Waterloo Protest Over Fling Talk Demands Neutral Lectures
Waterloo citizens protest Dr. Fling's lectures at East High School calling them Democratic propaganda. The historian argued for signing the treaty with Wilson ideals, while critics warned the county institute was pressured to host a partisan speaker and urged using county funds only for neutral education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Fling
University of Nebraska
Black Hawk County
Teachers’ Institute
Waterloo
Fling
Wilson
Paris
Versailles
National, Democratic Committee
Courier
Dling
East High School
Doctor Fling
Everyon
Uncle Sam
Freedom Ridge
League of Wartions
League
Senate
United States
Congress
United States of America
Europe
Ponarese
Washington
Lincoln
Soldier Crippled in War Kills Himself
John D. Hoar, 31, of LaSalle, Al, former Princess Pat, killed himself in a rooming house by inhaling gas. He lost both legs in France. On return, his sweetheart insisted on marriage despite his handicap. The widow said he was despondent over inability to contribute to their support.
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Treas
Chicago
John D. Hoar
LaSalle
Hoar
France
Sign the treaty or face consequences, says Reed and editors
Franklin C Platt and Geo E Lichty urge voters to support the League of Nations without reservations or oppose it, arguing the cost of entangling alliances and the duty to send sons to Europe. They advocate American restraint and the Washington policy, aligning with Reed's article and endorsing the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
League
Washington
America
Subpoenas Issued as Senate Probes Campaign Contributions
Chicago Sept 3 Subpoenas for a dozen witnesses were sent by the senate committee investigating campaign contributions. The panel planned a recess to next Tuesday and signaled a broad probe into political groups down to the smallest ward unit to uncover a series of political scandals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
E. Y H. Moore
Youngstown
Cox
Harry X. Blair
Fred W. Uphalm
Republican National Committee
Moore
D Olier and Sweet Address Legioners at Cedar Rapids
Franklin D Olier national commander of the American Legion and Congressman Burton H Sweet spoke at the Iowa Legion convention in Cedar Rapids. D Olier predicted members will lead in business and professional life. Sweet urged equalizing veteran pay and supported the Darrow bill for higher compensation and training. Officers to be elected and next year’s convention city chosen this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Franklin D’olier
American Legion
Burton H. Sweet
Iowa
Iowa Department of the American Legion
D’olier
Congressman Sweet
Sweet
Dorsed
Harding Club of Lawn City Organized
A large Republican gathering in Cedar Falls organized the Harding Republican club the first in Black Hawk county. Frank B. Miller elected president with L. H. Paulger secretary and I. B. Carpenter treasurer. Precinct captains named in each ward. no women present but to be organized later. Rev Dr Hartzler dies aged 84 in Harrisburg after months of illness. former bishop and editor of Evangelical. ally of D L Moody and author of religious works and hymns.
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Harding Club
Lawn City
Hartzler
Cedar Falls
Harding Republican Club
Black Hawk County
Camp i Paign
Frank B. Miller
L. H. Paulger
B. Carpenter
J. E B. Evans
Iran S. Condit
A. OH. Reishauge
E. A. Chapman
Associated Press
Harrisburg
H. B. Hartzler
United Evangelical Church
The
Evangelical
D. L. Moody
England
Japan Welcomes Congress Junket With Planned Talks
The American congressional party arrives in Tokio greeted by Viscount Inajiro Taji the Tokio mayor a Yale graduate and a Japanese diet delegation Edward Bell the charge d affaires and embassy staff. A busy program of lunches receptions and dinners is set with seven Japanese girls guiding the women delegates. The press voice is cordial yet urges frank discussion on American relations.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Viscount Inajiro Taji
Yale
Edward Bell
Grain Dealers to Meet October Marketing Problems
Problems in grain marketing will be discussed at the Grain Dealers National association annual meeting in Minneapolis October 11 to 18. General economic instruction and group sessions for terminal market men country shippers and feed dealers will cover special issues. Speakers include Senator Frank Kellogg and Governor Burnquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Minneapolis
Frank B. Kellogs
Burnyquist
Harding Endorser of Midwest Waterway
Senator Warren G Harding endorses the Great Lakes to Gulf waterway plan in a Marion to Chicago letter, pledging support for a deep waterway from Lake Michigan to the Gulf and the Chicago drainage canal project, aligning with the Republican platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Warren H. Harding
Marion
Addison’ C. Thomas
Great Lakes
Chicago Drainage Canal
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Waterlooo Soldier Dies From Gas Attack Effects in France
Robert R. Dawson of 615 Linn street dies at 7:30 am from phosgene related complications after inhaling poisonous fumes on the Rainbow division drive in France. He was 27, a former Ca B Iowa National Guard member, served with the 168th Infantry in France, and later worked for Shores Fuel & Transfer Co. Survived by father W R Dawson, six brothers, two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending at Kistner’s funeral home.
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Robert R. Dawson
Linnstreet
Rainbow
France
W.R. Dawson
Dawson
Old
Ca. B. Iowa National Guard
Texas
Co. B
One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Infantry
Rainbow Division
The
Shores Fuel & Transfer Co
Elsie Bergles
Lincoln
Misa Naomi Dawson
Max
Logen Avenue
Harold
Purl
Charles
Sidney
Howard
Kistner
Submarine S-5 crew saved by buoy and rescue ship
Army diver reports the S-5 crew rescued after nearly two days trapped beneath the Atlantic off Cape Henlopen. A buoy with bell and buzzer, seen by the Gen Goethals lookout, signaled for help. Air was pumped aboard via a drilled hole as Alanthus and the army transport aided. The S-5 towed toward the Delaware Breakwater with all hands aboard the Alanthus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Army Tratsport
Goetthals
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Cape May
Atlantic Grein
Cape Henopen
C. M. Cook
Farmington
Conn
Ger. Goethals
Gen. Goethals
Macchinery
Alanthus
Navy
Secretary Daniels
Newport News
New York
Alanthis
Prison Council Ruled Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks
Kansas City report finds that from January to July 1919 a prisoner council governed the United States disciplinary barracks at Fort Leavenworth on War Department orders. The panel set a constitution and subcommittees, with a judicial body punishing lesser offenses, and inmates testified to beatings and smuggled liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Council
War Department
Oscar Cchmitz
Department of Justice
Military
Baker
Col
Sedgwick Rice
Prison Council
Col. Rice
Jine
MacSwiney Sinking Rapidly End Near, Family Fears
London dispatch reports Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork, in Brixton prison, growing weaker on hunger strike. His brother Sean said he was sinking toward unconsciousness as family members visited, a private mass was held, and officials warned the end may be near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Terance MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Sean MacSwiney
Ligst
Father Domick
MacSwiney
Farmer on Trial for Murder of 3 Year Old
Defiance Ohio September 3 Joseph Botkins Noble township farmer stands trial for first degree murder accused of beating 3 year old Arthur Gerald Hudcock to death while holding him by the ankles. Ida May Bullock housekeeper and guardian parentally reported the crime with authorities. The case centers on alleged severe beating on July 8 and a brutal act leading to the child’s death.
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Associated Press
J Defiance
Arthur Gerald Hudcock
Ida May Bullock
Joseph Berkins
Noble Township
Botkins
American Trainer of Japanese Navy Dead
Henry Watton Grinnell, 84, died in St. Augustine Florida. A naval veteran of the Civil and Spanish Wars, he became an admiral in the imperial Japanese navy. Relatives say his training work helped develop the Japanese navy that checked the Russian fleets. In Chicago, a school for southern cattle raisers opened at the stockyards with 300 Georgians attending to study cattle science and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Augustine
Fla
Henry Watton Grinnell
Associated Presar
Chicago
Georgia
Pay Trolley Mail on Space Basis System
The Interstate Commerce Commission established a space basis system for payments to electric railways for mail transport. Complaints from electric railways nationwide claimed current payments failed to fairly reflect service in all cases. Preston McGoode, American minister to Venezuela, arrived in New York with his wife and son for a one day care.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Menister McGer
Asso
New York
Preston Mcl Goode
Venezula
Weather and towns report across Iowa and Minnesota
Summary notes a regional forecast for Iowa and Minnesota with unsettled weather. Charles City and Marshalltown appear, showing partly cloudy to muddy conditions with small precipitation estimates. The territory list includes Albert van Altona Charles City Cetar Rapid Davenport and several towns. forecast calls for showers and unsettled conditions in the next 24 hours.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wrather Turnau
Charles City
Senis
Albert van Altona
Charles
Cetar Rapid
Marshalltown
Iowa
Countrie
Stolen Train Taken After Fight With Engine
The freight train seized by striking switchmen was found near Bensonville with the throttle open after battles in Cicero yards. Engineer Thomas White was driven off at gunpoint and fireman Bert Zimpone beaten. five suspects were detained as attackers were not masked.
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Chicago
Bensonville
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cicero
Thomas White
Bert Zimpone
White
Harding urges co operation for farmers in address
Senator Harding urged cooperative farming for distribution of farm products to lower prices, stressing consumer alignment and opposition to class organizations. He called for American agriculture support in government, wider farm loans, and cooperative buying and selling. Cox opens coast swing with Toledo speech addressing league of nations and labour issues, framing America first. Roosevelt in Maine touts focusing on core issues and presenting campaign merits.
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Associated Pro
Marion
Farmers’ Associations
Senator Harding
National Board of Farm Organizations
Cox
Coast
Gov. Cox
Toledo
Michigan
League of Nations
Voice of America
Harding
Ohio
J . Gov. Cox
Roosevelt
Maine
Waterville
Franklin D. Roosevalt
Balks at Deporting 1 500 Rebels Would Rather Shoot Them
Gen Chang Tso Ling urges deportation of all 1 300 mutineers from Tingchow while admitting the president favors executing them. He says his stance is blocked only by a disagreement with the president. The report comes from Peking via the Associated Press.
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Balks
Associated Iiresap
Peking
Tingchow
Qhang Tso-Ling
Associated Press
Koreans Demand Complete Independence From Japan Says Rhee
Dr. Syngman Rhee, head of Korea's provisional government, denounces Japan's reforms as a Western ploy and vows Koreans will not rest until Korea is free. He cites Baron Saito's July 31 self government pledge as part of a deceptive policy. 20,100,000 Koreans seek their own government by their own choice.
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Associated Frees
Monolulu
Rhee
Korea
Japan
Meredith to Speak at Grundy County Fair
Grundy Center Iowa September 2 The Grundy County fair opens September 7 with Meredith secretary of agriculture among speakers. Several baseball games are slated and the produce and stock exhibit should exceed the average. A new evening program at the grounds will be featured and many other additions are planned. A record crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Meredith
Secretary of Agriculture
Gerard to Supervise Demo Campaign Cash
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany has been named chairman of the finance committee of the Democratic national committee. Senator Harrison announced he will supervise the collection of campaign funds while George White is absent from Democratic headquarters in New York.
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Associad Bros
New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Democratic National Committee
Harrison
George White
Gerard
Sugar stock prices steady near fresh refiners bids
New York on September 3 announcements set refined sugar prices close to recent second hand speculative levels. Federal Sugar Refining cut its price for fine granulated to 15 cents a pound less 2 percent. Abuckle Brothers left their previous bid at 15 cents a pound for limited supplies. Other refiners made no price changes. A Chicago stockyards visit by southeastern farmers occurred today, touring livestock association HQs.
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Associated Press
New
Poles and Lithuanians in Boundary Dispute and War News
Reports from London and Warsaw detail Lithuanian readiness to defend against Polish incursions and demand a temporary demarcation line. Polish forces reportedly entered Suwalki amid mixed dispatches on fighting near All Rustowo and Brest-Litovsk, with Bolshevik advances in several regions and diplomacy shifting to Riga talks for guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettin
Lithuania
Kovno
Oly
Ideny
London
All- Rustawo
Warsaw
London Times
Suwalki
Augustowo
Budenny
Galicia
Sokola
Brest-Litovek
Jis
Brest-Litovsk
Moscow
Mallés
Lublin
Lemberg
Daevsky
Poland
Adolph
Abramowiez Joffe
Germany
Brést- Litovsk
M. Danishevsky
Riga
Prince Sapieha
George Tchitcherin
Balshevik
Sign Wage Contract in Scranton Ends with Plan to Seek More
Representatives of the United Mine Workers of America who signed a new two year wage contract with local operators met to plan reopening the agreement for further increases. They said the signed contract was unsatisfactory, giving workers little more than the operators had offered and rejected last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Mine Workers of America
Germany Accepts Terms on Breslau Incident Demands
The German foreign office announced acceptance of the French reparations terms following the Breslau incident in which a German mob attacked the French consulate. Berlin telegrams yesterday had predicted Germany would accept the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Presas
Paris
Foreign Office
Breslau
Berlin
Erratic Courier Notice for Home Delivery Time
Fragmented report requests recipients to expect an error free delivery at one o'clock and to check for a paper copy if a barrier day or error occurs. Instructions urging readers to call the office before 1:38 and to ensure they receive their pager are included in this uneven OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Cadae
Tims
Photec Calle
Meee
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B. Reed
Mr. Reed
FRANKLIN C_ PLATT
Geo. E. Lichty
Sweet Address Legioners
Midwest Waterway
Ocean Prison
Lone Signal
Delaware
Delaware River
Engine
Girard
Harvester
Livestock Associations
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