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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1920

Page

9

Nate Kendall to address farmers at first Pig

Nate B Kendall Republican candidate for governor will speak at 11 a.m. Monday in the Waterloo Orange Coliseum Cedar River park to Black Hawk County Farm Bureau members. Music by local bands and a picnic program follow with sports prizes and a greased pig chase. Financial prizes include $5 in gold and $1 to each winning team member. Officials listed include Hurst Miller Newton Hammer.

Nate B. Kendall Albia Laws Waterloo Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Association Cedar River Park A. A. Burger Farm Bureau Association Orange Township Dewar Pands Hudson Orchestra Finchford Burger Ed Cunningham Macy Campbell Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Hurst Black Hawk County

Danger of Soft Coal Strike This Winter Averted Says Lewis

John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers telegraphed President Wilson that a soft coal strike in the central competitive field was believed averted after a Cleveland conference between operators and miners. He said differences may be harmonized by agreement to be consummated in the states.

Associated Press Washington, D.D. C John L. Lewis Inted Mine Workers of America Wilson Cleveland Lewis Koneamrontet

Hunger Strikers Riot in Maryland Penitentiary

More than fifty hunger strikers caused a dormitory riot at the Maryland Penitentiary in Baltimore on August 20. The lights were cut, darkness followed, and the two hour demonstration began after inmates insisted on better food. The warden responded stating no work would mean no food, and most prisoners returned to work except about fifty.

Associated Press Baltimore Maryland Penitentiary

Sugar Price Drops to 17 Cents a Pound in Detroit

Detroit August reports sugar at 17 cents per pound amid overstocked wholesaler stocks and tight credit. Retailers foresee further declines as prices ease from prior levels.

Detroit Mich

Senator Cummins' Condition Unchanged

Des Moines reports United States Senator A Th Cummins remains ill with influenza. Family statements say his condition is unchanged and that he continues to receive medical attention as the illness runs its course.

Des Moines United States A. Th. O Cumins

Plot to Kidnap and Hold Congressmen in Korea Denied

Washington dispatches report a purported plan to hold visiting American congressmen in Korea. Korean commission chairman Chae Kimm denounces the claim as groundless Japanese fear, saying Koreans seek outside sympathy and support. He notes the plan was to present a memorial to the party, per Tokyo dispatches.

Washington, D. C Tokio Far East Korea Chasi Kimm Korean Commission Kimm

New Rail Rates Expected to Sharply Raise Freight Costs

Illinois Central officials released figures showing freight rate increases effective August 26 will raise costs for many commodities, but experts say the overall consumer impact in Waterloo will be modest. Clothing, shoes, foodstuffs, coal, gas, and livestock would see small added amounts, while the broader effect could enable railroads to expand capacity and improve service, possibly reducing living costs in the long run.

United States Illinois Central Railroad Evening Courier Waterloo Central Distributing Points Chicago New Orleans Minneapolis Herrin Brookhaven Wis laSalle Til Wood River Ill H. Markhark Illnois Central Company

Miss Annie Stone Votes at Ten in Anxious Poll Row

Boston August 20 Miss Annie Stone age 10 has registered to vote in November while an inmate at the home for aged men and women. She is in good health and once active as a writer born in Bangor Maine. Belgium will stay neutral in the Russo Polish conflict until Minsk peace talks end.

Associated Prose Boston Annie Stone The Nails Bangor Belgium Hoe Anson Ate Preas Arussela Council of Ministers Minsk

Iowa and miners prepare joint talks on wage scale

Committees for the Iowa Coal Operators and the United Mine Workers of America will meet in Des Moines to discuss the Iowa working agreement and proposed changes. The meeting aims to hear miners' requests, with no expectation of an immediate agreement. In Illinois, coal operators refuse to sell at 37 a ton despite excess offers, maintaining 3.50 above the asked price due to strong demand.

Des Moines Iowa United Mine Workers of America D. F. Cushing J.C. Lew Cleveland Lewis Cushing Monjday Springfield Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Chicago

Explosion Kills Three in Syracuse Gas Tank Blast

Three men died and twelve were injured when a 40,000 gallon gasoline reservoir owned by C. E. Mills Oil exploded in Syracuse. Searchers recovered victims beneath debris as windows and nearby buildings were damaged and city ambulances and fire units rushed to the scene.

Syracuse C. E. Mills Oil Company Araphy

Watermelon Slice Spells Harding Name, Bishop Verifies

In Quincy on August 20, the Ain't Nature Wonderful club reports a watermelon with red meat showing the name Harding in white fibers. Bishop M J Fawcett of the Eptaro Pal church confirms the strange mark and Miss Margaret Bishop presented the fruit to him.

Quincey Ain't Nature Wonderful Quincy

Harding Campaign Will Continue In Approved Manner

Senator Harding's presidential bid will proceed as planned, says Harry M. Daugherty, with no campaign of bombast. The Republicans emphasize a dignified front porch style and harmony with the candidate, while Cox resumes lyceum tours and set speeches in Orrville and Canton before a broader western swing.

Harding Associated

Believe Boy Killed With His Own Gun and Robbed of $60

Manafred Anthony 16 was found shot in the heart beside his rifle on the Des Plaines river north of Chicago. He had drawn his $60 monthly pay as a clerk at the Great Lakes naval training station and gone frog shooting. Police suspect murder and robbery as the missing money is noted. A chum, Alfred Daniels, says he waited for him all afternoon.

Associated Press Chicago Manafred Anthony Desplaines River Great Lakes Naval Training Station Anthony Alfred Daniels

McGraw Leaves to Take Charge of Giants Team

John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, has sailed to Chicago to take charge of the team. His attorney said McGraw would return within 48 hours if needed for inquiries into a clash outside the Lambs Club that left actor John Slavin with a fractured jaw.

Associated Press New York John McGraw New York Giants Chisago McGraw John €. Slavin Adulc Lambs

Weather summary report from Minnesota and Iowa towns

Weather Bureau report lists towns Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport P aero New Hampton Mason City Waterloo Waverly with conditions cloudy and muddy roads in many areas. Last four hours heavy rains caused slick surfaces, improvement noted in Mississippi river counties. overall roadway conditions deteriorated in several counties.

Department of Sericultura Weather Bureau Charles City Albert Lea Minn Algona Cedir Raplés Davenport Pesribault Mirm Las Crosae Wis Mason City Marshtown New Tramptes Hoestville Waterlon Waverly Arnwavier Des Moines Mississippi River Tatter

Hammerstein Called Before Grand Jury Over Whisky Alcohol at Theatre

Arthur Hammerstein theatrical producer faced about two hundred witnesses as a United States grand jury probed claims that whisky was distributed to audiences during the opening performance of a musical comedy. Subpoenaed figures included dramatic critics press agents and chorus members. A bottle found in the theatre contained a few drops of whisky as evidence.

Preasy New York Arthur Hammerstein Grand Jury Hammerstam James Sewell Federal Probuision Enforcement

German Opinion Divided on Riots in Upper Silesia

A Berlin war of nerves over Upper Silesia shows German opinion split on the riots in Katowice and the plebiscite. Some papers praise the upheaval as evidence of national feeling, others deny it signals pro German sentiment and urge neutrality.

Upper Silesia Jena Berlin Upper Silesian Kattowitz Poland Germany Berlin Plelsvite Interallied Commission Chary Tagelischa Tundschau Die Frieheit

Mannix Urged to Show Moderation on British Questions

A Rome Vatican message to Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix of Melbourne calls for moderation in his treatment of British political questions. The appeal was conveyed through a British official message from Rome.

Associated Press London Consistary Rome Daniel J. Mannix Melbourne Australia

Waterways Parley in Montreal to Consider Joint Action

Montreal hosts the international joint waterways commission meeting by Oct 15 to discuss proposed cross border waterway arrangements. The talks cover free land for Polish war families, transit lines, and the river frontier aligned with Curzon notes.

Montreal International Joint Waterways Conmission Canada United States St. Lawrencelix Canadian Manufacturers’ Association Russia Earl Curzon Fugisla Poland Bialystok Chelm Lukow Nadin London Warsaw

Methodist Boards Council Moves Headquarters to Chicago

Arrangements were made to transfer the headquarters of the council of the boards of benevolence of the Methodist Episcopal church from New York to Chicago. Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Chicago presided at the administrative committee meeting held today.

Associated Press Chicago New York Council of the Boards of Benevolence Methodist Thomas Nicholson

Courier Delivery Cutoff and Phone for Missed Paper

The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 p.m. If the error of the carrier or other prevents receipt, call 83380 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 00 p.m.

Farrer

American Named Messenger for Fiume Government

Witney Warren a prominent American architect has been appointed to represent the Fiume government and D Annunzio’s National Council in the United States. He received word by cable and a messenger travels from Fiume with credentials. Warren, famed in New York, met D Annunzio in Fiume last November and has long campaigned for the cause despite opposition.

Witney Warren America Gabriele D'An Nunale National Council of Fiume Warren New York Cable Wiume Dtuly D'Annunzio Pluie

Ponzi Scheme Put In Receivership By Court

The court appointed three receivers in Ponzi and investor interests case. Bonds set at $50,000 each. Estimated assets range from $4,000 to potentially $7,000,000 based on note holder records and auditors’ estimates.

Trager Boston Charles Pony Morton Federal District Court Ponzi

Robbers Enter Laurel Bank and Make Vault Escape

Robbers broke through an 18 inch wall at the People's Sayings bank in Laurel Harshall County and escaped with 750 dollars in silver left outside the gate. The vault was damaged but not opened and the robbers vanished unseen with no crew.

Marshalltown People’s Sayings Bank Laurel Here

Illinois Operators Meeting on Separate Agreement Plan

An Illinois coal operators conference in Chicago aims to discuss a separate pact with miners to replace the Central Competitive District wage scale. The call cites the joint wage scale committee stalemate at Cleveland, which left about half of Indiana mines idle.

Associated Prose Chicago Illinois Ptay Thent Ulinois Len Grave Soas Minos Cleveland Indiana

Albania Calls 60 000 for Fight With Serbs

Wireless from Scutari reported by Tempo that heavy fighting north of Scutari between Serbs and Albanians left 220 dead and 250 prisoners. Albanian government reportedly mobilized forces as violence spread, with revolution rumored and new clauses demanded.

Albania Associated Press Rome Scutari Tarabos Ial Kostoyn

Suffragists Halt Regision Vote in Tennessee House

Tennessee House adjourned with suffrage advocates in galleries. Speaker Walker saw no motion to reconsider ratification today. Opponents plan injunction to block certification while suffragists prepare to try again tomorrow and seek to table. Judge Higgins said a writ to restrain certifying the resolution may be issued. Four thousand anti suffrage supporters met as Davidson County grand jury investigates alleged improper attempts to influence lawmakers.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Tennessee House Walker Joseph Higgins The Tennessee Constitutional League Gov. Roberts Secretary of State Washington House Ous Harry T. Burn McMinn County Weday Davidson County Grand Jury C. D. B. Debow Mproper

Husband Gone Twenty Years Sparks Iowa Divorce Suit

Emma Thurstell petitions for divorce from Walter Thurstell in Dubuque Iowa alleging desertion since 1900. She states she has had no contact with him except for a single year when money was sent for their children. All children are now of age.

Associated Press Dubuque Prioxy Emma Thurstell Walter Thurstell Thurstell Umnion

Mail Pouch Stolen From Illinois Central Station

Chicago police report a mail pouch said to hold money and valuables valued at 100000 dollars was stolen today from the 171st street station of the Illinois Central railroad. two men escaped in an automobile. exact contents unclear. chief Garrity notes the estimate of value remains 100000 dollars.

Chicago 171Th Street Illinois Central Railroad Garrity

Legation Secretary from Letiva Held by Immigration Agents

Alfred Nagel carrying Letivan foreign affairs credentials was detained by immigration authorities on arrival in New York aboard the Swedish steamer Dro Uraghel bound for Washington. He presented himself as secretary of a proposed Legation in Washington.

Associated Press New York Alfred Nagel Mminster of Foreign Affairs Republic of Letiva Washington Algwile Dro Uaghel

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Nate Kendall Chautauqua Coliseum Denver Enator New Marchioness OF Queensberry Queenberry Marquis of South Africa Viscount Drumlanrig Black Watch Irene Richards Daugherty Call Hammerstein Mannix Lukow and Radin Moscow Brest-Litovsk Soviet Russia Pready Washdington D.C Brest-Litevel Brest-Litovek Jug River Stedice Hielsk Pultusk Mlawa Oskalunka Lamza Weygnond Paris Foreign Office Weygand Wergand Dalagations France Bolshevic Lloyd George Ukraine Volkovisk Praweto Jeady Baltic M. E. Boards Council Whitney Wasewér Wreft Federal Harshall County Smoke la Azora Girard Harv Jolene Tennessee Constitutional League Station of I. C
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