Hagemann Pre-Election Stance Draws Opposition Fire
The Associated Press reports Hagemann faces a pre election test with opponents accusing him of flatfooted support for his party's platform. The anti saloon league claims he appeals to wet voters in the Third district and would back legalized prohibition if elected. Several Democratic candidates nationwide with dry sympathies and undecided races shape the overall mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Joxscott
Spite Rae
Hesan Fon
Piaun
Perintendert
Java
Hugomann Tas
League
Hes
Harry Juli
Williamsburg
Aniisarian League
Wayne G. Cook
Davenport
G. A. Smith
Paul Richards
Red Oak
Congress
Lot
United States
England Unique European Nation Able to Pay Debts
Analysis argues England alone among European powers can cover foreign debts by liquidating German assets abroad if the mark stabilizes. Germany could pay via selling assets and handing proceeds to the reparations commission, though total value uncertain and long-term limits on demands implied. McKenna and others debate whether debts can be settled through external wealth and asset realization rather than punitive demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reparations Commission
Hatever
Germany
Europe
Menenna
Jens Gun. Englang
United States
McKagna
Engi 1
Essa Se
Uiates
Italy
McKenna Gerlar
Cape States
Parade Draws Waterloo Sunday School Contingent
A large Sunday school parade led by A. K. Gnagy and featuring three bands will march through Waterloo business streets Sunday at 2:30 PM. Stages, routes, and participant schools across east and west districts were announced by S. A. Cohuzan, detailing assembly points, marching order, and expected floats and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Gnagy
Waterloo
S. A. Cohuzan
Stiles
Franklin
Fifth
Wash- Jietown
Manty Moats Prime
EL. Haswell
Front Committee
C. MM. Aten
Thairiu
First Presbyterian
Amberley
East Vide
St. Paul's
Mulberry
Lincoln Park
Iyterian Church
Walnut Street
Church of the Pedecrant
Aseemite
Bourch
Walnut
Linden Methodist
Cuurch
Bree
Triarch
Collowseelesel Fee
Gree
Woman Seeks New Vows After Two Husbands Hanged
Des Molnos Weeks widow of Eugene Weeks who was hanged at the Bors Madison penitentiary, reportedly wed again after serving time. She had six marriages, including to Lon Cue, now in a Missouri penitentary for child murder. divorce followed. The record mentions horse stealing charges and her husband Weeks’s execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Molnos
Matuia Weeks
Eugene Wees
Bors Madison Pententiary
Adel
George McConkey
Des Molin
Mra
McGankey
Ale
Lon
Missouri
Weeks
More Good Folks Woman Senators U D Preggription
Mrs. W A Felton, oldest Georgia senator in Greenville area, speaks at home about women entering politics. She stresses laws rooted in moral living, and that America must improve living standards, support working people, and resist excessive foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
Ble
Stodlay
Thomas KE
Watson
Tari
Janis Lad
Ehnall
Georgia
South
Tam
Snelaty
Smen
Wainer
Mme
America
Felton
Mothers of Americas
Various Local Visitors and Community Notes in Waterloo
Pasadena visitor Dora Fear visits son TL M Pear and nephew J L Knowles in Waterloo. Baxter Springs resident A W Mullan visits son G B Mullan in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs D J Callahan of West Union celebrate birth of a son. J P Bailey to vacation at Lake Okoboji. Harold J Mandeville, ex-Pittsburgh, now at Des Moines Capital, visits Waterloo. M Bodell, Illinois Central clerk, returns to work after illness. Col Whites acquires J P McClinton store assets. J R O Yates of Wyandston attends Mason City conference then visits Waterloo. Mrs FP W Court attends King’s Daughters convention. Clyde A Dickinson visiting sister AL M Crouse. Drunk? Dickinson returns after 2 years abroad. John C McGlade returns from Waverly after Bremer county teachers’ convention. Taines A Murphy injured in football at Dike consolidation. in St Francis hospital. Dr J K R Macartney delivers address at Des Moines Bible Conference. He presides over executive committee session for Town Bible Association. Mary Day advertises Kretz Cafe dinner. Black Hawk Painting Co advertises new wallpaper and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Bailey
Tomorroch
Sumner
Lake Okoboji
Harold J. Mandeville
Pittsburgh
Sun
Des Moines
Waterloo
AL. M. Bodell
Ilinois Central
Ilness
Col. Whites
White Billiard Ball
King
J. P. McClinton
J. R. O. Yates
Wyanston
Mason City
FP. W. Court
E.W. Court
First M. Wi
Kera Das
King’s Daughters and Sons
Clyde A. Dickinson
Calcutta
India
AL M. Crouse
Ir. Dickinson
John C. McGlade
Wertachools
Waverly
Bremer County
McGlade
Taines A. Murphy
Brie
J. P. Murphy
South Street
St. Francis Hospital
Dike Consolidated School
Boy Almost Severed Toe With Ax Accident
Four year old Gayle, son of Mr and Mrs A Life, used an ax to demonstrate to children near 317 Harthan Avenue. The blade nearly severed one third of his great toe. A doctor sewed the portion back, witnesses included a 13 month old, and three other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickren
Gayle
Sali
Sears
Frank Black
Knowles
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds Purchase Hearing Set
County heart declined action on Cedar Valley Pair association offer to buy land and buildings for 310000 and turn the plant over to a county agricultural society. Board to meet Friday at 9 am to decide if the proposition is to be submitted to voters in November. Land includes 51 acres with buildings and a race course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Heart
Cedar Valley Pair Association
County Agricultural Society
FLW
Usher
Fire alarms fire at Waterloo Saddlery cleaner report
Smoke issued from a stove at the Waterloo Saddlery Company baiting Sycamore and Third streets yesterday at 7:25 PM triggering a downtown fire alarm. No damage was found after investigation. Advertiser notice shows the garbled dateline and agency reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Syccamore and
Thrd
Chicago Nearly Purged By Police After 48 Hours
Chicago reports forty eight hours without a criminal complaint aside from four purse snatchings as Chief of Police Charles C Fillmoriss notes a quiet period. The city of about four million records unusual calm with the trial board today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles C. F Tllmorris
Operators and Mine Union Leaders Form Wage Committee
In Cleveland Ohio delegates from operators and bituminous miners and coal producers met to advance Session 3 of the Cleveland agreement. They aim to appoint a commission to set a wage scale for the industry effective April 1 1923, as the current contract expires. Both sides expect progress and had named joint committees to conduct the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Gel
Cleveland
Approval of Referee's Report in Stillman Hearings
In White Plains Justice Marschauser denied motion by James A. Stillman’s counsel to halt action on Referee Daniel J. Gleason’s report favorable to Mrs Anne A. Stillman in the Stillman divorce and infant Guy Stillman custody dispute. The court accepted briefs from both sides and signaled that approving the referee’s findings could be considered routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Justice Marschauser
Supreme Court Today
James A. Stillman
The
National City Bank
Daniel J. Gleason
Anne A. Stillman
Stillman
Guy Stillman
Morschauser
Mountain Women Smash Dry Bandits in Cumberland County
Chattanooza Tenn Oct 4 Eight women from the small town of Moverr Cumberland County adopt Carrie Nation style protest and raid a wildcat still in the mountains. They form a dry squad armed with hatchets guns and axes and smash the still and related equipment, taking the law into their own hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooza
Tenn
Moverr
Cumberland County
Carrie Nation
Salvation Army to Seek 8000 for Relief and Welfare
Waterloo and Black Hawk county residents will be asked to donate 8000 for Salvation Army relief warfare and religious work in the next year. The annual home service campaign begins Monday with all work by unpaid officers and volunteers. Commandant LaPlount notes that virtually every dollar stays in Waterloo and gives 9600 among relief efforts last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Salvation Army
Army
Claviss
Edward LaPiount
Employment Bureau
LaPloynt
Salvation Army of Waterloo
LaPlount
Annie C. McIntosh
Rail Labor Board Deadlocked Over Two Cent Raise
Chicago Oct 4 A deadlock among the three groups on the railroad labor board delays a decision on a wage increase for about 400000 maintenance of way workers. Public members favored a two cent per hour raise for nearly 300000 laborers, which would cost about 16 million dollars yearly. The labor and railroad groups could not agree with the flat wage boost opposed by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail Labor Board
Chicago
Raroad Labor Board
Sweet Says He's Stil in Politics
Waverly Third district congressman Sweet declares he remains in politics despite plans to farm. He told Republicans he quit hog house work but wears his congressional best while mingling with lawmakers. He drove from Washington to Waverly in five days by flivver, is a lawyer with Sager Sweet Edwards firm, Waterloo, and his term ends March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burien &. Sweet
Waverly
Sweet
Profeston
Sager, Sweet & Edwards
Waterloo
United States
Farm Mortgage Bankers elects new leaders at convention
J W Wheat er of St Paul Trust and Savings Bank was elected president of Farm Mortgage Bankers Association at its ninth annual convention in Chicago. G M Titus of Muscatine was named second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. W_ Wheater
St. Paul Trust & Savings Bank
St. Paul
Iowa Republicans Form Anti Brookhart Committee
Charles F. Chase of Atlantic chairs the new anti Brookhart panel in Des Moines with W. H. Powell W. J. Warbach and other officials named. The group denounces Brookhart and endorses Clyde L. Herring for U S senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Chase
Brookhart
Associated Press
Des Moines
Smith W.brookhart
United States
Atlantic
W. H. Powell
Ottum
WW. J. Warbach
Eine
Engine on Cutting Machine Explodes Injuring Worker
Fred Crowe suffered severe scalds from a ruptured gas engine line while cutting corn. A paraffin dressing was applied and wax immobilization used to shield his legs from ankles to hips. Doctors report he is comfortable and has good prospects for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Fred Crowe
Crowe
False Alarm Turns into Court Hearings in Clinton
Last night a false fire alarm led to hearings in Clinton for Frank Dyer and Charles Kruse. Firemen from company No. 4 responded to the alarm, were told by children it was false, and pursued the two who had fled. The truck's headlights revealed the accused, who tried to escape but were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ts
Qet
Fre
Frank Dyer
Charles Kruse
Railroad offers $1,900 reward for gunmen in Taunton bombings
Burlington Ta Oct 4 The Gi B Q railroad today posted a reward of $1 900 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the automobile gunmen who shot up the homes of four employees of the shows here Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Ta
Gi. B. & Q. Railroad
Iowa man returns to jail after leaving family
Iowa City inmate Lyle Reese, tired of home restrictions, fled his home but is back in jail awaiting bond. He promised to support his family yet told his wife he would not live with her. At Oakdale, Dr HV Scarborough, superintendent of the state sanitarium, was elected president of the Iowa Sanitarium association formed at a gathering of sanitarium officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Lyle Reese
Oakdale
HV. Scarborough
State Sanitarium
Iowa Sanitarium Association
Iowa Sanitarium
Canned heat nearly fatal to Edward Sprouse
Edward Sprouse, arrested for intoxication, fell ill at 3 am after allegedly drinking canned heat. Police found five empty cans at his home. He has a history of public drunkenness and sprees, with prior fines and repeated arrests. Today he is too ill to appear in court and remains under physician care. One other drunk was fined the minimum of 25 dollars. Walker’s $5 bond for parking near a theatre entrance was forfeited. Hull’s case for disturbing public quiet by fighting was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprouse
Etty
Yesterder
W. EF. Walker
Isaac Hull
Three Men Die in Powder Plant Explosions
A gelatine mixing house exploded at the General Explosives plant near Joplin Missouri early this morning, triggering a second blast in a nitroglycerine fault. The blasts shook the town, shattering windows as far as three miles away, killing three workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin. Mo
General Explosives Company
Course Reservations Deferred Till Oct 16 At Ross Conservatory
Unforeseen circumstances force deferral of reservations for Ross Conservatory artist series to after Oct 15. Waterloo theatre road-show delays hinder early bookings. subscriptions for course concert tickets urged now. First recital set for Oct 23 with post Oct 15 reservation period to ensure location choice. Single concert sales begin later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Conservatory
Waterloo Theatre
Frederic M. Ross
Conservatory
Oelwein reports possible agreement with railway system federation
Oelwein Iowa reports that the Chicago Great Western Railway company and System Federation 73 are expected to sign an agreement this afternoon. The deal would grant seniority, pass privileges, and rapid return to work as capacity allows. Shops have operated at 50 to 80 percent, with many workers traveling long distances to reach jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Chicago Great Western Railwey Company
System Federation 73
Afrika
Ramj
Lawyer Implicated by Man's Confession In Iowa Case
Mason City Oct. 4 Robert Moreland pled guilty to a statutory offense against a seven year old girl. He said he was coached by his attorney Brat Wringer to testify he was beaten into a confession by Sheriff Fred Marsh. Wringer will seek bar association investigation for vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Brat Wringer
Fred Marsh
Robert Moreland
Wringer
Bar Association
Clinton to Rename Duplicated Streets
Confusion in street names caused by the consolidation of several former separate municipalities with Clinton will be eliminated. If the ordinance is adopted on first reading at the city council meeting last night, repetitive street names in the consolidated city will be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Pressman Killed by Train on Crossing at Des Esloines
Ernest Christy a 19 year old apprentice pressman was instantly killed when his car was struck by a Chicago Northwestern train at the East Fourteenth street crossing in Des Esloines. He had been on his way home after working all night. Local authorities reported the accident occurred in the morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Esloines
Ernest Christy
Chicago ‘Northwestern
Tra
Will Plant Trees to Memory of Deceased RI Employes
Rock Island lines honor seventieth anniversary by planting trees along rights of way in Cedar Falls Washburn and Vinton to memorialize fallen employees William H Given Tisdale and Irving Mitchell with bronze tablets and inscribed markers on company property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Cedar Falls
Washburn
Vinton
William EH
Ft Tisdale
Iryng Mitchell
Auto Runs Amuck Through Busy Street Arrest Follows
Cornelius Moser drove a motor car while intoxicated, colliding with several vehicles and smashing into a building near Fifth Street by Hotel Rus sell Lamson. Patrolman Peter Rock arrested him at 1 39 p m and booked him at city jail. Police received three complaints of reckless driving, two witnesses reported damages to their ears, no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Russell-Lamson
Cornelius Moser
Peter Rock
Moser
Mexican Troops Pursue Murguia Rebel Band Across Frontier
Mexican forces under Gen Francisco Murguia have crossed from Coahuila into Durango with 125 men as federals pursue. A battle is expected and a Mexican state department bulletin alleging U S state department partiality for Murguia’s cause was denied in Washington. End of visit notes report Mrs Elizabeth Phelps leaving for Chicago with Dexter Phelps and the Whielter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Francisco Murguia
Tedel T
Coahuila
Durango
War Department
United States State Department
Murgula
Washington
Elizabeth Phelps
Dexter Phelps
Chicago
P. J. Whielter
Americans jailed in Juarez as raid on fugitive fails
Three Americans held at Suarez Mexico after an alleged attempt to smuggle the fugitive Arizona Phil Alquin across the boundary. They faced bond hearings as a mob surrounded the jail. Los Angeles detective chief Claude Smith and others were seized and then dispersed as Mexican authorities tried to move the men toward Juarez. Alquin, wanted for murder in Los Angeles, was shot during the incident and treated at a Juarez hospital. U.S. officials urged protection for the captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
el Paso
Tex
Get
Suarez
Mexico
California
Claude Smith
Sam Dreben
Fortuna
C. C. Harvey
Mos
Arizona
Phil” Alquin
Los Angeles
John J.fitzgerald
Yuarez
Harvey
Felije Rodriguez
Bentie Baca
Aling
Phil” al Quin
Bacon
Ram
Raca
Tudge Rodrieuex
Lenme
Oxuks
Buen
Oaks
Simpson
Wi Pasa
Federal Hridee
Smith
Mreben
Eit Dail
Fan Enitiers
Juarez
Kidnon Alauin
Alquin
Washington, D. C
Shephard Teras
State Department
Sene Amaricaas
Mortes
Car of Fish Will Be Put in Cedar River Tomorrow
A telegram from State Fish and Game Warden W. Albert says a cat of young game fish taken from sloughs along the Mississippi will arrive in Waterloo and St. Hingis on train No. 13 tomorrow morning. They will be placed in the Cedar under Deputy Warden Chapman supervision. Waterloo Antlers club and Volunteers are urged to meet the team and assist in carrying the fish to the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Albert
Mississippi River
Waterloo
St. Hingis
Chapman
Blood Test to Settle Ownership of Steer Dixon
A blood test to settle ownership of a steer in a dispute between two farmers will be ordered today by Justice Sehant. Each farmer claims the steer, and the test aims to determine rightful ownership for the ongoing case.
Palmer arraigned on embezzlement charge at municipal court
Jessa Palmer former manager of I. B.Price Mércantile at 25 Sycamore street was arraigned this morning on larceny by embezzlement information. She waived preliminaries, bound over to the grand jury under 2600 dollars bond. Palmer allegedly collected money for the Price company and converted funds to personal use. A warrant was served by Deputy Bailiff Theodore Peek yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessa Palmer
I. B.price Mércantile
Sycamore Street
Grand Jury
Palmer
Ntent
Price Company
Somme
Theodore Peek
Death of 6-day-old Engleman child at Calvary
John Joseph Engleman, six days old and son of Mr and Mrs John A Engleman of 27 Baltimore street, died at 130 am yesterday. He was born September 27, 1922. Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart at 10 am today with Rev John M Molloy officiating. Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Engleman
John Joseph
John A. Engleman
Baltimore Street
Sarred Heart
John M. Molloy
Calvary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hagemann
Aniisaloon League
England
Ho van Buren Magen Frent
the Nations Association of Weranainters and Fenlyters of America
Fapal
West Section
Orange
Heck
U.d. Preggription
Orry
C. A
Dora Fear
Pasadena
Cal
TL. M. Pear
J. L. Knowles
A. W. Mullan
Baxter Springs
Ken
G. B. Mullan
Rhey Street
D. J. Callahan
West Union
Tilsity
J. KR. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle
Baakjal
Des Moines Bible Conference Association
Des Sloines
Bible J Sociation of
Christian Wundamentals
Termmoyil
Sgtvest Lo
Lrd Street
Mary
Day
Oe Kretz
Black Hawk Painting Co
Bronson Zolarance Agescy
Pitoua
Muscatine Man
Iowa
John H. Scott
Keokuk
George MM. ‘Bechtel
T. C. Sfullman
Tripoli
C. S. Bailey Wankon
N. S. Beale
Tama
Wirth
Warren Garat
George Stibbens
Creston
W. M. Fitz
Manson
W. M. Dean
Lakeview
Edward Sprouse
C. G. We At
System Federation
Murguia
Cedar” River
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