Harding Pleased With Results Of His Trip Thus Far
President Harding, resting in Yellowstone Park, reports satisfaction with his cross country trip. He plans four more speeches before Alaska and aims to calm unrest with a middle course, appealing against radicals while focusing on reclamation and national conditions. The Spokane arrival is expected this afternoon with a speech on reclamation politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
George HR Holmes
Iardine
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Herding
Alaska
Yellowtone
White House
West
St. Louis
Hutchinson
United States
Northwest
British Press and Immigration Law Sparks Uproar
The British press criticizes the US immigration law arguing that Britain's own immigration selection and emigration to dominions skims the cream of applicants. It notes Australia Canada and the home government screen the best immigrants while the United States receives those left over. It warns that US procedures must improve to attract fit newcomers and cites broader misunderstandings about immigration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
America
Great Sitain
Australia
Canada
United States
Readers refuse premium inducements for fair advertising
The text notes willingness to pay for the paper without any inducement such as premium offers or price cuts. It emphasizes that readers are genuinely uninterested in material designed to lure them, asserting a stance against fraudulently attracting readers.
Man Who Served in Cell for Another May Be Sent Back
Paul Capadona, 30, faced contempt charges after serving in a jail cell on another man’s sentence in De Kalb county. He substituted for Peter Capadona, 33, who was convicted of violating the prohibition law and given 60 days. Capadona said the ruse kept Peter able to support his five-member family. Tater and Joseph Caniatto, who testified to the deception, also face contempt charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Capadon
United States
James H. Wilkerson
Capadona
de Kalb County
Peter Capadona
Peter
Tater
Joseph Caniatto
The Melting Pot Phrase and American Immigration
The excerpt critiques the idea of The Melting Pot as a sentimental myth for European emigrants. It argues the term glossed over harsher realities, suggesting a more truthful label, The Cesspool, to reflect the mixed and imperfect outcomes of immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
New York Tribune
Ruhr Invades and Occupies as German Regions Isolated
Reports say Krupp works in the Ruhr seized and production halted while French forces tighten control. In Duisburg and Schwerte areas, hostages are held, transport halted, and pedestrians face deadly warnings as occupation forces push deeper into German territory.
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Westhofen
Schwerte
Hagen
Krupp
Ruhr
Germany
Hochfeld
Duisburg
la Bridgehead
Nile
Weekend Auto Fatalities and Injuries Across the Nation
United Press tally reports forty four killed in weekend auto crashes across 36 states with many cities named including Los Angeles Lincoln Nebraska Kingsport New Jersey Reading Pennsylvania Grand Rapids Escanaba Hammond Breckenridge Milwaukee Chicago Anderson Cumberland and more. Eighty five people were injured including fifteen in and around New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Vete
United Press
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Nab
Kingsboro
N. J
Reading
Grand Rapids
Escanaba
Mich
Hammond
Ind
Breckenridge
Miani
Rutland
Syracuse
Kan
Hornell
Pittsburgh
Worcester
Mass
Watertown
Mess
Lansing, Mich
Milwaukee
Chicago
Anderson
Cumberland
Cincinnati
Circleville
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Toledo
Kansas City
New York
Nashville
San Francisco
Springfield
Leviathan's Cargo All Meat and Lard for Hungry Europe
Chicago packers report a surge in export shipments to Europe despite FX fluctuations. A rush order from England for provisions and lard filled the Leviathan’s cargo space. The liner sails July 4 from New York on its maiden American-flag voyage. space booked by Wilson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Chicago Packer
England
Leviathan
New York
Wilson & Co
Insulin Not So Good Says University Doctor
Dr. J. B. Boyd of the University of Iowa told the Luscatine County Medical association that insulin is not a cure for diabetes and is not needed in most cases at the university. He said it is valuable in aiding victims over periods of acidosis but publicity has created exaggerated public expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buseating
J. B. Boyd
University of Iowa
Luscatine County Medical Association
Boyd
Fifteen Hurt As Racing Car Skids At Turn
Tour, France July 2 Fifteen persons were injured when the De viscaya car failed to make the hairpin on the first round of the automobile grand prix. The car hooked its rear wheel on a post swung into a fence and struck a tree while sideswiping the crowd. Three people had skull fractures and two women had both legs broken. Seagraves won the race driving Sunbeankear.
Ford Name at Farmer-Labor Party Convention
United Press reports Ford's name to surface at Chicago Farm er Labor party convention and minority coalition talks for third party presidential endorsement. Christensen also seen as potential candidate as coalition idea founder. Attendees exceed 1,900. unity among minorities emphasized. Socialist opposition and AFL non participation noted. Gov Davis in Kansas backs Ford amid farming distress and calls Ford a strong presidential option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Henry Ford
Farmer- Labor Party
Ford
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor
Christensen
J. G. Brown
Farmer-Labor Party
Carmen’s Hall
Single Tax Party
Nonpartisan League
Women’s
Brown
Cardinary
American Federation of Labor Organizations
Davis Strong
International News Wire
Topeka
Kap
Jon
Athan M. Davis
Kansas
Henry Ward
K. M. Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Sugasting
Anela Wanry
Jonathan Avis
Inman
Davis
Parole Granted for M B S Ry Head Krein From Leavenworth
Theodore Krein general manager of the Muscatine Burlington Southern railroad is paroled from Leavenworth. He will reside in Chicago and report monthly to the justice department. His earlier full pardon request was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Theodore Krein
Muscatine, Burlington & Southern Railroad
Department of Justice
Krein
Chicago
Justice Department
Bureau of Parole
Leavenworth
Hea
Baby Born After Mother Dies Survives In Nebraska
In Omaha a baby girl delivered by Caesarean after the mother died of pneumonia. Attending physician Mya announced the birth occurred 15 hours after birth. The mother, Mrs. James Goodman, was brought to St. Joseph's hospital semiconscious, died 20 hours later. The operation was performed by Dr. H. T. Alingham. Mrs. Goodman had 20 other children.
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Omaha
Neb
Mya
James. Goodman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
H. T. Alingham
Rum Runner Tries to Run Sheriff Down in Muscatine
Muscatine Iowa July 2 Sheriff R J Wiley narrowly escaped death when Charles Armstrong attempted to flee by car at 60 miles an hour. Armstrong turned on the gas and drove toward the sheriff, who leaped aside as the vehicle brushed his clothing. The gun battle ended with Armstrong arrested after bullets were fired by the sheriff’s forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Charles Armstrong
Sherif R. J. Wiley
Armstrong
Wiley
Nine Hurt as Train Plunges Into Field at Niagara Falls
Nine people were injured, four seriously, when an International Railway two-car train to Niagara Falls jumped the track and plunged into a field near Tonawanda New York. One car overturned and victims were taken to Nassau Memorial Hospital. Reports say an open switch caused the high speed derailment. most injured feared to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonawanda
International Railway Company
Niagara Falls
Negras Memorial Hospital
King Boris Denies Betrothal Amid Turbulent Times
London July 2 King Boris of Bulgaria refuted reports of an engagement in a Chronicle interview. He stressed that current times are dangerous for royal marriages and that his duty to the country limits personal life. He urged patience, noting monarchs are mortals who must sacrifice with their people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boris
Aft
Bulgaria
The
Chronicle
Special Conference of Council Tonight
City council members convene in an extra session at p m today to address matters before the regular July 9 meeting. Topics include paying repairs accepting completed paying grade ordinance cigarette permits special bills and permit application for Cities Service Oil Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service Oil Co
State Briefs Muscatine and Des Moines Crime and Policy
Muscatine reports Bimery Cone to spend 30 days in jail for a kiss charged as assault and battery against Eva Ridenour after following her into a hall. Ames notes 1200 students registered as the largest summer enrollment in Town State College history across several divisions. Keokuk records a daylight robbery at 12:40 pm with two unmasked bandits stealing $500 from a Standard Oil foreman’s safe. Des Moines covers Iowa’s new agricultural department beginning operation, with Secretary Cassady organizing bureaus. a traffic surge cites 200 motorists cited for weekend violations. seven weekend injuries reported. Washington reports FY receipts of $4,007,125,480 and expenditures of $3,478,020 for the past year, with the foreign office guiding responses to the Ruhr questionnaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Keokuk
Standard Oil Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Sr. W. Cassady
Cassady
Spirit Imka
Tra Sehalthe
Hanky
William Ball
Arnoll’s Park
State Executive Council
Equalization Board
Haynes
Traffic Bureau of the Police Department
Lewis to head farmer labor bank in Des Moines
Des Moines July 2 Plans for a Farm Labor bank to open Sept 1 were completed after a labor and farmer meeting naming J Y Lewis head of the bank. Other officers include Milo Heena secretary Ars Kittle Valley treasurer Floyd Garver and an executive board with Des Moines and Boone members. The bank will operate under supervision of a competent bankers to be chosen by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. Y Lewis
Greuidant
gLata Federation of Inbor
Lewis
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
State Federation of Labor
Tague Ateck
Milo Heena
Farmers’ Union
Packetary
Ars. Kittle Valley
Women’s Labor Bureau
Floyd Garver
John Denison
J. H. Driscoll
Boone
Te Re ‘Owers
Gy Faibers’ Union
H. H. Witmer
Ogdan
Joe Morris
Albia
Mina Workjers’ Union
Harry Grind
Union of Moines
Bankera
of Cers
City Playgrounds Plan July Fourth Fun and Safety
City playgrounds will host Fourth of July activities with games and fireworks at Pat's Pond and Edie grounds. A safety committee will oversee the event, fire crackers banned near crowds, and each playground to receive a large American flag from the Daughters of the American Revolution. Elizabeth Hulse of Chicago will conduct children's story tours at Waterloo playgrounds.
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C. L. Gormiey
Grant
Lowell
Pat's Pond
Uuts
John Fiske
Edie
BD. A. R
of Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Hulse
Chicago
Waterloo
Chautauqua
Five Injured When Auto Overturns Near Hudson Iowa
Five persons from Grundy Center Retubeck and Morrison suffered head injuries when an automobile driver, blinded by oncoming lights, swerved onto a sand verge and overturned on a road near Hudson Iowa. The wreck occurred during highway work nearby and the injured were treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Grundy Center
Retubeck
Morrison
Ask New Indictment for New York Dry Chief
Newark July 2 District Attorney Banton said new evidence will push for a grand jury indictment against William H. Anderson state superintendent of the Antiaison league on charges of grand larceny extortion and forgery information comes after the office dropped previous charges in an earlier investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Banton
William H. Anderson
Antisaioon League
Grand
Anderson
Gov't Order Holds Yanks in Turkey
A government order in Constantinople bars most foreigners from leaving Turkey without permission, sparing only British French and Italian nationals. Americans face delays as Angora tightens controls amid previous entry restrictions. Rear Admiral Bristol, US high commissioner, opposes the order. many travelers hold passage on trains or boats await passports. Communication gaps with Angora could push issuance of new visas to weeks, as Turks seek to curb Serbian and Roumanian anti allied activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
Angora
W. J. Bristol
Bath policy clash at Clarendon lake beach
In Chicago on July 2 a mayoral note recounts a clash between lake swimming and bathing rules at Clarendon beach. Director George J. Custer reports 18 guards and many attendants enforcing a rule that a shower bath must precede any dip, with many bathers dodging showers and prompting frequent compliance actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Chicago
Good Old Lake
Clarendon Municipal
Lesten
George J.custer
Christian Endeavor Resolutions Endorse World Court Plan
Des Moines July 2 Regulating resolutions endorsing President Harding s court proposal support to prohibition enforcement officials and commending Colorado Steel for a six day week eight hour day for employees will be presented to the International Christian Endeavor convention opening here Wednesday E P Gates executive secretary United Societies of Christian Endeavor announced censorship of motion pictures and the Darwinian controversy would not be mentioned Senator Simeon D Fess Ohio would address delegates Saturday night convention officials and a few delegates had arrived Oliva Mr Sair Portland Ore will seek his city for the 1525 convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harding
Colorado Steel Company
Internaational
Christian Endeavor
E. P. Gates
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
Gates
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Oliva Mr. Sair
Portland
Ore
Lone Wolf Raider of Prohibition Force Jailed for Murder
Philadelphia July 2 James L Asher known as the Lone Wolf of the prohibition enforcement department was held without bail by the coroner to await grand jury action on charges of causing the death of Peter Yonkoski a saloonkeeper. District Attorney Rotan later released Asher on 5000 bail for his court appearance. Witnesses testified the raid on Yonkoski's saloon lacking a warrant ended with Asher beating the saloonkeeper with a bottle and kicking him in the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
James L. Asher
Lone Walt
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Peter Yonkoski
Rotan
Asher
Bai
Coronier
F. W. Hartzig
Yonkoski
Lone Wolf
Kearns Palm Takes For Fees Of Lat 100000
Great Falls Mont July 2 Financial affairs of the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight fight near crisis as Jack Kearns manager of the champion doubts receiving the final 100000 installment on the 400000 guarantee. Maj J B Lane trustee conferred with Kearns about the terrible muddle at Shelby. Lane would not speak but promised a later statement. Kearns said they have until midnight to make good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Great Falls
Mont
Dempser- Gibbons
Ryerlais
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Maj
J. B. Lane
Kearns
Lane
Shelby
Maj. Lane
Keatny
Dampsey
England Not Ready to Co operate with U S in Air Arms Pact
Premier Baldwin told Parliament that England will not cooperate with the United States on an aerial disarmament conference. He called such a move premature and unlikely to succeed until Europe’s current issues are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
U.S
London
Baldwin
House of Commons
United States
Badwin
Baby Falls Three Stories In Des Moines Tragedy
Wilard Wolfe Jr., 17 months, fell three stories from a window screen onto pavement in Des Moines yesterday. At Methodist Hospital doctors found no broken bones and reported only bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Wilard Wolfe, Jr
Wolfe
Methodist Hospital
Grain exports dip for US last week in bushel tally
United States grain exports for the last week reached 3,668,900 bushels, down from 4,522,000 bushels the prior week. The report details weekly movement of grain commodities across markets and highlights the ongoing pace of export activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
County Board hears ad of ral for surfacing roads
A county board meeting drew Cedar Falls and several business figures as speakers argued road surfacing options. Peter Heck and Even Hess presented data while Fred White and William Colson prepared cost figures for pavement and gravel. The session aimed to decide paving versus graveling with further testimony planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Fall
Ker
Peter Heck
Kage Township
J. Hess
Orange
L. R. Bedford
Hudson
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
Gvoad
Fred R. White
William Colson
Chariton
Ilawa Highway Commission
Tod
Bank Survey Reveals June Causes of Business Reaction
First National Bank publishes a June survey blaming psychological factors for business reaction since April. It notes uncertainty from industrial stocks and wholesale prices, but reports higher Fed ratio, fewer commercial failures, record pig iron output, and peak railroad car loading. The bulletin adds stock liquidation remains the striking recent business fact despite near year ago price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National, Bank
U. S. Steel Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Arthur Jury Speaks to Rotarians Today
Rotarians at their noon luncheon heard a smart program and an unusually happy gathering. Arthur Jury, Boy Scout executive, discussed his life under the district governor's program plan. Carleton Stas, delegate to the Rotary International convention at St Louis, reported on activities there, and Fred Adams, local Rotary president, spoke on business ethics. A planicamper will be held next Monday at 5 30 p m at Rotary Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jury
Carleton Stas
Rotary International
St. Louis
Fred Adams
Rotary
Rotary Reserve
Miss Dellie Varian Hospitalized After Sudden Illness
Dellie Varian was taken to Presbyterian hospital for treatment after suddenly becoming ill at her home at 719 Washington street this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellie Varian
Washington Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Mortality notices from Waterloo area obituaries
Several obituaries and funeral notices for Malinda Gieseman John Lang Mrs David Horton Ione May Olson Mary J Eaton and others list ages birthplaces and survivals. Services dates and burial plans are noted with local church and cemetery details and viewing arrangements at local funeral homes.
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Yellowstone
Israel
M_OW
Breedione Needmore
N.C
Ibe
TIA
Farmer-Labor Convention
M. B
S. Ry. Head
Sheriff
Anna, Chandler
Beatrice
Harry Fox
Council
Treasury
Aris. Ther Foreign Office
Gongern
N. Y
Gov't Order
Turkey
Prohibition
Kearns’ Palm
County Board
Malinda Gieseman
Malinda Giessman
Herman Gieseman
Harrison Street
Westgate
Nndived
Herman Legiein
Hope Lutheran Church
Hileman & Gindt's
John Lang
Edward W. Lang
Ankeny Street
Mr. Lang
Edward
Fred Summers
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Tripoli
David Horton
Horton
Monroyia
Cal
Sabina
Crumrine
California
John
Monte Vista
Colo
Ione May Olson
Ione May
Alfred Olson
B. Luce
St. Pavlatehhurch
el Joemetery
Barneth Beulah Salisbury
Pearl Kins
Madeline Tillman
Mary J. Eaton
Thotis T. Eaton
L. Buathes
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