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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1925

Page

2

Mutiny by 600 Chinese Soldiers Sparks Executions

A delayed dispatch from Tsongkong reports six hundred fungchow garrison troops mutinied in South China, killed most officers, 60 mutineers arrested and executed, claimed to be sparked by unpaid wages. The mutiny led to bar racks pillage and officers fled to Portuguese authorities before mutineers were rounded up. In Shanghai, new outbreaks in the strike movement kill four more, raising the toll to 14, with police firing on crowds and arrests of agitators. U.S. Consul Cunningham urged delay of warships to help restore order as Shanghai faces further unrest.

United Prova London Fungchow South China Tsongkong Central News Gifya Meccua Eaid Associated Press Phanghai China Pakin Cheklan Roads Shanghai United States Ganeral B.S. Cunningham Thomas Washington Siatic

Pope Blesses Catholic Students Crusade as Medieval Knights

Pope Pius XI has bestowed a remarkable blessing on the Catholic students' mission crusade and its members, matching the blessing once given to medieval crusade knights. The Catholic students' crusade, formed in 1518, promotes missionary education among U S Catholic students.

Cincinnati Catholic Students Mission Crusade Pius XI Europe Holy Land Catholic Students’ Crusade United States

Motorists Escape When Cars Collide

Two automobiles were badly damaged but no one was hurt when a light sedan driven by Harold Krueger of 135 Cottage Street struck a parked touring car owned by Guy Edwards of 1625 Burton Avenue. The collision occurred late Sunday night on the old Cedar Falls road two miles from Waterloo. Dutch Griefnow was a passenger with Krueger.

Harold Krueger Cottage Street Guy Edwards Burton Avenue Cedar Falls Waterloo Dutch Griefnow Krueger

Prince George Joins British Fleet in Asia

Prince George of England arrived in Shanghai to join the British Asiatic squadron from Nongkore and was hosted at two luncheon events at the American Country club. He faced heavy guarding due to student disturbances. Nashua Class Reunion noted in Nashua Iowa with alumna Mrs. Kittie Wilbur among attendees.

Prince George Asia Shanghai Prince George of England Nongkore Nashua Nashua High School Kittie Wilbur Waterloo

Florence Hartar Bound for Grand Jury on Larceny Charge

Florence Hartar charged with larceny from a building today bound over to the grand jury under bond of 209 dollars. A girl arrested with Mise Harter several days ago from Vian Harold Fuller was fined 37.75 dollars and costs in police court for speeding on the highway above Cedar Falls. Monte Saunders is being sought by police following an assault and battery charge by Henry Joe.

Florence Hartar Grand Mise Harter

Mother Fights 10 Keep Custody Of Daughter 4

Dorothy Crippen, 4, may have custody determined in juvenile court before Judge G W Wood. Miss Mabel Dallmire, county probation officer, filed a petition alleging neglect and dependence. The mother’s attorney is Burr C Towne. father Mr Crippen testified to a 1918 marriage, three children by a prior marriage, and a separation since March amid a divorce action and injunction.

Dorothy Crippen John Crippen G. W. Wood Mabel Dallmire J. H. Meyers California Street Rath Packing Company Crippens Waterloo

Forest Service Work On Kaibab Plateau Protects Timber

On Kaibab plateau near the Grand Canyon two forest service teams camp to combat a deadly insect that gnaws yellow pines. They cut dead trees, burn bark with maggot-like larvae, and remove infestations under entomologists supervision. Their quiet, strenuous labor aims to save vast timber value despite low pay and public inattention.

Kaibab Plateau Arizona Desert Grand Canyon Forest Service America Kaibab National Forest Thara Park Service Holkers

Omaha to Host Disabled Veterans Convention in June

Omaha Nebraska June 1 America’s veterans of World War I will be honored guests at the Disabled American Veterans of the World War national convention in Omaha June 22 to 27. A parade features blind veterans led by a floral wreath bearing girl escorts. Major dignitaries and thousands of maimed veterans are expected for the five day conclave opening June 22 at the municipal auditorium.

Victor M. Johnson Rockford Kiwanis International Order St. Paul Minn Omaha Nob Legion of Livia Glosa Atlantic City WN. J W. W Michael Aaronsohn Cincinnati The Disabled American Veterans George Calvert Syracuse Dling Ernestine Schumnann-Helnk Municipal Auditorium Frank J. Irwin New York

Insect Pests Worry Mexico Amid Scorpion Plague

June 1 Mexico City reports insects threaten life and property. Locust swarms hit Tabasco Chiapas Veracruz and Campeche while Durango endures a scorpion plague. Three deaths linked to stings. Government boots up a campaign with 5000 specimens sent to Mexico City for study.

Mexico City Mexico Tabasco Chiapas Vera Cruz Campeche Durango Department of Agriculture Jeneth

Speedy Typist Sets 103 WPM Record in Normal Meet

Miss Ann Groviak Beard of Al high school shatters a record by typing 103.2 words per minute for 15 minutes during the annual estate contest at Normal Illinois.

Ann Groviak Beard Normal

The Alacran Tale From Durango Museum Exhibit

The article describes the alacran or scorpion known as El Verdugo, its deadly venom stored in the tail area, and its fearsome length. It recounts painful reactions, self-stinging, and the brutal legends from Durango’s prison cells, including a prisoner who survived by exposing his would be killers.

Museum of Natural History Duranso el Verdugo Porfirio Diaz Alaeran Alacran Aleran

Plotters confess to near kidnapping of Mary Pickford

Los Angeles police report three signed confessions from A. J. Woods, C. S. Stavens, and others alleging a drunken plot to kidnap actress Mary Pickford. They claim plans targeted Pickford with ransom aims, involving supposed masterminds and varied schemes as detectives consult with the district attorney.

Associated Proves Los Angeles Cal Mary Pickford District Attorney’s Office A. J. Woods Woods S. Stavens E. K. Doheny Jackie Coozan Pola Negri Bliss Pickford

Conspiracy Aims to Hide Kidnap for Ransom

Police detained three suspects in a city jail after plans emerged to decorate a Shrine convention scene and hunt for a secluded house to hold a woman. The plot sought a $200,000 payment from her husband, Doughis Fairbanks, to secure release.

Doughis* Fairbanks

Wartburg Graduating Class to Be Ministers

Wartburg college graduates from Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque, enter ministry after receiving diplomas. Commencement on Thursday at 10 a.m. features speaker Ray A W Engelbrecht of Mendota Illinois. This year 262 students enrolled.

Wartburg

Swimmer Drowns in Creek Near Iowa City

Iowa City June 1 Shigis bert Schmuederich 18 drowned in a creek 11 miles west of here yesterday morning. An excellent swimmer he was seized with cramps and went down before friends could reach him. He was employed on a farm and had come from Germany in November 1924.

Iowa City Shigisbert Schmuederich

Kid Falls From Tree During Homerun Clout Incident

Des Moines report describes 14 year old Cecil Brown injured when a homerun drive from Dutch Wetzel of the Des Moines club struck a tree near the Des Moines base ball park. He was hospitalized with severe bruises and possible broken shoulder after falling from the tree.

Des Moines Cecil Brown Des Moines Baseball Park Wetzel

New Hampton Dominates Sumner Nine 10 to 0

New Hampton baseball team defeated Sumner yesterday afternoon 10 to 0. Eight runs came in the third inning on six walks two hits and an error. McAloon pitched steadily for New Hampton while Rush Olds and Wilharm formed Sumner’s battery.

New Hampton Sumner Hero McAloon Rush Olds Wilharm Sumner

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