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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

9

Wheat Growing Might Be Passed To Canada As Farmers Talk Troubles

In Washington this week farmers’ representatives discuss distress patterns. They cite high costs for nonunion labor, rising city wages, and overcapitalized western farms. They warn Canada could take over wheat as American growers face low prices and debt.

Canada Marx Sullivan Washington, D. C Washington South West United States North Dakota America Europe Middlewest Minnesota

Courier delivery deadline notice

The Courier should be delivered to your home before 6 30 o'clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier delay or other cause, please phone 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.

Woman Fights Divorced Husband for Her Children

Mrs. Virginia Bruce Loney Gamble, heiress to a $1.5 million share, orders lawyers to pursue custody of Catherine Bruce, three, and Robert Howard Jr., two, claiming they were kidnapped from her Was ington Oklahoma home by her former husband. The case follows a court award granting custody to the mother, as Gamble, Ensign Robert vard Gamble, once with the naval flying corps, supports the bid.

Robert H. Gamble Milsionaire Jacksonville Catherine Bruce Robert Howard, Jr Wasington I. T Gamble Virginia Bruce Loney Robert Vard Gamble Naval Ife Prinde & Whiter New York City

Convicts Reply to Machinegun Attack at Eddyville

A bar rage at the Kentucky state penitentiary in Eddyville saw three convicts barricade themselves in the dining hall after an attempted escape. National guards and prison staff, numbering 25 and 34 respectively, engaged the fort with machine guns and rifles, firing about 1,600 rounds. no surrender occurred and plans for a second assault involving gas and bombs were discussed.

Associated Press Eddyville State Penitentiary

Grieving Runaway Found After Radio Aid

A 15 year old boy missing from Stewart Ta and presumed in Omaha was located in Fairbury Neb after a Jad broadcast. He was identified via radio pieck here and is held pending word from relatives. He fled after his sister's death in an automobile accident which he blamed on himself.

Fairbury Neb Osborne Couch Stwart Jad Omaha Pieck Couch

Washington to be home for National War Mothers

The National War Mothers' Association voted to move headquarters to Washington at its annual convention. New officers include Mrs W W MecCluer of Kansas City as president and Mrs Carrie Root of Gardiner Alabama as first vice president. The organization aims to eradicate state prejudice.

Kansas City Washington National War Mothers’ Association National Capital Indianapolis WW. S. MecCluer Carrie Root Gardiner Blanche A. Bellak Philadelphia Thomas. Spence Kenosha Wis Rose Sargeant Sacramento Cal Vic William C Ham Lexington Kyaioteans Lynn Bord New Castle Inil Carry Avery Washington, D. C W. A. Wilcox Omaha Frank DeKay Blackfoot Idaho

Hull Takes Shot at G. O. P. Old Guard

Cordell Hull, Democratic National Committee chair, expressed strong optimism for a Democratic victory in the next presidential election while in Chicago. He blamed the Republican old guard for harmful financing that benefits manufacturers and elevates tariffs.

Hull G. O. P. Old Guard Pras Chicago Cordell Hull Sur Feass Macletion Lashwieght Wolk

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Five in Mailtrain Thefts

Cedaw Rapids Iowa October grand jury sessions ended after indictments on mail train thefts. John L Allen a Town Falls post al clerk faces three counts of larceny from the mails for stealing sacks and valuable letters. Dick Collins Thomas Murphy and Robert Stever of Chicago charged with stealing thousands of cigarets from a Rock Island train. John Samo Jr Beaman farmer indicted for fraudulent indemnity claim of 244 dollars on a registered letter.

Cedaw Rapids Federal Grand Jury John L. Allen Town Falls Iowa Falla Des Moines Dick Collins Thomas Murphy Robert Stever Chicago Rock Island John Samo, Jr Beaman Samo

Garage Argument Ends with Wounding and Arrest

In Des Moines Ort a 3 am dispute at a garage led to Manuel Moberly being shot in the leg and a man named B Myers, a former deputy sheriff, being arrested. Myers says he acted when Moberly and his companions attempted a hold up after an earlier assault on Harvey Lowell.

Des Moines Ort Manuel Moberly Boone B. ©. Myers Moberly Myers Melvin Harvey Lowell Lowell

Five Miners Rescued Alive After Nine Days Entombment

In Palkirk Scotland Oct 4 five of 41 miners trapped by a coal pit explosion were rescued in fair condition after nine days underground. Relatives hold hope for others. rescuers redouble efforts. The men, who had only water after bread ran out, asked for cigarettes. Seventy were entombed, twenty nine escaped via a disused shaft.

Palkirk Scotland

Man-Girl Thompson Acquitted of Tesmer Murder

Fred G. Thompson was acquitted of the June murder of insurance broker Richard S. Tesmer after a three hour, four ballot trial. The verdict prompted cheering in court and Thompson resumed wearing feminine attire immediately after release.

Chicago Fred G. Thompson Richard S. Tesmer Thompson

Des Moines Auto Fatalities and Injuries Rise Since New Year

Police report 21 people killed and 640 injured in Des Moines by autos since January 1, a higher toll than all of last year when 20 died and 447 were injured. The notice appears amid miscellaneous ad copy and jittery typesetting.

Des Moines Leg Moines

Felix Deutsch and Utah Senator Discuss Fate of Nation at Berlin

Felix Deutsch meets with Utah Senator in Berlin to discuss Germany's economic rise and the threat of Bolshevik influence. The talks focus on national progress, potential policies, and future alliances amid rising geopolitical tension.

Felix Deutsch Utah Berlin

Minstrel's Lost Purse Restored After Stage Performance

A Budhuy Plaga theatre minstrel comedian mislaid a purse containing $45 amid a lively show last night. He recovered the loss quickly but the incident spurred a note to the courts. The performer, Daly, received help from a theater audience as the purse remained missing until a stage ring brought a caller with news.

Budhuy Plaga Theatre Wis Paty Mar Daley Pady Flor Ry S. D. Weyer Jones Lowall Berlin United Mra Ti Lour Russia The Dieux Felix Denisch Capi Daly Phiza Germany Dalysade Miurgiais Tost Deutsch German Electric Company Europe Altho Wing France

Flood Strikes Council Bluffs Crowd as City Cleans Mud

Council Bluffs Iowa residents battle flood mud from a cloudburst and tornado. West-side blocks lie underwater up to five feet as engineers race to drain water and prevent further flooding. Authorities warn against unsafe well water while assessing unseen property damage.

Qinternationual News Council Bluffs Broadway Ri Tr T.K. Spelman Sixteenth

Pinchot attacks liquor law violators sparks nationwide dispute

Washington Oct 4 Gifford Pinchot launches a drastic campaign against liquor law violators, challenging federal enforcement of Prohibition. The move sparks fury among drys blaming the IRS chief Bish for most enforcement trouble, draws in the justice department, and signals a looming congressional clash over Prohibition enforcement this winter.

United Press Washington, D. C Gifford Pinchot Walstead Internal Revenue Bish Haines Department of Justice Congress

Mystery in Death of World War Vet Shafer

Hurley J Shafer a World War I veteran was found dead in a woodshed with a small caliber rifle still clenched in his hand. Neighbors and relatives offered no motive and said he had no enemies, while investigations noted trauma from war scars and a planned move to his cousin’s home in Waterloo.

Burton L. Shafer Cousin Hurley J. Shaver Hester Ciel Black Tawi Road Eddy Weil Santer Cirpenter Tie Shafer Jodur Street Ube Westfield Adilf Mthon Gigi Sharer Mack Hawk Road Ehaokert Knerlel Aworth Waterloo

Gasoline in Dallas Cheaper Than Water

Gasoline in Dallas is described as cheaper than water, with reports of various retail outlets charging low prices per gallon. The text notes price cuts and storage concerns, mentioning the Standard Oil Company and a mix of local price observations amid unclear details.

Dallas Seagis Pricy of Kornaseie Wis Inday Uirdoul

Rupprecht Rumor Roils Bavarian Crown Pursuit

Reports suggested Rupprecht could be king of Bavaria, but the Bavarian legation denied any truth. Ex Crown Prince Rupprecht led a Germ army reminiscence meeting as Royalist movement gains pace, while August von Taublir, Bavaria’s premier, becomes commissioner general of Ravana with dictatorial powers.

Bavaria Pringy Upprecht Vrines Kupprechit Bator Ae Group Germ Publieks Bites Kile Moriet Museisti Royalise Ig Wahite Honkney Wieviurda Imunly Otaosen Rink Garemaby Ferar Xy Kingdon August von Tyablir Cormer Ravana Fox Nas Berlin

Ida B Wise Smith Re elected Head of WCTU for Iowa

Ida B Wise Smith was unanimously re elected head of the Iowa Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The meeting in Shenandoah Iowa lasted about 15 minutes with a remonstration from some group members. The convention decided to discontinue the general temperance department and shift legislative work to state officers.

Ida B. Wise Smith W.C.T. U Iowa Siwnandtonk Idi Wise Smith Towa Women's Christian ‘Pemper- Qnce Union Anak Edward Wis Mer Kinericanizaon

Davenport Grand Jury Indicts Bootlegging Ring

A Davenport federal grand jury indicted several defendants in a bootlegging case. The proceedings marked the first federal indictment in years to be concluded locally with arraignments underway.

Finvenpork Fuslise Martin Sais Diavernort Wade

Wartburg Synod Elects Newenecarze as President and Step Toward Unity

Wartburg synod re elects Newenecarze as president amid a gathering of sixty two delegates and church officials. Attendees include lay leaders and educators from multiple benevolent institutions. News notes shifts in meat exports with U S Department of Agriculture backing fresh pork shipments to the Netherlands and France. A tragic note reports Mrs Edward Caldwell a Louisville society woman killed herself in Santa Barbara California.

Guitenders Chi Tre Tey RY Neumann Turlington Warte Washington Doe State Department Department of Agriculture Witter Wallace Netherlands Park Busland France Society Santa Barbara Cal Edward Caldwell Stella Paterson Wwoasuan Louisville

Predict Light Frost for Northern Iowa

Des Moines weather bureau forecasts light frost for northern and central Iowa tonight with little damage expected.

Iowa Nes Moines Fureau Lowa

Gompers Holding Reasonable Rein On Labor Unions

Portland reports say the American Federation of Labor convention will address Gompers influence, with mine workers uniting to back conservative leadership. Leaders expect John L. Lewis to arrive as factions seek harmony amid debates on Soviet recognition and industrial union consolidation.

Pyesey Ore S i Federation OY Vas Russia Resolutions Committee Upchl Wfairs Gompers Samuel Gompers Amert+ jeu Mine Workers United International News Wire Portland United Mine Workers’ Union American Federation of Labor Rassion John L. Lewis Frank Faryington The Illinois Union Althe Gonmeil Max J. Sillinsky Union Wiliam FF Donne Trades and Labor Council Butte Mont William Zane Foster Butte Bulletin Departments of Justice Dunne Tand

Executor of Estate Files 500 000 Bond

The First National Bank of Sioux City as executor of the $759,000 estate of W. B. Lower has filed in district court a bond of $560,000 the largest ever in the county and perhaps in Iowa. The bank also filed a $35,000 additional bond in place of a specific bequest.

Sioux, City First National Bank of Sioux W. B. Lower Sioux City Towa Lower

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