Wayne Jameson 18 dies after crossing collision
Wayne R Jameson aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs W R Jameson of 47 Maple Street and captain of the 1922 football team died from skull fracture after his automobile was struck by a Chicago Great Western passenger train at the Barclay Street crossing near the Waterloo Skirt and Garment Co. buildings. Witness Maynard Davis, 15, described the crash and rescue attempts as responders rushed the injured youth to Presbyterian Hospital.
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Great Western
Barclay Street
Wayne R. Jameson
W. R. Jameson
Maple Street
East High School
Fed
Djuries
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Auth
Owever
Hope
Faynard Davis
South Barclay Street
Maynard
Tonneau
Presbyrian Hospital
Wayne Meson
Wiizabeth Tandma Starr
Fowler Street
Grace M B
Utebound
Frank Carr
Waaloo Skirt & Garment Co
East High Football Star Mishap Victim
East High captain elect Wayne Jameson, a Waterloo east high School football standout, died after a train accident near an enclosed car as crowds visited the wreck scene. Born Oct 22 1903 in Clarion Iowa he played every minute of every game last season and was a member of the all star state team. He is survived by his parents two sisters Mrs Arthur Elliott West Newton Mass Miss Fonda Jameson and brother Ralph Jameson. Funeral services will be at Grace M E church Thursday at 2 p m conducted by Rev E J Lockwood with burial in Fairview.
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Imvilliant
Wayne
Tee Aon
Allstar
Clarion
Waterloo
Arthur Elliott
West Newton
Mass
Fonda Jameson
Ralph Jameson
Est
E. J. Lockwood
Grace M. FE
Lockwood
Grace M BE
Ciictate
Fairview
Elliott
Massachusetts
Parliament Prorogued Amid Irish Treaty Wait
London December 19 The British parliament will be prorogued this afternoon until January 31 Austin Chamberlain the government leader in the house of Commons announced The move follows a delay in Ireland’s Dail Eireann acting on the Anglo Irish treaty and Chamberlain said Parliament should not sit waiting for an undecided Dublin debate which could extend into Saturday.
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Associated Press
London
Austin Chamberlain
House of Commons
Dail Eireann
Chamberlain
Dublin
Highways and Cities in Central and Western Iowa Report
The report covers towns Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Fairhault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly. It notes improved highways and traffic conditions across central and western Iowa with references to weather bureau data and department actions.
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U. S. Department_of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fairhault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Chicago Hooch Raids Cloak City Liquor Crackdown
Chicago police continued to clamp down on liquor during a wide sweep that netted over 600 arrests across six courts. Prohibition violations and disorderly conduct topped the docket as raids hit Gold Coast to the South Side, with prices for liquor rising and officers facing questions about legality.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Gold Coast
Maxwell
Des Plaines Avenue
Shakespeare Street
Autoista
Maxwell Street
Reed Asking Delay in Pelletier Trial in Senate
Boston dispatch reports United States Senator Reed urged postponing the Pelletier malfeasance trial due to serious senate committee complications over foreign loan refunds. He asked the court to defer the case until next Thursday or later.
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Associated Press
Boston
Senate Committee
United States
Reed
Supreme Court
Joseph C. Pelletier
Irish Leaders Clash Over Anglo Irish Treaty In Dail
Dublin debates on ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty continue with Eamonn de Valera opposing it as a path to peace and sovereignty. Griffith and Collins push ratification citing benefits and oath of allegiance while De Valera warns of subservience to Britain and a potential provisional government in Dublin Castle.
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Griffith
Associated Press
Dublin
Dail
London
MacNeill
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Grifith
Ireland
Irish Republic
Great Britain
George
England
Dej Valera
Griffth
Collins
Dublin Castle
America
France
Rathenau Meets With Premiers at London Parley
London dispatch reports Premier Briand and Lloyd George began talks on reparations in London with only general questions settled. Sir Robert Horne to analyze items. conference to resume at 11 a m. Briand’s aides Louis Louceur and Berthelot present. Dr. Walter Rathenau joined from Berlin amid hopes for a German moratorium or new proposal.
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United Press
London
Briand
Lloyd George
Robert Horne
Treasury
Downing Street
M. Louis Louceur
M. Berthelot
Austen Chamberlain
Walter Ralenau
Berlin
Germany
Wirth
South Chicago Santa Claus fund robbed of 490 dollars
Two Chicago bandits who deny Santa Claus took $490 raised for poor South Chicago families. Patrick H Moynehan, longtime organizer of coal and food drives, was robbed on his way home after a fundraiser. He declared himself South Chicago's Santa Claus as the men demanded the money.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Southhicago
Patrick H. Maynehan
Illinois Commerce Commis
Slon
Moynehan
Santa Claus
Wei
Oyer Thel
Hays May Head Movie Merger In U.S. Film Industry
Washington reports that Postmaster General Will Hays agreed to lead the reorganized motion picture industry at a rate of 100000 dollars yearly for two and a half years. Confirmation varies, with Hays’ office declining comment as he reportedly rests at a health retreat.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Will Hays
United States
Hays
Association of
Rail Labor Board hears protests of leasing conspiracy
Chicago December 15 United States railroad labor board heard protests by railroad shop employees who allege railroads lease shops to individuals to evade the transportation act. Labor attorney Frank P Walsh presented the case claiming a nationwide carrier conspiracy. The dispute centers on Erie Railroad turning its shops over to others as Walsh accused.
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United Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Frank P. Walsh
Erie Railroad
Walsh
Railroad Board
Five Girls Charged with Murder After Houseparty
Huntaville Alabama December 14 five girls are jailed charged with murder and assault with intent to murder after a suburb house party fight. Proprieter Bill Ricketts is dead and Fred Mauterer, son of a merchant, is dying. Police report whisky found at the gathering and say the women declined to comment.
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Huntaville
Ala
Bill Ricketts
Fred Mauterer
Ricketts
Mauterer
Farm Bloc Upheld in Wallace Speech
In Boston on December 19 Secretary of Agriculture War defended farm bloc members amid a clash with President Blarding's cabinet. Wallace spoke from a base aligned with Weeks, praising the bloc's organized stance on recent congressional legislation.
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United Press
Boston
Blarding
Congress
Mary Garden Confined by Bronchitis in Chicago
Chicago December 13 United Press reports Mary Garden head of the Chicago Grand Opera company was confined to her home by bronchitis. She cancelled engagements to sing in a revival of Safome to be attended by Richard Strauss. Garden will not appear for about ten days.
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United Press
Chicago
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Courier Delivery Notice and Missing Paper Policy
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 30. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other causes, call 33 30 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Two Men Killed in Sioux City's Packing Strike
In Sioux City Iowa two men were killed during a strike at a packing plant. Deputy Sheriff James Batman and strike sympathizer Kalad were fatally wounded in a gun attack near the plant. Other deputies and deputies pursued Kalad who fired from beneath his arm before he fell.
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Mreday
Leo
KR. Jones
Sherif W. II
Javos
Hessen Kaled
Kaled
Sherif E. Batman
Batman
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Itt
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Chage
SheciM@ Jones
Sherif Frank Jinp
Joe
Jim
Sherif Jones
Deg Moines
Deg. N
Kendall
Gary
Ten Arrested in K. K. K. Murder Case
Ten men alleged as Klan members were held in Ardmore jail awaiting arraignment on murder charges for the Willson bootlegger raid that killed Joe Carroll and two attackers. Named suspects include Leon Julius a Baptist minister Gealdton John Smith a butcher Jess Smith and Curley Smith all of Ardmore plus others from Ardmore Wilson and surrounding areas.
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United Presa
Ardinove
Qokila
Joe Carroll
Willson
Carroll
Leon Julius
Gealdton
Jotn Smith
Butcher
Tiealdton
Jess
Briand Sees Lloyd George in London
Premier Briand of France met with Prime Minister Lloyd George at Downing Street in London. Initial focus expected on German reparations, with talks likely to expand to the broader European financial and economic situation.
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Che Associated Press
London
Briand
France
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Memorial for World War messenger dogs planned at Hartsdale
New York Geo 19 a monument to honor messenger dogs who served in France and Belgium will be erected in Hartsdale near White Plains. Designed by a well known sculptor the monument costs 32 5 and will overlook a busy highway with a bronze tablet bearing its legend. Hartsdale cemetery claims to be the only animal burial ground in the United States with four acres of monuments and markers for pets.
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Associated Press
New York
France
Belgium
Hartsdale
White’ Plains
N. Y
Ans
United States
Paris
France Accepts Hughes Naval Ratio Amid Conference
Paris reports Premier Briand and Ambassador Harvey confirmed France will accept the Hughes ratio for capital ships as part of the Washington conference plan. London dispatches quote Briand as saying France accepts the American proposal in principle for capital ships, while maintaining demand for submarines and cruisers.
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London
France
Hughes
Washington
Orland
George Harvey
Briand
American State Department
M. Briand
Harvey
Washington, D. C
M. Sarraut
Bassador Jusserand
Paris
Brance
Paria
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Patin
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Great Britain
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Bria
United States
England
Japan
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Ottumwa Incident Leaves Woman Dead and Another Hurt
Ottumwa Iowa report of a fatal assault late Saturday night. Hattie Kentro, colored, died from injuries and Mrs Archie Bucanes was seriously hurt. The assailant was described as a Black person. Public safety officials and W. B. GriffinSwaday are mentioned in the investigation.
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