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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1920

Page

9

Waterloo Brick Prices Highlight Building Cost Advantage

Waterloo shows lower prices for cement sand brick and lumber compared to national averages in a chart by the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges. The report cites Waterloo brick at 45 dollars versus higher city prices, with cement and framing costs also favorable, suggesting local builders can profit from construction here.

Waterloo Union Cleveland Real Hatate National “Association of Real‘ Hatate Exchanges William B.herren Iowa Cedar Rapids Sioux City Council Bluffs Uticay N.Y San eSom Cement Boa New York City J ‘Parison Providence Low Terre Haute Yu Averzpe Iaca Ifigh Chicago Aitoona rand‘Rapids Midh Ctva Watterloo Little Rock New Orleans Poughkeepsie N. Ys Wakeloo Pric New York Savannah Clivermnant Y. M Danvite Thytow Beirdit Wwaterloo Stineler Massil Inn Onapo i Minneapolis Orlee Pein Fen Saleioux Uriea

Federal curb on newsprint urged by Munsey

A. Munsey of New York daily and three magazines urges federal restrictions on newsprint to prevent forest depletion. He warns of a possible 25 year future with no wood pulp and 5 to 10 cent papers, arguing voluntary cooperation is impossible and government action is necessary. He favors gradual size limits and a constitutional timber measure, with hearings and international talks already under discussion. He also notes Hearst’s call for a 20 percent price cut and rate doubling to restrain consumption without hurting revenue.

Associated Press Newapr Senate Fovect Rink A. Munsey Newspape Mgr Munsey New York Mutusey Canada Underwood Embargegs. Co. Weadpain United States House Foreign Affairs Committee Wilson Congress Eng Hearst R. Hearst O— Kew Pnatie

Japanese trade slow to revive after money crash

Washington reports from Tokyo describe the Japanese financial scene as more hopeful yet fragile. Banks restrain stock speculation with loans on securities, while the Tokio exchange remains closed. Domestic demand weakens amid wage cuts, exports shrink, and prices are expected to drop.

Washington Tokio Department of Commerce Tokio Stock Exchange Marsh

Jap-Russ Agreement in Siberia Described Purely Military

Japanese ambassador Kijuro Shidehara said the Jap Russo accord for Siberia is strictly military and designed to prevent clashes between Japanese and Russian forces. The Tokio war office announced the impending signing of the agreement.

Associated V’ress Washington, D.C Tokio War Office Kijuro Shidehara Siberia

Wage Rates Across Cities Highlight Low Southern Labour Pay

The report shows common laborers paid as low as 45 to 50 cents per hour in southern cities where Black workers are prevalent, with Springfield, Ohio leading at 50? cents. Highest wages reach around 60 to 75 cents in various locales. electricians, bricklayers, and carpenters show broader spreads with New York City and Memphis listed at higher rates. Overall, wages vary by city but remain low in southern markets, while some northern benchmarks push higher. individuals named include Waterloo and Montgomery among others.

Rado Springs Cal Charles Waterloo Springfeld Vingfield Montgomery Ala Waterlow Higd New York City Memphis Tenn Mountcomery Watertown Wis Phimbers Higa Shrevenor Louisville Oshkosh Wisi Rirmingham Alas Jaw Charleston W. Va

Coal mine wage talks open between sides and officials

Associated Press reports hard coal mine operators and miners meet with Secretary Wilson in Washington to seek a wage agreement. Conference follows secretary's suggestion, with original demands revised to match increases given to bituminous miners.

Wilson Hot

Body of Victim Delaney Still Not Found

Los Angeles May 1 The search for Nina Lee Delaney continues with no body located. District Attorney says the delay may stall further actions against Walter Andrew Watson alleged bigamist and murderer. Watson reportedly described numerous marriages and the murders of four spouses.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Nina Lee Delaney Walter Andrew Watson Watson

Bloodhounds Nab Pursuing Draft Dodger in Wisconsin Swamp

Bloodhounds and a pursuing posse hunted Louis Krueger for draft evasion in Withee Wisconsin. After leaping from a window amid gunfire, Krueger sought refuge in a nearby swamp as deputies formed a circle around the area hoping to recapture him. The chase echoes the 1911 Krueger Farm episode and his brothers’ prior sentences.

Withee Wis Max T Louis Krueger Louise Krueger Todl

Paper delivery instructions and contact numbers

Delivery to your home before 3 30 is requested. If an error by the carrier or other cause prevents receipt, call 3330 to arrange a copy of the paper for pickup at the office before 6 80 p m.

Cults Ameet Readh

Recount Ordered On Votes For Johnson And Wood

Justice William S. Guarnere of the New Jersey Supreme Court signed an order for a statewide recount of the May presidential primary results for Senator Johnson and Maj. Gen. Wood. The count starts in five counties Essex Morris Camden Gloucester Cape May to allow supporters to drop the contest if no material change appears. Johnson must post $50,000 with the secretary of State to cover recount expenses.

William 5. Guaunere Supreme Court Johnson Wood Essex Morris Camden Gloucester Cape Secretary of State of New Jersey Johnsoni John Newark

Sales Tax Row Bars Monday Action on Soldier Relief Bill

Washington May 2 The elimination of the sales tax on soldier relief will be discussed at meetings of the house ways and means committee next week. A party caucus decided opposition to the revenue measure makes passage unlikely, as leaders seek a new compromise on relief legislation. The conference date was not set but will be held next week per House floor leader Mondehl.

Associated Press Washington, D.C House Ways and Means Feixdney Washington Wa. C Bunt Mondeh

Dem Delegation to Discuss Living Cost at Convention

Albany May 1 The New York state delegation to the Democratic national convention will meet to address high living costs and industrial unrest. William W Farley state chairman sent letters to delegates urging focus on removing misery poverty and unrest fueling socialism. The meeting aims to draft platform planks for San Francisco convention.

Associated Press Albany New York State William W. Farley Cha San Francisco

Red Flag on School Flagpole Lowered in West Side

Chicago police were summoned when a red Soviet banner was found raised on the school flagpole overnight. Lieut. John Dixon, a former soldier, climbed the 80 foot pole to remove the banner bearing the slogan Death for Capitalists. Russian workers gathered at Humboldt Park later without incident.

Associated Press Chicago West Side Shellogarly John Dixon Humboldt Park

Weather Forecast For Week In Washington District

Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday call for showers in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Expect showers on Monday and again near the end of the week with generally mild temperatures.

Washington, D. C Upper Mississippi Lower Missouri Oth Prin Fale Moderato Tem- Dctawifcs

Riots and Casualties Mark May Day in Paris

Reports from Paris on May Day describe clashes between police and crowds on the boulevards near Place de la Republique. Two deputies, Mime Vaillant Couturier and Alexandre H. Blanc, were injured, with several others wounded as disturbances spread to Helsingfors and Strasbourg. Troops guarded key points as workers stayed orderly in Paris while many shops remained closed and a holiday mood prevailed.

Paris Sociat Chamber of Deputies Mime Vaillant Couturier Alexandre H. Blanc Place de la Republique St. Martin Meles Trafic Helsingfors Finland People's Guard Movigle Tce Federation of Labor Strasbourg Havas

Post Freed 1600 Reds Slated for Overseas

Rep Davey accused Assistant Secretary Post of blocking justice efforts to deport 1600 foreigners whose removal was approved by immigration officials. He cited hundreds more aliens arrested in DOJ raids released by Post. The House Rules Committee plans to resume hearings Monday to decide next steps.

Washington, D.C House Rules Committee Post Department of Labor Dayer Republican Ohio Department, of Justice Department of Justice Immigration Bureau Davey Campbell

Mexican Revolt Expands as Mora Leaves Juarez Garrison

Report from El Paso and St Louis describes Col Augustin Mora abandoning the Tuareg garrison and pledging loyalty to Carranza. Mentions rebel moves toward Matamoros, railroad disruptions, and Villareal forecasting Carranza’s fall within 60 to 90 days with broad protection promised to foreigners.

Paso Tex Chihuahua Sonora Carranza Chihuahua City Augustin Mora Parrison Mshi Judreg Mora Garranza Juarez Juan Andrew Almazar Matamorog Brownsville Parsons Tehela Matamoros Villareal Agua Prieta Mex Mexico Hie Mexico City A. J. Villareal el Paso P. Elias Calles Nueva Leon Nuevo Leon Tamaupitas Quahuilla Aguds Calientes

Cedar Rapids Plumbers Refuse Eight Fifty Per Day

In Cedar Rapids on May 2, 30 union plumbers struck rather than accept eight dollars fifty cents daily. They had been paid seven fifty and demand eight nine. Judge Hazel issues Lever Act ruling in Buffalo court on profiteering cases deeming provisions against unjust charges potentially constitutional.

Associated Press Celot Rapids Ion Buffalo John R. Hazel Jin Sven Ta

Limp Laundry Impetus to Shirt Strike in Chicago May 11

May 1 Chicago report says Alfonso calls for a nationwide shirt strike starting May 11 at dawn. The action targets laundry workers, urging indorsements from residential candidates and voters for softer color shirts and cheap materials.

Alfonso Cicago Willy Nows Chicago Lanndry

Motorcycle Crash Leaves Norton Critical in Illinois City

Harry Norton aged 24 of 62 Zuma Street Illinois Central employee suffered a fractured skull broken leg broken tibs and internal injuries after his motorcycle struck a taxi at Mulberry street intersection. Witnesses report high speed and a dramatic crash. Norton remained in hospital in very critical condition with little hope for recovery. Taxi driver E P Hansen had only bruises.

Harry Norton St.Francs Norton Wate Taxtead Mulberry A. Cmass St. Francie Hospital Harry Illinois Central-anop Zuma Street E. PF. Hansen

More Bills Hung Up in Conference Than Ever Before

Nine bills, including the annual appropriation measures, are in conference between the Senate and House, a record. A tenth measure for water power development awaits final action. Money measures in conference include naval, rivers and harbors, fortifications, agricultural and diplomatic and consular. The House began consideration of the sundry civil bill, hoping to pass it today.

Associated Presa Washington, D. C Tve Senate Sone House

Tremors Felt 200 Miles Southwest of St Louis

Seismic observatory reports earthquake shocks recorded shortly after 9:00 AM. Tremors centered about 200 miles southwest, with a severe 20 second quake at 9:16 AM. Reports say shocks were felt in southern Illinois towns Mount Vernon Murphysboro Centralia and nearby St Louis area.

Associated Press St. Louis Seismographic Observatory St. Louis University Here Altha Windis Mount Vernon Murphysboro Centralia

May Day Power Show Provokes Widespread Security Measures

Chicago officers and federal agents warned of potential disorders as May Day demonstrations drew 1,500 suspects. Police guarded public buildings and key sites. state guards and infantry patrolled capitals in Hartford and other cities after officials cited threats of explosions and organized agitation.

Washington, D. x Justice Ud Tetadee Gen van Kiownm Oman Amd Hartford Conn First Connecticut Guard State-Capitol State Charles Burpee Scranton Pat America Sovernmmant. Co

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