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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1923

Page

11

Plan to unite Ruhr industries into a European trust

A London dated analysis discusses a proposed Ruhr reorganization linking Alsace Lorraine iron ore with Ruhr coal into a single European cartel. Shares would be allocated to Germany France Britain Belgium Italy and others with some to the United States. The plan aims to eliminate competition and create an economic United Europe potentially shifting power beyond politics.

Mark Sullivan London Ruhr Alsace-Lorraine Ruh Germany Great Britain France Belgium Italy United States Gertmaany Europe South America America Africa Asia New York Tribune

Paper Delivery Deadline Prompted by Courier Notice

The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper by then, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.

Socialists Threaten Reprisals in France Amid Royalist Fear

United Press reports from Paris that extreme Socialists aim to recruit forces to counter monarchist demonstrations. A Le Quotidien manifesto warns of immediate reprisals after a recent Fascisti attack on Socialist deputies. In Brussels, royalist plots are alleged as the government vows to defend the republic while a steamship Trevasse reports sinking in the Indian Ocean with crew in lifeboats.

United Press Paris France le Quotadien Poincare Chamber of Deputies Fascisti Chamber Daudet F Wanks Seneing Aden Trevasse Wireless Indian Ocean

Croker Heir Claim Tests Widow Testimony

Dublin wires report Mrs Bula Emmons Croker widow of Richard Croker testifying in a will dispute says her husband told her his children took 14 million from his 15 million estate. She defends her honor, noting he gave most property to her after marriage and that Florence Croker cared for him, while denying unfounded accusations.

Cinternational News Wired Dublin Bula Emmonson Croker Richard Croker Croker Marrial Mrs. Croker

Automobile Accident Death Near Manchester Kills Worker

Homer S. Kerns, 30, died when the car carrying him overturned on a northern Manchester embankment about 1 30 a m. Sunday. Gunners Estling, 28, driver, and James McCusker, 46, front-seat passenger, were intoxicated but largely unhurt. Both men said they did not know Kerns was in the vehicle. Estling had walked off the effects of liquor by lying in the road. McCusker has a history as a booze runner. Kerns had a recent $18 paycheck for a white mule.

Manchester Homer S. Kerns Gunner Estling James McCusker Weras McCusker Estling Kerns Corsider Essling K. C. Dterns Columbus

Kansas City Broker Moore Slain Near Tracks

Wealthy Kansas City broker Guy A. Moore, 49, formerly KC Board of Trade president, was found mangled on railroad tracks near the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bridge. Police weigh murder or robbery, with associates citing no financial reverses and noting Moore carried a large sum of money and a wrist watch near the body.

United Press Kansas City Moore Rand Biocre Lwice

Poisoning at New York wedding banquet shocks 32 guests

The bride Mary Connell aged 22 and groom Conrad Kissel aged 24, plus 30 other guests, were taken ill at a New York wedding when chicken salad is blamed. Twenty one recovered without medical help and six stayed at home.

New York Conrad Kissel Mary Connell Tour Anthors

Three Who Failed to See Train Are Killed

Pittsburgh residents Margaret Panrech aged 43 Charles Blair 18 and Atlosasky 24 were struck and killed by a Buffalo Pittsburgh express as they crossed tracks at Barking Pa after a freight train cleared the area. The incident occurred early June with no witnesses to halt the crossing.

Train Pittsburgh Haries! Atlosasky Margaret Pan Rech Charles Blair Barking Pennsylvania Railroad

Aggie Proxy Appointed President by Guard Officers

George Wilson, a former Nonpartisan League organizer from Kansas and North Dakota, yesterday installed himself as president of Oklahoma A and M College at Stillwater with five National Guard officers in plain clothes. He was expected to return to Oklahoma City for a board of agriculture meeting. Wilson owes his selection as J and M head to newly appointed board members said to be under Gov. J. Watton.

Oklahoma City Okla George Wilson Kansas North Dakota Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College Stillwater National Guard Board of Agriculture Wilson Newl J. GO. Watton

Forty One Killed in Auto Crashes Across 37 Cities

The weekend saw 41 deaths and 107 injuries in 37 cities due to automobile accidents. Chicago and New York led with eight and four fatalities respectively, while New York reported 22 injuries and Milwaukee 14. Other cited locales include Uniontown, Knoxville, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh among many.

United Progs Knoxville Toon Wrpakonrta O. Milwaukee Oshkol Wik Cresson Peabody, Miss Lewiston, Me Sa Whefsta New York Milwaukee Athurta

Few Loopholes in 3 Mile Law Found By Treasury

Washington June 4 The treasury issued regulations applying the three mile limit to liquor carried on any vessel within United States waters. Exemptions remain for medicinal and sacred uses and for diplomats and foreign warships. Distress cases may dock with bond to observe dry laws. Congress may act, but changes to the law seem unlikely. Ships from foreign ports before June 16 arriving after the date are exempt from the new rules.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court United States Treasury Italy Congress

Drive New Shaft to Entombed Miners Near Pine

Rescue crews in Bicknell Indiana drive a new shaft toward three miners trapped 64 feet underground at Northside mine. A two inch drill hole provides food and air while workers pressed toward the men, who communicate with families as the shaft nears completion by midafternoon.

Bicknell Ind Northside

Ford Certificates Pay Extra Dividend

New York June 4 a special five percent dividend in addition to the regular three percent semiannual dividend was announced for holders of Ford Automobile company investment certificates for the six months ending June 30.

New York Ford Automobile Company

First 2800 Veterans to Get Bond Bonus Tonight

Davenport man will receive bonus voucher No. 1 for 135.60 as about 2,600 state warrants are mailed today, the first installment in distributing 22 million dollars in veterans bond bonuses. From Des Moines, June 4, the plan runs with warrants issued daily until 12,445,000 deposited, while 77,000 applications have been passed and 17,000 more claims are held up for corrections.

Prous Desa Durbank Burbank Iaynea American Legion Gurbaule Riley Honda Bonus Board Ben J. Gibson Benuis Board Gibson Beans Board

Wisconsin wets campaign for repeal measure

Madison dispatch reports antiprohibition activists from Wisconsin legislators lay out to secure votes from 40 mild wets to pass the ticker bill repealing the state prohibition enforcement law. Leaders Duncan and Lindahl predict assembly support, while Gov Blaine remains silent. Socialists push to escalate the offensive despite milder measures failing.

Unites Tress Madison Wis Wisconsin New York Senate Thomas Duncan Milwaukee Sixtus Lindahl Wets Assembly Blaine Wisconsin National Guard

Bravest Girl in America Receives Two Medals

New York honor goes to Mise Mary Bulmer for saving Miss Dorothy McClatchie during a shark‑infested night swim off Tampa Bay. She towed the injured friend to shore as danger swirled in the water, earning Red Cross bravery recognition and a Carnegie Institute medal.

New York Mise Mary Bulmer America Red Cross Carnegie Institute Ag Tampa Bay Fla Dorothy Mc- Clatchia

Six Hurt as Car Rolls Five Times on Grant Highway

Witnesses said the speeding car traveling about sixty miles an hour overturned five times on the Grant Highway east of the city. Miss Irma Warden of Des Moines suffered a dislocated hip, while sisters Louisa and Marie Shepard of Des Moines, Eleanor and John Osnen of Rolfe, and Ole Collins of Des Moines were badly bruised. All injured were taken to Mercy hospital.

Worl Dodge Tune 4 Grant Lighway Irma Warden Des Moles Louisa Marie Shepard Des Moines Eleanor John Osnen Rolfe Oo Collins Marey Hospital Nore

Commencement Is Feature of Jubilee at Columbia College

Dubuque Iowa June 4. Commencement exercises mark the second day of Columbia College's golden jubilee. Right Rev J P Carrot bishop of Helena Mont delivered the bachelor address. Bishop Carrall led the college as president from 1884 to 1934. Two alumni baseball teams, priests and laymen, play this afternoon. A band concert and a dramatic program are on the evening schedule.

Appointment of L G Martin as U P Washington manager

L G Martin named manager of the United Press Washington bureau announced from United Press headquarters in New York. Martin, a longtime correspondent in Washington since 1917, is well known for daily special stories carried over United Press nationwide.

New York L. G. Marti Washington United Press Association United Press Martin

Baseball Today Scoreboard From Major Leagues

Baseball today lists matchups New York versus Boston and Cleveland versus Chicago with brief battery notes. In New York the pitchers Mort Ferguson and Vici are listed. Cincinnati shows Wa KOM and Tixey in the batteries.

New York Boston Cleveland Mort ‘Ferguson Vici Cincinnati Chicago Cincinnati Batteries Wa Kom Tixey Aid

Harding on Better Roads and Homes Campaigns

President Harding hailed two nationwide movements at Shrine convention ceremonies in Washington. He urged modernizing remote roads and improving home life through better housing, domestic science, and emancipation for women, linking roads to national defense and unity while noting local road needs.

Axusociatead Press Washington, D. C America Harding Potomac Park John Seward Payne Sweet Home Europe National Capital Lincoln Highway Lee Highway Lincoln Lee Copillet Svery

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