Harding Veto Strengthens Bonus Fight Despite Odds
Washington reports argue that President Harding’s veto of the soldiers bonus solidifies opposition for the long term. Mark Sullivan notes the fight will reemerge in future congresses as treasury strain and tax trends limit support and as political calculations shift after primaries.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Sesson
Congress
Uiis
Tha House
Harding
Treasury
White House
Senate
Mardding
Inna
Courier Delivery Cutoff Notice for Home Subscribers
The Courier will be delivered before 5 20. If you do not receive the paper by then due to carrier error or other causes, call 3330 and a replacement copy will be sent. Please call this office before 6 30 p m.
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Pleays
Bootleggers kill 125 enforcement agents since war ends
United Press reports Commissioner Haynes estimates 125 enforcement agents killed by bootleggers, with 24 federal and the rest state and local, plus more than 2,500 wounded. Texas leads in federal deaths, with two in several states and one in multiple others. Haynes criticizes lax public conscience fueling the traffic.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Haynes
Farnes
Texas
Georgia
Tennessee
Oregon
Mississipi
Virginia
Oklahoma
Alabama
Arkansas
New Jersey
California
Kentucky
North Carolina
Missouri
Children Die As Movie House Lobby Floor Gives Way
Pittsburgh report describes the Strand theater in East Liberty where the lobby floor collapsed dropping a crowd of schoolchildren into the basement. Two dead, nine injured initially. twenty more injured were taken to hospital and one child died there. Hangs Self In Garage report follows in Wilton Ta. Edward Altenberndt, 56, reportedly despondent over ill health, was found hanging by a rafter in a garage by his wife before 7 o'clock.
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Pittsburgh
Strand
Motion Picture Theatre
East Liberty
Wilton
Edward A. Altenberndt
Mystery Girl by Carolyn Wells opens serial murder tale
A New England college professor’s murder in his locked study puzzles investigators as no intruder or weapon exists. Detective footprints in snow point to the culprit, with the solution teased in the next issue of the Whiterlos Evening Courier tomorrow.
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New England
Apiri
Wife Reaffirms Summer Alibi in Poulin Tiernan Case
In South Bend Indiana Mae Poulin testified that Harry Poulin was with her during church visits while Mrs Tiernan claimed the defendant fathered her baby. Cross examinations sparked clashes as witnesses described alleged misconduct and alibi details.
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South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
Haberdasher
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Tiernan
Associated Pressi
Mae Poulin
Herry Poulin
Augusta Tiernan
Poulin
Floyd Johison
Paulin
Tllinois
Alibi
International News
Macs Poulin
August Tiernan
Tiernans
Intk
Potters to Close Plants in Wage Fight
Pittsburgh Sept 22 Members of the United States Potters association in conference here decided to close their plants Oct 1 rather than grant their employees a raise. The workers had voted to strike over the demand for a wage increase.
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Pittsburgh
United States Potters Association
Highway Weather Bureau report for Iowa towns
Weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau dated September 22, 1932, covering territory including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Waterloo with a note on generally good conditions and reports from Jymo Palas.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Charlee Cig
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Nes Moines Dubuque
la Gteree
Wis
Mason City
Wavario
Miners Buried in Graves of Stone in Argonaut Mine
Jackson pays final tribute to 46 Argonaut victims with 60 grave diggers at Catholic, Serbian, and Protestant cemeteries. One miner, William Fessel, believed entombed elsewhere, remains missing as crews pause to bury the dead and puzzle over his fate.
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Jackson
Cal
Mother Lade
William Fessel
Todey
Fessel
Argonaut
Hoddies
Three Men Killed At Corn Hidden Crossing In Illinois Central
Paullina Iowa September 29 Three members of a railroad bridge party were killed and another injured when an Illinois Central train struck the auto track they were riding last night at a crossing near Paullina The dead are O R McMat ie Floyd Richardson and FP A Madsen Beissler Matt Paullina injured seriously The wreck occurred as a corn field hid the crossing and the train approached unseen by the party members
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Paullina
Jtn
Illinois Central
O. R. McMatie
Floyd Richardson
Hampton
A. Madsen
Northwood
Matt Beissler
Jap-Russian Parley Heads for Breakup in Confusion
United Press reports from Toko indicate likely dissolution of the Chang Chun conference between Russia and Japan over far eastern issues. Japan reportedly told Russia its demands for evacuation of Sighalelh will not be granted until indemnity for the Nicholasvik massacre is arranged, potentially ending talks.
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United Press
Toko
Russia
Japan
Sighalelh
Nicholatvik
Cruiser Pittsburgh Being Prepared for Service in Near East
Philadelphia dispatch reports the cruiser Pittsburgh being outfitted for rapid deployment to aid destitute Armenians and Greeks. Under Rear Admiral Bristol in Constantinople, the ship will join the European fleet as flagship of Rear Admiral Long, with Commander Stabler stating it should reach the Legnant Wy by October.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mark Li
Bristol
Constantinople
A. Fo Long
John T. G. Stabler
Call Parley to Prevent Strike Next Year in Coal Fields
Notices sent to soft coal operators nationwide summon a meeting in Ohio on October 2 with United Mine Workers officials to form a committee. The goal is to avert a new strike by setting wage baselines and methods to prevent future trouble. A January 3 meeting will review the committee’s report. Signed by T. K. Maher and John K. Lewis.
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International News
United States
United Miner Workers of America
T. K. Maher
John K. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Y M C A to Expand on Present Site With River Wall Plan
Riverfront negotiators, Anslin Duct, Cedar Valley Hydraulic, and Y M C A officials agree to enlarge the Y M C A building on its present site. A uniform river wall from Bridge Street to Park Avenue is planned, with the dam redesigned to avoid rear expansion. The plan preserves the Y M C A riverfront rights and sets conditions for future development and possible new construction in 1924 or 1925. The west race will be abandoned in two years, allowing power use to shift to the east bank.
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Cedar Valley Hydraulic Company
Bridge Street
Park Avenue
Riverfront Commission
Hydrenisc Company
State Commission
M.G. A
Burt
Power Company
Waterloo & Cedar Walls Union Mill Co
M.C. A
M. Csa
5. A. Cohagan
Y. M. CG. A. Hund
Fin Foundation
Muthanarvenua
River Front
Man Jumps to Death Under Engine Wheels
An unidentified man jumped in front of a passenger train in Cedars Rapids Virginia late last night and was killed. Clothing found on him bore the initials A M A and H. A. and the name W. Marcela, suggesting a possible identity. He appeared to be about years old and penniless, with witnesses stating he stepped onto the track deliberately.
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Ceder Rapids
H. A
W. Marcela
Tha Nan
Ford 25 900 Orders Behind by Strike
Catroll Michigan Sept 29 Ford Motor Co faced more than 25 000 orders behind with daily receipts of 100 orders beyond a plant capacity of 5 200 cars. Ford planned extra shifts to catch up as shipments from Kentucky and West Virginia operators aided supply of 40 000 tons daily to the plant.
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Catroll
Mich
Ontraste
Kentucky
Wat Virginia
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Eggert Clinches Post Mastership By OKOF of Nate
Ray A Negert was confirmed as postmaster of Waterloo by the United States Senate this afternoon after nomination from Congress and President Harding. Eggert clinches a top Third district post as Cedar Falls duties loom. Welly offered no comment on the proposed change and formal checkout remains before Eggert assumes the reins. Salary remains 4000 a year, with prior figures cited and local candidates noted.
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Waterloo
United States Penalt
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Senate
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Burton Be
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Jestha Gourier
Washington
Sweet
Cumoubs
Rawson
Eggert
Elgert
Bright
Cedar Walls
Martin Brothers
M. H. Welly
Mer. Eggert Pian
Ate
Mygort
Marion
Laulding
Mopeettas
Welly
Waterlo
Fred
Petit
F. M. Shores
Charles
Muneigramnin
John
McGowan Seeks Separation Amid Domestic Turmoil
New York Sept 22 Mrs Malcolm McGowan testifies in court that her husband sang and danced after learning his mother in law had died and she found letters signed Babe Mary Kata Trix and Kit. The couple wed in Reveland Ohio and formerly lived in Philadelphia.
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New York
Malcolm McGowan
Veterans Split Over Bonus Bill At Grand Army Reunion
Gen Lewis S Pilcher arrives for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment as Commander Wibber notes Harding backed a deficient veterans bonus. Pilcher says veterans will get what they deserve. G A R officials discuss preparations for the annual reunion with Judge Joe of Tania, Ia. Continued on page two.
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Bens Hill
Lewis .S. Pilcher
Grand Army of the Republic
Wibber Sait
Harding
Tle
Pilcher
Grand Army
Grong Army
Joe
Tania
Boston Batteries Open Season with Doubleheader Wins
In Boston, the Cincinnati team faced the Boston Batteries with Coach McNamarca leading O'XN in the first game. The second game saw Cincinnati against Boston Batteries featuring Markle Hargrave Mathews and Q'Nelil as key players.
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Cincinnati
Boston Batteries
McNamarca
O'Xn
Boston Brolster
Markle
Hargrave
Mathews
Q'Nelil
Turkeys Drive Toward Turkish Straits Amid Allied Tensions
News wires from Rome, London, Paris and Angora report Turkish nationalist forces expanding in Anatolia and seizing key towns while demanding terms for Constantinople. British, French and Italian positions hold Chanak and Ismid with Krupp and Skoda guns. Preparations to unleash aircraft and tanks as Mustapha Kemal threatens action if no agreement.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Thrace
London
Charles ‘Harrington
Near East
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Dardanelles
Sapha Kemal Pasha
Anatolia
Germany
Austria
Turkish Nationalat
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Dardanalles
United Press
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Kemal
Chanek
Dardancher
Les A Jongue
Ismid Peninsula
Bosphorng
Constants
Inople
Pentinsula
Solamm
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