Briand Refuses Premiership Amid Socialist Opposition
Aristide Briand announced to President Doumergue that he cannot form a new cabinet as socialist congresses resist his plan. The stance follows Leon Blum backed moves to counter Briand and pivot support toward Painleve. US debt envoy Burton sails for Europe to assess war debts amid continuing French political turmoil.
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Aristide Briand
France
Socialist Congress
Rveriusing
Leon Blum
Herriot Thome
Herriot
Briand
M. Painleve
Theodore Cazals
Radical Socialist Party
Maurice Sarrant
Painleve
Pam
U. S
Washington
Europe
Treasury
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Debt Funding Commission
Finrope
Marrow
Tle
Geneva
United States
London
Burton
Paris
Wolf cubs found in washout den near Shenandoah
Shenandoah April 14 seven wolf cubs were found in a washout den near here by farmer Byron Brayman. A neighboring farmer killed the cubs to collect the county bounty. Cedar Rapids April 14 funeral services for Mrs Mario Lake wife of Frank C Lake a former state legislator were held at 2:30 p.m. today from her mother's home.
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Shenapdoah
Byron Brayman
Sranganian Wilk
Solon
Cedar Repids
Mario Lake
Prank C. Lake
Sioux City
G. D. Johnson
Ames
M. Russell
William Jardine
Wasington
Russell
Ames High School
The
Town State College
Peter Carlson
Robert Christopher
Tarlyan
Carlson
Cedar Rapids
F. Oo. Milson
Hhey
Ed. Sykes
Japanese Evangelical Church Conference Opens in Tokio
A national Christian Church for Japan independent of foreign support looms as delegates arrive for the evangelical forward movement conference. About two thousand Japanese churchmen of all creeds are expected to attend.
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Tokio
Japan
Evangelical Forward Movement Conference
Western Grazing Orders Under Senate Inquiry
Washington April 14 The senate public lands sub committee,\n investigates revising grazing regulations for about 1 000 000 acres of western forest reserves. Western stockmen protested higher charges and smaller herds, urging secure tenure to justify fencing water development and better animals. Affected areas include Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming. Last year western stockmen grazed 2 500 000 cattle and 10 000 900 sheep on these reserves.
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Senate Public Lands
Western Storkmen
Department of Agriculaure
Arizona
California
Colorado
Waho
Montana
Nevada
New Meico
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Flood Destroys Michigan Crops Across Detroit River Basin
A torrent from the Huron River breached an artificial embankment, submerging 25 000 acres of corn from Plat Rock to Ypsilanti. Plat Rock, South Rockwood, and Belleville were flooded, housing and bridges were wrecked, and residents were displaced. State troops aided evacuations as waters receded.
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Plat Rock
Ypsilanti
Dluron
Detroit
Plat Feck
South Rockwood
Belleville
Apirthy
Lottsite
Wage Increase for City Employees Approved at Vinton Meeting
The Vinton council approved higher salaries for city waterworks staff led by Engineer George Schindler who rises from 135 to 150 dollars monthly and for assistant engineers Rowe and Davis. Firemen Pettit Bearbower and Reifenstahl also gain. Clerk assistant Hazel Brewer moves from 80 to 85 dollars. Mayor Paustoy’s meeting left one vote against. Andy Brewer offered mayoral appointment, decision pending.
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Vinton News
George Schindler
Vinton Council
Schindler
Robert Rowe
Ray Davis
Charles Pettit
Grant Bearbower
Bert Reifenstahl
Albert C. Houlihan
Ge Thremain
Ef. Moon
Hazel Brewer
Gilchrist
Paustoy
Andy Brewer
Vinton
Brewer
Police capture alleged forger in dramatic chase climax
Des Moines says Edward 28 alias W Lawler was taken after a tense chase in which shots were fired. He faces four counts of obtaining goods by false pretenses and is held on $5,000 bond awaiting preliminary hearing. A downtown store purchase order led to the tip that the suspect, wanted in Canada with a $150 reward, was in town.
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Des Moines
T. Edward
W. Lawler
Humphrey
Norlork
Titenprey
Limphrey
Vann
Cana
Ouster Decree Elates Kansas Labor Leaders
The Supreme Court nullifies the Kansas industrial court law, restoring charter rights of labor. William Green of the AF of L praises the decision as freeing labor to bargain, claims compulsory arbitration trapped workers as slaves, and expects a more favorable atmosphere for labor and capital.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Hhe Supreme Court
William Green
Teoarbitration
Green
Kansas Industrial Court
Amercan
Rescue of American Boss Kidnapped by Mexican Bandits
Washington reports George Fertner, an American executive of the Penn-Mexican Fuel Co, was kidnapped near Tampico on April 6 and rescued by Mexican soldiers on April 10. The American Consul at Tampico notified the state department as urgent representations were made to Mexico. One bandit was killed and the leader hanged the next morning.
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Washington
George
Fertner
Penn-Mexican Fuel Company
Tuxpam
Mexico
Tampico
State Department
Virginia Supreme Court Jurist Fatally Shoots Self
In Svistal Virginia, Judge Joseph L. Kelly, appointed a week earlier by Governor Prinkle, accidentally shot himself at his home while shooting rats. He died minutes later. The incident occurred as family members described the events surrounding the firearm discharge.
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Svistal
Joseph L. Kelly
Virginia Supreme Court
Prinkle
Fearful Blaze Cremates Woman in New Castle Home
In New Castle, Mrs. Anna Miller of G3 Eugene was cremated when a dwelling burned. Believed to have occurred as the Our was discovered, the fire details remain unclear. Mrs. Miller, wintering with the Weinschenk family, was awakened by relatives as flames were found.
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New Castle
Anna Miller
Eugene
Drew
Jorlay
Miller
Ter
Weinschenk
Weather outlook for Somewit town Wednesday
A forecast indicates cooler conditions on Wednesday, especially in the south portion. The rest of the town may see modestly cooler temperatures with partial cloud cover and light winds.
Hospital Assured Vinton Another Year
The Virginia Guy Memorial Hospital in Vinton will operate for another year after a fundraising drive raised 4476.41 dollars. Chairman Glenn Port and Director R G Grassfield praised residents, with donor WY Ellis contributing 438.76 and local students boosting totals by 250.45. Plan discussed for a city election to approve millage tax support.
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Vinton News
Virginia Guy Memorial Hospital
Vinton
Superation
Glenn Port
General Committee
R. G. Grassfield
C Grossfield
Port
WY. C. Ells
Bankeroaml Limber
Ellis
Grassfield
Hospital Board of Regents
Iity
Early Anglers Hit River With Costly Catch
In Cedar Rapids on an April day the balance of a river outing turns costly as Harry Coble and Steve Rate are pressed to pay twenty dollars per fish after game warden intervention. Justice George Lightner orders twenty four hours to raise funds or face jail, following a thirty six fish haul.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry Coble
Steve Rate
Steve
George Lightner
Lightner
Robison arraigned on extortion threats to rich farmer
In Nevada on April 14 Robinson was arraigned for extortion, waived preliminary hearing, and bound over to the grand jury on $3,000 bond. Authorities say he sketched arsenic pins and dynamite sticks as threats to force a $50,000 payoff from Frank Kimberly, a Collins township farmer, who reported the letters.
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Nevada
Fln
Robinson
Arrest Ship Officers For Smuggling Japs
Yokohama police arrested the Japanese steward of the Admiral Oriental liner President Madison and another Japanese on charges of smuggling 50 compatriots into the United States. Police say the men received 1900 yen per person for the smuggling operation.
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Yokohama
Madison
United States
Seizure of 8000 Pistols Off Hamburg Steamer R. C. Riekmers
Customs officers seized the steamer R. C. Riekmers arriving from Hamburg at Shanghai on April 1. The vessel carried eight thousand pistols and half a million rounds of German manufactured ammunition, with claims of further arms landed at Darjen before the ship’s arrival.
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R. C. Riekmers
Hamburg
Darjen
Thee
Lawyer Chadsey Remanded for Sanity Exam
New York April 14 Nathan B Chadsey a lawyer was arrested yesterday on a charge of disturbing Alanson B Houghton former ambassador to Germany and recently appointed ambassador to Great Britain. He was remanded to Bellevue hospital for an examination as to his sanity when arraigned today.
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Nathan B. Chadsey
Alanson B. Houghton
Germany
Great Britain
Bellevue Hospital
London Papers Claim Hindenburg Assault Plans
London newspapers demand Hindenburg withdraw from the German presidential race warning of chaos in Europe if he wins. The Foreign Office says Britain will not intervene while Beavorbrook papers fear a rally of France Poland and Czechoslovakia against Hindenburg.
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Hindenburg
Lord Beaverbrook
Foreign Office
Great Britain
von Hindenburg
France
Former Vinton Solon Plans Dakota Jaunt
Former State Representative Dave Mackie and his son Leland depart Vinton for Mobridge South Dakota to break up about 500 acres of Virgin prairie for flax planting. They plan to plow with a twelve foot plow and seed with a drill, performing tillage and seeding concurrently.
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Leland
Vinton
Mobridge
S. D
Mackies
English Countess Howe Dies in Amersham
Amersham England April 14 The Countess Howe daughter of John Davis of New York died here today at a local residence.
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Amershand
England
Countess Howe
John Davis
New York
Ambiguous Baseball Schedule Shuffle Across Leagues
Fragmented schedule items show American League games featuring Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit, with National League matchups St Louis at Cincinnati and New York at Boston, plus American Association contests Minneapolis at Kansas City Milwaukee at Louisville St Paul at Columbus.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American’ Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisvilles
St. Paul
Columbus
Opening Day Notes From A Cloudy Opening Week
The season began amid forecasts of rain with several games in doubt including Giants Braves Yankees and Indians Browns and Tigers. Everett Scott extended his consecutive games streak to 1291 as George Mogridge started for Washington and Urban Shocker for the Yankees while fans greeted new uniforms.
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jClear
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Browns
Detroit
Sce
Tigers
Washington
Everett ‘Scott
George Mogridge
Urban Shocker
St. Louis
Yankees
Opening of 1925 Major League Season Anticipated in New York
The article notes the 1925 season begins in New York with broad public interest, calling baseball a hallowed American institution. It mentions eight major cities awaiting the opening and likens the buzz to a reporter's dramatic tale of a mud dog running amuck to illustrate chaotic excitement.
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New York
Brookhart Vote Lead Edges Up After Recheck
In Des Moines on April 14 United States Senator Smith W Brookhart gained several hundred votes in the recheck of the 144 Polk county voting machines. Col KOP Phayer in charge said the senatorial investigating committee ordered totals not to be made public.
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Des Moines
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Polk County
Astf
Col
K. OP. Phayer
Repairing Cables After Frost Breaks Downtown Lines
City Electrician Roy Miller explains underground cables fail when water freezes around them. He notes frost depth, replaces damaged wiring, and plans steel taped cables to prevent future outages. The public utility works to restore power as crews recable downtown electra lines.
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Jack Frost
City
Roy Miller
Miller
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