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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1924

Page

7

Davis Likely To Select Soves In Campaign

Washington based analyst argues Davis will single out few key issues from party platforms to shape the campaign. He notes La Follette’s program is more radical and unlikely to mobilize voters, while Davis could present a sharp, presentable plan from Maine island retreat.

Mark Sullivan Washington Jha F Pollette Supreme Cour Wil Winge Hlere Davis la Follette America Republican Party United States la Fallette Supreme Court Watts David Congress G. Co. P Vienry George, & Good Re Cigar

Paper Delivery Timetable Note

Courier delivery set before 5 20 each day. If missed due to carrier error call 100 for a replacement copy. Phone orders must reach office by 6 30 p m.

Shaver Named Democratic National Committee Chairman

Telegraph Briefs report that Th wt Glam le Shaver was named chairman, taking over from Cordell Hull as retiring chairmen. Secretary Wilbur announced navy mine laying plans by Congress, with bases at Portsmouth and Brooklyn navy yards. Auburn, N Y: the old Rockefeller home near Auburn was demolished after prisoners from Auburn prison failed to save it.

Washington le Shaver Democratic National Committee Cordell Hull Washington, D. C Wilbur Navy Congress Portsmouth Brooklyn Auburn John D. Rockefeller

Cable Briefs and Society Notes Across Cities

Cable brief reports the death of Rome Bergola father in law of Princess Yolanda. London notes Jack Dolly wed Velma Deane after a three-day engagement. Madrid mentions Gen Primo Rivera leaving for San Sebastian to report to the king on his Moroccan campaign tour. Vancouver plebiscite results show beer by the glass winning. absentee votes by mail overturned a dry majority.

Rome Count Bergola Yolanda London Jack Dolly Dolly Sisters Velma Deane Madrid Primo Rivera San Sebastian Vancouver

Lineman Killed by Current Near Center Junction, Ia

Anamose Ia July 23 Arthur Bradley of Maquoketa was instantly killed near Center Junction when 32 006 volts were sent into a high tension line he worked on. Bradley atop a pole and Frank Carson of Maquoketa on the ground were repairing storm damage when the current was turned on by mistake. Bradley’s body burned and hung over the wires for two hours before the power was shut off. Officials refused to name the man responsible.

Anamose Arthur Bradley Maquoketa Bradley Frank Carson Maquaketa Carson Hare

Brazil troops launch major attack on rebel forces in Sao Paulo

United Press reports from Buenos Aires that Brazilian federal troops began a large assault on Sao Paulo city. Infantry with tanks and aircraft advanced on rebel positions after a 48 hour artillery barrage. Central city damage was extensive and civilians evacuated while over 20,900 troops remained engaged near Santos.

United Prose Buenos Aires Sao Paulo Coffee

Leopold and Loeb Open Murder Hearing in Chicago Court

In Chicago Chief Justice Cavernly presided as Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb faced a mercy plea in the infamous kidnapping and murder case. The hearing opened with legal wrangles over procedure, the State detailing the crime, and the two defendants answering to the charges while family members observed.

Nathan Weofold Richard Toes Atty Bachrach Nathan Leopold Aml Richard Lee Chicago Little Robert Pranks Ben Bachrach James Whitney Hall Associated Tress John R. Caverly Nathan Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Crowe Pla Leopold Losb Loeb Bors Toed Caverly Uachrach

Residents Clean Up After Monday Night Flood

After two clear days no rain, Virgen creek drainage subsided to a small stream. Debris largely cleared, homes and yards drying, basement filled with water previously. Highgrade lumber ruined, machinery damage noted, plant work to resume within days as repairs continue. Local residents repaired property and cleared mud from the flood.

Virgen Creek Webster Street Shleos Getline Dhe

Hands in Pockets Ride for Fascist Council

Bootleggers push liquor into the United States amid drought fears as Mussolini seeks to reorganize fascist power. Officials report monthly smuggling of over 1 million cases, while the premier calls violence a relic of the past and promises worker benefit and union recognition.

Mussolini Fascist Council

Tragic Farm Pool Drowns 16-Year-Old Baish in Virden Creek

Four hours of rescue attempts failed to save Lark Balsh 16 after he drowned while swimming with companions in a farm pool near Lagan Avenue Hinits of Lagan. Charlie Scribner 20 tried to rescue him as Erle Benson 16 and Floyd Benson 10 watched. The body was recovered from the pool bottom after grappling hooks and a large seine search. Balsh, born October 17, 1907, had been working with his father on the family farm and had attended Gates College in Waterloo.

Lark Balsh A. E. Balsh Lagan Avenue Virden Creek Pthrea Companio Charlie Scribner Corlite Itil Charles Scribner Erle Benson Floyd Benson Seribaer Scribner Hescue Hnedhss Thea Warnise Young Raish Frenen O'Keefe & Towne Fuhone Ark Hbaish Wack Hawk County Srades Gates College Waterloo

Parisian to Die for Robbing American

Paris July 25 Alphonse Mablriel Mourey was sentenced to death for 22 counts including participation in the valshery in 1922 at the home of Albert FR Shattuck a New York banker, after a trial in which he was found guilty without extenuating circumstances.

Paris Alphonse Mabriel Mourey Albert FR. Shattuck New York

Confession in Murder of Major McLeary in South Carolina

Nashville news reports that Frank Harrall, 22, a construction worker, confessed after hours of questioning to murdering Major Samuel H. McTeary near Columbia, S C, on July 2. He described how he and another man killed the army officer after offering him a ride in a car.

Nashville Tenn Frank Harrall Samuel H. McTeary Colunthia S.C Fearrall Mom Hig

Washington Campaign Pace Dims Ahead of Nomination Speech

Washington observers note President Coolidge reduces public events to meetings with state leaders and the formal acceptance ceremony. The campaign plans limit his speaking to fewer than a dozen addresses as preparations for the nomination move forward. Senator Wheeler to rest three weeks at Cape Cod before resuming a rising campaign tempo.

Associated Press Washington, D Washington Moolidge Coolidge William M. Borler Republican National Committee Genece Calida I Noetifcation Ceremeani Sengter Wheeler Montana Boston Wheeler Cape Cod

Allied Conference Seeks Redraft of Sanctions Report

A damaged notice reports Allied Conference deliberations on sanctions reform aimed at appeasing bankers. It notes a blast at Ver non avenue and Lone Headh boulevards injuring Mre. Marjory Walls, with investigators identifying nitroglycerin traces. The plenary session, led by Prime Minister MacDonald, discussed the Dawes plan and Versailles treaty, seeking frank open discussion on clause implications.

Low Angelen Cal Vernon Avenue Lone Headh Mar-jory Lave Agmerieuna Wola Joan Cranepe Germany Ruhr Pratiie MacDonald Great Britain Dawes MacDonad Frank Jon Glauses

Death Toll Fixed at Four in Ship Collision

New York July 23 federal inspectors opened a probe into the collision of the Ue rner Boston and the swift Arrow off Port Tadith. Four dead and three seriously injured were confirmed. Identified victims include Mrs. Osenrreen of Brooklyn, Copeland of Brookline, Mass., Robert P. Schlemi and John J. Schomm of New York. Officials of the Bastar Steams ship company blamed the Swift Arrow, claiming the tanker should have passed under the Boston's stern.

New York Boston Finlly Steinmehin Port Tadith Osenr Booklyn O. Copeland Brookline Mass Robert P. Schlemi John J. Schomm Bastar Steams Ship Company Brame Swift Arrow

Stop for Crossing Sign Cars Dash Through Borderline Traffic

Tourists in Waterloo decorate cars with a sign reading This Car Stops for All Ballitone Crossings Yet many drivers treat the mark as decorative. Some dash heedlessly, thinking the gesture harmless, while a few sincerely try to follow the standard. The law against misleading advertisements could apply to these actions.

Waterloo Ballrone

More Than 500 to Be Tried in Manila Mutiny Proceedings

Manila July 23 The military trial plan is revised to include more than 500 Philippine scouts accused of insubordination linked to alleged Bolshevik activity at Fort MacKinley. Investigations are complete, arrests made, and trials now start July 29 instead of July 25.

Manila Associated Press Fort MacKinley

Promoter Sallinger Sued for $444000 Income Tax Penalty

Sioux City, July 24. United States Revenue Collector Gadhais filed a lien on the property of Ben I. Salinger Jr., promoter of the Midland Packing Company, for 444000 alleged unpaid income taxes for 1918 19 and 20 with penalties. Salinger called the move government persecution and faces indictment in South Dakota federal courts for using the mails to defraud in connection with the Midland promotion.

Sioux City Gadhais Ben I. Salinger, Jr Midland Packing Company Salinger South Dakota Midland

Brookhart Declines Support for La Follette on Issues

Des Moines July 23 Senator Smith W Brookhart says he will not back President Coolidge or Robert La Follette. He will continue to speak on issues and plans to press for an extra session of Congress to advance the McNary Haugen bill.

Des Moines Smith W. Brookhart President Coolidge Robert la Pollette Rane Didate Brookhart Aly Coullage Congress McNary-Haugen

Youth convict escapes after jeweler murder in Baltimore

Baltimore May July 23 George Gross one of four youths convicted last month for the murder of Louis Cohen Baltimore jeweler felled his guard and escaped from the city jail early today. Gross stole a pistol from the guard and then jumped over the jail wall.

Baltimore George Gross Louis Cohen Gross

Baby Peggy Cancelled Tour Due to Fever After Vaccination

Baby Peggy, a child motion picture star, had her national tour cancelled by doctor's orders today in Pittsburgh after contracting fever from a recent vaccination. Numerous appearances on the schedule were broken as a result.

Atlanticity Baby Pege Pittsburgh

Wheat Prices Soar On Reports Of Crop Menace

Wheat prices surged to new daily highs amid reports of a Canadian crop menace from black rust. Prices jumped about eight cents from early lows, with delivery prices touching season highs before the close.

Chicago Canada

Burbank Asked to Run for Governor as an Independent

Friends urged Shur bank state treasurer Ides Maines Ily 23 to seek the governor’s office on an independent ticket. He declined to discuss the offer, saying he would probably have a statement later.

Burbank Ides Maines Ily Shurbank

State Board Orders Installation Sewage Purification Plants

The state board of health ordered city authorities and industrial plant officials in Cedar Rapids Waterloo Waverly Vinton and a dozen other Iowa towns along the Cedar River to begin immediate preparation for installing sewage purification plants.

State Board of Health Cedar Rapids Waterloo Waverly Vinton Iowa Cedar River

Union Enginemen and Firemen May Defy Labor Board

Union enginemen and firemen meet in Chicago to decide whether to ignore subpoenas and withdraw from a scheduled hearing on wage disputes with railroad managements. National officers Griffin and Roberteen attend to determine next steps. If they defy the board, the U S district court may be asked to compel compliance or hold witnesses in contempt.

Labor Board Associated Dressy Chicago Ceneral Clair United States Railroad Tthe G. Griffine Brotherhood of Localmotive Engineers B. Roberteen Brother

Legislature Opens Fast At Choat Session In Iowa

In Des Moines July 3 the Iowa assembly began a swift mid-session push revising codes and advancing parts of its program before adjournment. Gov Kendall announced he would not seek a child labor amendment this session while nominations for budget director and agriculture secretary moved through the Senate. A dozen petitions urged repeal of the budget law. a Caldwell bill to curb sale of participation certificates by small firms was referred to judiciary committees. The Francis investigation report was laid over in the House. a minority report urged exoneration for Miss May Francis.

Tress Francis House Bey Senate Kendall

Big Whisky Still Captured on Farm South of Packwood

Jefferson county and federal officers seized a highly efficient whisky still on the Nels Stephens farm, 2.5 miles south of Packwood, described as a model setup with a cave cooker, coil in a water trough, sand and cotton filtering, and multiple barrels of mash and finished liquor. The still belonged to W. A. Stephens, brother of the farm owner.

Pairfield Kentucks Jefferson County Nels Stephens Packwood W. A. Stephens

Youth Lacking Five Cent Toll Loses Life Swimming Missouri

In Councy Bluffs Iowa July 22 John Sullivan nineteen from St. Louis attempted to swim the Missouri River bridge toll to reach Tawa shore after failing to pay a five cent toll. He swam about 300 yards before the current overwhelmed him and he disappeared while Andrew Daniels seventeen from St. Louis looked on and tried to help.

Councy Bluffs Missouri River Omaha John Sullivan St. Louis Tawa Andrew Daniels Sullivan Daniels Sullivaan

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Soves Demos Slayers Cable Briefs Santos Capital Jong Leoang Loeb Jacob Frank Nathan Leopold, Sr Jerald Drouth Washington, DE Coast Guard Service Naples Iliecit Dustry Glark Baish Ques Lad Major McLeary Allied Conference Vautap Uwe Hole Penton Ladauy CNS Daly Bietat Beyston Promotor Sallinger Brookhart Murcer Peggy Gov. Kendall
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