German nationalists plan ticket for Reichstag
Berlin reports the nationalists intend to run General Lidendorf and del Wither for the Reichstag if ey oesengas death sentences in the high treasean Crisd at Muniel. Murderer Insane Lowten sought by Major Mailey, suspected fleeing to the United States, now confined in a Luxembourg asylum per the Evening Standard.
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Berlin
Lidendoroft
del Wither
Reichstag
Ey Oesengas
Treasean Crisd
Muniel
Lowten
Mar
Mailey
United States
Luxembideg
Evening Standard
Daroe Jersey Bred Sow Sale Held Near Vinton
Howe announces annual Daroe Jersey bred sow sale set about 2 1 2 miles southeast of Vinton near county home. Craft Bros. of La Porte City listed as organizers and sellers for the event in March.
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March
Howe
Vinton
Craft Bros
la Porte City
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and Illinois
General forecast shows fair weather tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. In Wisconsin expect pleasant conditions with stable temperatures. In Illinois expect fair weather tonight and Thursday with no major temperature shifts.
Coolidge Denies Freedom To P J Abandon Hope F For Mellon Plan
Shanghai dispatch reports a disastrous fire in Chourson, Stutung province, after a stable overturn sparked flames that destroyed the town last night. About 300 killed, thousands homeless, with many trapped in beds and lacking medical care. Bandits looted the dead and burning houses as the blaze spread through narrow streets.
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Coolidge
P. J
Mellon
Shanghai
Chourson
Stutung
Involvement of Coolidge Mentioned in Telegraphs
Washington March 3 Senator Heflin charged that telegrams to EL B. McLean referred to President Coolidge as "the principal" in code messages from Post employees. Heflin urged Bennett to explain who was seen and what was meant by "the principal" in the telegrams to the oil investigating committee.
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Washington
EL B. McLean
Washington Post
Fir Rennet
Post
Spanish Troops Suffer Reverses and Arrest Made in Dope Case
Gibraltar news reports mutiny among Spanish troops in Malaga and heavy fighting with Rif tribesmen along the Moroccan frontier. Rebels reportedly captured a unit near Melilla and requisitioned mail steamers for troop transport. Additional brigades ordered to Aigercirag while a Moroccan communique notes attacks near Midar and Lamaroja with casualties. In San Diego, an extensive narcotics investigation led to the arrest of Mrs. Sadie Stock and chauffeur Oscar Dusel on federal narcotics charges. Stock reportedly had 22000 dollars and 5000 dollars in jewelry.
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Malaga
Rif
Moroccnan Trontier
Spanish Foreign Legion
Melilla
Aigecirag
Morocco
Midar
Lamaroja
San Diego
Catif
Sadie Stock
Oscar Dusel
Board Waits on Belle Plaine Culvert Claim
The board of supervisors defers action on the Fasih 50 claim for culverts built within Belle Plaine city limits. Local controversy centers on council members and J Irwin with taxpayers opposing county funding while some believe Belle Plaine must bear costs. Community sentiment hinges on disputed statements and official spokesman influence.
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Board of Supervisors
FASIH
Elle Plame
Belle Phaine
Belle Plaine
J. &. Irwin
Renton County
J. Irwin
Irwin
Procter and Gamble Fighting Boycott Testimony
Testimony in Minneapolis on charges that Procter and Gamble faced a boycott by soap distributors and wholesalers including the Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Wholesale Grocers Association. George E. Wallace, FTC examiner, heard evidence about the period since July 1, 1920 when the firm ended its low price schedule to wholesalers.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Oan
Procier and Gamble Company
Minnesota-Iowa-Nebraska Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Procter and Gamble
Mardi Gras Violence Leaves Two Dead and Hundreds Arrested
New Orleans reports indicate two Black individuals died and hundreds were hurt during Mardi Gras celebrations. Police and hospitals recorded 298 arrests and 213 injuries, with 148 arrests for intoxication.
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New Orleans
Hur ry relief to Costa Rica hurried
Relief work was rushed today for thousands of Costa Ricans made homeless by earthquakes in San Jose and Merida. Five strong shocks struck San Jose at intervals of 15 to 20 minutes. One report said no loss of life in the capital though panic and injuries occurred.
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Panama
Canal Zone
Mar. F
San Jose
Merida
Kvale Proposes New Dry Laws In Congress
Representative Kvale of Minnesota, successor to Volstead, introduced bills in the house to require reporting of alcohol holdings to the internal revenue commission and to levy taxes on private stock. He said the measure would force the affluent to abandon their hidden estates and criticized national prohibition as untried and failing.
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Washington
Mar
Internal Revenue Commission
Kvale
Minnesota
Volstead
Wood Pike
United States
$325 ACRE FOR RADEKE FARM SALE IN IOWA TOWNSHIP
The recorder lists the Otto L. Radeke farm at Leroy township sold to Gustave Hl. Plagman for 62000, or 325 an acre, 160 acres, with a modern house and electric, located northwest of Blairstown. The Radeke sale helps reestablish land values for improved farming and reflects town convenience and soil quality. The WD. Jones 200 acre farm south of Atkins sold to Henry G. Wrag at about 210.50 an acre based on revenue stamps.
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Recorder's Office
Otto L. Radeke
Leroy Township
Gustave Hl. Plagman
Blairstown
Radeke
Wallace
Recorders
WD. Jones
Atkins
Henry G. Wrag
Sister of Vinton Resident Marries Sister of Vinton Resident
The marriage of Miss Martha Ermels sister of Peter Ermels of this city and Charles Edgar Atkinson took place recently at Webster City the Ernags family home. The bride is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs B Ermels. Mr Ermels owns the Vinton artificial ice plant. Figson Peter operates the business. The couple will reside in Webster City where Atkinson is a noted architect and builder.
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Martha Ertelk
Peter Ermels
Charles Edgar Atkinson
Webster City
Ernagels
B. Ermels
Ermels
Vinton
Figson Peter
Honduran Troops Occupy Tela. U S Rights Cited
About 500 Honduran soldiers under Gen. Cisneros occupied Tela, asserting American property rights would be respected. Advised by Vice Consul Wilkinson at the state department, the move was reported from Washington on March 4.
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Woshington
Cisneros
Provisional Government
Tela
State Department
Stanley L. Wilkinson
Senate Won't Nullify Tax Bill After House Passed
Washington March. Republican readers hear that the Senate will not kill the tax reduction bill killed by the house and revert to Mellon plans. Longworth compromise may be defeated on the Senate floor, with hopes to cut 87.5 percent surtax to 35 dashed. White House talks show Coolidge backing the Longworth bill as best compromise with Democratic insurgents. Senate committee expected to back Mellon rates, but floor vote likely to replace with Longworth rates.
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George R. Holmes
Ck. N. S. Stat
Washington, Mareh
Senate
Coolidge
House
White House
President Coolidge
James J. Watson
Indiana
Moyes
New Hampshire
Capitol
Ways and Means Committee
Des Moines Laborer Injured in Plant Conveyor Accident
Des Moines Ta Mar 5 Harry Lilley a 43 year old laborer at the Hawkeye Portland cement plant near Des Moines was caught in an automatic conveyor his clothing caught in the convey or which crushed his chest and broke his right leg resulting in dangerous injuries.
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Des Moines
Harry Lilley
Hawkeye Portland Cement
Here
Russia seeks British credit for 154 million pounds
Moscow reports Soviet Russia seeks a three year credit of 154,000,000 pounds sterling about $729,750,000, to Britain for cash and goods. M Rakovsky, new Russian ambassador to England, is quoted. George Chicherin asks England to appoint a trained diplomat as ambassador to Russia, replacing Captain James O Grady.
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London
Mareth
Russia
Great Britain
Daily Express
Moscow
M. Rakovsky
England
George Tchitcherin
James O'Grady
Aliens Petition for Property Returns Under Winslow Bill
Washington March 5 Twelve thousand five hundred aliens filed petitions with the alien Property custodian for return of trusts valued under 10000 dollars Col Thomas W Miller announced today Nearly half of the applications have been favorably acted upon as stated by Miller Under the Winslow bill signed a year ago the trusts are returnable
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Washington
Thomas W. Miller
Mitler
Leonard Wood Confidence in Administration Discussed
The text shows Leonard Wood asserting faith in the administration and urging Filipino cooperation. It notes assurances of American government aid to advance education culture and economic political capacity toward independence, while criticizing the Filipino people for attacks on and lack of cooperation with General Wood’s administration.
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Wond
Farmers Study Hog House Ventilation
Farmers study hog house ventilation with a Friday demonstration at the Grant Halgren farm four miles south of Vinton in Eden township. County Agent Heezen will explain ventilation principles as four flues for inlet and outlet are built. Work starts in the morning and interested observers are invited.
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Grant Halgren
Vinton
Eden
Heezen
Robbery at Piggly Wiggly payroll in Minneapolis
Three daylight bandits, driving a large touring car, robbed S. ND. Angel general manager of Piggly Wiggly stores of a $3,000 payroll as he drove from a Minneapolis bank toward Midway. Angel’s briefcase containing the money was stolen. police pursue suspects in St. Paul area.
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Minneapolis
Minn
S. ND. Angel
Twin Cities
Midway
Angal
St. Paul
Checking Up the Auditor's Office
State Checker J J Israel is going over the records at the auditor's office. All courthouse offices are due for a check under a law made and provided for and put in place as such.
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J. J. Israel
Court House
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