Republican And Times, The (Newspaper) - January 26, 1922, Cedar Rapids, Iowa THE REPUBLICAN AND TIMES MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED Associated is exclusively entitled to the use fur of nil credited to ft or not otherwise credited to the paper VOL 52 United Fresc Leased Wire CEDAR RADIOS IOWA THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 26 1922 Republican 1870 Established NO 274 TATE OPENS FIGHT AGAINST RAILS MONDAY UKES MAJOR f NEGRO TO NO Major Charged with ling Soldier for ing Back BEATEN y Guards Stripped es and Clubbed Them Into Insensibility Snowbound Jap Passengers Are Living In Snow Honolulu T II Jan on a snow bound train in northern Japan are now awaiting the passing of a fearful In un hotel established by a relief train sent to their aid according to dispatches in the language newspaper here The passenger train ly buried in tho drifts is by the relief crew Crew and lime cut their living il out of the huge of snow alone the tracks PNEUMONIA TAKES HEAVY DEATH TOLL N NEW YORK AGAINST iN EOR NEW SPE UNDER WAY Italian Payer Suggests man May be Benedict's Successor MERRY DEL VAL WORKS Actual Interment of Benedict Will Take Place I Thursday Influenza Spreads Throughout New Cases Throughout Country M Staff Correspondent lington Jan of American soldiers being ully shot and beaten to death A B F were laid before the investigating committee on the Watson charges e j today j direct that Major Joei of Orange X J shot a colored private named who talked back ork Jan have was made by Henry been deaths from of Lawrence nin eight from acute bronchitis and i one irom influenza in greater Xew ior Phillips ordered Patterson York during the last 4 the on kitchen the department of public health said but ed today he had been at kitchen j There were 302 of pneumonia or days and v as He and influenza reported to the for permission to go on pick j within the same period in Patterson finally for chen the major followed him ot him through the side I e feet away and helped carry on out He was taken to the 1 and never came back ir Phillips was never tried for the witness said ry who served with military to the health authorities company told a startling story twenty-four hours while ier prisoners beaten by foiled Press Staff Rome Jan to choose a cope from outside th of Italian cardinals have put j der way in a formal campaign the Romano stated today I The paper hi ings inenti the that a German j may fie chosen to succeed the late Benedict XV The paper's ulai interest because same paper had domed all any campaign to choose than an Italian for Vatican being made Cardinal Del Val papal of state under Pope iMus X is directing the campaign to bleak th tradition of choosing an Italian ry Del Val a Spaniard is of the candidates tor the The rardinal is being assisted the paper states by the Jesuit order kept in the background during dict s pontificate because of the Th Jesuit Xew York Jan With Xew York facing the ot an in- epidemic Health Copeland renewed his warning to the public to precaution against th I General it is stated la germ More than t'25 cases of the j all cardinals is they arrive flu and pneumonia were reported in Rome for tne late pope's funeral vas common practice where I ie declared for the to tie their hands about leads and beat them into with knotted ropes and clubs hauled away to the some of them w e never saw to in the last physicians add to the the of the leports were expected total today blames the housing ation for the prevalence of the Washington Jan in- crease in number of cases in parts of the United States I don't know whether they j was by tho public health not bureau here today Meagre and in- of a previous witness i reports from 15 states line soldiers were killed I showed 274 new cases had been dis- farr police and the bodies the last seven Tie totals showed OS2 cases this with 308 last week hr American hospital at France refuted today bv York physicians who were at the hospital and who denied ie bodies came there Colonel James P In pn of tte charges of a a private Jn the hanged man In Question Barney tried By court-martial and approved by EMPLOYES TO TE ON STRIKE HALT Head Advises Unions to Their Vote This Week 111 Jan of houses v ho been vote whether or not re- work nis of lion advised all locals to com- week have never th ami in some remain in operation was Affective s the in s veral SHOP CRAFTS FIGHT Will Start New Disputes With Employers in Effort to Re- gain Lost Ground Chicago Jan craft em- ployes of the railroads today started direct negotiations em- in an effort to overthrow the decision the United Plates railroad board ane one-half for Following i over a period days heads of the instructed to new with the railroad managements and at- by tin 1 oard i o a- i n is reached the mattT before railroad labor board for readjust TV ent Queer Quires Of The News Pol Off The Clicking Keys Six bandit ate sK orders of in of They then took Irom the cash and to run them Too many en- lire time has been monopolized by one man IK forced to return swh jv reward for misspent time as a ment Alice iil in appealing it ordered her to return the Milwaukee Brown and started making motions in front of he smiled and issued the to i in- deaf and Ills Simon Kellerman bad a barber wipe the lather from so he m Kith lor i new trial in Marie ed a years P 0 Zimmerman for Continental Oil company wanted an Airedale dop friend in Manhattan Kansas sent him one the prone The owner his return lo make the rest of my life ARMS MEET NEAR BE SETTLED SOON l American Delegates Assure j Question Nearly Cleared I LAST LARGE PROBLEM I Expect Conference Will Come i to Close Latter Part of Next Husband In Jail Forced Wife To Starve Ind Jan Hochi in pail here 011 of Ills to to cure her Is practicing whut ho lias refused 4.0 touch food since lie wits arrested now unconscious and blind she told 10 In r in that hor and would be cured Roche by the tcd in liis cell dies I'll follow her I'll take a bito to eat until she Rets well I'm Koing to show the 1 can take in own medicine TO RAISE TAX ASSESSMENT WILL OPEN HERE Twelve Hearings Scheduled for Different Cities INJUNCTION i H i OM Jan on t of v as lied j t i tnis vital problem been iho most e LINE UP BATTLES IN FARMERS PARLEY lets A of for ufi ol tin must serio is of tii K K us i is of to It uas this question y 10 the of HP treaty in and lie senate would out the pi not in REAL ESTATE MEN STORM IOWA CITY IN ANNUAL PARLEY if Shantung j nou Is i fie major of and j he of the rice for the tune is in The best Ford St rence Project and Farm Bloc Causing Trouble 1 tty T i United staff I Jan 25 Powerful i foi today to I the conference Irom ing on i in favor of Henry Ford's Shoals the St Lawrence river canalization project and the farm bloc r and other big ss is latter of are Kord York New i and other Atlantic coast the Lawrence Attorneys Arrayed for ning of Legal Battle Ex- j to Last Ues Jan state's law suit for raising the tax ments on railroads operating in Iowa will be started at Cedar Rapids next I Monday Twelve hearings will be held in ciues throughout the state and j will probably last for months l After the Cedar hearing I following cities will hear the case la j the order I Mason City Ames Council Bluffs j lied Oak Charlton Ottumwa i Sioux City Sheldon Spencer and JDes Moines ludge Martin J Wade haa Scott M Ladd and John masters I The have secured a injunction to stop the ment schedule and final decision may I not be given for years especially if appeals are to the Uni- led States circuit court of appeals and the States supreme court I Assistant Attorney General Bruce J XIX clause this 1 compromise i Pil by The and later for sacred college to select a new pope This has been set for February 2 j Other Italian papers also show the most Intense interest in Benedict's I the role that the outside Italy are likely to play In making the choice Many papers however discount the belief that a German likely to be chosen by expressing that the conclave ot cardinals will develop an allied pro-German alignment in which the national interests of tho former belligerent nations will play a prominent part would delay action by the conclave and hold up the selection of a new pope While toe discussion of Benedict's successor went mul Cedar Rapids Delegates Life of Convention as Sessions Get i Under Way o'clock today a large crowd assembled outside St Peter's awaiting opening of tne doors The body will be on until p m today row the actual interment will take place to a definite decision reached The second day of the funeral vice was celebrated with increasing solemnity The sacred fixed thp lime for the funeral tomorrow it 3.30 p it was officially announced i v ill be liese homeland in turn Japan mat they not be fortified i The Far Kastern conference today reached the bottom of its i communications In City Jan j hough it planned to back to delegates with their black and subject of the twenty-one demands after Shantung is The red arm bands black and gold skull CRt fay tney tell the caps and rasping tho j ence it cannot decide on the validity life of the at the third annual j of demands here Settlement of convention of the of Iowa Shantung question probably will Real Estate Hoards which opened Its thc session here thU morning 1 H on the Shantung railway the fai m bloc in the conference are con- of incorporating indorsen of these issuer m the prog as pan for relief a coiv to Bureau r is the light in favor [of the Muscle and St Lawrence projects and in this it has the port of a majority the farmer in- at the conference The er representations stand as a unit in favor of the farm bloc of the agricultural I opening hearing at Cedar Rapids CHOUSE IN UPROAR ON LYNCH MEASURE Fisticuffs Narrowly Averted n Scrap on Measure ence will carry direct to Secretary Washington Ian bih brought on scenes ot dis- m the house late today Descending the Itv to the strength of forty the Parlor City the largest ot any delegations yet present took the leading part in 100 from the leading cities of the state already registered and many more expected to arrive oday the convention to be one of the best in the history of the association Although I be of the confab ranks among the leading con- venti registrations for lown arp f j and V of War Weeks this afternoon their fight for prompt disposal of the Muscle Shea's nitrate plant to Henry Ford Editors of leading farm and others will appear before Weeks to urge that he do everything possible I while women children dinal points of this proposal as lo ed the United Press of interrupted China be allowed to be started With the galleries packed full of Sisson sippi democrat attacking the de- clared lynching etop when black rascals kept off block Thy China appoint a manager and that there be a Japanese and Chinese accountant MAID LEADS BURGLARS THROUGH APARTMENTS SHOOTING EVIDENCE to Prove law Shot Movie Director Chicago 111 Jan beautiful maid lead of i band of sought bv today looting of apartments worth of and MARRIAGE KILLED ART EXCUSE OF ASSAILANT I ihr ni I ar ft found h v d i i Jan 25 Ff and T J fof ron i -u M al men in W COX TO SPEAK ON ISSUES the Music married Ir- loct his genius arid the lire which in- spired his aii Obendorf l former in ex- an attack made the and his bride declared that iff r mai i Klsa j Silver Troph ien spoko were- A ie f WaKh of I Haw A of i: man of if Th a S 1 Mrs ind i In- band Los Calif Jan blood soaked shin waist a blood ind two form the in th which tie around M1 s of Krain r shut from ambush in to wood night Mis b- with on I jail mister tho inj uith ei name negroes In the Vallery almost as one man applauding and cheering Tiie southern democrats on the floor of he immediately jumped to their feet with and booes Sit down some of them cried not are a some one in the gallery i d The entire chamber was in an for veral despite of bell speaker who tried to lesion order No violence re- ARRAIGN EIGHTH FOR HANGING STRIKEBREAKER I ARREST THREE MEN FOR SIOUX CITY HOLD UPS of 111 ma the Jan 15 i Oscar H Smith 10 the eighth man in connection with the M HEPBURN YORK FINANCIER IS DEAD will Obendorf j The at their home i 1 from the home be n irto A the but th hanO Thin igb th nm I ben mioi pro r eriv d th I PALMER WELCOMES BOSCH SALE PROBE tii -i i hi 01 flu IH holds t he e f Mr H e 1 T e- shot her but m n l I IT ill Tne l i io IS md in Hi MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO FORCE BONUS THRU in of 1 bnlee nw bit jj i w ARREST FORMER CONVICT FOR STREET CAR HOLDUP off li Trod If M FIREMEN TEN STORES BURN Ti COMPANY TO MAKE NEW ANTISEPTIC i K r 1.1 1 Tlv lii d mil Tt Iron 1 n 1 Mi- a it 1 r ill imr of strikebreaker and who is d to confessed his part in the will he arraigned l General Short an- Smith al Mart Ten after had secured from othe members of the j tint ID have lynched Brooks i the to quit work 1 -i lie nf boys to affair Smith lold Shoi t I not had since the lynch Three two i fnr to m the and have been to imprisonment f tti Tb mill A- ill f 1 lire Chamber of Commerce Directors Seek II I I I'll I be 1 f 1 1 T 11 J WATERLOO HOUNDS TRACE TWO BURGLARS but SMASH DUBUQUE END OF AUTO THEFT RING i SLASH IN J to a PAY IS ACCEPTED N is not an African a member of Waterloo f which ha more than any followed men of of ih and Trie tore BANDIT CONFESSES I ir 1 f-r ir- on into I ri r Id ri i: AND BABY DEAD FROM BURNS Mi- LAUNCHED DRIVE Wi BANK THEFT rxs Farm 1 H R Trewin of Legal Department and Post Manzon Explain Desires of Local Legionnaires on Subject f n r 1 f p i i T If t c i ill -i r i N c n Up 1 h f1 GARLAND PLANS UTOPIAN i r i f TM A CO or a 11 K T ri 1 i T n 1 lo If 1 it h 7 ml r 1 i c f T 1 V inc a f 1 1 d i T t- oV f 1 J i r i Till 1 -1 1 1 I vf 1 1 f t Til e i -.1 s r l t f iv r 1 r t r T- t M t -1 i- 1 rr I t 1 r T i M i COLONY IN AR Millionaire to on M rf f 1 1 K r 1 Ti e V ifft 1 1 r 1 H 1 V Ci IT Th i- ft 1 v lp T T borne 1 1 -t ie r h I i M 1 r -i f T K t M re io e im i Thi v j Illinois and of used at GOVERNMENT PROBES FURRIERS TAX SWINDLE 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