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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1929
Page
1
The article notes a tentative four power accord to preserve the Young plan reparations talks at The Hague, amid Snowden’s cautious optimism. It also covers Captain Turver's air voyage progress, Lindbergh’s stage moments, and several other aviation, scouting, and public notices reflecting a busy week, including Jerusalem clashes and medical science hopes.
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At The Hague Britain France Belgium and Japan agreed to sign a protocol on reparations in kind. The plan would allow large German coal imports to Italy, balancing British export interests. Snowden pressed for a formal offer in writing as talks continued between the four powers and Belgian Italian delegates.
In New York on Aug 24 the Giants defeated the Pirates 13 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader as Fred Flitztaimmons allowed 12 hits but Pittsburgh pitchers were hit hard by the Giants. The game featured mixed scoring with New York taking a sizable lead early and holding on.
Solon United States Senator Lawrence D Tyson of Tennessee died early today at a sanitarium near Philadelphia after being brought to Jefferson hospital on July 29. A World War II brigadier general, he led the 30th Division in the Ypres Lys and Somme offensives and had been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious service.
Washington August 24 AP The Senate factions rally around a swift tariff vote before December. Democrats and independent Republicans back action to avoid dragging the issue into primary campaigns. A Republican threat to table the tariff until after next year’s elections is echoed from capital leadership, with Senator Borah insisting no delay. The administration presses for a final decision, while western Republicans oppose the administration bill.
The 21 year old millionaire Michel Cudahy Jr was found guilty of driving an automobile while intoxicated. A jury recommended a 5000 dollar penalty though it did not specify a final sentence. The verdict came after under an hour of deliberation.
Chicago report outlines Howard O'Gara’s claim of kinship to John May and references his uncle’s notoriety in the St Valentine’s Day massacre. Police rested O'Gara after an exchange of shots. he insists he is no hoodlum and cites ancestral pride.
Reports from Peiping and London describe rising troop concentrations near the Manchurian border. Mukden mobilizes 120000 reserves while Soviet commander Vasili Blu cher leads 30000 pick of the Red Army toward Manchuria amid unsettled border tensions and debates on peace prospects.
Helen Wills of California defeats Mrs. Phoebe Watson captain of England’s Wightman Cup team 6 4 6 2 to claim her sixth national championship in Forest Hills. The match follows a challenging run with Watson's powerful strokes forcing defensive play from the American star.
Blgy Bel Tilden, elder statesman of American tennis, defeated George Lott of Chicago in a dramatic five set final to claim the Cushman cup. The match at Newport ended 6-2 2-6 8-4 5-7 6-3, showcasing Tilden’s drive and stamina.
Wichita dispatch reports Ruth Elder, trans Atlantic flier and actress, says she is engaged to Waller Camp Jr son of Yale football mentor. She notes she will marry after the air derby from Santa Monica to Cleveland and denies previous announcements. Camp now in New York. Elder plans to meet him after Cleveland.
In London on August 24 the rhythm of tomtoms warned towns along the Indus to flee as floods from the north advance. Villagers rush to high ground as ice dam break releases floodwaters. Karachi reports say new floods threaten Khairpur and Sind with submerging villages and loss of life.
Des Moines August 24 Rev H N Dixon was named pastor of the Free Methodist church in Waterloo Iowa for the coming year He transfers from Newton Indiana and has lived in Waterloo before with his wife Mrs Dixon They and Whiteside who led Waterloo for four years receive no appointment due to ill health and will remain in Waterloo
Graf Zeppelin progress reports describe a speed near 70 mph as it travels from Tokio toward Los Angeles, with Dr. Hugo Eckener citing wind, fuel considerations, and a cautious route well south of the steamer lanes. Weather ahead includes fog and storms near the Aleutians, posing continued hazards for the transpacific flight.
A Travclair flown by Snyder Hall of St Louis led eight Portland Cleveland air derby entrants for the Spokane to Missoula leg in western Montana. Hall crossed the line at 0 40 22 a m mountain time followed by Tex Rankin at 9 65 56 and Maj G H Eckerson of Springfield Ore in Al 758222 as the race from Spokane continues with eight of nine speed planes arriving in Missoula Aug 24 1934.
In Jerusalem martial law was proclaimed after Mossen forces attacked Hebrew districts. Reported hurried measures followed as authorities moved to restore order amid the cross border tension. A separate aviation note mentions a transcontinental air record attempt with a fighter refueling stop before resuming the flight.
Des Moines reports record turnout at the town fair with thousands of children visiting, including a baby elephant christening from Germany. A heat prostration caused a fatality for Mrs. Mary Shook of Fairview, Ohio, as police and organizers managed crowds and warned about pickpockets. Today features horse races and a noted governor speech praising pioneers at Mahaska County Old Settlers event.
Weather outlook for the week beginning August 23 calls for one or two local shower periods, otherwise mostly fair. Temperatures mostly below normal, with a trend toward warmer readings toward the end of the week. Washington DC area forecast notes similar patterns with showers possible and generally mild to warm temperatures.
Reports from Jerusalem indicate at least 29 Jews killed and 107 wounded with Arab casualties also rising amid clashes over the rights to worship at the Wailing Wall. Western observers note British naval and military moves, martial law, and censorship as tensions flare in the Holy City.
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