Iowa House approves state regulation of telephone companies
The Iowa House voted 72 to 21 to regulate telephone firms as common carriers, opposing anticipated regulation, while the Brookins bill to garnish wages above twenty dollars per week was defeated. The Senate rejected a similar measure and other budget items were debated, including an annual report from the industrial committee and a two-year appropriation for anti venereal campaigns.
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Marett
Iowa Hole
WIL Hs
Mysterious fire wounds King Tut stockings saga
The article recounts a chaotic scene around a fire at Sire We Wonison involving King Tut stockings and a mix of witnesses. It mentions prominent figures and a sequence of events across the night.
Secrecy Rule Of Allied Parley Opens Talks In London
The first session of the Allied conference opened at the Foreign Office with Lord Curron and other officials present. Officials pledged secrecy while experts study the Eastern problem and a statement was promised at the conclusion of discussions. Talks aim for peace with Turkey, with cautious optimism voiced by Lon Chirin.
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London
Lord Curron
Foreign Office
Near ‘East
Lon Chirin
Osage Indians to Get Profit from Oil Land
Osage Indians to gain oil land profits as about 54,000 acres of Osage mineral rights near Pawhuska Oklahoma are set for public sale on April 5. The tribe will receive a division of proceeds with one fifth to one sixth of all oil revenues allocated to the Osages.
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Walington
D.C
Maren
Pawhusk Okla
Eas
Weather outlook for Iowa Partly cloudy to night and Friday
The Associated Press reports Iowa weather for the next twenty four hours. Partly cloudy tonight with colder conditions in the extreme east. Temperatures rise on Friday.
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Associated Press
Chievo
Iowa
Weather Observations By Dr H M Stanley Report
Weather summary from 24 hours ending 7 am notes highs and lows with rainfall data. March 16 to 21 records show varying temperatures from 27 to 80 degrees, with several days having no rainfall. Temperature at 1 pm today reported as 28 degrees.
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H. M. Staney
France Favors Amendments in Naval Program
Batts and Maret report to the Washington committee that France backs amendments to the naval program, urging ratification of terms with renewals. They criticize the Washington conference outcome and the three powers United States England and Japan for excluding others from key talks. The report notes plans to elevate naval strength as the decisive criterion and criticizes earlier units.
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Guernier
DIRT FARMER NANOS RED DIRT FARMER RESERVE BOARD
Milo D Campbell of Michigan died on the Country Club golf course while playing a round. He had just joined the Federal Reserve Board after being named by President Harding and had served only one week. Campbell led the National Milk Producers Association and was a prominent dairy industry figure in Washington coverage of the sudden death.
American Consulate Burned in Smyrna Fire
The American Consulate at Smyrna was destroyed by fire today in Constantinople aged reports. The souls and official documents were saved.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Rail workers win hourly pay ruling for NY Central
The United States railroad labor board ruled New York Central must operate its shops on an hourly basis rather than piecework. About 8,000 locomotive and car shop workers represented by AFL workers argued the change violated the Transportation Act. The board ordered pay to reflect hourly rates, averaging at least the board established hourly standards, for the workers in question.
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Ow York Central Railrop
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American Federaton of Labor
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60,000,000 Marks Seized and 27 Officials Arrested
The French seizure of 60,000,000 marks from the Dusseldorf city treasury halted by German sabotage costs as 27 German customs and tax officials at Dusseldorf are arrested for violating Franco Belgian regulations. Hans Sachs, a young German, sentenced to 15 years for shooting and wounding a French soldier near Essen, to be imprisoned in Metz or another French location.
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Exin Post
Dussaldorf
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Essen
Sachs
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Village election defeats motion to indorse rule of women
In a village election on Monday the motion to indorse the rule of women was defeated. The village had elected women to all notices last year and interests had pointed to their re election.
Rescue Crew of Wrecked Italian Vessel
A New York dispatch reports a rescue of the Italian vessel crew after a wreck near Boston. The first distressed sailor was picked up at 5 AM, with others saved as rescuers worked through the day. Local authorities and shipping officials coordinated recovery amid amidships debris.
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Goya
Boston
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Somrtay
Ohara
Daughters of Revolution Back Big Gift at Convention
The Daughters of the American Revolution unanimously endorsed a large gift at their annual convention, urging state appropriation of a similar amount. Miss Amy Gilbert, state commissioner, supported the invitation to hold their next meeting in that city in 1924.
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Rocketeer Foundation
Amy Gilbert
French Build Big Barracks in the Ruhr
A Cologne dispatch reports the French are hiding large barracks on the Ruhr's eastern boundary. The signal is seen as implying a permanent stay by Allied observers.
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Ruhr
Ay P
London
Duly Express
Cologne
Reuhr
One Man Dead as Flood Traps Families on Island
Sioux City Iowa, March 22. One man has died by drowning and four or five families are trapped on an island opposite Sargeant due to high floodwaters after the recent storm.
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Sioux City
Sugar barons probe urged as sugar price rise eyed
Washington March 22. Demands for a government investigation of sugar prices grow, with Senator Brookhart and others pressing inquiries. Secretary Houston says the government is already launching an investigation, amid claims the public may pay 500 million in sugar costs. Several statements challenge the rising prices and sugar production impact.
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Maren
Wt’ W Brookhart
Gebberty
Fenaldent
Wall Muuney
United States
Coutey
Associated Press
Hhyer
Wife of Secy Weeks Reported Seriously Ill
Brunswick March 22 Mrs Weeks wife of secretary is seriously ill aboard the yacht Kerene The Weasel put in here for motive for Mrs Weeks by the unnamed author notes the illness and location without graphic detail.
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Brunswick
W. Waoks
Kereen
Towner Maternity Law Upheld by High Court
The constitutionality of the Sheypant Towner emterpity law was upheld yesterday by Pilot Justice Suythe of the District of Columbia court of appeals, affirming a decision at lower court refusing the petition of Harriet A. Prothinghas Boston, who sought to have the act declared invalid.
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Lippincott Bride and Creswell wed in New York residence
Mrs Mary Lippincott widow of Jay B Lippincott and Hugh C Creswell Philadelphia engineer were married today at a New York residence of the Rev B C W Seven Locomotives Burned in Missouri wreck destroys seven locomotives at Monrovia near St Louis route. Estimated damage listed between 400000 and 500000 First steamer Lakeland arrives Detroit from Cleveland marking lake season opening.
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Cleveland
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Lake Erie
George J Gould Ill in France Reports Serious Illness
Menton France March 22 J Gould is seriously ill here a specialist has been summoned from London to treat him in a developing health update from the noted financier's European visit.
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France
Menton
London
Death Mystery in New York City Apartment Case
Police investigate the alleged murder of Dorothy Keenan later Dorothy Wing found dead in her Manhattan apartment near Broadway. Jewelry vanished. investigators seek clues in the odd circumstances and possible suspect motives as the case unfolds.
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Dorothy Keenan
Dorothy Wing
Ehtirutorm
Ale
Train Tragedy Leaves Steel Worker Dead En Route
An injured steel worker dies aboard a train during a routined transport. Police and investigators examine cause while witnesses recount the events. Officials say the man suffered a fatal injury before arrival at the hospital and an inquiry continues.
Kerensky and Others Offer a Sacrifice
In a chaotic dispatch from New York the revolutionary movement is outlined with references to Kerensky and allied factions in Russia. The article hints at political maneuvering, sacrifice promises, and potential shifts in leadership as the revolutionary group seeks support and legitimacy amid mounting tensions.
California Assembly Rejects Resolution on Sims Attack
A stray Sacramento report notes the California Assembly killed a resolution attacking Sims. The measure failed to advance and did not reach a final vote, with lawmakers not detailing further actions.
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Sims
Sacramento
Cal
Angiala
Robert Cecil Clarifies League of Nations Aim in U S
Robert Cecil arrives in London for a speech outlining the League of Nations aims and founding work. He explains in the United States the purpose of the league and his role in its inception and organization, presenting the international effort in a formal address.
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N. London
Mureh
Turik Rudert
New York
United States
League of Nasloms
Fire at Armour plant roasts 200 chickens in Denison
A poultry department blaze at the new Armour plant in Denison was discovered at 2:20 AM yesterday. The fire destroyed 200 chickens by cremation while investigators seek the cause. The reported loss totals 19,000 in value. Investigators craft no verdict yet.
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New Armour Plant
Tinley to Be Here as Dads Plan Organization
Last night at the American Legion session a plan formed for a Croton Park ceremony honoring Brigadier General Matthew A. Tinley and the World War II era. The meeting set April 4 for a Whceting and discussed forming a Dads Auxiliary with Tinley to deliver the main address May 1 to 3 at Minkinty Park.
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Kieneral Matthew A. Tinley
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New York Death Recalls Case of Virginia Rappe
In New York on March 23 an exam of Frances Love Beck found the death scene similar to the Virginia Rappe case linked to Fatty Arbuckle. Medical examiner Schwarze noted the resemblance after reviewing the hotel death and associated circumstances.
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Virginia Rappe
Associated Press
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Frances Love Beck ‘Vieh
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Fatty” Arbuckle
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