Waterloo Business Recovery Progress Report in 1920s
Waterloo's business climate shows steady recovery with Moody optimism from local business leaders. Leonard Fowler of Fowler Signs notes increased activity, higher payments and hiring, while Stanley Moore reports rising construction and lumber work and stronger employment as Waterloo rebounds from a slow period.
British Princesses Prominent in April Divorce Court
London May 9 nearly a dozen Dorset peeresses figure as plaintiffs or defendants in the 440 divorce cases heard in the April term. The divorce court handled a wide range of suits with many British titled women appearing in proceedings.
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London
Harding Aims to Retain Federal Reserve Board Continuity
The question of W P G Harding’s reappointment as head of the Federal Reserve Board dominates discussions among politicians bankers and businessmen. Support grows for a continuing body principle with Harding’s tenure seen as key to preserving independence and dignity of the board amid political change.
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Courier Home Delivery Timely Arrival Notice
The notice urges home delivery before 5 30 and offers a replacement copy if late due to carrier error. Call 3330 to report missed delivery and have a copy sent. calls should reach the office before 6 30.
Woman Pastor Calls for Censorship of Flapper Edition
Chicago May 9 United Press reports Rev. Alice Phillips Aldrich, pastor of Bethany Congregational Church, urged men to delete the modern flapper era she blames for eroding morality. She warned the public that flapper behavior could civilizationally plunge society and urged a return to genteel standards.
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Miners Defend Self Defense Plea in Blizzard Treason Case
Charlestown West Virginia May 9 United Press reports lawyers plan to use self defense to justify freeing Bil Blizzard miner leader charged with treason against the state government. Defense argues 5000 miners marching on Blair Mountain acted to defend homes and families from an invading force amid fears of gunmen in Logan County. Witnesses note miners allegedly spoke of unionizing and clearing out gunmen as state forces clashed with miners, with testimony of armed force rumors cited.
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National Congress Opens for Mothers and Teachers Association
In Tacoma on May 9 delegates from 39 states gathered to open the national congress of the Mothers' and Parent-Teacher association. High officials considered several constitutional changes slated for discussion during the week.
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Standard Oil Kansas declares $3 dividend payment
Neodesha Kansas May 9 The directors of the Standard Oil Company Kansas announce the regular quarterly dividend of three dollars per share will be paid June 15 to stockholders of record at the close of business May 31.
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Sun Yat Sen Army Stationary Split Force In Canton
A.P. report from Amor China May 9 says two captured southern Chinese warships were sent toward Cheklang coast by Sun Yat Sen. His headquarters are at Shiu Chow Fu in Kwanghing with the main army stationary and a detachment moved to Canton after Gen Chuing Lin withdrew to Haichow with about 3000 troops. Chiung Lin threatens Sun and holds forces in Kwantung.
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Father Dies After Saving Four From Flames in Iowa Home
August Bork Jr., 35, and four of his children were killed in a Marengo Iowa house fire started in an incubator. Mrs. Bork and two other sons escaped with a baby girl. Bork reentered the blaze to try to save the remaining four, his charred body found across a bed where the children lay.
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Autoist given suspended sentence for manslaughter
Noble Henderson must attend church and Sunday school each Sabbath and refrain from driving a motor vehicle two years to avoid prison. He killed Carl Ferguson when his car struck him at a street corner and was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. The jury recommended suspendment. he is free under two to 14 years with conditions.
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Extremist Demands Threaten Irish Peace Talks
Dublin May 9 Negotiations of the Irish peace commission attempting a pacification pact between Irish Free Staters and republicans faced possible deadlock due to extremist demands. Leaders remained hopeful progress would be reported to the Dail Eireann when it meets tomorrow as South Ireland remains tranquil under the armistice.
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Americans' Rights in Palestine Agreement Reached
The British government as Palestine's mandatory power and the United States have agreed that Americans in the Holy Land will enjoy protection and rights equal to those of League of Nations member nationals. The Central News reports the pact aims to secure parity in treatment and safeguards.
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Palestine
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Holy
Central News
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Prince of Wales sails from Japan to England
The Prince of Wales departs Kagoshima for England ending a four week stay in Japan. The state visit to England last year by Crown Prince Regent Hirohito is noted. Hirohito did not meet the prince in Kagoshima but spoke by long distance telephone from the imperial palace.
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Amundsen Sets Out for Polar Sea Voyage June 3
Captain Roald Amundsen, famed explorer, will begin the North Pole dash on June 3. He departs Seattle aboard the Victoria for Nome, where his ship Maud will sail June 1 with airplanes and supplies to rendezvous with him.
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Gunwomen Reported Battling in Disturbed Ireland
Dublin reports that armed women have appeared in Ireland’s disturbed zones. Investigations note several rain holdups with women taking part. The item mentions a Diamond John advertisement and ends with unclear wording about a last pull.
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Belgium Center of Fight at Genoa over Russian property
Belgium asserts its stake in Clause 7 on Russian property as Genoa delegates, led by Jaspar, press for restoration terms. France and Belgium clash over ownership, while Belgium prepares for possible compensation plans if Russia returns to former proprietors. Washington cabinet says Genoa talks align with US policies and aim for a broad solution to the Russian question.
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Weather and Road Conditions Report for Iowa Minnesota Areas
Weather Bureau report covers towns including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshall New Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly. Highways good on surface but somewhat muddy in spots. Rain showers probable tonight and Wednesday. cooler conditions in western portions.
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Doctor Riedel Ended His Life Over Skating Beauty
New York May 9 Police investigate the death of Dr Alfred Riedel eminent eye specialist who is believed to have taken poison after becoming despondent over a skating girl. Friends withhold her identity as the physician’s wife resides in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Lewis Predicts Money Panic if Strike Not Settled
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers warned from Springfield Illinois that a money panic could follow a prolonged strike. He said withdrawing 600000 workers would disrupt commerce and industry as coal stocks declined and the sting of the dispute grew clearer.
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Congresswoman Robertson Declares War on Women Voters
Rep Alice Robertson of Oklahoma says she will fight the League of Women Voters and similar groups, accusing them of trying to boss her and meddle in campaigns. She calls the League a Democratic organization at the head and vows to strike back against perceived political interference.
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Oklahoma
League of Voters
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Baseball lineups and battery pairings across cities
A list of Chicago New York Underfest games with lineups by city. Batteries named include Shawkey with Vanbuilder and Sev ered, Francis and Charrity in Washington and St. Louis games, plus Cooper Ma At Cincinnati and Rin Freeman Detailing multiple city matchups and pitchers across Boston Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia matchups.
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London Women Remove Toes for Narrow Shoes
London socialites reportedly have portions of their small toes removed to fit new long narrow pointed shoes, according to the Daily Express. The practice aims to achieve the fashionable silhouette despite health concerns and discomfort.
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International News Wire
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Illinois Central asks ICC to approve $10,929,600 preferred stock
The Illinois Central seeks authorization from the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue 10,929,600 of preferred stock to finance electrification of lines and terminal improvements near Chicago. The railroad plans total expenditure of 88,801,456 and has arranged with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. to underwrite the issue.
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King Charges Tariff Beneficiaries Harass Senate Members
Senator King of Utah charged in Washington that beneficiaries of the pending tariff bill are in the capital pressuring Republican members of the Senate finance committee. He questioned why these interests do not go home and said hearings closed months ago, yet air pressure continues to bear on the tariff bloc and agricultural bloc.
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