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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

8

Czizek May Not Make Ballot As Independent in Third District

Dubuque man M H Czizek faced Democratic doubts about qualifying for the November ballot. Republicans argue no primary nomination occurred, leaving Czizek to pursue an independent route or another party ticket under Iowa statutes. Congressmen Burton E Sweet faces potential lack of opposition as election coverage continues.

M. H. Czizex Dubuque Third District Citizens People’s Progressive Vermann Miller Democratic Committee Miller Cadar Rapids J. C. Beem Secretary of State Czcrek O'Connor Murphy Murtagh Sullivan Marsh Czéevek Central Committee Bar L. BE. Bladine Burton E. Sweet

Dubuque Gas Rates Rise from $1.40 to $1.85

The Dubuque gas rate will jump from $1.40 to $1.85 per thousand cubic feet with a 15 percent discount starting August 1. Officials led by company president George McLean said the rise is due to higher costs and that the firm earned only 2 percent on its investment in 1919.

Associated Press Dubuque, Ja George Mclean Hoe

Francisco Villa Leader and Outlaw of Mexico

A biographical sketch of Doroteo Arango Rivera known as Francisco Villa, his rise from peon roots in Durango to bandit fame in northern Mexico, his feared leadership, and the cult of personality that surrounded him among soldiers and supporters. The piece notes his courage, tactical flair, and the brutal methods used to keep troops in line.

Mexico Francisco Villa Aeabhy Tuaraz Villa Doroteo Oranga Chihuahua Durango Hote

Villa Surrenders to Open Peace Terms

Mexico City reports Francisco Villa unconditionally surrenders to aid reconstruction. Villa meets Gen Martiniz at Sabina station and agrees to disband at Torreon with 600 troops. his men decline offered trains and will march. Villa plans residence at Zacatecas Nesves after dispersal.

Mexico City Francisco Villa Martiniz Coahuila Nuevo Leon Sabina Villa Nisves Zacatecas Torreon Hisi Aepina Ig I Gay

Metal Monoplanes Begin Coast to Coast Mail Flight

Three all metal monoplanes carrying the first transcontinental aerial mail departed from Central Park Long Island at 1:15 am for San Francisco. Eleven escort planes accompanied the pilots in a farewell flight through New York. Stops include Cleveland Chicago Omaha Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno and San Francisco. A second item notes Thomas T Brewster calling coal operators to a Chicago meeting to discuss the miners strike and coal situation.

Associated Press New York Central Park Long Island San Francisco Here Pacific Coast Cleveland F Chicago Omaha Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno St. Louis Thomas T. Brewster

Folds of American Flag Protect Tree From Destruction in Cedar Heights

A large tree near Cedar Heights remains standing as locals, led by Mrs. Wilson and two veterans, guard it with an American flag against city crews slated to clear a 20 foot wide street. The dispute over tree removal sparked by traffic safety concerns drew schoolchildren and crowds, with workers retreating after the flag wrap and guard pledge.

Cedar Heights Cedar Baights Altho Axman Forest Village George W. Wilson Cotdar Heights Council Wilson J. F. Klingaman William West Stars and Stripes Red Cross

Democratic War Chest Open to Contributions of Any Size

Washington reports the Democratic national committee welcomes contributions of any amount as it eyes victory with the three word slogan Peace Progress Prosperity. George White notes the source of funds is the focus, not the sums, while Harding at Marion contemplates a busy prefront porch campaign amid influx of letters. McAdoo warns against a purchased presidency and calls for scrutiny of campaign spending.

Coxites Washington, D. C Democratic Party George White National Committee White Cox

Landlord and Attendant Wounded in Demons Claim

Daniel Helbig wounded his wife and said he saw the landlord through a bedroom window with demons during a crisis caused by rent worries. Hospital reports indicate Mrs. Helbig cannot recover.

Storre Tras Union Win XI. J Daniel Helbig

Detroit Murderer May Be Located in Clarinda Hospital

Des Moines July 29 A Polk county sheriff reported Detroit murderer Eugene Leroy may be in a Clarinda Hospital Iowa origin shows a link to a body found en route to New York and to a hotel guest registered as R S Fernandez St Louis detectives questioned the Fernandez Leroy name mix and said the hospital patient could be the man but offered little confirmation.

Detroit Clarinda Hospital Associated Press Des Moines Sheri If Laverade Polk County Palee Mich Eugene Leroy New York R. S. Perenandez St. Liovis

Burglars Hit Cedar Rapids Home in July Theft

Thieves broke into the home of Frank S. Wilder in Cedar Rapids during July 28 or 29 while the family was away. Jewelry clothing and various articles valued at over 1,000 dollars were stolen, with entry gained through an unlocked window.

Associated Press Cedar Rapids Frank S

Mother helpless in boat as child drowns on Twin Lakes

Mrs Anthony Ullman of Palmer Ta was in a boat with her 23 year old child when the youngster fell overboard. The mother could not swim and despite cries for help the child drowned with only the body recovered.

Associated Press Fort Dodge Mra Anthony Ullman Palmer Twin Lakes Here

Cascade Man Dies From 30 Foot Fall

Thomas Kean aged 28 or 29 of Cascade dies after a fall while binding hay poles. While setting up poles the one he climbed broke, throwing him about 20 feet to the ground and fracturing his skull. the accident occurred Wednesday morning and he died Wednesday afternoon in Dubuque, Iowa.

Associated Press Dubuque Thomas Kean Cascade Mean

Belgium Votes to Revise Article on Suffrage

Brussels July 28 and Mexicali July 29 report Belgium moves toward women suffrage as the chamber of deputies passes a bill revising article 47. The measure allows future parliaments to grant votes to women by two thirds, avoiding a constitutional crisis. Los Angeles July 29 Mrs Lottie Smith Rupp sister of Mary Pickford Moore Fairbanks sues for divorce from Albert G Rupp a New York stock broker alleging desertion.

Belgium Mary A. G. Rupp Associated Press Brussels Chamber of Deputies Los Angeles Cal Lottie Smith-Rupp Mary Pickford-Moore-Fairbanks Albert G. Rupp New York

Highways Weather Report From Iowa Districts Dusty Roads

Weather Bureau report notes no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 7 am. Districts including Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Fort Atkinson Mason City Waterloo Waverly show dusty highways and continued fair weather forecast for the next 24 hours.

Charles City Department of Agricultum Weather Bureau Wert Lea Minn Alizona Cedar Rapids Davenport Dea Moines Dubuqus Fartault Minn Lawrens Wis Mason Cuy Pastvillo Waterloo Waverly Danae

Courier Delivery Note with Service Hours

The notice states home delivery before 4:80 o'clock and requests readers to call 380 if the paper is late. a replacement copy will be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6:30 p.m. for service adjustments.

Prohibition officers uncover major whisky ring shipment in Chicago

Chicago July 25 Prohibition enforcement officers report the seizure of a truck load of whisky and the arrest of six men in a major whisky ring bust. The warehouse loading was observed by Major Dalyrmple and Chief Garrity with a ledger naming Michael J. Clancy as the owner. Clancy allegedly bought thousands of cases and claimed 300 had been stolen from the warehouse. Authorities note Clancy, via a brother-in-law in the internal revenue service, allegedly profited from illicit sales.

Chicago Major Dalyrmptle Prohibition Garrity Michael J. Clancy Dalyrmple Clancy Internal Revenue Collector’s Office

Urges Haste to Protect Warsaw From Red Attack

The report cites German leader Ludendorff proposing to raise an army of 1 500 000 to demand treaty changes and notes Franco British and Polish talks. Dispatches detail Bolshevik advances toward Warsaw and Lemberg with cavalry and armored units, and French officers assigned to Polish forces.

Warsaw Bialystok Galicia Lemberg Pinak Pripet Countiry Pinsk-Brest-Litovak Gdlfela Budenny Budlenny Zbrucz Styr Rovno Lutzk Ya Koveland Nieman Prusisia Poland i Paris Poland Tso Altho Galician Rembertoff Apvieta

Eldon Doctor Honored by Greeks for Relief Work

Blanche E. Norton of Eldon receives the Order of King George for her work with Greek orphans in Anatolia. She treated Dracho- Diatyus eye injuries, improving conditions after four months. Greek high commissioner hails her as the foremost recipient. Norton, 40, trained at Cornell, practiced medicine with Dr. A B Kendrick in New York. Her father Frank Norton is a Rock Island conductor.

Norton Ottumwa Blanche Nortor Ioldon Frank Norton Rock Island Railroad Ranulas Bidg Do Rock Taland Iglon Missy Norton Cornell University Seloct A. BE. Fendrick W York Dr. Norton

Republicans Expect to Gain Seats in Middle West

J R McCarl executive secretary of the national Republican congressional committee arrived in Chicago and conferred with Senator New on speaker assignments for congressional campaign meetings. He said they are certain to retain the present majority and may pick up a few safe seats in the west and middle west. Ada Bush of Kentland Indiana was named executive secretary for the women.

Chicagoa J. R. McCarl National Republican Congressional Committee Senator New West Middlewest Ada Bush Kentland Ind

Three Auto Bandits Rob Grass Lake Bank

Three armed bandits robbed the Farmers' State bank at Grass Lake seven miles east of Jackson. They locked the cashier and assistant in the cage and escaped in an automobile after looting the bank. Officials estimated the loss at about $10,000.

Associated Press Jackson, Mich Farmers’ State Bank Grass Lake Here

Iowa Democratic convention opens with unity and pledges three planks

Cedar Rapids July 29 The Iowa state Democratic convention opened in a celebratory mood with approval of a platform and election of a new state committee as only business. Gubernatorial candidate Clyde L. Herring and leaders agreed on key posts, while three main planks emerged: centralizing government into nine departments, lending state credit for long term home loans, and tightening blue sky securities laws. The event featured strong oratory attacking Republicans and setting the stage for a vigorous campaign.

Associated Prana Cedar Rapids New State Committee Clyde L. Herring Des Moines Herring Reynolds Thumors Erring W. J. Reynolds Creston Gerring B. Murtagh Murtagh Herting Resolutions Committee Illinois Wilbur Marsh Waterloo Marsh Central Committee John Hughes National Republican Party Harding Wilson Iowa

Turkish Nationalist Commander Jafar Tayar Captured

Cel Jafar Tayar, the Turkish Nationalist commander at Adrianople, was captured in the village of Bostanli east of Adrianople. This is the first direct word from Athens on his capture.

Associated Press Athens Jafar Tayar Adrianople Bostanli Cel

Husband Claims Body of Detroit Trunk Victim

In Sturgis Michigan on July 29 the body of Mrs. Eugene Leroy, the Detroit trunk murder victim, has been claimed by her former husband McCoy Jackson and her brother L A Fondren who resided there.

Associated Press Sturgis Miss Eugene Leroy Detroit Trunk McCoy Jackson L. A. Fondren

Persia Offered Big Loan by Americans

An unconfirmed report from Tehran via the Daily Mail states that Americans have offered the Persian government a substantial loan. The information comes from a Teheran correspondent and has not been independently verified.

Persia Associated Press London The Daily Mail Teheran

Wood and Stiles Named for Bence by Republicans

Judge George W Wood Water loo and Judge E B Stiles Manchester are nominated by the Republican judicial convention for the Tenth district to fill vacancies from resignations and deaths. Wood nominated by B F Swisher Stiles by former Judge Dunham. Newman chairing the convention with Paulsen secretary. Also Oscar W Hartleib of Ontario Can enlists in Fourth division and heads to Camp Dodge then Camp Lewis.

George W. Wood Waterloo E. B. Stiles Manchester Tenth District Seassion Hotel Russell-Lamson G. W. Dunham J. &. Williams Wood B. F. Swisher Stiles Dunham J. B. Newman Cedar Falls P. H. Paulsen Mr. Newman Don D. Donnan Oscar W. Hartleib Ontario Can Camp Dodge Camp Lewis Wash

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Czizek United States U. S Columbus, N. M Upham Ghigago Shaw Lees Harding Marlon Ways and Means Marion Fred W. Uphant Senator Harding James A. Patten Ivan C. Ackley Charles Hagie Harry I. Merrick John M. Glenb Leslie M. Shaw Jaws Treasury McAdoo Cantu Mexicali Lower California Esteban Cantu Ludendorff REDS POSEN Padendert de Cregerbedt Berlin Iispatel Waffales Rosasia Germany Comatila Elnusts Amon Danzig Hintyysok Ion France Maly Great Britain Lloyd ‘George House of Commons Boulognan Moscow Peitibone Byron MM. Pettibone Bennington Blanche E. Norton Eldon Blue Sky Law Wood and Bence Smoke la Avora Otrard Harvester
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