Waterloo To Be Served By Waterford McIntire Rail Bus
A gasolined rail motorbus will debut on the Waterloo to McIntire run, with a 7:35 a.m. departure from Waterloo and 11:40 a.m. arrival at Sycamore Street station. Waterloo merchants expect a business boost as local traders and Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co. anticipate improved service and wider trade reach.
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Waterford
MelIntire
S. M. Felton
P. J. Hinkle
Chicago Great Western Railway
Waterloo
Jed Adams
Chicago
Great Western
Jobn W. Rath
Burr G. Lichty
R., Crowell
James M. Graham
Austin Burt
W. H. Langlas
L. E. Cohen
W. C. Dotson
G. Www. Huntley
S. B. Brown
W. Chapman
J. Hoxie
Frank Fowler
H. H. Rath
Greater Waterloo Association
Hero
A. J. Howard
Howard
Fred Adams
Ralph J. Hoxie
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Hinkle
McIntire
Sycamore Street
Union Station
Ave
Tiva
Meintire
C. J. Foster
Southern Division
Hazardous device exploded before Black families home
Police say a hazardous device exploded in front of a building occupied by five Black families on the west side today. They were told the act was meant to drive them from the neighborhood, with minimal damage reported.
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Chitazo
Damore
Police Chief shifts theory on missing attorney Lincoln
Police Chief Frank Michaels endorsed a kidnapping theory after failing to locate Warren J. Lincoln’s body in an old Batavia quarry. Witnesses claim sightings the day he disappeared. Michaels still supports the old order theory. Lincoln’s wife Lina Shoup Lincoln and her brother Dyran Shoup disappeared after an altercation. no trace found. Lincoln lived with 12 year old housekeeper Marie Klein.
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Aurora
Frank Michaels
Warren J. Lincoln
Batavia
Michaels
Lincoln
Lina Shoup Lincoln
Dyran Shoup
Marie Klein
Real Celebrants of Home Sweet Home Plans Fall Down
East Tampton New York residents Mr and Mrs Alexander Mc Guire were downcast amid town celebrations for the one hundredth anniversary of Home Sweet Home written by John Floward Payne. The McGuires welcomed their nineteenth child last Friday and planned to name it John Haward Payne McGuire but the baby was a girl.
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East Tampton
N. Y
Alexander McGuire
John Floward Payne
McGuires
John Haward Payne McGuire
Wellsburg Child Fractured Skull After Horse Fall
Maude Newell eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Franke Newell is in critical condition with a fractured skull after a fall from a horse four miles south of Wellsburg Iowa on Sunday. Her sister heard the accident when she turned to call and found Maude on the ground.
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Weillsboro
Maude
Franke Newell
Here
Brundage Fight for Funds Is Postponed in House
Springfield reports the Brundage appropriation bill faced delay as two Democratic members missed the funeral in Chicago. The key issue remains whether the bill can secure 102 votes to overcome a veto by Governor Small.
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Brundage
Springfield
Goy
Small
J.W. Rainey
Victim of Cave-In at Delwein Dies of Injuries
Arthur Conkes 49 a Waterloo resident dies in Oelwein after cement wall collapse at Gem Theatre construction. He suffered three broken ribs lung injury and internal hemorrhages. Survived by two sisters and multiple brothers. funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow in Oelwein.
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Gavein
Delwein
Qelwein
Arthur Conkes
Waterloo
Burvnes
Conkey
Yester-ay
Gem Theatre
R. D. Conker
Oelwein
Lena Moeteall
Mulberrs 'Streat
George Weilein
Eleventh Street West
George Gamon
San Francisco
Jessie Griswold
William
Robert
Joseph
Petersburg
John
Walla Walla
Wash
Linn County Phone Injunction Upheld by Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed Judge Milo P. Smith to enjoin John Hogan from using wires belonging to West Fairview Telephone Co. The court also reversed Linn County’s dismissal of Bennie Hansen’s petition to enforce an alleged datents assignment by Hall Manufacturing and remanded the Dubuque case where Dubuque Motor Express sought damages after a train hit a truckload of furniture.
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Des Moines
May
State Supreme Court
Milo PB. Smith
Linn District Court
John Hogan
West Fairview Telephone Company
Linn Court
Bennie P Hansen
Hall Manufacturing Company
Dubuque District Court
Dubuque Motor Express Company
Steeplejack Rescued From Perilous 80 Foot Chimney
Sioux City Iowa May 8 Firemen rescued Art Campbell a professional steeplejack from inside a smokestack eight feet from the ground after scaffolding collapsed trapping him for four hours Breathing through the chimney unit was breached from aerial ladders by fire crews at the Flow City Brick Tile Co plant Fellow worker Henry Brose had descended earlier to warn rescuers The smokestack total height is about 120 feet
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Sioux City
Art Campbell
Campbell
Bremen
Henry Brose
Campbell's
Flows City Brick & Tile Co
Standard Refinery Workers Get Five Cent Hour Increase
Chicago May 8 A wage increase of five cents an hour affecting 22 000 employees was announced by the Standard Oil company of Indiana The advance takes effect May 16 and covers most refinery workers at Whiting Indiana Wood River Illinois Sugar Creek Missouri and Casper Grey Bull and Darcie Wisconsin The raise amounts to about 2 5 million yearly
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Whiting
Ind
Wood River
Sugar Creek
Casper
Grey Buil
Daramie
Wio
Labor Heads Meet in Farm Help Parley
Labor officials from five midwestern states gathered in Kansas City Missouri on May 8 to finalize plans for the wheat harvest. They face a nationwide farm labor shortage and near normal wheat yields, agreeing higher wages are needed to attract harvest hands as farmers compete with other industries.
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Kansas City
Third Party Rally Looms In 1924 Nomination Scene
United Press dispatch from Washington notes a powerful third party may contest the 1924 race over the world court and international issues. Senator Borah of Idaho could be the Forty-Eighters' candidate though he cautions against premature pledges while urging unity among progressives to avoid a split that could endanger gains.
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United
Washington, D. C
Borah
Idaho
Bornhettes
Hlis
Committee of Forty-eight
Ameris
World Court
Viether
Dra
Anita Stewart Denies Seeking Divorce
Film star Anita Stewart told the International News Service she has no plans for a divorce from Rudolph Valentino as reports claimed. Stewart said the matter has not been settled and she does not intend to seek a divorce.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Anita Stewart
International News ‘Service Today
Rudolph Carimran
Powers in Peking Press Demand Random Payments
Formal demands were presented by American, British, and Italian ministers to the Peking government for the immediate release of all nationals held captive by brigands on the Shanghai Pekin railway. The note seeks restitution estimated at 1.0 to 2.1 million and punitive measures if not complied. Diplomatic representatives from Japan, France, and the Netherlands are said to cooperate.
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Wanlnigton
1. C
Mass
Gta
Wade
Peking
Calinet
Mughes
Ncemr
White House
Council of Tipromats
Petting
Jane Sain
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
France
Netherlands
Tre Fragndy
Robert A. Allen
Wolund W. Pinger
Intest
State Department
Schurman
Laikawhrough
Bat
Lacey Aldrich
John AD. Rockefeltre
MacFasden
Russ Radin Schoenberg
Connecticut
Alfred Sze
United Stat
Bart Dut
Shanghai- Pekin
Chicago
Washington
T. Vize
Vic
Seattle
Nife
Coltman
Bandits Hold Foreigners In Shantung Prison Skirmish
Chinese bandits who seized foreigners along the Shanghai Peking Express have fled into the South Shantung mountains. A Chinese guide led troops to the hideout but the captives and bandits escaped. Foreign ransom set at 50000 dollars per person with lower rates for others.
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Shanghai
South Shantang
Florca
Poraigners
Chigttain
Yunchow
Unitell Press
Peking
Shantung
Beene
Krupp Head Sentenced To 15 Years In Jail
Krupp von Hohlen und Harbuch head of the Krupp works receives 15 years imprisonment and a 100,000,000 mark fine. Directors Hartwig Oesterlen Bruhn Baur and Schaeffer also given long terms and fines. Other executives and managers face multi year terms and large penalties in the same trial related to the Krupp plant shooting incident.
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Werden
Krupp von
Schaeffer
Aso
Schrager
Cuntz
Nes
Grogs
Pactory
Cornellman Auellier Montis
Winter wheat crop forecast drops from 1922 level
Washington D C May 1 forecast shows winter wheat production at 287 000 bushels or 1 percent below 1922 with 80 percent of normal condition. Area to harvest down 14 percent to 1 529 060 acres. Rye and lay crops also below normal while hay stocks on farms reach 15 480 000 tons and pasture condition slips. Spring plowing and planting lag behind at 68 9 and 59 4 percent respectively.
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Washington, D
Denartaent of Agriculture
Lawyers Lose Fees in Packing Co Case
The state supreme court affirmed Judge McCall in Park county district court denying attorney fees to W Ts Quarton Mgona John Myerly and John Gillipste for work to dissolve the receivership of the Associated Packing Company. The lawyers argued they were hired by the board of directors and sought discharge of the receiver. The lower court refused to sanction the move and the fees were sought from the court.
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Dex Maines
Cuprene Court
McCall
Park County District Court
Ters
W. Ts. Quarton Mgona
John Myerly
John C_ Gillipste
Tie, Moi
Seakint Ft
Associated Pacifink Company
Packing Company
Company Busines
Paper Delivery Timetable and Error Contact
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 80 o'clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error, phone 6100 for a copy. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Gene
Battery listings from St Louis Philadelphia and Boston
Fragmentary notes list battery names and locations including St Louis Philadelphia St Louis Batteries Hai Habbell He At Boston Cincinnati Boston Batteries Te Brave Benton.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hai Habbell
Boston
Cincinnati
Boston Batteries
Te Brave
Benton
Frosts Threaten Iowa Fruit Crop As Cold Wave Hits
Unseasonable weather brings frost and snow flurries to Waterloo and surrounding areas. Officials forecast freezing temperatures tonight with potential severe damage to fruit and vegetable crops, and a postponed baseball game amid the cold.
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Pon Waterloo
Weather Bureau of
Iowa
Orr
A. GC. Willford
Bert Weeden
Hawks
Joe MecGinnity
Dubuque
Dubuque Waterloo
Hell
Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa
Charles D. Reed
Towa Weather and Crop Service
Weather Bureau
Robert 8. Herrick
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Herrick
Manitoba
Chicago
Kansas
Wisconsin
Rocky Mountains
Middle States
Great Lakes
Chicare
Cotuma
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Arthur Conkey
Linn County
Supreme Court
San Felice
Borak May Brine
Methuve
Chicago Great Wester
Yenuehowth
China
Siony
Robert AL Allen
Nak Sen
AMON
Sieuy Cly Jones
Beudsplaan
Nehat
Masapedound
Isliantn
Oal
Joseph Rathman
Heine
Roland Winger
Manila
Holane Pinger
Manta
St. A. Allen
Robert Allen
Leon Friedman
Can Motors Corporation
Towel
Lee Solomon
J. A. Tentoy
Par East Minaneo & Commerce
Otubrs Chavalier Mussy
Frattas
Shanghei
Iyward Wins
Theodora Saphiera
Mintle Gensberger
Manuel Anelo Veron
Maxtean
Guadalajara
Mexico
Wo Pratt
Krupp Works
Ats
Int Packing Co
Baseball Today
Americ AL
Cleveland
New York
Cleveland Batteries
Sh Coveleskie
Shhan
Neill
Detroit
Varity
Johnson
Nationa Tal
Alerell
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Batteries
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Deb
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Jason
Gooch
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Ainsmith
R. H. KL
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