Foch Dies as World War Hero Remembered in Mourning
In the spotlight Marshal Ferdinand Foch, Allied commander, dies after a long illness. America and France mourn the veteran whose leadership helped win the war, while readers recall dark early days on the western front before unified command.
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Capone Quizzed by Federal Grand Jury
Chicago March 20 AP Capone, a leading figure in Chicago’s beer and vice rackets, was questioned today by a federal grand jury. He arrived with bodyguards and was escorted by police as he met with prosecutors at the federal building.
Capone faces grand jury amid Chicago beer wars
Al Capone arrives at the federal building under heavy guard as deputies seal corridors on the eighth floor to question him about the Chicago Heights beer defalcation. A bodyguard identified by reporters, a court bailiff by trade, draws attention as Capone greets photographers and moves to the district attorney's office.
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Iowa House weighs steering and sitting committees
In Des Moines March 20 the Iowa House adopted resolutions to create sifting and steering committees to manage the 43rd legislature. A later move to force votes failed, while a prison farm bill and road Warrant bill drew limited debate. Steering and sitting committees expected to be named by Speaker Johnson, accelerating the calendar of about 200 bills.
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Newspaperman H. G. Wilson Dies at 87 in Council Bluffs
Authorities sought relatives of H. G. Wilson 87 veteran newspaperman who died Tuesday in Council Bluffs. Ten thousand dollars was found in his savings account. Wilson had worked in four countries and was an editor in Omaha years ago. Friends said he spoke of his father and daughter living in England.
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Mexican bandits abduct two foreigners in Zacatecas
Mexican bandits in Zacatecas kidnapped P. L. Carnahan an American mining man and Dr Olvera a Mexican mine official from La Norla mine near San Benita Zacatecas. The San Nicolás Mining & Milling Co at Vocas Durango manager Henry Hanson and English worker J W Reid were captured March 1. The mine suspended operations affecting 3080 workers as authorities seek safe release. An embassy report said the release of other prisoners including an American and a British subject was expected soon.
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Police capture Gary suspect in girl’s murder
Gary Indiana March 20 a six foot 200 pound Negro Tillie Mack found with blood covered hatchets in his room was arrested as a murder suspect in 20 year old Josephina Adorizzi's death. Her mutilated body was found yesterday in a culvert near her home. Mack faces identification by frightened women as a hatchet carrier. The victim, a grocery clerk, left home Sunday to meet her fiancé, never seen alive again.
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Courier Delivery Snafu Seeks Corrected Paper Dispatch
The notice explains home delivery should arrive before 5 30. If a carrier bag error or other issue prevents receipt, call 100 for a reprint. Calls must reach the office before 6 34 p m for a copy to be sent.
Red Cross Nurse Ordered Here in Flood Relief Drive
Bratislava March 20 Thousands of Danube flood victims in Karlsburg and Biskupice lost homes and belongings as ice cleared and army engineers aided rescue efforts. Red Cross relief funds, including a 4500 dollar goal, are requested at Courier office or Red Cross HQ. A health visit will assess refugee conditions. a field nurse may be dispatched to Waterloo.
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Bill Asks Survey of Public Schools
Des Moines reports a bill aims to survey school districts focusing on the number of physically and mentally handicapped children. Miss Agnes Samuelson would lead the study with research into administration supervision and financing. An $8,000 appropriation is authorized for the survey.
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Courier Rivieria Frivolities of 1929 Opens At Riviera
The Courier-Riviera Frivolities of 1929 begins today at the Riviera theatre with 150 Waterloo youths in the cast. Director Bobbie Burns has polished nine performances over three days, with matinees at 4 15 and two evening shows. Special scenery and costumes accompany the largest home talent revue Waterloo has staged, featuring Agnes Fitcher singing Ginnina Mia and Hal Page's tap dancing.
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Bees and fishing outlook after Cedar River flood
Flood refugees seek aid at the Red Cross office with odd requests like sugar to feed bees as rising waters scoured nectar sources. Waterloo anglers anticipate strong Cedar River fishing this spring and summer since fish can migrate past lowered barriers, though some marooned holes require Izaak Walton League rescue efforts.
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Hoover and Tilson target limited extra session work
Washington March 20 President Hoover and Representative Tilson Republican House leader discussed the extra session agenda. Tilson said the aim is sharp limits and completion in two to three months. He noted a possible Philippines governor general post but would not abandon his current role. Hoover invited commission members to the White House in June regarding the Bolivia Paraguay dispute.
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Fear New Battle on World Court
Washington March 20 The final wording of the Root formula for American adherence to the world courts alarms friends at the capitol. Private expressions show discontent with the proposal and revive opposition from three years ago. If the new form requires Senate action, renewed controversy could block U S entry into the court.
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Coolidge Mum on Visit to New York
Northampton March 20 Calvin Coolidge refused to discuss his planned New York visit this evening. Trains were listed for New York arrival at 7 40 p m as rumors circulated about talks with business opponents including an insurance company.
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Foch Dies at 77 After World War I Leadership
Paris report states Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch, allied commander in World War I, died at his home at 77 after heart trouble and uremia. Madame Foch, generals, and two daughters were at his bedside as news spurred worldwide mourning.
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