French Chamber Backs Pacific Treaty Mandates and Naval Pact
The French Chamber of Deputies unanimously approved the Washington naval and Pacific treaties, endorsing a four power pact with United States Great Britain and Japan. Deputy Archimbaud criticized President Harding’s message as unfriendly to France, yet praised the effort toward Pacific peace and the role of Albert Sarraut in shaping the accords.
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Pressey - Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Archimbaud
United States
France
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
Senate
Albert Sarraut
Sarraut
Marding
Fane
Harding
Poincare
Sarrant
Former Associate Justice Day Dies in Michigan Home
Former Associate Justice Day, known as The Silent Man for his public reticence, died at his Michigan home after years spent balancing health and duties. A native of Ohio, he valued simplicity, authority, and one hobby baseball, rarely appearing in social life beyond official roles.
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Day
Michigan
PAGE
Ohio
McHinley
Washington
Depa
Justice Day
Chautauqua Tickets Go On Sale This Week
Waterloo plans for the 1923 chautauqua season with tickets placed at the hand of sisters Tuesday or Wednesday. Five day program runs August 2 to 6 with season tickets priced two dollars for adults and one dollar for children. Committee expects the event to be the most successful ever presented in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Chautauqua Association
Black's Tea- Room
W.H. Beacher
Ated Wing
Minn
Elk Run
Wets Challenged by Christian Endeavor Leader in Iowa
Des Moines hosts the Christian Endeavor convention as Fr. Al Walker of Chicago urges relentless overtness against anti prohibition politicians. He likens opponents to Philistines and predicts a David will rise to face the Goliath of the wets. Delegates receive final instructions as the convention closes tonight.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
AL Walker
Chicago
United Christian Endeavor, Society
Endeavor
Walker
New York
David
Goliath
al Smith
Christian Endeavor
Francis 3. Clark
Society
Four Die in Sunday Auto Crashes Across Iowa
International wire reports detail multiple Sunday wrecks. Susan Johnson, four, was run down in Northwood by a Mason City driver. M C Gruschen and family narrowly escape, their infant died when overturned after collision. Helen Nelson 22 and Mr and Mrs Dermyer fatally injured when their car hit a train near Council Bluffs. John Wagner 55 killed near Red Oak as his car rolled three times.
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Iinternational News Wire
Northwood
Susan Johnson
J. L. Johnson
Mason City
Wiles
Denison
M. C. Gruschen
United Press
Council Bluffs
Helen Nelson
Frank Dermyer
Great Western
GiGnt
Inn
Here
Red Oak
John Wagner
Governor Kendall Testifies in Rail Tax Rate Hearings
Des Moines reports Gov. Kendall testified before Judge Scott M. Ladd regarding the Rock Island and Chicago Great Western railroads seeking reduced tax assessments. Attorneys questioned the valuation basis used by the executive council, arguing railroads are taxed at full value while nearby farm land enjoys lower rates. Other executive council members were to testify in the afternoon.
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Des Moines
Kendall
Scott_M. Ladd
Rock Island & Chicago Great Western
Executive Council
Drowning Tragedy Amid River Bathers in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids on Martin Street a bather named Stradiman drowned yesterday while swimming with friends. Indy and Ernest Groth tried to reach the bottom in 15 feet of water as Stradiman hung on the rowboat. Groth surfaced missing the body. rescuers with grappling hooks dragged the river for hours before locating the drowning youth.
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Cedar Rapids
Martin Street
Stradiman
Indy
Ernest Groth
Grath
Grandview Man Is Drowned in Ditch
Burlington, July 9. Henry Hingst, 26, a former Burlington resident now living at Grandview, drowned in a drainage ditch about five miles from Grandview late Sunday. The 20 foot deep ditch lies near the Mississippi river levee. He apparently tried to swim the ditch with a net. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Burlington
Henry Hingst
Grandview
Aitch
Big Four rail unions prepare wage drive nationwide
Chicago reports western association chairmen convene to push wage hikes 20 to 40 percent for railway conductors and trainmen. Plans call for regional conferences in July and August with a referendum backed by four brotherhoods to restore pre-cut wages under a new demand framework.
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International News Wire
Chicago
Western Association
Oriental Hall
L. E. Shepperd
Brotherhood of Hailway
Shepperd
S. N. Berry
Cleveland
Washington
United States Railroad Labor Board
Manager's Association
State Briefs Lake City and Iowa News Snapshots
Farm labor sought as rider Lester Johnson vanished with pay in his pocket. At the state university summer term 2,400 students enrolled, 275 from 37 states. Illinois led with gifts, Missouri had 1 dollar, Kansas 33, Nebraska 29, Minnesota 26. Beil, 62, died after a tractor plow incident in Franklin Twp. Luschen baby killed, seven in car pinning collision. Robert Lincoln, 9, Galva, died after a fall in a municipal pool. Corn Belt Packing to resume after reincorporation. 200 workers. Hinvest drowned fishing in the Iowa River. body unrecovered. Midland Packers receivership postponed. Clinton man charged with murder in the July 3 shooting. preliminary hearing begun.
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Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Atlantic
John S. Beil
Franklin Township
H Im
Denison
N. C. Luschen
Panama
Luschen
Bert Whitehead
Luschens
Davenport
Robert Lincoln
Galva
Y Dubuque
Corn Belt Packing Company
Thomas Rol
Iowa
Columbus Junction
Henry Hinvest
Grand View
Stone City
Midland Packers Company
Clinton
Harry Gaarde
Ray Fredericksen
Onea
212 Entrants Open Play for Title at State Golf Meet
Cedar Rapids, Iowa hosts the twenty third Iowa state golf tournament as 212 entrants begin qualifying at Cedar Rapids Country Club. First round leaders and top 14 advance to a 36 hole final flight. Bartlett of Ottumwa seen as favorite, with McKee Dickinson and Swick among notable entrants. Championship finals scheduled Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Rudolph Knepper
Robert McKee
Francis Dickinson
Jim Swick
Des Moines
Arcther Bartlett
Ottum
Bartlett
Robert McCrary
W. H. Ingham
L. BE. Hartron
Sioux City
Paul Barton
Fort Dolge
J. B. Lerty
D. G. Guinend
Two Killed Four Hurt When Train Hits Car at Crossing
Two people died and four were injured when a New York Central passenger train struck their automobile at a railroad crossing near Sylvania Ohio eleven miles west of Toledo. Deceased are George Hayes 28 and Beatrice Hayes one year old both of Jackson Michigan. Injured are Mrs George Hayes 25 with hip and chest injuries Carl Whitehead 84 of Jackson Michigan with hip injuries, Victor Whitehead 23 son of Carl with a broken arm, and Mrs Robert Wooten of Toledo believed to have internal injuries.
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Toledo
New York Central
Sylvania
Here
George Hayes
Jackson
Mich
Beatrice Hayes
Carl Whitehead
Victor Whitehead
Carl
Robert Wooten
Body of Lieutenant Roth Found in Lake Erie
Cedar Rapids residents fear the worst as authorities confirm a body found in Lake Erie is that of Lt. Roth. A Navy graduate of Washington and Jefferson College, Roth served in World War I and was involved with the U S Navy's dirigible program. His wife lives at Hadd onfield New Jersey.
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Washington and Jefferson College
Ruffedale
Here
Null
England
Hull
Eng
United States
Lieut. Null
Haddonfield
N. J
Lakehurst
Stampton Roads
International News Wire
Cedar Rapids
Louis Roth
Lake Erie
Roth
United States Naval Academy
Cummins
U. S. S. New Mexico
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Point Palea
Qnt
Navy
Indianapolis
Bureau of Navy Aeronautics
Maine firm tops bids for Lafayette Street building contract
H A Maine Co of Waterloo submitted the low bid of 67000 for the general contract to erec t the proposed Wea GC A building on Lafayette street and Park avenues. Five bidders from Chicago Minneapolis and Waterloo offered bids up to 86500. Auxiliary bids for heating plumbing wiring and painting were not sought today and will be let in about 60 days.
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H. A. Maine Company
We. GC. A
Lafayette Street
Park Avenues
M. B. Gleveland
Chicago
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Maine Company
ATL
Londeon
Sunnyside Country Club
L. G. Stranberg
H. A. Maine Co
Currier-Simpson Co
John G. Miller
Waterioo
Ons Evers
Shreaberg Bros. Co
Lask Boss Given 20 Years Will Appeal
Jake City Florida July 20 20 year sentence handed to whipping boss Higginbotham for murder of Martin Tabort. Judge J A McMultin denied motion for new trial as Higginbotham plans to appeal to the state supreme court from convict camp awaiting disposition of appeal bond set at 40000 dollars.
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Jake City
Fla
T. W. Higginbotham
Martin Tabort
State Supreme Court
J. A. McMultin
Higginbotham
Gideons elect leaders at Waterloo meeting
Waterloo Gideons elected Frank Bagwell president at a Saturday meeting with Elwin Gray as vice president and C. C. Stotts as secretary-treasurer. Delegates to the national convention were named R. W. Sheplee and W. J. French. The gathering began with a picnic supper but rain caused the Bike Run trip to be abandoned.
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Waterloo Gideons
Frank Bagwell
Elwin Gray
Mr. Gray
C. C. Stotts
R. W. Sheplee
W. J. French
Hegan
Destructive Saturday Storm Lands Heavy Damage Across Iowa
A severe hail and wind storm struck Osage area and parts of Butler, Mitchell, and Wright counties on Saturday. Crops were flattened, corn cut to stalks, oats and wheat damaged, and several farms reported ruined fields. Falls and damage extended to Waterloo, Shell Rock, and Cedar Falls regions with downed trees, roofs blown off granaries, and power lines crewed overnight.
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Osage
Black Hawk
Butler Counties
Courier
Mitchell County
Hay
Butler County
John Pashby
George Pashby
Harry
John Huntisy
Finchford
New Hartford
Ralph Newell
George
Winslow
Waterloo
Charles City
St. Ansgar
Citizens Gas & Electric Go
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Shell Rock
Here
Harry Fuller
J. W. Metzgar
Ceder Falls
Vicinnty
Union Bridge
Roscoe Beatty
Orphan Young Man Seeks Help From County Farm Bureau
A gaunt, hopeful youth named Herman Sepensfield visited the courthouse asking directions to the county farm bureau. He says he is an orphan with two days without food and had worked near Marshalltown but could not find new work. He wore a workshirt and blue overalls and spoke with quiet honesty.
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County Farm Bureau
Lin Cedar Falls
Herman Sepensfield
Marshalltown
Harman
Local People Shake Hands with Harding in Portland
Mr and Mrs S B Reed reported to their son Harry M Reed that they heard President Harding deliver his address in Portland Oregon and shook hands with him. They counted about 100000 people present and noted a strong ovation in the hall and warm praise in hotel lobbies after the speech. Oregon and Washington appear strong for Harding per the Reed letter.
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S. B. Reed
Harding
Portland
Ore
Harry M- Read
Reed
Oregon
Washington
Mr. Reed
William Schultz In Critical Condition At Home
News brief reports William Schultz critically ill at his residence 214 South Barclay Street. Authorities note uncertain prognosis as family and local residents await further medical updates.
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William Schultz
South Barclay Street
Gardal Hopeices
Mrs. Bones Pulley Pleads Not Guilty in Shooting Case
Mrs. Bones Pulley, a colored woman, pleads not guilty in municipal court to shooting and seriously wounding George Hubertin in a quarrel over her daughter. The preliminary trial is continued to Monday July 16 as Hubert improves at St. Francis hospital. bond set at 5000, with friends seeking to raise it.
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Bones Pulley
George Hubertin
Milton Ficki
Hubert
St. Francis Hospital
Jall
Britain to unveil new policy on Thursday in Commons
London July 9 Premier Stanley Baldwin signaled in the house of commons that the government may disclose its reparations policy Thursday. The move suggests Britain may chart its own course with Germany as hopes for French-English reconciliation waver. The Anglo French deadlock on reparations edged toward arbitration with Dr. Edvard Beneš offering mediation. Curzon briefed on talks with ambassadors, with no progress reported and Sabotage rising as a new issue.
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International News Wire
London
Stanley Beldwin
House of Commons
England
Germany
France
Benes
Little Entente
Lord Curzon
Foreign Office
Europe
League of Nations
Waterlo o visit by Carleton Knox ends tonight
Carleton Everett Knox of Knox Art Company Kansas City will wrap up a Waterloo visit tonight guest of Lionel Kennedy and Miss Netta Kennedy. Knox, a verse writer and publisher, last appeared in Waterloo a year ago with the Rotary club and read poems. His recent book The Hayman Touch sold about 6000 copies and a second edition is printing.
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Carleton Everett Knox
Knox Art Company
Kansas City
Waterloo
Lionel Kennedy
Netta Kennedy
Knox
Rotary Club
Hayman
Brusie
Local man pleads guilty to assault charge in municipal court
Frank McKenna of Waterloo and Dubuque admitted guilt on a state assault and battery charge connected to the Miss Truax case. Police say Truax, 19, reported being forced into a car by three men near Lincoln Park and later driven to a farm three miles out where she was held. John A and Walter Walker of Chicago were detained for investigation. McKenna paid a $25 fine and costs.
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Frank McKenna
Waterloo
Dubuque
Ros
Fruax
Costa
Ee McKenna
John A
Walter Walker
Chicago
Lincoln Park
J. D. Johnson
Ts. Johnson
Acens
Johnsons
H.T. Wagner
Miss Truax
P. B. Walker
Neilson
McKenna
F. C. Sege
A. C. Neilson
Walker Brothers
Wanders Long Distance Cedar Falls Child Found
Two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Bergstrom was missing eight blocks from home at Tenth and Olive streets this morning. She was located at Eighth and Olive after frantic searching by family and neighbors. James Register Dil councilman of the Third ward and contractor is seriously ill at home 107 Alta Vista after a bladder hemorrhage last night condition slightly improved today. Mrs Harry B Tullar and son Richard have left for Hellywood California after visiting relatives here for the past weeks.
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Cedar Falls
Paul Bergstrom ‘Ganderad
Tenth and
Olive Streets
Eighth and
Olive
James Register
Alta Vista
Calefornia
Harry &. Tullar
Richard
Hellywood
Cal
Castoria Trademark Ad Endures Over 30 Years
A vintage advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, pleasant substitute for Castor Oil and other teething remedies. It claims no narcotics, states directions on each package, and notes physicians widely recommend the product, with the genuine bottle bearing its signature.
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Hughes
Funston and
Aguinaldo
Frederick Shiston
Frederick Funston
Luzon
Emilio Aguinaldo
Pnhilippines
Frederick Funston, Jr
United States Military Academy
West Point
Featuy
Lt. Roth
Basket
H. A. Maine
Y.W.G
Lask
Will
Gideons
Ork
Farm Bureau
Britain
Wathron
Grazpeavenworth, Kat & Shon
St .N Vase
Duisburg
Ruhr
Logal Girl
Trig
Rose Truax
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