Colombian Pact Foreunner of Changed Policy
Washington debate on the Colombian treaty stresses a new U S policy to protect American interests abroad and promote commerce. Senators Lodge Knox Pomerene Borah and others argue for stronger support for Americans investing in Colombia and Latin America amid oil interests and British competition.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D.C
Ledge
Colombia
Lodge
Nhat
United States
Venezuela
Great Britain
Columbia
Meith
South America
Senator Lodge
Latin
America
Panama Canal
Latin America
Knox
Pomerene
Borat
Kelforge
Atene
Mj Ch
Bor Velt
Wilson
Bryan
New Yorki Ng Post
Seamen Strike Could Prompt Government Action
United Press reports that American shipping faces a April 21 deadline as seamen refuse to concede wage cuts. Andrew Furuseth, head of the Seamen's Union, warns a nationwide strike may unfold if owners push reductions, with 110,000 members and 35,000 idle. Winthrop Marvin, head of the American Steamship Owners Association, expects terms before the month’s end, as talks with government mediators begin Monday with Hoover briefings ongoing.
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United Press
Andrew Furuseth
Interas‘tion? Seamen's Union
Furuseth
Winthrop J. Marvin
American Steamship Owners’ Association
United States
Hoover
Prieved turns, Irish relief, and political notes
Telegraph briefs report Gov Small grants stay of execution to June 24 for inmates in Chicago. Irish relief funds in Arkansas may be redirected to tornado victims. Chicago figures Thorne appointed U S Grain Growers counsel. A crowd bruises J. E. Tobinsons in Chicago after empress funeral. State Dept refutes immigration statements by Secretary Hughes. Hungarian Parliament may dissolve with elections over ex-emperor Charles return. Rockford Illinois to hire only service men for new alcohol distillery construction. Ireland restricts citizen travel without proper authority per recent decree.
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Associated Prassi
Springfield
Gov. Small
G. C. Redding
Oscar McGaveck
Jdarry Ward
Chicago
Dublin
Lord Mayer O'Neill
Irish White Cross
Gov. McRae
Arkansas
Clifford Thorne
United States Grain Growers
Berlin
J. E. Tobinson
Washington
D. C
State Department
Hughes
Geneva
Austria-Hungary
Charles
Rockford, Jr
P. J. Healy
Chicago Grain Products Company
Klin
Eirrean
Republic
Ireland
Child Truck Victim Has Chance of Life
Little Robert Burns son of Mr and Mrs W J Burns of 501 Jefferson Street lies at St Francis Hospital after a heavy motor truck ran him over yesterday. He showed signs of internal injuries but an X ray found ruptures being treated and bleeding has ceased. Doctors report he rested easier today and are hopeful for recovery.
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Robert Burns
W. J. Burns
Jefferson Street
St. Francis
Robert
St. Francis Hospital
Barbering Prices Lowered in Charles City
Charles City Iowa barbers vote to cut haircuts from 50 to 40 cents and shaves from 25 to 20 cents at a city meeting. The notes also mention stage licenses and hats on sale at 286 Bridge Street.
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Charles City
Bridge
Iowa Banks Given More Time on Loans
Iowa banks will receive extra time to liquidate loans from the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago, per L A Andrews Ottumwa president of the State Bankers association. Andrews says he and state officials recently met with Reserve Bank officials to discuss extensions. Clare Prande age 14 is reported ill with diphtheria at 815 Beech Street.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Federal Reserve Bank
Chiazo
L. A. Andrews
Ottumwa
State Bankers’ Association
Andr
Reserve Bank
Clare Prande
Public Health Department
Beech
Foch Plans Allied Route Into Germany Over Reparations
Paris reports Marshal Foch and Weygand map new Allied movements if Germany balks at reparations. Plans include using Ruhr mining region and allied bases, with Hythe talks to press Britain for firm action. France forecasts penalties and economic measures if Germany fails to pay.
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United Press
Paris
War Office
Foch
Weygand
Germany
Rube Valley
Hythe
England
Briand
America
Italy
Briand Jalse
Wreck Leaves Man Wounded After Auto Collision
David Coun, 40, of near Rainbow Drive, suffered extensive facial and chest injuries in a two-vehicle crash at 3 pm yesterday. He required 49 stitches, but authorities say he has no serious complications. KE GC Litchfield, driver of the other car, headed toward Cedar Heights. Coun was taken to Waterloo for treatment.
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David Coun
C. J. Shaw
Rainbow Drive
Altho
Mr. Conn
Waterloo
KE. GC. Litchfield
Cedar Heights
Conn
Litchield
Typist Champion Stresses Sleep For Speed
Miss Friedman of New York City, aged eleven this month, won a typing title by typing 122 words a minute for 15 minutes without an error. She advocates regular habits and ample sleep, saying rhythm and balance aid accuracy. She toured Sioux City high schools as part of an educational campaign led by R. L. Hamilton to boost student typing skills.
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Sioux City
New York City
Madison Sanare Garden
Friedman
Peage Resolution to Follow Treaty for Senate Action
The foreign relations committee opened debate on Senator Knox’s resolution to restore peace with central European powers. The measure repeals the 1917 war declarations against Germany and Austria, seeks to withhold settlements on alien property until Germany ratifies a peace treaty and settles American claims. It preserves US rights under the Versailles framework if ratified.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
United States
Senate
Germany
Austria
Unit States
Tta
Associated Press
Panama
South American
Poindexter
Washington
Wadsworth
New York
Colombia
Panama ‘Canal
Borah
Idaho
Ransdell
Louisiana
House
Lafayette School Parent Teachers Elects Officers
About 150 attended the Lafayette Parent-Teacher association meeting at the school last night. Teachers performed and S A Cogh an spoke on The Waterloo Boy. A community sing and a teachers glee club with ukuleles followed.
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Lafayette Parent- Teacher Association
S. A. Cohagan
Waterloo
Kathleen Case
Lafayette
Clarence Hunt
Morgan Bandfield
Iss Belva Swalwell
Winnie Eubanks
Walter Lee
Will upheld in court amid guardianship issue
The court sustained a will contest finding the decedent Katherine Miller of sound mind when making her will despite a guardianship beginning in 1916. The estate valued around 20000 was divided with Josephine Carlson and William Miller heirs receiving shares. Jury consisted of seven women and five men.
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HE. B. Stiles
District Court
Fred Kuchnie
Barbara Engle
Katherine Miller
Margaret Peterson
George
Jacob
Kate Zettleman
Ida Kraft
Otto Jacob
Sebastian Jacob
Josephine Carlson
William Miller
Anna Miller
Jacob Miller
Louie J. Miller
Stiles
J. E. Keegan
M. ¥. Lown
Lucy O' Leavitt
Elmer BE
Trible
Louisa Bishop
F. L. Mahannah
Joe Margadant
George E. Ransch
Anna Gilford
Shepard
Mavel A. Stull
Nelle Wisner
John Goodfellow
Labor policy condemned as anti industrial progress at cotton manufacturers meeting
At the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers convention in Boston on April 21, speakers argued a national labor policy opposing industry. They defended working class gains from economic forces and urged employer and employee cooperation with worker input in management.
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Lae Associated Pross
Boston
Watt
Newress
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
RB. L. Wilson
Pittsburgh
Alleman Robbery Strikes Mercantile Store and Postoffice
Bandits robbed the Alleman Mercantile Company store and its postoffice early today, stealing an unknown amount of currency and 55 dollars in stamps. Safe access at the Alleman bank failed. In a separate note, Mrs. James Stebbins was called to Oelwein for her grandmother Mary Dre’s funeral.
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Alleman Mercantile Company
Alleman
Here
Mercantile Company
Alleman Bank
Oelwein
James Stebbins
Randolph Street
Mary Dre
Rail Labor Board Says Receivers Violated Transportation Act
The railroad labor board ruled that the receivers of the Atlantic Birmingham and Atlantic railroad violated the Transportation Act by cutting wages under a federal court order. It said receivers remain under the board, urged further talks with workers, and suggested reopening the case if no agreement is reached. The decision marked the first clash between the board and a federal court over wage cuts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Atlantic, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Spirit Land
Labor Board
Deoisian
Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic
Silby
Hungry thief takes all the eats in minister's house
Toledo reports a night prowler robbed Rev W J Cresswell's Presbyterian parsonage of all edible goods while the family was at church. Doors unlocked lights on blinds down and globe switched to avoid detection. No clues found and cash in pockets untouched. a child's bank with about 10 dollars remained.
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Toledo
W. J. Cresswell
Presbyterian Church
Nolking
British Miners Stand Firm Against Wage Fight
London April 21 United Press reports striking British coal miners refuse to drop their demand for practical industry reform. Union executives from across the kingdom met today with a majority instructed to press for pooling mining profits and a national wage board, with hints of possible changes to make the plan less clearly tied to nationalization.
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United Press
London
Kingdom
Plaster Slab Crashes on Three Men at Courthouse
In Knoxville Iowa three farmers Everett Hardin Ben Longard and James Mulky were seriously injured when a 1000 pound plaster dome slab loosened by a blizzard fell from Marion County courthouse. The slab remained intact to the third floor then shattered on an iron railing and buried the trio in debris. All are reported in serious condition.
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United Press
Knoxville
Marion County
Everett Hardin
Ben Longard
James Mulky
Virginia Plowboy Finds Pot of Gold Buried 100 Years
Salem Virginia April 21 Henry Cameron 25 a farmer on his uncle’s mountainside farm found a metal pot wrapped in buckskin containing gold and silver coins valued at over 14000. About 13000 in gold 600 in silver and the rest in badly disintegrated currency. The latest coin date is 1823. He kept the find secret until today fearing loss of the fortune.
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Associated Press
Salem
Henry Cameron
Virginie
Here
Scoup
Cameron
Thim
Wangler Brothers Free Trutona Bottles Offer in Waterloo
Wangler Brothers Drug Store in Waterloo offers 72 free full size Trutona tonic bottles to the first 72 men and women presenting a coupon on Saturday April 23. The promotion promotes the tonic as highly meritorious and urges prompt action by shoppers to begin using the remedy.
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Wangler Bros
Wangler Brothers
Waterloo
Waicrico
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