Iowa Republicans Nominate Price and Anderson for State Posts
Des Moines and Des Moines area reports indicate J T Price of Albia was nominated for President pro tem of the Upper House by the Republican caucus, while Joseph H Anderson of Thompson Iowa was chosen for Speaker of the Iowa lower house on the second ballot. Both nominations await ratification at the January session.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
J. T. Price
Albia
Republican Caucus
Bulletin Associated Press
Joseph H. Anderson
Thompson
Iowa
House
A. O. Hauge
Polk County
Frank C. Lake
Woodbury County
P. C. Hoeldoeger
Calhoun County
Senate
Reed seeks return of American troops from the Rhine
Senator Reed in the Senate on January 6 introduced a resolution urging the U S to bring home American forces stationed on the Rhine amid tensions predicting possible trouble. The measure assigns the request to the ongoing Allied occupation and U S policy debates.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Reed
Senate
Death of Mrs Jones Southeast of Creston
Mrs Clara E Jones wife of Robert Jones living four miles southeast of Creston died last night. She leaves a husband and six children Walter Bessie Josephus Hubert Edith and Donald. Funeral services are set for 2 00 PM Monday at the Lutheran church in Creston with interment at Graceland cemetery.
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Clara E. Jones
Robert Jones
Creston
Walter
Bessie Josephus
Hurburt
Edith
Donald
Union County
Graceland Cemetery
Weather Outlook for Chicago: Snow Likely, Mild Rise
Weather indications for the next twenty four hours show mostly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with probable light snow. Temperatures to rise Sunday across western and central portions tonight.
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Chicago
Weather Observations for January 2 3 4 5
Local observations show temperatures ranging from 11 to 25 degrees with several days recording rainfall. For Tuesday and Wednesday measurable precipitation totals included .35 and .37 inches respectively, with snowfall not noted. No temperature recorded at 1 pm today.
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H. M. Stanley
Jad
Kendrick named Iowa insurance commissioner in senate review
Des Moines Iowa January 6 Governor Kendall announces W R Kendrick to succeed A C Savage as insurance commissioner. Senate confirmation expected early in the session. Also Creston to host about seven hundred delegates for the Department of Iowa Spanish American War Veterans convention June 20 21 22 with joint installation of veterans and auxiliary officers.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
N. E. Kendall
W. R
Kendrick
A. C. Savage
Senate
W. R. C. Kendrick
Attorney General
Kendall
Creston
Department of Iowa
Potter Post Hall
Roy E. Burns
Park Elk and Buffalo Not to Starve in Winter
Yellowstone Park superintendent Horace M. Albright reports plenty of hay and good grazing above 5500 feet to feed elk and buffalo this winter. He notes earlier fears of hunger have eased and recalls heavier losses in 1919-20.
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Yellowstone Park
Associated Press
Yellowstone National Park
Horace M. Albright
Mr. Albright
Torture In Masked Band Murders Reported
Bastrop Louisiana January 6 associated press report by pathologists Dr Charles W Duvall and Dr John A Langford states Daniels and Richards were subjected to torture before death in the masked band depredations.
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Bastrop
Associated Press
Chas. W. Duvall
John A. Langford
Daniels
Richards
American Student Athletes Star in Cambridge Sports
American students at Cambridge universities actively compete across golf tennis boxing and ice hockey. Notables include T J E Pulling and W B Todd with golf blues, J H Van Allen and D K Key in hard court doubles, D I A D Simpson in boxing, and J B Hilliard W Miner and W B Todd on the ice hockey squad slated to face Oxford.
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Cambridge. Eng
Associated Press
Michael
T. J. E. Pulling
Princeton
Trinity
W. B. Todd
Jesus
J. H. van Allen
St George School
Christ's
D. K. Key
Harvard
Caius
Tey
E. N. Case
Corpus
A. W. Willcox
Cornell
Peterhouse
E. A. Weeks
D. i A. D. Simpson
Groton
Sue
Oxford
Army
Aldershot
Muren
J. B. Hilliard
Trinity Hall
W. €. Miner
Yale
Magdalene
Frank S. Turnbull Dies President of Rogers Peet Co
Montclair New Jersey January 6 Frank S Turnbull president of Rogers Peet Co New York clothiers died here today after a short illness.
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F. S. Turnbull
Rogers,Peet & Co
Montclair
N. J
Frank S. Turnbull
Rogers, Peet & Co
New York Clothiers
Germany to get hearing before any default action
The reparations commission will hear Germany before declaring default on coal deliveries. Germany argues it can only meet about 80 percent of 1922 demand due to coal imports for domestic use. If declared in default, Premier Poincaire would push a second occupation of Bochum with a customs cordon and posted receivers.
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Sa Francisco
Calif
NBA
Dutch Leonard
Detroit Tigers
Leonard
Detroit
Navin
Tigers
California
Landis
Paris
France
Associated Press
Germany
Reparations Commission
Poincaire
Bochum
Hoover To Retain Position In Harding Cabinet
Washington dispatch reports President Harding offered to move Herbert Hoover from commerce to interior, a post vacated March 1 by Secretary Fall, but Hoover was later confirmed to remain in his current role as Secretary of Commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Harding
Commerce
Hoover
Interior
Fall
American Wins Accress From Theatrical Man
London reports a triangle romance involving Dr. Howard Elliott Booker of San Francisco. He and Earl Robertson have licenses to wed Ivy Feather, a well known stage actress, with Ivy choosing the American as her fiancé despite rivalry.
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London
Howard Elliott Booker
San Francisco
Ivy Feather
Stone
Earl Robertson
Ivy
Sheriff Ouster of Judge To Be Sued by County
The board of supervisors voted 500 to instruct State's Attorney Keller to sue Sheriff E C Risley to determine his powers over the office room in the courthouse. The board also instructed County Judge Crabtree, evicted from his office room on December 23 by the sheriff, to occupy another room.
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Dixon, Inl
Associated Press
Board of Supervisors
Btate
Keller
E. C. Risley
Crabtree
Four payroll bandits sentenced for $15000 robbery
Cleveland Ohio reports that four men who held up Ferry Gar and Set Screw company last Saturday and stole about $15000 were today sentenced to twenty five years each in the state penitentiary.
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Cleveland, O
Wally Reid's Son Loses Teeth in Velocipede Race
In Los Angeles on January 6 Willi am Wallace Reid five year old son of actor Wallace Reid sustained seven stitches to his lower lip and lost three teeth after a velocipede race accident.
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Wally Reid
Los Angeles
Cal
William Wallace Reid
Wallace Reid
Des Moines Woman Sentenced for Park Department Fraud
Miss Mary Frase, former city park secretary, received an indeterminate sentence of one to seven years at Rockwell reformatory for fraud in the Des Moines park department. Her bond was set at 7,500 dollars pending appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Mary Frase
Rockwell Reformatory
City Park Department
Iowa Supreme Court
Rockefeller Foundation Sends Agent to Poland
Miss Crowell arrived in Warsaw representing the Rockefeller Foundation to study Poland’s nursing needs. The nursing profession has progressed with aid from the American Red Cross over the past two years. A modern Warsaw nursing school led by Miss Helen Bridge trains Polish American nurses as instructors, with an American trained dietician teaching nutrition.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Rockefeller Foundation
Crowell
Poland
American Red Cross
Miss Helen Bridge
Explosion Injures Three at Texas Plant
An explosion of gas at an industrial plant near Breckenridge Texas on January 6 injured three men seriously and left several others hurt, according to reports from the Associated Press.
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Texas
Breckinridge, Tex
Reins On Prices Considered By House Committee
Washington January 6. Price stabilization bills were under consideration before the house committee on agriculture. Representative Tilson of Connecticut backed the Little bill to buy wheat at one to 1.10 dollars per bushel arguing wheat needs direct stabilization for cheaper bread. Benjamin Marsh of the Farmers National Council supported Norris Sinclair plan creating a 100 million dollar government corporation to buy and sell farm products.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
Tilson
Rep
Conn
Secretary of Agriculture
Benjamin Marsh
Farmers National Council
Norris-Sinclair
Raided vat of grain alcohol used to preserve bodies
In Atlanta an estimated seventy five gallon vat of grain alcohol used to preserve bodies at a medical institution was raided by unidentified parties. Fred Dismuke, head of Georgia prohibition forces, said bootleggers likely used the alcohol to manufacture whisky.
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Atlanta
Fred Dismuke
Georgia
Ad shifts to page three for better news space
The paper explains moving Monday’s box to page three to improve appearance and create space ahead of potential European war news. It criticizes allies and enemies for relying on rhetoric to solve conflicts. The Advertiser pledges to deliver all important news first.
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Europe
Milwaukee Journalist Jacob J. Schindler Dies at 64
Jacob J. Schindler, 64, former managing editor and later assistant to the editor of the Milwaukee Journal, died after a short illness from a nervous breakdown in Milwaukee Wisconsin on January 6.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Jacob J. Schindler
The
Milwaukee Journal
Turks Leave Peace Hall in Protest Over Armenian Home
Suzanne reports the Turkish delegation quits the Near East peace conference hall after Allies demand a separate Armenian National Home. Turks accuse Allies of inciting Armenian revolt and seek to protect Armenians. French flyers active with frequent crossings over neutral territory near Anheim last night.
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Suzanne
Near East Peace Conference
London
Eng
Preas
Anheim
Airman Thoret Sets Gliding World Record for Seven Hours
Paris reports Lieut Thoret French aviator flew seven hours and three minutes at Biskra Algeria in a plane with a wedged propeller to stop engine. He beat M Maneyrolle’s three hours twenty one minutes at Ford Hill England.
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Paris
Lieut
Thoret
Biskra
Algeria
M. Maneyrolle
Ftford Hill
England
Lieut. Thoret
Maneyrolle
Lony
Judge clears ex sheriff Roby of charges in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa Judge Mershon dismissed charges against former jailer Wm McMurray alleging no grounds for action. The Canadian scene notes Ottawa faces funding gaps for a Washington minister and staff with possible $100000 grant at the next session while Wilbur Busby remains home ill.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Winfield Roby
Wm. McMurray
Mershon
Otawa
Ont
Canada
Washington
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