Snyder to Oppose Pinchot as Republican Delegate
Harrisburg Jan 24 State Treasurer Charles A Snyder declares he will oppose Governor Pinchot for one of seven at large seats at the Republican National Convention. He attacks Pinchot as not a Pennsylvanian in spirit and not a true Republican and warns of a national bloc reflected in Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Charles A. Snyder
Gov. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Snyder
Pinchot
Coolidge
Mellon
Taft
Nomination Papers for Sweet Being Circulated
Des Moines reports nomination papers for former Congressman Burton E. Sweet circulated statewide for the Republican Senate nomination. Clyde H. Douittle, Sweet campaign manager, says headquarters are open and campaign work progresses favorably. Sweet plans a speaking tour through every county in the state.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Burton E. Sweet
Sweet
Clyde H. Doolittle
Cockburn to Attend Court After Illness Delays Trial
In Des Moines, Russell J. Cockburn, who failed to appear yesterday due to a relapse, is reported ready to attend today's trial on payroll padding charges. A physician linked the illness to an all night defense prep session with his attorney. Allen Munn, state checker, is set to testify about additional fictitious pay vouchers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Russell J. Cockburn
College for organized labor planned in Des Moines
The trades and labor assembly adopted plans to establish a college in Des Moines offering standard courses open only to organized labor members. The college aims to aid workers through education, with officers to be chosen tonight and operation to begin under the assembly’s cooperation.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
A _ college
Organized Laboro
Trades and Labor Assembly
Harry Thomas
Rebel forces claim Celaya capture under General Estrada
Unofficial advices from El Paso report Mexican revolutionists led by General Enrique Estrada have captured Celaya, a key railway hub. Trains do not reach Juarez from Mexico City while Estrada reportedly circles the Obregon army and moves to threaten Guadalajara from the rear.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Enrique Estrada
Celaya
Juarez
Mexico City
Obregon Divides Forces to Seek Rebel Columns in Mexico
President Obregon has split federal troops under General Amaro to pursue rebels who fled Guadalajara and threaten Jalisco Michoacan and Guanajuato as the Vera Cruz advance proceeds under General Martinez Serrano directs actions from Puebla. Suppression actions restore order in Coahuila Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon. Tampico leads offensives to regain rebel petroleum districts.
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Mexico City
Forth Worth Star-Telegram
Celaya
Obregon
Amaro
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Michoachata
Gunajara
Vera Cruz
Martinez
Wiair Serrano
Puebla
Coahuilla
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Leon
Tampico
Federal forces near Guadalajara and Mexican ship arrivals
The report from Mexico City says federal troops will control Guadalajara by Friday as rebels retreat and surrender in parts of the Valley of Mexico. In Philadelphia Mexican naval officers arrive to join the government effort, while Obregon leaders regroup to push through rebel lines toward Celaya.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Tex
Guadalajara
Mexico
Vasquez
Menico City
Fingulo Gomez
Valley of Mexico
Philadelphia
Obregon
el Paso
Alvero Obregon
Aguas Calientes
Celaya
Iis
Juarez
Dohenny Testifies On Personal Loan To Fall Before Teapot Dome
E L Dohenny of California oil interests told the Senate Teapot Dome Committee that he lent 100000 dollars to former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall on November 30, 1921. He said the loan was personal, not from any oil company, intended to help Fall expand ranch holdings in New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
E. L. Dohenny
California
Senate Teapot Dome
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Dohenny
Fall
New Mexico
Meyer Jr to Confer on Financial Situation in Sioux Falls
The War Finance Corporation opens an agency in Sioux Falls as South Dakota state officers and bankers pursue bank reorganization after several local banks were closed. Eugene Meyer Jr says the state is in better condition than a year ago and notes $18 million in loans as proof of confidence. Bank examiners continue investigations into the International State Bank and the Sioux Falls National Bank.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
War Finance Coperation
South Dakota
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer, Jr
The
Finance Corporation
Minneapolis
Meyer
Wat ‘Finance Corporation
Plang
John Hinning
Sioux Falls Trust and Savings Bank
State Bank Authority Commission
International State Bank
Sioux Falls National Bank
War Finance Chief Visits Twin Cities and Sioux Falls Bank Reorganization
Eu gene Meyer Jr managing director of the war finance corporation traveled to Minneapolis to consult with bankers on the northwest financial outlook. In Sioux Falls preparations for a branch opening accelerated as state authorities said the Sioux Falls Trust and Savings Bank would be reorganized after its recent takeover by the banking department.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
S. D
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Minneapolis
Twin City
Northwest
War Finance Corportion
South Dakota
Meyer
State Banking Department
Sioux Falls Trust and Savings Bank
Department
Ford Output Higher Than Previous Years
Ford Motor Company announced 1923 production of 2,200 582 automobiles trucks and tractors, a record rise by 775 059 over prior years. Production split shows 1 915 485 domestically and 175 474 in foreign plants with 101 898 tractors and 7 825 Lincolns. The firm forecasts surpassing this total in 1924 and plans a 10 000 car daily output starting in spring.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Canada
Ford Company
Strikers clash with police in Elberfeld area strike
In Elberfeld Germany workers from the Elberfeld Barmen textile district strike over 60 000 employes. Conflicts with police occurred at Worden Lennopy and Barmen with firing by both sides leaving numerous wounded and many arrests.
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Associated Press
Elberfeld
Germany
Elberfeld-Barmen
Worden
Lennopy
Barmen
North Dakota Delegates Instructed for La Follette
Fargo AP reports four nonpartisan league county conventions in North Dakota instructed their delegates to the state league convention at Bismarck on February 6 to endorse Senator Robert La Follette for president. Cash Williams Barnes and Griggs counties favored Lafollette while others backed Coolidge. most delegates travel uninstructed.
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Associated Press
Fargo
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
State League
Bismrack
Robert M. LaPollette
Wisconsin
Fargo Forum
Cash
Williams
Barnes
M. R. Frazier
Partian League
Coolidge
Dawes and Family Headed to Berlin for Expert Hearings
Paris January report notes Gen Charles Dawes and a large expert delegation prepare for hearings in Berlin on Germany's currency. Owen Young leads in presiding offices as the German Reichsbank head Da Schadt meets Premier Poincaire in Paris on finance matters.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Owen D. Young
Charles G. Dawes
Preimer Poincaire
Schadt
Reisch Bank
Des Moines Youths Clash in East Side Street Battle
Des Moines police arrested several black youths ages 14 to 18 after a night melee as east side teens crossed the river to "clean house" against Center street cake eaters. Knives were drawn, riot squad intervened, with injuries and hospital treatment required for some.
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Des Moines
Polic
Severl Negro
East Side
Center Street
Farmers grain dealers convention closes today
Mason City Iowa January 4 Dr R A Pearson president of Iowa state college will be the chief speaker on the closing day of the farmers grain dealers convention tonight Lawrence Farlow of Bloomington Illinois secretary of the farmers grain dealers association of Illinois will discuss grain marketing The election will follow the sessions tonight Directors elected include J M Van Wyk Hull G M Dyer Spencer C R Scoby Algona W F Doderer Rockwell H F Toben Palmer J G Merritt Glidden S J Colintong Stanhope Simon Kemmerer Ames and William Nieduber Blairstown
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Associated Press
Mason City
R. A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Farmers Grain Dealers Convention
Lawrence Farlow
Bloomington
Ill
Farmers Grain Dealers Association of
Ilinois
J. M. van Wyk
Hull
G. M. Dyer
Spencer
C. R. Scoby
Algona
W. F. Doderer
Rockwell
H. F. Toben
Palmer
J. G. Merritt
Glidden
S. J. Colintong
Stanhope
Simon Kemmerer
Ames
William Nieduber
Blairstown
Editors in Session in Des Moines Iowa
Iowa editors and publishers gathered in Des Moines for the annual Iowa Press Association convention. John F. D. Aue presided as the opening session, Rob J. O'Brien reported on the Advertise Iowa campaign, and Sel Thornton urged school printing programs. Will V. Tufford noted strong publisher employee relations and a dormant Inland association labor committee.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Press Association
John F. D. Aue
Burlington Hawkeye
Rob'j. O’brien
Council Bluffy Nonparrell
Sel Thorton
Brookings
South Dakota State College of Agriculture
Will V. Tufford
Inland Daily Press Association
Middle West
Inland Association
Middle Western States
Paris contest offers 200000 francs in prizes
Paris January 24 The peace plan contest for prizes totaling 200000 francs attracts strong interest in France with over one hundred daily applications and about twenty plans already submitted as Leon Bourgeris heads the committee. Muscatine Illinois January 24 The Chicago Marvels four former University of Chicago players and Gus Teddell of Wisconsin lost to the Muscatine Muskies 19 to 15 after an extra five minutes.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Bok
America
Leon Bourgeris
Muscatine
Chicago Marvels
University of Chicago State
Gus Teddell
University of Wisconsin
Musccatine Muskies
Iowa Marriage License Bill Seeks Physical Examinations
Des Moines Jan 24 An amendment to require every applicant for a marriage license to undergo a physical examination was filed in the Iowa senate. The measure seeks tuberculosis and disease screening by a reputable physician with penalties for false statements. The bill also tightens other eligibility rules and adjusts state financial aid provisions.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
State Senate
Gilchrist
Pocahontaa
Holdogel
Calhoun County
State Capitol
Agriculture
House
North Carolina
Slemmons
Buchanan
Secretary of State Fair Board
Code Committee
Parsons
Calhoun
House defeats amendment on county fair bond provisions
Des Moines reports the House defeated an amendment to alter bond issue provisions for county fairs and left the bills unfinished as the session adjourned and resumed later.
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Des Desmoines
Des Moines Western League Sale Denial Issued
Des Moines Jan 24 President E L Keyser denied last night that the Des Moines western league baseball club was about to be sold. The statement aimed to quell rumors surrounding the franchise and its future ownership.
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Des Moines
E. L. Keyser
Mills Defends Mellon Program Tax Reduction
Washington January twenty fourth. Representative Mills of New York defended Secretary Mellon’s tax reduction plan in the House. He urged a surtax cut to 25 percent and criticized democratic ideas to cap surtaxes at 44 percent while lowering normal rates, saying relief should aid small earners and reduce taxes on higher incomes for national welfare.
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Associated
Washington
Mellon
House
Representative Milla
New York
Ways and Means
Mills
United States
House Ways and Means Considers Tax Rates and Reform
Washington reports the Ways and Means committee advances on miscellaneous tax rates while a non partisan bill is discussed. Democratic members seek terms for a compromise as Chairman Green pushes a collaborative approach. Washington also notes W. S. Hill of Mitchell selected by President Coolidge to serve the interior states on the shipping board and a bill to consolidate railways into a few systems with competition preserved.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Mellon
Green
W. 8. Hill
Mitchell, 8. D
Coolsidge
Interior States
Shipping Board
Senator Cumming
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Conte
Hobo Aviator Lands at Cloverfield
Lieutenant Leonard Thomas an army aviator calls himself the world’s first airplane hobo after landing at Cloverfield Santa Monica following a 3000 mile cross country trek from New York in under four days. He traveled by borrowing planes at fifteen fields and planning another trip, using the journey to advertise hours of actual flying time and new equipment. He says Muskogee Oklahoma offers a famed “hobo paradise” with free hotel rooms and discounts for aviators.
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Cal
Leonard Thomas
Hobo
Cloverfield
New York
Pacific Coast
Thomas
Washington
Muskogee
Okla
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