninth Street West Waters Street Fourth Fifth Albany Roosevelt

Reserve Board Secret Meeting Stuns Finance Officials

The Reserve Board and the Federal Reserve advisory council met without advance notice in Washington. Officials say the session aimed to reinforce policy against speculative credit as brokers' loans shift direction unfavorably. March talks already backed the board's stance with no details released. Reporters were kept far from the Reserve chamber as President Frank O Wetmore noted unease over press presence.

Washington, D Federal Reserve Advisory Council Federal Reserve Board Reserve Council

Charges leak in new tariff data

Representative Garner of Texas accuses GOP Ways and Means members of leaking information from executive tariff discussions. He says reports show committee actions becoming known to tariff rate interests while other members are kept in the dark, calling it wrong and unfair. He demands Chairman Hawley respond.

Washington, D. C Ways and Means Committee House Garner Texas Hawley

Woman Puts Man on Spot for Death in Chicago

A 40 year old Chicago man, Tony Rosa, was shot dead by a woman and her companion who fled after the attack. Witnesses saw the pair nearby. they attempted to enter a taxi but the driver refused. Detectives cite jealousy as the motive.

Chicago Tony Rosa Rosa

Saltzman OK'd for Radio Commission and Rail Board Nominees

The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee reported favorably on Maj. Charles Moss Saltzman of Iowa for the Radio Commission fourth zone seat and Oscar B. Colquitt, former Texas governor, for the Railway Board of Mediation.

Washington, D. C Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Charles Moss Saltzman Iowa Radio Commission Oscar B. Colquitt Texas Railway Board of Mediation

Tragic Gas Death of Mrs Worthington in Cedar Rapids

Coroner reports no clear motive after Mrs Lila Worthington 10 took fatal gas dose. Neighbors found her body last night. her husband had died years before. No known OM tied to the act.

Cedar Raplds APM Lila Worthington R. A. Vorphal

Bankers Life Faces Temporary Injunction

Des Moines based Bankers Life Insurance is under a temporary injunction restricting distribution of 300 000 to assessment certificate members from level premium policy funds. Judge B F Cummings issued the order in Marshalltown on petition by policyholder C H F Boardman.

Bankers Life Marshalltown Bankers Life Insurance Company Des Moines B. F. Cummings C. H. F. Boardman

Britain urges focus on land and air arms at disarmament talks

In Geneva on April 15 Lord Cushendun pressed to delay naval arms while push for land and air limits continued. He warned progress is essential before Britain risks losing credibility and urged unanimous support for any approved schemes. Russian objections to the process were noted as the session moved toward writing proposals. Separately in Dana Indiana intruders pried open the Bank of Dana vault but did not gain entry, fingerprints and sheriff investigators reported.

Geneva Lord ‘Cushendun M. Litvinoff Jonkheer Loudon Holland Lord Cushendun Washington Great Britain

Legislature Public Expense Report Details Large House and Senate Costs

The Des Moines session costs total 316776 over all branches with the governor signing off on the appropriation. House members listing 110933.40 for salaries and mileage dominates, while Senate costs reach 62893.40 with various expenses including inauguration library janitorial and staff costs totaling 45309 for house employees and 31310 for custodial staff.

Des Moines J. W. Long the. Castodian

Millionaire Doherty Announces New Year Wedding

Henry J. Doherty famed public utility leader and billionaire bachelor marries widow Mrs. Percy Frank Eames. The couple announced at Doherty Co. offices as they return from a belated wedding trip to Atlantic City after a two year illness. Wealth estimated between 25 million and 200 million.

New York Henry J. Doherty Lash New Percy Frank Eames Henry Atlantic ‘City Doherty Battle Creek Sanitarium

Johnny Miles Wins Boston Marathon Again

Johnny Miles of Hamilton Ontario won the Boston Athletic Association marathon for the second time, setting a course record with 2 hours 33 minutes 8.45 seconds for the 26 miles 385 yards from Hopkinton to Boston. Kart Koski of the Finnish American A C, New York, was runner up, also breaking the course record, with Will Kyronen finishing third.

Boston U.P Johnny Miles Hamilton Ont Boston A. A Hopkinton Kart Koski A. C Willia Kyronen

Plans to Rebuild Saint Olaf and Farmersburg Creamery

Elkader Iowa April 19 plans for rebuilding the $25 000 creamery of the Saint Olaf and Farmersburg company near here which was destroyed by fire last night were announced today Insurance totaling $11 000 was carried.

Elkader Iss Saint Olaf and Farmersburg Company Here

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