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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

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British Near East Fleet Reinforced Amid Turkish Tension

News from Constantinople reports ten more British warships arriving in the Dardanelles to bolster forces as armistice talks near, with Turkish Nationalist concentrations around Ismid and Chanak and British naval power expanding to counter rising tensions before a potential clash.

Constantinople Dardanelles Bigha Kemal Paris Associated Press Ile Anatolean Sutyrna Noice Natanadae Isimid Chansk Mustapha Kemal Pasha Kuin-' Kterest Adramyti Chanak Karassi Smyrna Noureddin Pasha Mustapha Kemal Sea of Marmara Bosphorus Gallipoli

Clarksville Woman Dies Suddenly at Hall of Rebekahs

Clarksville Iowa September 27 Elizabeth Hickman pioneer of this vicinity was found dead seated in a chair in the I O O F hall after a fall. She had been in poor health but the shock of the fall likely caused her death. She would have been 77 on December 4. Survived by daughters Mrs Fran Man Mrs Jn Orr and Mrs Cora Hershey and other relatives.

Clarksville Elizabeth Hickman F. Hall Rebekah Jackson Relati Fran Man This City Jn Orr Momon Ind Cora Hershey Bristow

Jugo-Slavian Black Hand Militarians Plot Seat Prince King

Berlin dispatch reports unreli able word that Black Hand militarists proclaimed Prince George king of Jugo Slavia. Reports cite Baja on the Danube near Belgrade where clashes occurred. Croatian decentralists also linked to the movement. Prince George born 1857 was eldest son of Peter.

Black Hand United Press Berlin Prince George Jugo-Slavia Baja Danube River Belgrade George Peter Jon Alexander Slavia

Postmasters Named by Administration Amid Debate

Washington September 27 Postmaster General Work announced at a convention that 17 000 postmasters have been named under the current administration. He said 8 of the posts went to a presidential class and 7 81 in the fourth class, indicating broad changes in the postal setup.

Unatrea Washington, DC Na+ Yana Association of Postmashore Appa

Town Stallion Crowned Grand Champion at Belgian Show

Town Stallion won grand champion honors at a Belgian show directed by the state dairy and food commissioner. The event featured top Brown Swiss and Ayrshire bulls with Net Ee's Stasiz earning grand and judge’s top awards. Mary Bryan Powers entertained visitors with popular operatic piano solos at the auto show building.

LWO Bagque Port Dodge Sioux City Des Moines Davenport Ottumwar Marshalltown Hurlington Michigan Marshall & Sons Leslie Mich Net- Ee Stasiz Vronocka College Das M.C. Sehmid Monroe Wis A. EK Bower & Son Rushton AL. Og Nick Duchess of Beerfarm Allyn Delevan Wakosha Simmons & Sons Pe- Waukee J. A. Datron Oconumowae Howie Nade Aunior

Dex Moines heater inventor hurled from window in accident

E Grew, inventor of a heater, was thrown from a second story window sustaining a fractured hip. A 54 gallon distillate oil tank explosion at a plating works caused $10,000 damage and burned Leslie Crews. Grew tested the elf to prove it wouldn’t explode.

Dex Moines Grew Leslie Elf Alason City Joseph J. Clark Slines Town State College Chi Omega Delta Au

Hearst Faces Uncertain Path in New York Governorship Race

1922 analysis notes Hearst could sway Democratic leaders with controlling NY newspapers and funding power. A Smith ticket may trigger Hearst backed third party efforts, while Republicans rally behind Governor Miller and Senator Calder, complicating the race.

Nathan I. Miller William I. Calder New York Evening 4 Post Inca

Walnut City plans big apartment block on Walnut and Iowa

Bids opened for a four story brick with stone trim apartment building to crown the triangular block bounded by Walnut Iowa and Pine streets. Walnut Realty Co. proposes a $813000 project with estimates from several firms including Mugo Mirrors Construction Co. Minneapolis and Marek Levin Waterloo for heating and plumbing.

M. B. Cleveland Wal- Nutawiity Company Colenplut- Tan Durechora Mugo Imirs Construction Company Minnnerpolis Aten Marek & Levin Waterloo Jowest Idea Heating and Crumbing Colo Bros K. M. Berkley Tkere Awack Dubuque McDonald Construction Company Graham Bathurst Company Minneapolis Madnen & Potsreon Carrie-Simpson Company Watarloo Lauritzen Construction Company John G.stiller Beck Engineering Company Sinneapolis Walnut Pra Adams Wuinul Realty Company Pred Adaims

Battle Royal In Fulton Sparks On County Roadside

About 100 high school boys from Fulton Morrison and surrounding areas joined a chaotic bout on the Clinton highway spurred by rivalry over a girl. City Marshal Emery Ottens and Deputy Sheriff Byam halted the melee with Sheriff Whitney. no injuries reported and names of participants held.

Pulton, III Fulton Matt Tison Clinton Highway Wells Emery Ottens Sherif Whitney Byam Morrisom Morrison

Claims Lawyers Prey on Pressmen's Union

Pressmen's Home Tenn Sept 27 Col George L Berry president of the International Printing Pressmen Assistants union of North America says a group of meddlesome and unscrupulous lawyers and antagonistic employers preyed on the union He urges a concerted effort to preserve the union's stability and integrity He discusses the 44 hour week strike and reports finances ahead of the twenty ninth biennial convention.

Pressmen's Home Tenn George L. Berry International Printing Pressmen & Assistants Union of North America Appenis Berry Job

Army Dirigible C-2 Passes Over San Francisco

The army dirigible C-2 en route from Ross Field Arcadia to San Francisco passed over the business district at 12 0 p m with three army airplanes as escort. Crowds gathered as the craft hovered near Crissy Field.

San Francisco Cal Ross Field Arcadia Crissy Field

Unfaltering Vets Parade At State Hotel Review Stand

Veterans march in a ceremonial parade at a state hotel reviewing stand with flags saluting. Commanders and staff dismount from their mounts, veterans arrive at the general’s stand, and guards of honor salute with eyes right as officers enter the stand.

State Hotel Court of Honor Pitcher Flac Marchera

Building of Three Houses Is Started

Cares houses were started today according to permits issued. BR. N. Cowln will erect two more houses on upper Fourth street where a building boom has developed since St. Mary's school and Allen Memorial hospital. Henry Thotl man is the contractor. G. EF. Rolston will build a one story dwelling at 2161 Third street west costing about 34500. A. BE. Mutton has the contract.

Cares BR. N. Cowln Upper Fourth Street St. Mary's School Allen Memorial Hospital Henry Thotlman G. EF. Rolston Third Street A. BE. Mutton

Greece in Revolt as Constantine Abdicates and Navy Mutinies

London dispatch reports a Greek revolutionary movement led by Gonatus forces King Constantine to abdicate. Navy mutinies spread from the Aegean islands toward Athens as troops in Saloniki join the revolt, while former Premier Venizelos is not believed to direct the uprising.

George Russia Swithereland Ventzelcis London Greece Constantine Aegean Islands Athens Gonatan Mytilens Chiog Smyrna Admiralty Gonatus Saloniki Thrace Venizelos

Borah Pursues Bakhmetoff in Senate Inquiry

In Washington on Sept 27 Senator Borah announced former Russian ambassador Boris Bakhmetoff will be met in New York on arrival with a senate labor committee subpoena. The interview will address use of American funds loaned to Russia as Bakhmetoff sails to the United States to enter business.

Washington, D. C Boris Bakhmetoff United States New York Senate Labor Committee Senator Borah Bakhmetoff Borah Russia

Railroad Freight Traffic Increasing in Week to Sept 16

Washington Sept 27 More freight cars were loaded in the week ending Sept 16 than in any week since Oct 32 1921 the Association of Railway Executives announced. The total was 45 919 cars, surpassing the prior week by 113 175 cars, a figure reduced by Labor Day observances.

Washington, D. C Association of Railway Executives Iia

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