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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

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Rail workers ask wage hikes amid cost of living drop

About 271000 railroad clerks, station staff, and related workers petition the U S railroad labor board for increased wages. KE Fitzgerald, head of the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks freight handlers and station employees, says living standards have fallen. He cites a 36 50 monthly average now versus 205 02 in 1920 and notes railroads report strong profits while wages lag. The request follows two prior pay petitions since the end of the shopmen strike.

Fitzgerald Labor Board Pitegerald Brotherhood Sys United Press Chicago E H. Fitzgerald United States Railroad Labor Board Pitzgerald

Watchman at Mill Killed by Burglars

Lacon Illinois Nov 28 Charles Fay night watchman at the Lacon Woolen mills was shot and instantly killed when he surprised a gang burglarizing the plant. His body lay hours later on the floor clutching his revolver and he had been shot through the heart.

Lacon, WL Charleaj Fay Laccon Woolen Mills

Sentencing of Clara Phillips Postponed Again

Los Angeles on November 22 Clara Phillips convicted of the hammer murder of Mrs. Alverta Meadows won another postponement of sentence to a later date when her case was put over until Monday because of the illness of Judge Houser.

Los Angeles Clara Phillips Hammer Alverta Meadows Ifa Houser

Mental Test for Lions Yields Fun

Fifty Lions club members at Black's tearooms took the public school mental test under H C Moeller county supervisor. Each received an intelligence chart and followed the same timing as a child to gauge mental ability, though the individual scores were not announced.

Lions Club Black Black Hawk County H. C. Moeller Wete Dot

BECLAM CONTEST NO 4 TO BE HELD FRIDAY

A program of Rumorous Numbers is listed for preliminary contest No 4 of Water loo west schools tomorrow evening November 24. Contests include titles and entrant names such as Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary Arlene H Kradiey, Our Angel Tax That Scandalized the Mage Teulah Myshater, The Absentmindedness of Prigelia In-raret Potter, This Guestian from Gentle Justin Tessica Jones, The Mason Thelma Amor, Penrod's Letter Ly on Fixtitition Aliben.

Waterloo West Mary Arlene Hkradiey Hristian Teulah Myshater Prigelia Potter Jusin Tessica Jones Thelma Amor Penrod Lly

Mortuary MRS ALLENS FUNERAL FOR NELLIE ALLEN

Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Allen wife of Dr Ray Allen of Jesup will be at 2 pm tomorrow from O Keefe Towne chapel conducted by Rev T J Elwick pastor of the Methodist church at Jesup Burial will be in Elmwood Present for the services is Rev J R Allen father of Dr Allen who is 85 years old He is from Lawrence Kan Other relatives here or on the way are Miss Bass Allen Los Angeles Cal Mr and Mrs Fred Crowther Marshalltown Mrs George Crowther Hawarden We

Bass Allen Los Angeles Cal Fred — Crowther Marshalltown George Crowther Hawarden

Mistaken Identity in Defense of Bad Stock Deals

Walter B. Lavine, alias Kidward J. L. Thomas, claims mistaken identity in a Muscatine case over a $10,000 alleged DORNS stock transaction. Lavine testified he resembles his alleged brother and believes Kath misidentified him as the defrauder.

Peoria Walter B. Lavine Kidward JL. Thomas Henry W. Kath Muscatine Mussel Dex DORNS Levine Kath Hia

Lieutenant Childers Loses Battle in Courts

In Dublin and Dube reports, Erskine Childers, chief aide to Exmonn De Valera in the Irish Republican movement, faced habeas corpus actions as his sentence in the Free State court system was scrutinized. While details remained unclear, it was believed he faced death pending cabinet approval, with supporters hoping habeas corpus would save him. Hunger strikes continue as Mary MacSwiney nears week three at Mountjoy, with sister Annie outside the gates maintaining a vigil and showing growing sympathy for the protest.

Dube Erskine Childers Exmonn de Vatera Free State Childers Master of the Stolls O'Connor Chancery Court Associated Press Dublin Mary MaucSwiney Mount Joy Annie Miss MacSwiney Annie MacSwiney

Iowa News Briefs Reveal Police Aid and Election Totals

Chief John B. Hammond urged public aid in arrests at a town police chiefs convention, promoting education on duty. A veteran flicker strike led to a trespass case on trial for the third time. Official election returns lag in two counties. Corydon reports a masked hold-up at the Milwaukee rear station with little clues.

John B. Hammond Des Moines Hammond Nevada John Patterson Tee Claras Dubuque and Trayton Ramsay Monay Corydon D. W. Nelson Milwaukee

Four Women Will Sit On Trial Jury In Shirtz Case

In Burlington Iowa on November 23 four women were seated on the jury for the murder trial of Mrs. Kate Shirtz accused of killing her husband J V Shirtz a Middleteen farmer. The panel includes Ena Overholt Marie Carlson Beers Wilkerson and Co Lyman. The male jurors include Johnson Weaver Beers Schutze Otto Hrockway Schudler and Statter. Jury selection proceeded swiftly with most spectators barred from the opening day.

Burlington Kate Shirtz J. V. Shurtz Ena J. Overholt Marie Carlson Meart Wilkerson Pranklin Township Co. B. Lyman Charles Johnson Frank R. Weaver Union Township John Beers Mediapolis George Schutze Herman Otto Harley Hrockway J. H. Schudler Burlington Willow Ware Company Henry A. Statter Railroad Awitchman Tate

Americans Ready to Flee Turkey If Parley Fails

A Parisaged dispatch reports Americans prepared to evacuate Constantinople and Asia Minor as peace talks falter. British and American firms move stocks for quick shipment while relief drives transfer millions of pounds of supplies and orphans to Piraeus. Lausanne talks on Thrace show entente unity against western claims, with Balkan states considering joint policy as Greece Bulgaria and others align against plebiscite.

Associated Press Constantinople Ing Kreps Lauxanna Nene Turkey British Concerns Have Chartered Large Sleuiness To Cavey Ateny Near East Relief Sta Piraeus United States Pittsburgh Asia Minor Thrace Lausanne England Italy Feante Nso Aisht iBalkan Chrace Greece Rowminia Jugo-Slavita Maritza 'Iver Balkan Venizelos Bulgaria Jugo-Slavia Roumania

Morgan Fails to Fix Up Loan for Germany

Paris reports J. P. Morgan, now in London, will sail for home tomorrow without a decision from Premier Poincare or the reparations commission on an international loan to Germany. The Matin stated Morgan may return to Paris if needed.

Morgan Germany Paris J. P. Morgan London Poincare Ylope Poeris Fater

No Tobacco League entertainers in city schedule

Charles M Fillmore author of tell Mother I ll Be There and J W Huddieston a 340 pound professional entertainer appear today in the past prade schools representing the No Tobacco League of America They will perform at First Baptist church at 730 pm Walnut Street Baptist tomorrow and at a junior high tomorrow from Indianapolis They expect to stay through today and tomorrow Miss Malinda J Pauling and William J Pouteh formerly of Waterloo now Hillsboro Ore wed Nov 14 at the W M J Stankard home Hillsboro A dinner party followed the ceremony and the couple will reside in Hillsboro

Charles M. Fillmore J. W. Huddieston No-Tobacco League of America Prade First Baptist Church Walnut Street Baptist Church Fillmore Huddleston Indianapolis Waterlooans Malinda J. Pauling William J. Pouteh Waterloo Hillsburg Ore W. M. J. Stankard Hillsborg Rey R. B. Kay Fpoutch

Homemade Pinex cough remedy praised for quick relief

An advertisement touts a cheap homemade cough syrup using 21% ounces of Pinex and pantry ingredients like molasses honey or corn syrup. It claims rapid throat and chest relief, loosening phlegm and soothing irritated membranes with guaranteed satisfaction or money back, from The Pinex Co of Wayne Indiana.

Romney Pinex Co Wayne Ind

Indictments Tie John Looney Ring to Seven Murders

International News Wire reports Rock Island Illinois on November 23 that John Looney heads a seven man underworld faction indicted on charges from murder to conspiracy. The batch targets Looney and close associates including Louis Ortell and Lawrence Pedigo, with Ortell fleeing and Pedigo jailed for a murder tied to a Sherman hotel rooftop shooting in which Looney’s son John Connor Looney was killed.

Looney Louis Ortell Rock ‘Island Lawrence M. Pedigye Gint Hippert Pirty Neck" Kelly Cooney Ortell Aod Peden Pedigore Rock Island Hill’ Gabel Pedigo Sherman Hotel Lioon Lov John Connor Looney

East High Club Revived with Officers and Purpose

The East High School W ing club, reorganized after dissolution, names Edwin Bickelberg as president Ray Nemmers as vice president Sherman Wollefson secretary Graham Boysen treasurer and Roger Dooley marshal with advisor DP Jd Miller and honorary Louis Kresensky coach. The group aims to foster sportsmanship between East and competing high schools and boost athletic enthusiasm while discouraging wearing nonearned emblems. A separate brief reports a farmer Charles Pitka in Toledo Iowa committed suicide due to ill health, leaving a note for his wife.

East High School Edwin Bickelberg Ray Nemmers Sherman ‘Wollefson Graham Boysen Roger Dooley Nwiubees Li Jd. Mifler Louis Kresensky East High Comper- Ing

King George Opens Parliament Amid Unrest and Unemployment

London, Nov. 23. King George opened Parliament amid police cordons as unrest grows among the unemployed. He expressed deep concern over unemployment and economic strains, urged continued welfare measures, and said Ireland’s constitutional enactment must take effect by Dec. 6. He also noted loan guarantees with the League of Nations and ongoing Middle East settlement talks aiming for peace and security.

Cinternathona News London Gieorge Jata George Austria League of Nations Lausanne Trish Iria

Rheumatism Cure Promises Relief and Money Back

Beep Seated Uric acid deposits are dissolved and rheumatic pain ends within twenty four hours. Allenrhu touted as a sure conqueror of rheumatism, with money back guarantee if no relief. James H. Allen of Rochester, NY claims decades of trials and urges all sufferers to try the remedy from any local druggist.

Allenrhu James H. Allen Rochester Alleorhbu

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple at home dyeing solution suitable for wool silk linen cotton or blends. It claims directions are easy and guarantees perfect home dyeing with no streaks spots fades or running.

Jail Man Cleaming to Be Wall St. Bomber

New York report states Julius Rey Reynolds, a Swiss native, was arrested for allegedly writing a note to the Brooklyn borough hall custodian. The note claimed responsibility for the 1920 Wall Street explosion and threatened to bomb the hall.

Wall St New York Julius Reynolds Switzerland Borough Hall Brooklyn Wall Street

Special Shopping Week for Farmers in Corn Congress

Merchants in the Retail Merchants Association urge city shoppers to join a Farmers Shopping Week tied to the Corn Congress at Greater Waterloo. From December 13, incentives promise local bargains, and a best corn exhibit prize includes pennants for school exhibits from eight counties.

Retail Merchants’ Association Greater Waiterloo Association

Favorite Prescription Saves Woman From Surgeon's Knife

Mrs Martha Strayer of Lincoln Nebraska credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with curing her weakness and misery, saying the first bottle improved her greatly and she later used it again to regain health after a second illness. She urges others to try the remedy and send for a trial package.

Lincoln Nebr Dr. Pierce Martha Strayer Piercas Buffalo

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