Government to safeguard public amid miners walkout
The United States government plans a nationwide protection program for the public during the miners’ strike set to begin in a week. By March 21 federal agents will be ordered to protect mining properties, warn both sides against violence, seek local cooperation, and advise miners to refrain from interfering with workers and operators keeping mines open.
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United Press
Nashington
D.C
Harding
Legion Play Nothing But the Truth Draws Warm Response
The George G. Luckey post of the American Legion closed its two night run of Nothing But the Truth. Cast members earned praise as a fine home talent show in Vinton. Director Eber Palmer received notable credit. Despite poor road conditions and weather the attendance held up with two solid crowds. After the show the cast enjoyed an eleven to twelve o'clock supper at Browns Cafe.
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George.g. Luckey
The
American Legion
Vinton
Legionnaires
Eber Palmer
Brown's Cafe
J S Shaffer to Speak Free Lecture at Commercial Club
J S Shaffer the altruist will give a free lecture at eight o'clock next Monday evening in the Commercial Club rooms. The talk starts promptly at eight with admission free.
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J. S. Shaffer
Seventeen Die In Mine Blast At Sopris
United Press reports in Trinidad Colorado that a mine explosion at Sopris cut many lives. Valentine Martin ez reappeared at the superintendent's office, lowering the death toll to seventeen with eight bodies recovered and nine miners still entombed. Gas forced a pause in rescue efforts, with full recovery uncertain and distraught relatives at the entrance.
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United Press
Trinidad
Colo
Sopris
Valentine Martinez
Diplomatic ratification hailed by Japanese officials
Wire Flashes report Japan expresses gratification over the US senate ratifying the four power Pacific treaty with Brandegee reservation. Also notes bicycle accident in Des Moines killing 15 year old Alexander, a federal probe into Texas night riding terror cases, Ford’s five day week impact, and Armour testifying in the Mistletoe yards case in Kansas City.
Senate debates legality of four power pacific treaty
Washington March 25. Senate faces questions whether the four power pacific treaty was legally ratified after Senator Hitchcock charged a declaration prepared by Secretary Hughes was not included in the ratification act. Lodge said the declaration reflects understanding, Hitchcock argued it is a treaty itself, and the issue could go to the Supreme Court.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
Hitchcock
Hughes
United States
America
Pacific
Lodge
Supreme Court
Centerville spring style show with living models
Centerville plans a spring style show with living models as local merchants and women's clubs wrap up the city auto show with a style parade. The event benefits the proposed swimming pool in the new city park. An admission fee will be charged.
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United Press
Centerville
Snake Eaters Avoid Venom According to Beyer
Animals that prey on snakes avoid the venomous head end of a poisonous snake. Hedgehogs foxes eagles and other predators do not eat the snake’s head, according to Z Beyer whose German venomous snake studies are translated in Scientific American.
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Z. Beyer
Scientitte Americun
Sole survivor recalls Miss Miami seaplane crash
In Miami Florida March 85 five people died when the seaplane Miss Miami crashed between Miami and Bimini. Pilot Robert Moore, rescued by the William Greene crew, described the tragedy before losing consciousness. Two passengers jumped as the craft sank. two women later died from exposure after Moore kept them on the wreckage. A man clung to debris until he drowned Friday. Victims were Mr and Mrs Lawrence B Smith and Mr and Mrs August Bulte of Kansas City and Mrs John Dickson of Memphis.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
Miss Miami
Bimini
William Greene
Robert Moore
Moore
Lawrence B.smith
August Bulte
Kansas City
John §. Dickson
Memphis
Tenn
Taxes for 1922 rise eight percent in Iowa
Iowa taxes for 1922 total 104 225 5AS 26, up 7 771 310 01 from 1921. Secretary R E B Johnson says school taxes lead with 49 000 438 47, counties and townships 31 591 808 79, cities 13 650 608, and the state 39 982 699 36. School taxes up 13 percent, cities 4 percent, state 8 percent, counties 0.5 percent.
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United Press Des Moines
Iowa
R. E B. Johnson
State Executive Council
My Garden Opens to Birds and Shelter in Spring
A quotation from Joseph Addison extols a garden inviting birds by springs and shade, offering them solitude and shelter and forbidding nest destruction in spring or fruit time, promising the music of the season in its perfection.
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Joseph Addison
Find the T's in the Daily Times Puzzle Contest
Readers are invited to study the puzzle picture in the Cedar Valley Daily Times and mail or hand in all T letters found. The paper offers 36 prizes with a special prize for the first largest list submitted. contest closes May 27.
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Daily Times
Cedar Valley Daily Times
the Times
Dad
Demonstrations in Jackson and Benton Next Week
Two ditch filling demonstrations will be held in Jackson on March 30 at 1:00 P M on the Greaser Bros farm and in Benton on March 31 at 1:00 P M on the BE N Mitchell farm. Demonstrators will show the brush dam method and discuss other soil erosion controls.
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Jackson
Greaser Bros
Jenton
BE. N. Mitchell
O Keefe Draws With Schlaifer In Colisuem Bout
In March 25 Denny O Keefe Chicago welterweight fought ten rounds with Morrie Schlaifer of Onsha at the coliseum here. The bout drew near four thousand spectators and ended in a split verdict among fans. Leo Huggins Davenport featherweight champion of the American army of occupation scored a narrow win over Harold Plude Des Moines in the semi windup.
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O'Keefe
United Press
Davenport
Denny O'Keefe
Chicago
Morrie Schlaifer
Onsha
Schluifer
American Legion Post
Leo Huggins
Harold Plude
Des Moines
Hope for rescue of five aboard missing airplane ends
Miami reports that radiogram from steamship William Green says aviator Robert Moore has been picked up at sea and is the sole survivor. Five passengers aboard the missing aircraft are confirmed to be unaccounted for.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
William Green
Robert Moore
Moore
Townley quits Non-Partisans in Great Peeve
Fargo North Dakota March 25 Arthur C Townley will resign as national president of the Non partisan league after the Minnesota state convention on March 31 he announced here today Townley called his speech a swan song and said his usefulness to the league is over He blamed A A Leiderbach state chairman for losing the members confidence and Leiderbach launched a sensational attack on Townley at the convention
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United Press
Fargo
N. Dak
Arthur C. Townley
League
Minnesota
Townley
A. A. Leiderbach
Leiderbach
Noteworthy Church Meeting at Van Horne
The 62nd annual session of the Iowa conference of the Evangelical association will meet at Van Horne from March 28 to April 2. About eighty ministers and laymen will attend with prominent preachers on the program. Bishop L H Seager of Naperville will preside and conduct Sunday services. Salem's Evangelical church members offer lodging with meals provided by church ladies in shifts.
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Iowa Conference of the Evangelical Association
van Horne
L. W. Bock
United Evangelical Church
The
Evangelical Association
L. H. Seager
Naperville, II
Salem
Evangelical Church
Hasmeent
Man Contends with Ill Eyes Amid Tough Hike of Classifieds
J. W Schaeffe struggles with a bad cold that has settled in his eyes, leaving him largely sidelined as he tackles heavy classified advertising work and a busy schedule.
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J. W Schaeffe
Golf Was Too Much For:Dying Japanese
Tokyo news reports Prince Yamagata, a Genro and militarist leader, died muttering golf. As he neared death he wondered about Crown Prince Hirohito who now governs Japan and reportedly plays golf. The piece frames the clash between old and new Japan as golf unsettled the dying Genro.
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Clarence Dubose
United Press
Tokyo
Prince Yamagata
Genro
Japan
Yamagata
Hirohito
Pretty Wedding at St. John's Church El Dorado Township
The Lutheran church at St. John's in El Dorado township hosted a notable wedding Thursday at 3 p.m. uniting Miss Christina Bierschenk and Carl Heppe with Rev. Steger officiating. About 150 relatives and friends attended the ceremony and reception at the Bierschenk home northwest of Newhall, highlighting a pink and white theme. The couple will begin housekeeping on the Heppe farm, with many local families and out of town guests from Greens and Hartley Iowa and Pa. present.
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Eldorado Township
Christina Bierschenk
Carl Heppe
Steger
St. John’s Church
Bierschenk
Newhall
Benton County
Pennsylvania
Heppe
Wedburg
Carl Biarschenk
Ding
Gus Plische
Greens- George
William Olhausen
Hartley
Iowa
St. John's Parochial School
Bertram
Ford Emloyes Adopt Five Day Week At Ford
Detroit March 25 United Press reports Ford Motor Co will switch 50 000 employees to a five day 40 hour week effective immediately. A minimum wage of 6 per day remains in force. Edsel Ford says the change gives workers more rest and time for home life.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
Ford
League of Nations Pact Ask May Be Approved
United Press reports Washington March 25 notes the League of Nations may face approval or rejection of the power treaty as signatory nations await action. Other powers at Geneva have ratified. Britain and France among them. Fred Braginton returns from Chicago amid optimistic contacts.
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United Press
Washington
The
of Nations
League
Tas
Gne
Great Britain
France
Geneva
Ater
Senate
Reduced Rates for Rough Vermont Ride in Storm
Mrs M arrived in Vermont on a cold stormy day and hired a driver to a friend's farm through hills. Roads were in bad condition, making the ride uncomfortable. When asked how much she owed, the driver offered a reduced fare of 75 cents due to the severe weather, despite his regular price being a dollar.
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Lttte Ts Don
Vermont
Christian Register
Boston
Safety-First and the Calm After Reform
A concise reflection on male self reform, noting that apparent change is often temporary as individuals await the next public uproar to subside. The piece cautions against assuming lasting virtue after a brief period of reform.
Iowa Weather Report Foresees Fair Skies This Weekend
The weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday in Iowa with a noted drop in temperatures tonight. No precipitation expected, light winds inland, and a gradual warming trend into Sunday.
Late Chicago Market Report Includes Grains Hogs Cattle
May oats at 36% and 38% for July, May corn at 85, July corn 61, May wheat 131, July wheat 117 with mixed quotes. Oats receipts 77 cars, corn 137, cash corn down, cash oats down. Hogs receipts 4,000. opening 0 to 25 higher. Friday average higher. top 10.50. Cattle receipts 1,000. sheep 5,000. Prime hogs 150–220 lbs 9.45. 220+ lbs 9.25. Packers under 400 lbs 8.25. over 400 lbs 7.25. Overnight bids: oats No 3 27–28c. corn No 2 43c. corn No 3 tie. Basis for new oats 26 lbs per bushel. Poultry from Viton: eggs 18c, springs 20c, hens 38c, roosters ? Hides horse hides. WINTON CREAMERY.
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Bassett & Weetover
Vinton
Viton Produce Co
Bidea Baste Ae Winton
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