Crisis in Europe Not Realized by U5 Yet in Washington
Washington dispatch reports three public figures reflect on American policy toward Europe. Senator Underwood urges business restraint and European stability as essential to markets, while others urge nonparticipation and caution about entangling alliances such as the League. The Ruhr crisis dominates, with a prevailing view no quick U.S. action is needed now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Washington
BD. C
Europe
Johnson
Oscar Underwood
Underwood
League of Nations
America
Alabama
Irs
Europa
Wilson
Edward G. Lowry
Philadelphia Public Ledger
George M. Reysnolds
Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago
Tts
Rome
Polletes
International Court
Harding
Mrude Ft
Eurone
Raynolds
Ruhr
France
Britain
Germany
United States
New York Tribune
Dreaded Radical Blowup Fails to Show in Germany
A Europe spanning dispatch notes no sign of a Franco-Belgian rift. Belgium seeks to unite France and England. Berlin reports cabinets shake as Paul Loebe and Gustav Relhn are named potential leaders. Reichstag meeting expected end of next week. Baldwins doubts reply from France or Belgium to reparations talks. British intervention noted in Bolognese unrest with a clash injuring one, three arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
England
Associated Press
London
Central News
Berlin
Cune
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Gustav Relhn
People’s Party
Bolognese
Rhineland
Ruhr
Iowa Savings Deposits Rise 2 Percent in June
Conterminational News Wire Des Moines July 30 Iowa savings deposits totaled 94 726 133 across 66 town banks up 2.1 percent from June 1 with the average account rising 1.1 percent The Seventh District including Illinois Iowa Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin shows similar gains while the report notes no marked change in credit conditions and discusses harvest season funding and agricultural borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank
Illinois
Nut
President to Be Taken Home So Soon as Possible
Report from San Francisco notes President Harding to remain there until fully recovered with plans for a return by water or land canceled. Secretary Christian informs California officials that all entertainments and tours are halted due to illness. Harding and Mrs. Harding express thanks for public hospitality as arrangements are suspended.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Panama Canal
White House
George B. Christian, Jr
Christian
San Francisco
Washington
Wilbur
Associated Press
Boone
Ray Lymon Wilbur
Sanfrancisco
Altho Harding
Wilson
Wichita
Kan
Hartling
Atlantic Coast
Work
Gen
Sawyer
Porto Rico
Virgin Island
Ideal Arrangements
Los Angeles
Catalina
San Diego
California
Two Gamblers and One Fighter Fined in Police Court
At the close of police court this morning Judge O B Courtright listed fines for Charles Rice and W J Biral at 13 50 each for gambling and Charles Baker at 13 50 for assault and battery, plus 51 50 costs in each case. One traffic violator was fined 3 50 plus costs and three defendants on the same charge forfeited 5 bonds each for nonappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rice
W. J. Biral
Charles Baker
O. B. Courtright
Baby Survives 36 Foot Fall With Minor Head Cut
In Dubuque Iowa on July 30 infant Frank A Ramburi two years old fell 36 feet from a porch to the ground while playing. He escaped with a slight cut on his head and was not rendered unconscious.
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Dubuque
Frank A. Ramburi
Brundage Blocks Pay for Highway Police
Attorney General Brundage holds salaries for about 100 highway maintenance police to be unconstitutional under law passed by the last legislature. The opinion was sent to State Auditor Russell, who said his office would abide by the ruling.
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Springfield
Small
Brundage
Russell
Two Fishermen Drowned near Davenport on Mississippi River
Enoch Carlson, 32, and Howard McCullum, 18, drowned Sunday while fishing off a wing dam in the Mississippi River. McCullum slipped on rocks and fell. Carlson jumped to rescue him, both swept away in swift current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Enoch Carlson
Howard McCulum
Mississippi River
McCullum
Carlson
Federal panel urges tighter controls on future grain trading
The Federal Trade Commission backs stronger regulation of futures in grain to curb abuses. It calls for daily public volume reports by the Chicago Board of Trade and delivery acceptance rules to prevent squeezes. The report, tied to a Senate resolution, also proposes banning brokers and major insiders from speculating in futures for their own accounts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Fede| Sral Trade Commission
Chicago Board’ of Trade
Board of Grain Delivery
Chicago
Commission
Senate
Ladd
Repubiican
North Dakota
Four Die on Crossing in Missouri and Illinois Crashes
A sequence of weekend crossing accidents reports deaths and serious injuries across multiple states. Victims include Cameron and Hamilton in Indiana, a four killed near Iron Mountain Missouri, and several others in Illinois Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. The incidents involve autos struck by trains and interurban cars with multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Iron Mountain
Missouri Pacific Railroad
International News Wire
Chicago
Jesse Shaw
John J. O'Connor
Ben Miss Gingrish
Kankakee
Trin
Kimo Cant
Beloit
Wis
Sidney Derbyshire
la Grange
Ill
Derbyshire
George Brown
Columbus
Ind
Conternational News
John Avis
William Carter
Pennsylvania
Jon Waiters
Isaac
New York
Bernard Kearns
Brooklyn
May Miller
Sarah Foster
Coney Island
Warren Andrew
Kansas
Kansas City
Augusta
Kan
Lawrence
Mason City
Charles Colling
Security National Bank
Charles Hamilton
Collins
Hamilton
Lancaster
Ruth Koehler
Coatesville
Lincoln Highway
President's Illness Quiets Wall Street Markets
Wall Street traders blamed President Harding's serious illness for a gloomy session with many top stocks slipping to year lows including United States Steel, Great Northern, and Northern Pacific. In Amoy China two Peking gunboats opened fire on a coastal fort at 2:30 p.m., the fort returning fire.
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Peking
Amoy Fort
New York
Wall Street
Harding
United States Steel Common
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Amoy
China
Peking Government
Gra
Ford Flivver King Reaches Sixty on Birthday
Detroit July 30 Henry Ford maker of automobiles and the world’s richest man is 60 today He left a job at Detroit Edison seven years ago to organize the Ford Motor company He spent nights on his horseless carriage and built a fortune of 750 900 000 capital 100 000 000 and credits his wife with essential support in his rise without ceremony marking the milestone
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Henry, Ford
Detroit Edison Company
Ford Motor Company
Edison Electrical Power Plant
Ford
Ford Automobile
Merk
Loss in Estherville and Dolliver Bank Failures Not Known
Des Moines reports no definite figure for losses to investors in Estherville State Bank and Farmers Savings bank of Dolliver as state examiners continue inquiries. Estherville bank, one of the oldest in the region, held about 530000 in deposits and was closed last week. Dolliver bank closed due to Estherville's troubles and shares a close business relation.
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Estherville
Dolliver
Des Moines
State Banking Department
Estherville State’ ‘Bank
Farmers Savings Bank Af Dolliver
Estherville Bank
Dolliver Bank
Estherville Institution
Pittsburgh Plus Fight Begun Says Gibson
Des Moines reports Attorney General Gibson and aides say the Pittsburgh plus price practice in steel freight adds to cost regardless of origin. They urge abolishing mythical freight rates to aid the Midwest. Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin seek an injunction. case pending two years with December rebuttal hearings.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
Pittsburgh Plus
Pittsburgh
Gibson
Middlewest
Middlewest Tree
John Fletcher
Steel Corporation
Universal -Portland Cement Company
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fletcher
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Iown
Michigan
Indiana
South Dakota
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Prosecution Under Blue Laws Tests Michigan Rule
Ludington Michigan July 30. The first case to test the legality of Michigan Sunday blue laws was instituted today when Mayor Hallett filed a formal complaint against Roscoe Conkling Fitch son of Prosecutor Virgil T Fitch charging attendance at a dance. Prosecutor Fitch said he would prosecute his son and announced plans to file against Mayor Hallett who also attended the dance.
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Ludington
Mich
Michigan
Virgil T. Fitch
H. M. Hallett
Roscoe Conkling Fitch
Fitch
Hallett
Five Children Sent to Davenport by Court Order
Carrying out a district court order, Miss Marguerite Saul deputy sheriff and Miss Blanche Robbins probation officer took Mrs. Morris Jensen's five children to the Davenport home for care. Ages range from one to 11. Jensen had appealed alleging abandonment and unknown father. she accompanied the group and seeks employment near the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Saul
Blanche Robbins
Morris Jensen
Davenport
Jensen
Sons of Veterans Treat Old Vets At Willard Hall
A dozen Civil War veterans were entertained by the Sons of Veterans and the auxiliary at Willard Hall after noon Saturday. Henry Woore spoke praising the group's kindness, as the ladies provided supper. Also noted are car collisions in Parkersburg and at Fourth Street, a home guest visiting from Clear Lake returning from Salt Lake City, and a July hanging in Waco of Roy Mither for murder.
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Willard Hell
Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary
Henry Woore
The
WREST
Ruth Watta
Clear Lake
Wisie Kaltenbach
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Lincoln
Neb
Baptist Assembly in Iowa Falls ends with record turnout
The state Baptist Sunday school assembly concluded in Iowa Falls with over 1,800 delegates registered across a 10 day meeting. Officers were elected including Chancellor Rev. Van Fatter and President Dr. A. W. Caul, with Rev. W. C. Deer and Mrs. F. R. Asquith on the directors board. The Baptist Young People union also chose leaders led by President J. O. White Indiana and Vice President Marie Fisharty Michigan.
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Iowa Falls
State Baptist Sunday School Assembly
van Fatter
Des Moines
A. W. Caul
Ames
CC. W. Fletcher
Bedford
W. H. Hoge
Independence
EB. L. Viets
Boone
Cedar Falls
F.R. Asquith
Waterloo
A. P. Speers
Centerville
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
J. O. White
Indianola
Marie Fisharty
Mount Union
Gordon Pohlman
Marty Stikel
Emerson
Irene Dilley
Jefferson
Life Service League
White
Board ‘of Managers
Injunction Issued Against Woman and Her Attorney
Boies of Black Hawk county district court issued a temporary injunction restraining Adaline Allen and her attorney William Wallace McCollum from continuing or prosecuting a suit in Illinois against the Chicago Great Western Railway. The Illinois case seeks 40000 for injuries from a November 16 1921 crossing accident in Waterloo. A separate Black Hawk county suit seeks 2900 in damages.
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H. B. Boies
Black Hawk County District Court
Adaline Allen
William Wallace McCollum
Cook County
Hill,nois
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Clark & Clark
Waterloo
Ilinois
Adeline Allen
Black Hawk County
Railroads
Stolen Car Reappears Stripped Of Accessories
After a two week disappearance a light touring car stolen from Electric Park in Elmer Heiser of 1521 Jefferson reappeared this morning. The vehicle with license No 105624, Polk County ownership, was found in the alley behind the Plaza Theatre by a friend of the Heisers and was stripped of its accessories and front tires. Police chief P H Walker had received a mysterious call from Chesley Iowa prompting Heiser’s trip in search of the car. A light combe with license number 105624 stood unclaimed at 410 Commercial Street for four days according to patrolmen on duty.
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Electric Park
Elmer Heiser
Jefferson
Tralley
Plaza Theatre
Welfare League Seeks Autumn Clothing for Needy Families
Waterloo Social Welfare League officials report a fall clothing shortage including baby garments and bedding. Materials received now will be distributed after investigation, prioritizing families already aided by the league, with shoes and other items also accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Teport
Dorothy Taylor
Welfare League
Citizens Gas Co to Show Lighting Progress Series
Citizens Gas Electric Co begins a weekly series of 13 educational advertisements in the Courier illustrating the history of lighting from torches to the modern electric lamp. The ads, prepared by the Advertising Corporation Waterloo, depict devices from early flames to kerosene and lamp innovations.
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Citizens Gas Co
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Advertising Corporation
Waterloo
Franklin
Burkitt carries $2000 insurance after factory fire
Burkitt owner of the 44-80 Commercial street factory reports $2000 fire insurance for building and contents. He says the equipment and metal stock valued higher than the insured amount. The Rainy Day Clothes Dryer company also held $2000 coverage for its portion of the building.
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Burkitt
Obituary notices from Waterloo death records in local papers
Jacob J. Rosgen 68 of 728 Commercial died at St Francis hospital from complications. Survived by wife and children J Avery J Cleveland Henry J Long Beach Cal Mrs Charles Homewood Ontario Francis J Denver Mrs Clift Redmond Waterloo two brothers Adam and Herman a sister Bars Henry Dunwald. Funeral Tuesday Sacred Heart church burial Calvary cemetery. Mrs J Fairburn 60, died at home 627 Lime after long illness. Married 1882 in Waterloo from Janesville. Active in church and fraternal groups. Survived by husband and brother Wilbert Loveland. Burial in Janesville. Lawrence George Walter 44 died in Prospect Hills after lingering illness. Born 1879, Metoda Ill. to Iowa at age five. Funeral at Hudson First Brethren Church with burial in Hudson. Henry N. Lown funeral held at Kistner chapel with pallbearers and burial in Fairview.
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J. Rosghen
Jacob J
Rosgen
St. Francis Hospital
Commercial
Jacob Rosgen
Prussia
Germany
Waterloo
J. Avery
Long Beach
Cal
Eat J
Cleveland
Henry J
Charles Homewood
Ontario
Francis J. Rosigen
Denver
Colo
Clift B. Redmond
Adam
Herman
Bars
Henry Dunwald
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
Calvary Cemetery
Petersen Bros
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Lawrence George W. Lawrence
George Walter
Prospect Hills
Mendota
Ill
Iowa
Hudson
First Brethren Church
Herbert Moehl- Tana
Hudson Camedry
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Bowyer
Joel T. Boone
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B.C
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Marion
G. T. Harding
Santa Ans
Edf. Rennsberg
Page Oney Cameron
Newcastle
Flivver King
U.S
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Parkersburg
Kurl Dawton
Conger
Fifth and
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Dawson
Harry Krensky
Commercial Street
F. L. Marcus
Fourth Street
Western Avenue
Waco
Tex
Roy Mitther
Ethel Denecamp
Denecamp
Janares
H. Barker
Homer TK
F. R. Asquith
Baptist Assembly
Boies
L. C. Burkitt
L. C.burkitt
Rock Island Feee
Mr. Bar
Finrtuarit
Henry N. Lown
Kistner Chapel
F. M. Wilson
J. A. Cook
Thomas Reaney
W. A. Ballowell
F. A. Backer
Wiliam Puterbaugh
J. &. Johnson
Fairview
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