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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1920

Page

3

Wanted To Buy And Rent House and Rooms

Classified notices show mixed want ads for rooms to rent or share, single-family houses, and small service jobs. Listings include Furnished rooms West Side, two sleeping rooms, light housekeeping, and a modern 5 room house on Webster and Logan avenues with furnace, with various contact numbers and firms such as Cheever and Wilson and Red and Black phone exchanges.

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Predicting Failure of House Tariff Bill

Senator McCumber said hearings on the Senate emergency tariff bill will not be held as committee work starts next week after a conference with President elect Harding. Predictions of House bill failure due to Senate inaction and potential veto were widespread among senators from both parties.

UGY Associated Press Washington, D. C 3McCumber North Dakota Senate Finance Committee Harding Marion Senate

Eggs Hoarded in Milwaukee Market Bid to Flood Stores

Milwaukee dispatch reports a 25 000 dozen egg hoard kept 18 to 20 months was ordered released by the state division of markets. The eggs, changing ownership four times, must be dumped for immediate sale as storage ends.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis State Division of Markets Today Badger State Creamery

Palmer Pleads for Funds to Crush Rum Smuggling

Attorney General Palmer urged Congress to appropriate 300000 to enforce prohibition as arrests rise. He said up to Sept 1920 there were 17568 arrests with 17428 recommended for prosecution and about 10000 prosecutions anticipated in the last quarter. Commodore Reynolds reported Bahamas liquor stock near Florida and insufficient Great Lakes patrols. The committee rejected rewards for tips on smuggling and did not include the request in the sundry civil bill.

Associated Press Washington, D. C General Palmer House Appropriations Committee Palmer Bureau of Internal Revenue Commodore Reynolds Coast Guard Bahama Islands Florida Great Lakes George W. Ashworth

Refuses to Honor Papers of Japanese Land Corporation

Sacramento report says Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan will not file the Valley Industrial Corporation articles until naturalization questions for Japanese citizens are resolved in court. The Fresno firm’s four directors claim American naturalization from wartime service. Washington briefing notes California Japanese land legislation is under review with officials and the Japanese ambassador.

Associated Press Sacramento Cal Frank C. Jordan Japanese Land Corporation Corporation The Valley Industrial Corporation Fresno Jordan Washington, D. C California Congress State Department

Ashurst Pushes for Wilson On Mining Claim Extension

Senator Ashurst of Arizona visited the White House to seek a frank statement from President Wilson on whether he would sign a six month extension of the mining claim work requirement. He toured executive offices seeking official word and planned to stay until a position was announced.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Ashurst Arizona White House Wilson

Stock Market Ends Firm After Early Irregularities

The Evening Sun reports a firmer stock market with gains of 1 to 3 points after an irregular open. Rail shares led buying amid North Pacific oil plans, best prices hit mid afternoon, bonds firm, grain and cotton strong, money conditions unchanged, call loans at seven percent, and foreign exchanges higher.

iUnited Press New York Evening Sun North Jera Pacific

Knox Heads to Marion for Harding Conference

Senator Knox of Pennsylvania travels to Marion Ohio to confer with President-elect Harding on a pending peace resolution with Germany. Edward B. McLean and Jess W. Smith join the delegation, with Harry M. Daugherty and Senator Curtis planning future visits.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Knox Pennsylvania Germany Marion Harding Association of Nations Edward B. McLean Jess W. Smith Harry M. Daugherty Curtis Massachusetts Senate

Stock Market Reverses in Early Trading Waves

New lows for Atlantic Gulf and Crucible Steel in early New York hours. Gains for Royal Dutch, Shell Transport and several rail and utility stocks offset by weakness in wheat and other commodities as trading shifts toward stronger rails and machinery.

New York Atlantic Gulf Crucible Steel Mexican Petroleum General Electric Consolidated Textile Great Northern New Haven Royal Dutch Shell Transport Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific Luger Adams Express Southern Paciftic Pointe Northern Pacific Reading Lehigh Valley Atchigan St. Paul Soo Norfolk & Western New York Central Hartiore & Ohio and Southern Railway Crucible Atlantic Guin Baldwin Wells-Farge American Express

Britain seeks extension of war demand notes terms

Secretary Houston said a British treasury envoy will come to Washington to discuss exchanging British demand notes into long term obligations. Britain’s debt stands at 4.196 billion dollars. He noted the Liberty Bond act allows some foreign obligations to mature by June 13 or Oct 13 1928 and urged applying the same benefit more broadly. He also outlined using US held obligations to settle war claims.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Houston Washington United States

Protests Over Torture Cages at Alcatraz Island

Palo Alto clubwomen telegraphed Secretary of War Baker protesting alleged use of torture cages at Alcatraz prison. They claim prisoners refusing to work are kept in 14 by 24 inch iron cages for 10 days, unable to move or sit. The same bulletin notes the death of actor M Go Durgess in Los Angeles County Hospital.

United Press San Francisco Cal Alcatraz Island San Francisco Bay Baker Palo Alto Associated Press Los Angeles M. Go. Durgess Sam’l O'Posen

Pastor with janitor helps keep church safe on icy steps

A Waterloo church janitor was seen spreading sand on icy pavement to prevent slips, aiding cooperation with the pastor on church safety this morning. In Columbus, men in kitchens at a Southern hotel allegedly boxed a man named Alexander P. Lichten in a bag and hung it from a telegraph pole, later released by police who deemed him mentally deficient.

Tocal Waterloo Columbus Alexander P.lichten Southern Hotel Altho Lichten Harry Tolchien Philadelphia

Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary

Receipts totaled about 12 000 cattle and 6 000 sheep with cattle mostly 25 cents below yesterday’s average. Beef steers steady to strong with top loads near 9.55 to 9.25, stockers steady to higher in spots. Fat lambs up about 2 to 3 cents, bulk sales 10.75 to 11.25, yearlings 7.75, ewes 4.25, feeding grades steady.

East ST. Louis Oman Muna Sioux Issia Vaals

Receipts and prices from Sioux City livestock market

Sioux City cattle and hog receipts show market weakness for fed steers and yearlings while cows and calves fetch lower bids. Sheep steady to strong as 4,400 head pass through. liberty bond and financial markets listed with mixed prices. Commodity markets report sugar, flour, corn, oats, and various farm goods with regional price data and exchange rates.

Prices from New York produce market wrap in December report

New York prices list butter and creamery goods with tubs and extras, plus dairy and poultry quotes for multiple regions including Chicago Kansas City St Louis and Toledo. The item notes varying receipts, yields, and market levels across butter eggs and live poultry with regional price contrasts and freight details.

New York Rocstera Orne Moss Chicago Kansas City Louis Poulter

Hogs and cattle prices ease on Tuesday trading

Chicago market notes show hogs 15 to 25 cents under Tuesday's prices with receipts at 26 000. Cattle steady to higher on light demand and strong beef cattle, hogs selling mostly 10 to 25 cents lower, sheep receipts 13 900 with fat lambs 25 cents lower and ewes steady.

Kansas City Livestock Prices Slump Across Sections

Kansas City stockyards report Dec 24 receipts 6500 cattle hogs and 2000 sheep. Cattle steady to 25 cents lower with top cows about 56.00 to 75.00 and fat hogs generally 25 to 40 cents lower. Sheep and yearlings show softer quotes, with fat classes near yesterday’s best and lighter demand overall.

Kansas City

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