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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
1
The message from Washington notes that if the arms conference succeeds, historians who contributed to the process will be rewarded. The plan envisions distributing origin among those who paved the way, reflecting optimism about the conference's outcome.
The article recalls historical peace monuments between nations and notes plans for archways on borders. It references the Christ of Andes between Argentina and Chile, a peace arch between Washington state and British Columbia, and speculates on future arches linking France and Germany. It includes scattered population percentages and figures from U S statistics.
Dutch foreign minister Jonkheer Van Karnebeek says the Netherlands aims to help resolve Far East problems at the Washington conference. He notes a colonial empire with 50 million people and vast resources, and favors a liberal policy to accommodate foreign interests while defending Dutch holdings. He adds Holland prefers a navy of small craft and nonaggressive defenses.
A 1921 analysis argues that settling reparations without full debt cancellation can stabilize international finances. It suggests limiting interest to nominal rates for a few years and implies exchange stabilization would follow. The piece reflects expert views on postwar economic conditions.
A bus carrying about 14 students to Red Blatt High School collided with a southbound Southern Pacific train near Hed Blatt California around noon. Twelve students died and the rest were rushed to nearby hospitals with no hope for recovery. bodies were scattered along 200 yards of tracks as the train, traveling about 45 miles per hour, struck the vehicle.
The defense outlines its strategy as cross examination targets James Risden and the embalming evidence. Witnesses Fox and Dr. T. A. King recount exhumations and missing organs while jurors listed include Elmer J. Smith William McGunnness HA Richmond EB Johnson Joe H Knox and others.
French naval circles challenge British two power standard arguing it applies only to the Pacific and may not hold in the Mediterranean. They note Italy and France likely will not reach 300000 ton fleets, while Britain remains wary of shifts. Japan's stance on fleet percentage remains unsettled as Tokugawa says any 70 percent view is personal opinion.
Prince Rene de Bourbon brother of former Empress Zita of Austria predicted Charles and his former queen will soon regain the throne. He said 25 to 80 percent of Austrians wish them to rule. Rene and Margarita were married months ago. Charles and Rita are in exile in Madeira with seven children in Switzerland.
Chicago Nov 30 The United States railroad labor board will consider railroad requests to cut employee wages after completing new working rules. Board member Ben Hooper said wage reductions would not be considered until rules are decided, with the rules to be announced tomorrow. Several carriers have filed notices to cut wages while shop crafts seek higher pay.
Toledo police report the body of a young woman found in a locked hotel room, both occupants checked in as husband and wife. The assailant stole the hotel register to hide identity. The victim was identified as Mrs Celsa Tole of Weston, Ohio.
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co seeks foreclosure on a mortgage covering 1 100 acres in Black Hawk County to collect notes by C C Wolf or Dart Truck & Tractor Co president. The action names executors of Mr Wolf s estate and all heirs.
The Cedar Falls inquiry began with six to seven witnesses summoned from the city, signaling a wider Black Hawk county sweep of alleged law violations. The investigation follows a mayoral letter to the attorney general by A. B. H. Refshauge requesting examination of vice conditions. WR French, county attorney, issued the summons.
Fort Dodge Iowa November 30 Senator W Kenyon and Governor Nate E Kendall visit to open Webster county’s first annual corn show. The three day exhibit highlights corn consumption and marks an early statewide effort to promote corn use.
John D. Kennedy testified in Los Angeles Superior Court as the first witness against Arthur C. Burch accused of shooting Belton Kennedy to death over Madalynne Obenchain. The atmosphere was tense as Kennedy spoke abruptly without a prologue from the prosecutor.
In Tequila Jalisco a three hour clash between a state rurales unit and federal troops left seven dead and ten wounded. Each side blamed the other amid revolutionary propaganda. Also from Cedar Fells Fairfield school pupils plan a program and pie sociable at 8 p.m. Friday.
In San Francisco on November 30 the avenger Maud Delmont shadows the Arbuckle manslaughter case. Prosecution may call her if needed as the trial lingers with witnesses and medical exams delaying a conclusion. Minnie Neighbore’s perjury arrest adds new tension as testimony centers on Virginia Rappe’s early life and whereabouts.
Willys-Overland Inc. asserts it is not affected by the nearby Willys-Wik corporation in Elizabeth N J now in receivership. Willys-Overland reps in Waterloo say the auto business remains sound and improving despite related confusion and receiver actions on batteries gears and related components.
Traffic violators and drunks dominated November police records with 29 traffic arrests and 27 intoxication arrests, plus 17 other defendants in police court. Winter driving lessens speeding arrests, while October shows varied offenses and felony arrests total about 50 by peace officers.
Chicago November 30 I W Workman Maxwell Utah is named the 1921 corn King of the American continent for Illinois capturing the grand championship at the international hay and grain show. Workman receives the capital prize for a 10 car exhibit as Lux wins best single ear of corn for United States and Canada 1921. The Chicago Board of Trade offers 10000 in prizes to promote better crops.
Cedar Rapids IN Nov 30 Vincent Carama Terso, recently from Clinton, was arrested at the request of State Fire Marshal Raymond on arson charges. A pair of large, heavily insured flats under construction by Terao were found to be on fire around 2 o'clock.
In the morning a scene emerged with six buckets of gasoline found suspended from the ceiling and a terse kit of gaseline placed in the basement. Terse denies knowledge of the gasoline and is heavily involved in the case.
Evanston crooks now cry their way to jail. Authorities use tear gas bombs invented by W. Lee Lewis to capture law breakers. In Cleveland, hot dogs aid education at Western Reserve as a campus vendor thrives between classes.
Mrs. John Ball of Clarksville Iowa died at her home this morning after a relapse from pneumonia. She had been ill for some time and was said to be improving before the sudden decline. Surviving are her husband and two children.
A young man with a fresh scam attempted to swindle eight or ten grocers this afternoon. He visited storages, ordered goods on delivery, and collected at the houses. He gave explanations that some items were needed immediately and would be carried away. Addresses used were fictitious.
Telegraph briefs report Washington invited to appoint an adviser for conference abroad on German indemnity payment fluctuations. Tokugawa indicates Japanese delegation not ready to announce disarmament stance. Other items note price declines in Grand Rapids, Illinois women’s employment talks, a tidal wave in Manila, and Mexican cabinet changes.
Bodies recovered after the collapse of the Brooklyn batch theatre yesterday as rescue workers continue efforts to locate additional victims. The search is ongoing under city authorities with teams scouring the wreckage for remaining remains.
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming quick relief for sour stomach belching and indigestion after meals and beverages. It suggests carrying a box while traveling and notes alkaline action helps offset acid conditions.
Oliver Wendell Holmes cites three parallel brow lines as a sign of aging and links backache nervous mood and other female ailments to need for a reliable remedy. The advertisement urges Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a half century proven restorative.
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