Pavlova Defends American Girl’s Dance Grace
International News Wire reports in Chicago that ballerina Anna Pavlova disputes claims about American girls adopting jazz and galosh fashion harming grace. She says dance quality, not footwear, defines elegance, and scorns jazz as a fad while praising true ballroom technique and early training.
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International News Wire
Chicago
Anna Pavlova
Andréas Pauley
Pavlova
Paviova
Russia
America
Pioneer Educator Mary Griswold Dies After 79 Years
Ottumwa Iowa reports the death of Mary Morgan Griswold age 79 a State University of Town graduate class of 1884. Her husband formerly practiced law and served as local abstractor. They moved to Ottumwa in 1874 where he earlier led schools and she assisted. Also noted are the deaths of Ed J Schuneman Boone man and John A Crookham Mahaska farmer aged 51 in nearby towns.
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Ottumwa
Mary Morgan Griswold
State —University of Town
Fort Madison
Boone Man
Boone
Ed J. Schuneman
Newton
Mahaska
Oskaloosa
John A. Crookham
Mahaska County
Berlin declares against reparations control and tax plan
Telegraph briefs report Chancellor Wirth rejects submitting to allied reparations control and says the 60 million marks levy for ships is feasible. The note covers Washington river and harbor funding, Senate action on four power treaty supplements, and various local incidents from Grand Rapids to Morgantown.
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Berlin
Wirth
Germany
Allied Reparations Commission
Washingtin
D. C
House
Budget Bureau
Appropriations Committee
Washington, D. C
Senate
E. C.peerline
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. C. Davin
New York
London
Winston Churchill
Belfast
Reland
Paria
Ersiing
Charlotte
Morgantown
W. Va
James Jegeson
Davenport
West Virginia University
Bandit raids and shootout ink Chicago crime spree
A Chicago crime roundup describes bandits raiding Arthur Cutten's Downers Grove estate taking 500 dollars, jewelry worth 17000, and nine barrels of whisky, plus a loop district store heist. A Negro police officer shot a robber, a burglar was captured by a resident, and Mrs. Edna MacKenzie and Officer Raymond Green neutralized threats. Stephen Maggio dies from wounds after a suspected Black Hand attack.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Arthur W. Cutten
Downers Grove
Edna MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Raymond Green
Green
Victin
Avengers
International News Wire
Stephen Maggio
City in Brief see to it that your eyes are right
Enderlein leaves for Chicago on business. Buchanan travels to Des Moines for an optical convention. Mrs. Vio la Tartzen illness prompts Martha Sweeney to be election clerk in Second ward Third precinct. Chickering returns from trips to Chi eee Milwaukee and Dowagiac. Shiner visits Waterloo relatives. parents were early settlers. Mrs. Gnagy improves after surgery. she is now at Cedar Heights. Butterfield, lawyer, new local contact at Fourth Street over Warwick’s book store.
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A. E. Enderlein
Endertein Clothes Shop
Chicago
T. M. Buchanan
Des Moines
Viola Tartzen
Martha Sweeney
Charles Chickering
Waterloo Hardware Company
Chieee
Milwaukee
Dowagiac
Elec A. B
Gnagy
Gnagg
Cedar Heights
M. J. Butterfield
Fourth Street
Warwick
Smiles and Kinks From Today's Wires
United Press reports varied vignettes from major cities. In New York, 27 unemployed march on city hall with 27 policemen. a judge fines a speeder 15 dollars, joking about a pretty girl in knickers. A Washington judge ponders women on juries. In Chicago, Mrs. Maria Mills claims to be a seven wonders wife after divorce.
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United Press
New York
City Hall
Chicago
Maria Mills
Hugo Friend
Debaters in Boston Debate Waterways Plan
At a Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting, debate over the St. Lawrence waterway proposal included Henry F. Murrill of the Maine commission arguing ice and fog would limit navigation to seven or eight months yearly and make the channel hazardous. Col. Charles R. Gow of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts supported the project, noting Montreal’s grain port status would boost U S Canada grain shipments.
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Boston
St. Lawrence Waterway
Chamber of Commerce
Henry F. Murrill
Maine Commission of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Charles R. Gow
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
Montreal
America
Canada
President of France to Tour North Africa
President Mil Terand and a large suite of officials will leave Paris Thursday for an extended visit to North Africa. They will spend about a month touring Morocco and Algeria, returning by way of Corsica.
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Paris
Mil Terand
Paria
North Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Corsica
Rubber Trade Springs Back Toward Prosperity
Akron officials say the rubber industry, a barometer of national prosperity, has come back. Industry leaders told United Press that wartime boom days return as economic mood brightens. Snow and sleet end spring weather in the Dakotas and Minnesota with subfreezing temperatures and drifting snow up to six inches in eastern North Dakota.
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Akron
Rameraotority
United Press
Dakotas
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Freezin
North Dakota
John W McIntyre Funeral Services Set for Woodnesday
Services for John Watson McIntyre will be conducted at Paterson Bros. undertaking parlors by Rev. C. E. Luce pastor of St. Paul’s M. E. church at 2 30 p m Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
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John W. McIntyre
John Watson McIntyre
Paterson Bros
C. E. Luce
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Woodnesday
Fairview Y Cemetery
South Dakota Gubernatorial Nomination Hot Battle
In South Dakota a heated Republican primary battle pits Gov. W H MacMaster seeking re election against George W Egan an Independent candidate and Egan faces trial for alleged fraudulent insurance claims on April 13. Democratic candidate J N Crist and Nonpartisan endorsements Miss Alice Loraine Daly run unopposed.
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Nonpartisan League For
Visiting Preacher Injured by Falling Glass Incident
Rev. G. R. Howard of Nevis Minnesota was injured in a fall of glass from an upper story window while walking on Fourth Street East near Sycamore. The pane, from a room over Newark Shoe, where athletics training quarters were located, struck his head during a boxing bout incident. He suffered painful but not serious injuries.
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G. R. Howard
Nevis
Minn
Fourth Street
Sycamore
Newark
Harold Jenkins
Mr. Howard
Diphtheria Cases Hit Kennedy Home and Area
The Kennedy home at 420 Logan Avenue reports Mrs Kennedy and four children all with diphtheria Harry ten Hazel five Marian three Arthur sixteen months while Ruth Ostergaard at 1019 Broadway is also a diphtheria patient Three other residents on Avon Avenue and Ivying Street are listed as scarlet fever victims in today’s health department report
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Fred W. Kennedy
Logan Avenue
New Tariff Bill to be Sent to Senate by Finance Committee
Washington March 28. The new Republican tariff bill will be laid before the senate by the finance committee before week’s end. Announcement came from the White House after a conference with President Harding. Senator Curtis of Kansas, the Republican whip, announced the plan. Curtis was accompanied by Senator Watson of Indiana.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Finance Committee
White House
Curtis
Kansas
Harding
Watson
Indiana
Two Koreans Firing On Tour Crowd Kill American Woman
Shanghai dispatch reports two Koreans opened fire on a crowd of tourists arriving on an American liner on the wharf as Baron Tanaka was en route to Japan. Eight were wounded, including Mrs. W. J. Snyder of Brazil Indiana, who died shortly after. The attackers used knives and hazardous devices before fleeing.
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Shanghai
W. J Snyder
Brazil
Inds
Nner
Pine Tree State
Baron Tanaka
Baron Tanake
Japan
Manila
Leonard Wood
Gen
Fudiana
New York
Willam J. Snyder
Ind
Pioneer Indian Fighter George Turner Dies at 70
Wallace In March 28 George Turner a western pioneer and Indian fighter died here at 70. He was wounded at Wounded Knee and served in Col Perry command at Little Big Horn. Turner is said to have been fireman on the first Union Pacific locomotive into Cheyenne born in Delhi Ta
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Wallace
George Turner
Wounded Knee
Col. Perry
the Little Big Horn
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyo
Delhi
Ex-Emperor Charles Ill with Influenza in Madeira Exile
Central News dispatch from Vienna reports former Emperor Charles of Austria ill with influenza while exiled by the allies on Madeira Island. Ex-empress Zita remains at her husband’s bedside as the situation is updated. Alpha Philathea class hosts a social at Walnut Street Baptist Church, at Mrs. John Shaffer’s home Wednesday afternoon.
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London
Charles of Austria
Madeira Island
Vienna
Zita
Alpha Philathea
Clase
Walnut Street Baptist Church
John Shaffer
Bulgarian Blood Tea First Aid Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a powerful first aid family medicine sold by druggists. It claims benefits for influenza prevention, kidney purification, liver toning, and gentle bowel movement.
Pattern details for the Waterloo Evening Courier ads
Notices offer up-to-date fashion patterns from the Evening Courier. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department, Waterloo, for pattern designs with seams. Orders aim to be filled quickly, with delivery in about ten days after request.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
Lenin Not Ailing But Nervous Strain Weakened by Work
International dispatch from Berlin reports Nikolai Lenin’s nerves severely shaken by overwork and responsibility rather than illness. Mlara Zotkin, a radical, says Lenin is a bundle of nerves though not seriously sick. She notes Lenin wished to visit Genoa but fears assassination risks and asserts Soviet protection cannot guarantee safety. Lenin reportedly made a lucid speech at a Moscow meeting and Dr Felix Kremerer’s famine relief work is unrelated to Lenin.
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International
Berlin
Nikolai Lenina Hiag
Mlara Zotkin
Teleastug
Moscow
Karl Radek
Mliess
Lenine
Soviet Russia
Felix Kremperer
Leming
Russia
Mosscow
Ashinsin
Duliet
Lening
Genoa
Zotkin
Physician Endorses Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy
A physician reports his wife suffered years with stomach trouble unresponsive to treatment. After taking Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy last Saturday she improved dramatically. He claims twenty years of medical practice and recommends it to others. The product removes catarrhal mucus and inflamed tissue affecting stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. For sale at all druggists.
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Mayr
The Tonic To Take In The Spring
The ad promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe food medicine that strengthens the body and enriches the blood. It contrasts tonics and stimulants, claims the product is drug free, and describes it as a true builder rather than a bracer.
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Father John
Careful Shampooing Promotes Healthy Hair Care
An old ad warns against Rosl soaps and prepared shampoos for drying the scalp. It touts Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, recommending two or three teaspoonfuls in warm water. The prep promises rich lather that cleanses hair and scalp, leaves them soft and shiny, and is inexpensive at pharmacies.
Soviet Dictator Calls Communists to Embrace Capitalist Methods
A dramatic appearance before the congress of the Communist Party opened yesterday. The Soviet dictator urged communists to learn industry and business, prepare to fight capitalism, and study capitalist methods to compete in the coming struggle for Rusela's resources. Get busy, he shouted, signaling a shift toward practical commerce and wartime readiness. Genoa has opened the way.
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Communist Party
Rusela
Lenine
Genoa
Shootings over Pawned Watch End Fatally in Omaha
In Omaha on March 28, 84 year old Harry Habn, owner of the National Jewelry & Clothing Co., was shot and killed by Otto Cole of Burlington Iowa after a dispute over a watch he pawned to Habn days earlier. Cole was captured after an exhausting chase and confessed saying he lost his head in the argument.
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Omaha
Neb
Harry Habn
National Jewelry& Clothing Co
Otto Cole
Burlington
Itan
Watch
Cote
Halin
Cole
Hic
Treasury department women count notes at high rate
Washington workers, all women, demonstrate rapid handling of paper money, counting about 1,060 notes in five or six minutes, showcasing precision and speed in the currency division.
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The
Treasury
Washington
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