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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1924

Page

8

Wilson the Giant Among Giants in An Unlived Fate

Washington columnist Mark Sullivan weighs how President Wilson would have fared facing Civil War era duties and policy if he had lived. The piece notes Wilson’s restrained public presence after leaving the White House, his dedication to reading and reflection, and his close circle including Baruch Glass McCormick and Cary Grayson. It argues Wilson’s stature as a giant of the era, with private philosophy guiding his post presidency life.

Mark Sullivan Washington, D. C Mr. Wilson Fadine Wilson Democratic National Committee Washington White House Harding Presenti Wadsworths Kipling Kim B. M. Baruch New York Carter Glass Virginia Vannie McCormick Harrisburg Paris Tire Jess Cary Grayson Martin Invincible Henry George

Paper delivery cut-off and redelivery instructions

The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper by then call 5100 for a copy. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 26 p.m.

Being Watched It Is Reported in Washington

Being Watched reports that v. T. Johnson, manager of the Three Rivers ranch in New Mexico, tied to Albert B. Fall, is under constant surveillance after being summoned to Washington to answer questions about Archie Roosevelt's claim of receiving 638000 dollars from a Sinclair representative and about Fair's ranch expenditures after years of apparent poverty.

Washington V. T. Johnson Three Rivers, N. M Albert B. Fall Archie Roosevelt Harry F. Sinclair Fair

Norway Leads In Olympic Winter Sports In France

Chamonix France Feb 4 Norway led in the Olympic winter sports races with 76 ½ points to Finland 76 ½ and others. Britain third and the United States fourth with 26 points. Canada moved to ninth after a 6 1 victory over the American hockey team. Omstedt of Grand Beach Mich. suffered a dislocated knee. Anders Haugen of Minneapolis fed the field with a 5 meter ski jump.

Chamonix France Norway Great Britain United States Austria Canada Omstredt Grand Beach Mich Anders - Haugen Minneapolis

Hold Train Crews for Wreck in Which 12 Were Killed

Anderson Ind Feb 4 Crews of both trains involved in the traction wreck near Alphonte Saturday, in which 12 were killed and 45 injured, are being held pending investigation. The train dispatcher on duty at the time is also detained.

Day Launches Drive for Illinois Attorney General Nomination

Day campaign committee circulates petitions for Stephen A. Day of Chicago a Republican candidate for Illinois attorney general Letters are being sent to voters avoiding attack speeches against rivals Thousands of letters headed to voters describe Day as the preferred GOP nominee for attorney general in Illinois

Chicago Stephen A. Day Illinois Day Campaign Committee

Yaqui Indians Pass Thru El Paso Again

About 450 Yaqui Indians passed through El Paso and were transferred to Juarez for shipment south to aid President Obregon's forces against the dela Huerta rebels. The men entrained at Naco, Arizona.

el Paso Tex Juarez Obregon Dela Huerta Naco Ariz

Wheat Aid Parley Urges Urgent Cooperative Action

President Coolidge outlines proposals at the opening of a special northwestern agriculture conference. The plan favors direct federal funds for wheat farmers, extended War Finance Corporation advances, and loans to purchase livestock for diversification. Emphasizes full cooperation among local, state, and federal bodies and creditors to avoid public losses and promote reconstruction.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Coolidge War Finance Corporation Norbeck- Business Department of Agriculture

Fourth Casket of Tutankhamen Unearthed in Pink Stone

Luxor Egypt Feb 4 For the first time in 3260 years the great stone coffin of Tut Ankh Amon stood forth in majesty The fourth casket is massive yet simple in design and gleaming pink The four crowned goddesses of death frame the lid with wings outspread and one hand gripping the key of life The coffin is inscribed with hieroglyphs and the party anticipates the moment the mummy is raised and exposed to view

Luxor Egypt Tut-Ankh-Amen Howard Carter

Solon Lays Aside Calabash Votes with Non-Smokers

Des Moines February 4 The nicotine bloc in the Iowa state house splits as Representative Children Pottawattamie drops cigars and becomes a non smoker. Rankin leader of the bloc chairs a caucus but Children adheres to quitting smoking as the anti smoking suspension passes. Decency Rankin says Children should refrain from voting.

Des Moines Nicaine House of Representatives Pottawattainie Rakin Lee Rankin

Board of Trade Adjourns for Woodrow Wilson Funeral

Chicago officials report the Chicago Board of Trade will adjourn at 11 36 a m on the day of Woodrow Wilsons funeral. The decision reflects a period of national mourning and local observance in the futures market.

Board OF Trade Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Woodrow Wilson

Mourning Flowers Replace Hopes at Wilson Home Door

Washington February 4. Jonquils, forsythia, and mignonette adorn the door of Woodrow Wilson’s last residence with a yellow crepe sash and green fern backdrop. Each hour, fresh blossoms replace the dying sign, marking death within.

Washington, D. C Woodrow Wilson

Sioux City to Challenge Waterloo Ikes for Membership Honor

A letter to Ernest Koepke reveals Sioux City plans to dispute Waterloo's claim as largest Izaak Walton League of America chapter. M S Heiss says Waterloo will receive 50 1924 membership cards to arrive before the first anniversary banquet next Thursday at Hotel Hasgell Lamson. Reservations rush in as dining rooms fill, with speaker Preston Bradley billed.

Waterloo Itim Izaak Wallon Iowa Sioux City Ernest Koepke Ikes M.S. Heiss National Association Chicago Heiss Hasgell- Lamson Koepke Raghdly Preston Bradley

Funeral of J F King to Be Wednesday in Clarksville

Funeral services for Joseph F King a longtime Clarksville resident and grain elevator and live stock businessman will be held Wednesday at 2 m at the home. Rev Dr We Morgan pastor of the Presbyterian church will officiate. King born in Allen New York over 91 years ago came to Clarksville in 1877 with his wife and lived here since. He was active in business and civic life and retired a few years ago. Surviving are his widow two sons Charles Neosha Mo and Janiper at home eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Clarksville Joseph Ff We! Morgan Presbyterian Church King Allen N. Y New York King Long Twal Sons Charles Neesha Janiper

Greek Premier Venizelos and Cabinet Resign

Premier Venizelos and his Greek cabinet tendered their resignations today in Athens. A new ministry will be formed by M. Kafandaris, former minister of the interior, to assume control.

Venizelos Associated Press Athens Venivelos M. Kafandaris Interior

Davenport Fireman Crushed in Lumber Yard Fire

Davenport fireman C. Q. Mohr was killed and two other firefighters were injured when a brick wall collapsed during a blaze at the Weyerhaeuser and Denkmann Lumber Co yard in Davenport. Rock Island firefighters assisted in fighting the $125,000 blaze yesterday.

Davenport, Ta C. Q. Mohr Davenport Fi Weyerheuser & Denkmann Lumber, Company Rock Island

Winter Storm Disrupts Telegraph Traffic in Midwest

A northeast blizzard from Minnesota to Texas paralyzed telegraph lines and streetcar service in Waterloo and surrounding areas. Widespread icing and drifting snow caused numerous minor accidents, stalled cars, and isolated towns. Trains kept running to Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls while long distance wires failed in multiple states.

Tess Chicago Watsr Minnesota Texas Missouri Weather Bureau Mississippi Valley Nebraska Chicadgo Milwaukey Wisconsin Des Moines Omaha Northwest Canada Waterloo Sidal Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Waverly Iriffs Ginesto Town Falls du Bugue McGregor Neints

Coolidge Proclaims Mourning for Wilson at National Level

President Coolidge issues a proclamation after Woodrow Wilson's death announcing national mourning. He notes Wilson's long service from 1913 to 1921, praises his legal and academic beginnings, and lauds his wartime leadership and eloquence. Flags to half staff for 30 days and naval honors to be observed on his funeral day.

Coolidge Wilson

Wilson Family Bond Across Presidents Ends in Grayson’s Duty

The text notes Admiral Cary T. Grayson longtime Wilson family physician and medical adviser struggled to save President Wilson’s life. Though Grayson’s Washington duties had ended, Harding ordered his continued service for Wilson, a move instantly upheld by Coolidge, reflecting enduring ties between Grayson and the former president’s circle.

Ron Cary T. Grayson Medical Corps of the Navy President Wilson Washington Harding Admitra Grayson Mr. Wilson Coolidge

Plan big tribute to Pres emeritus Eliot of Harvard

Boston February 4 A public tribute will honor Dr Charles W Eliot president emeritus Harvard University at Cambridge on March 30 marking his sixth birthday anniversary Organizers include J W Seymour secretary of the Harvard Alumni Association A nationwide turnout of 44900 Harvard alumni and leading citizens is expected A citizens committee to be announced later cites Eliot age born 1834 in Boston and noted reforms and graduate schools under his tenure at Harvard including elective system higher entrance standards and growth of medical and law schools He holds multiple Harvard degrees and has received honors from European governments

Associated Bnston Mass Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Cambridge Annaemant J. W. Seymour Harvard Alumni Association Harvard Dr. Hlint Tihany Rose Marly Eliot Boston Buiet Digs Hillery Tanors National Education Association Tr. Fliot Europe Iresian

Virginia General Assembly backs burial request for wartime president

A resolution urging Mrs Woodrow Wilson to allow burial of America’s wartime president in Stollywood cemetery Richmoni Virginia was adopted by the Virginia General Assembly. The measure names Glen Tiamuds Virals as buried neighbors and seeks interment in the local plot.

Mytha Associated Press Richmoni Woodrow Wilson America Stollywood Virginia General Assembly

Funeral Plans for Woodrow Wilson Outline Simple Services

Washington reports outline tentative funeral for former President Wilson with private home service at 3 PM and Bethlehem chapel rites at Mount St. Albans cathedral. No state funeral. two religious services will honor his life with Rev. J. A. Taylor and Bishop Freeman officiating. Family faced pressure as nations and allies send tributes amid public mourning.

Washington, D.C Wilson Grayson Bethlehem Chapel Mount St. Albans Canitel J. A. Taylor Central Presbyterian Church Sylvester Beach Princeton N. J Bishop Freeman Washington Woodrow Wilson Breat Waashington Ana Ming Wilson Crom Senate House Woodrow W Wilsom S Street First of America Freaman Episcopal Diocese of Pee Cole

Merchants Meet to Debate Shoplifting Issue in Chicago

Speakers at the Chicago Merchants convention include Irving S. Paull of the Commerce Department and Paul Davis among others. The event, under Chicago Association of Commerce auspices, draws about 1,800 members from 38 states to discuss retail theft.

Chicago Interstate Merchants’ Council Chicago Association of Commerce Irving S. Paull Department of Commerce Washington A. Nash Cinelanett Robert Arthur Elwood U.S A Board Walk Aviantle Y. W. Kall Green Bay Wis Paul Davis Waterloo

Three Convicts Kill Guard and Escape Missouri Penitentiary

Three convicts sawed out of their cell in the Missouri penitentiary killed a guard by crushing his skull, seized his gun, and with a ladder climbed the southeast wall. They then fired on a guard on the wall and escaped.

Jefferson Cit Mo Missouri Penitentiary

Revolt Leaders May Pay Gov't Expenses

Mexico City February 4 President Obregon has ordered confiscation of the property of his enemies in the revolution. The planned sale aims to relieve the government of expenses incurred in suppressing the revolt.

Mexico City Mex Obregon

Fire destroys site of lumber firm in Granite City blaze

Copy from an Associated Press dispatch reports a lightning blamed fire at the Laiber Lumber Company yard in Granite City Illinois destroying offices and yards. About a million feet of lumber burned and a two story dwelling adjacent was also lost. Firefighters from nearby towns aided. President Wilson’s death triggers tributes from Gov Kendall, Iowa State officials, and former governors praising his leadership and peace efforts.

Granite City Peh Comty Rathers ‘Laiber Company Lwe Familias Wilson Associated Press Woodrow Denis United States Americas Lawans Lef Kendal Jessup Iowa University E T. Meredith Warren Garst

Lawyers Still Argue De Boucher Divorce in Reno Suit

Atlanta February 4. Lawyers for Mrs Onezima de Boucher and Asa G Candler Sr clash over the validity of a Reno Nevada divorce decree as the $500000 suit resumes. The contentious case hinges on whether the Reno decree legally binds Candler and affects the Georgia divorce action.

Atlanta Reno Nev Onezima de Boucher Asa G. Candler, Sr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lincoln Ilinois King Tutmriestown Leaming Pink Solon Jonquils Forsythia Mignonette Mark Waterloo Ikes J. F. King Davenport Midwestern Washington District of Columbia Princeton University New Jersey Neo Lottus Secretary of War Secretary of the Navy United States ofAmerica Calvin Coolidge Charles Evan Hughes Silas H Strawhy Pres. Emeritus Eliot London Lloyd Orarge Rome Orlando Iraly Clemenceau Merchants’ Meeting Kendall Menif Sery Plant of Lumber Co State Land
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