Iowa Women Push Mayors In Several Towns In Des Moines Des Moines and Other Cities
Women in Iowa run for mayor in Charlotte Davenport St Charles Sabula Calamus and Cambridge. Mrs Jas Mc Dermott leads a women only ticket in Charlotte while Mrs Chas Morris seeks Des Moines city council with broad newspaper support. In Washington Hitchcock challenges the Four Power Pacific treaty ratification, claiming legal technicalities were not met.
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Deschines
Iowa
Charlotte
Jas McDermott
Davenport
St. Charles
Sabula
Calamus
Cambridge
Chas. Morris
Des Moines
Washington, D. C
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Judge
Massachusetts
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Irish Dail Eireann envoy arrives in United States
Professor Timothy A. Smiddy of the University of Cork arrives aboard the Romerie as the Dail Eireann representative and says unity of Ireland is possible for peace and development He plans to travel to Washington soon for important conferences.
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New York
Associated Preas
Timothy A. Smiddy
University of Cork
Ireland
Romerie
Dail Eireann
North
South
Washington
Teachers Oppose Salary Cuts at Des Moines Convention
Central Iowa teachers adopted a resolution denouncing any reduction in teachers salaries and affirmed that the profession has never received less than a living wage. They also opposed politicizing the selection of county superintendents and supported the current method.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Summary for Chicago and Washington
Weather indications forecast generally fair and cooler conditions across Chicago and Washington. In Chicago tonight and Sunday expect colder air with clear skies, while Washington predicts generally fair and cool conditions early in the week with possible rains midweek followed by clearing and colder air.
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Chicago
Washington, D.C
Weather Summary From 24 Hours Ended 7 A.M.
Local observations by Dr. H. M. Stanley report weather over the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Includes snow and other conditions though the fragment ends mid sentence.
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H. M. Stanley
Tariff Bill Heading for April Reporting in Senate Panel
Washington March 25 Republicans in the senate finance committee report the tariff bill should be ready for reporting on April 1 with only the dye and magnesite rates unsettled. A dye duty of 7 cents a pound plus 50 percent ad valorem on intermediates is proposed, and 7 cents per pound with 60 percent ad valorem on finished products, to curb dumping and protect fair foreign trade practices.
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Washington
DD. C
Senate Finance Committee
Frelinghuysen
Republican
N. J
Man Held for Murder After 25 Year Search
A man arrested in Quakertown on suspicion of killing a constable twenty five years ago was identified today as Adam Weaver. The identification came from James Weaver of Philadelphia who says he is the defendant’s son.
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Doylestown
Quakertown
Haycock Mountains
Adam Weaver
James Weaver
Philadelphia
Man and wife take poison in Osceola incident
Roy J. McCarthy, 22, a parole violator from Fort Madison penitentiary, and his young wife formerly from Ottumwa, ingested poison en route to Fort Madison. Both were hospitalized in Osceola in serious condition.
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Osceola
Roy J. McCarthy
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Ottumwa
Fort Madison
Stowaway Found Starving in Hold
Royal Mail liner Orbita arrived from Hamburg with a 19-year-old stowaway Fritz Aherns found in the hold emaciated and unconscious. He had survived the Atlantic voyage without food, revived after hours in the ship’s hospital, a medical marvel to doctors.
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New York
Royal Mail
Orbita
Hamburg
Fritz Aherns
Atlantic
New Status Given to Women in Police Court
New York March 25 Justice Doyle in police court gave a new status to women after two were charged with disorderly conduct. The pair quarrelled and clawed each other. He said the term weaker sex is a misnomer and that women should be called the battling sex. He noted no percent of disorderly cases involved women and suggested women should take up arms in another war.
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New York
N. Y
Thomas Doyle
Tie
Irish leaders to attend British conference in London
London March 25 The Colonial office received notification that Arthur Griffith president of the Dail and Emmon E F Duggan minister of home affairs would arrive in London Monday in response to a British government request for a conference on the critical Irish situation.
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London
Colonial Office
Arthur Griffith
The
Dai
Emmon EF. Duggan
Home Affairs
Princess Fatima Faces Multiple Troubles in New York
In New York on March 25 Princess Fatima, who arrived in America last summer, faces fresh troubles including a $2000 judgment awarded to M. B. Dave, a jeweler, by Supreme Court Justice Finch over a promissory note tied to jewels. Ex-aide Stephen Weinberg, linked to purchase of a naval officer's cloak he allegedly did not pay for, is also in custody on charges of posing as a naval officer to introduce the princess to President Harding last September and facing orders for removal to Washington.
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New York
Fatima
America
Dave
Supreme Court
Finch
Stephen Weinberg
Washington
Harding
Alphabet Quaris Disrupts Bulgarian Ministry
Sofia March 25 Two cabinet members quit over the plan to remove three letters from the Bulgarian alphabet and a rapid cabinet reconstruction is expected. Stamboulisky remains premier as agitation grows among universities newspapers and intellectuals opposing the orthography change. Parliament imposes fines and prison for using the defined letters in print with confiscation of offending publications.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Yeryday
M. Tourlakoff
M. Omartchevski
M. Stamboulisky
Ribbon Patches Offer Neat Seam Reinforcement
Save odd bits of ribbon to reinforce silk blouse seams when they rip. The ribbon prevents need for hems and provides a neater fix than ordinary patches.
Negro held on larceny charge after Villisca arrest
Henry Jones filed an information in Adam Pickett's Justice Court leading to the arrest of Henry Brown in Villisca, charged with larceny from a building. Brown allegedly stole two revolvers and about $2,500 from a railroad bunk house, arraigned not guilty, preliminary hearing set for Monday, held in Union County Jail.
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Justice Court
Adam Pickett
Henry Jones
Henry Brown
Villisca
Iowa
Creston
Fred Coblings
A. C
Jones
Brown
Willisea
Justice Pickett
Pickett
Union County
Seven Die In Colorado Coal Mine Explosion
Trinidad Colorado reports the Colorado Fuel and Iron mine No. 2 explosion near here yesterday afternoon left seventeen dead or missing. Eight bodies were recovered by rescue crews, and officials say all possible workers were accounted for. Cause of the blast is not yet determined.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Here
Mmine
Two Electrocuted in Utah School
Marek Kanate Perkleson janitor of Mount Pleasant Public School and Elmer Johanson the principal were electrocuted after contacting a high voltage wire in the school basement. Perkleson died about 5 am while starting the heating plant, Johanson died at 9 am while checking why the fires had not started.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Marek Kanate Perkleson
Mount Pleasant Utah
Elmer Johanson
Perkleson
Johanson
Townley to resign post in March list
A C Townley announced he would resign as president of the State Non Partisan League on March 31. He spoke at the State Non Partisan League convention in Fargo urging harmony within the party ranks.
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A.C. Townley
Fargo
N. D
A. C
Japanese Delegation to Genoa Conference Heads Chapter
Tokyo March 25 The Japanese delegation to the Genoa conference will be led by Baron Gensuke Hayashii ambassador to Great Britain His immediate entourage includes Viscount Kikujiro Ishii president of the council of league of nations and Kogo Mori financial commissioner in London and Paris Principal members are Toshihiko Kawakami minister to Poland Naotake Sato counselor to the legation at Paris and Kazuo Matzubara counselor at Berlin About fifty in total with five lesser diplomats and about fifteen assistants plus finance officials and business representatives
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Tokio
Genoa
Baron Gensuke Hayashii
Great Britain
Massatanta
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii
Council of League of Nations
Kogo Mori
London
Paris
Toshihiko Kawakami
Poland
Naotake Sato
Kazu
Death of Creston horseman Dave Finch at Shannon City
Dave Finch a longtime Creston resident and noted horseman was found dead in his yard in Shannon City Friday evening from apoplexy. He was about 70 and survived by his wife and four children Jessie Preston Nellie and Darlene. Funeral set for Sunday at two thirty at the Christian church in Shannon City with burial in Graceland cemetery Creston.
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Dave Finch
Creston
Shannon City
Finch
Kent
Union County
Jessie Finch
Preston Finch
Malloy
Iowa
Mia
Nellie Ridge
Blockton
Darlene Finch
The
Christian Church
Mr. Mitchell
Fagleville
Missouri
Graceland Cemetery
Boxing accident leaves man with fractured skull in hotel
Phillip Tobin 23 of Sioux Falls died in a hospital after being knocked from a third story window at the Victory Hotel during a friendly boxing match. Clarence Riley admitted responsibility, Paul DeBoer witnessed, Riley not held. both men from Sioux Falls.
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Sioux City
Phillip Tobin
Sioux Falls
Victory Hotel
Clarence Riley
Paul DeBoer
Riley
DeBoer
Three Omaha Men Sentenced to Ten Days in Library
Three Omaha men were sentenced by Police Judge Wappick on vagrancy charges to ten days in the public library. The jail terms were suspended if they spent the time reading in the library, and they agreed to comply.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Wappick
East Over-Supplied With Poultry
Weather favorable for producing sections has created a larger supply of eggs in principal markets. Prices show slight changes with good demand from consuming trade. Within one to two weeks supply may exceed retail demand and surplus will be stored. Butter receipts ample. any marked increase lowers values. Oversupply of live poultry in the East dominates market with lower prices. Dressed poultry market remains satisfactory with steady demand and prices.
Nonunion Miners Urged to Join Nationwide Strike
Cleveland March 28 Leaders in the nationwide coal strike of union miners plan an April 1 walkout. They aim to mobilize 10,000 nonunion miners and issue calls in several states next week, likely Monday, to join the stoppage.
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Cleveland. O
Defunct Bonding Co Liabilities 3 Million
Sioux City Iowa March 26 W Kandy receiver of the defunct American Bonding and Casualty Co reports to the district court that assets total 1 648 852 25 while liabilities reach 3 112 292 49 Assets are listed at face value often exceeding actual value Government claims expected to exceed 1 000 000 and will be considered preferred
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Sioux City
Kandy
American Bonding & Casualty Co
District Court
Chicago Markets Today U S Bureau of Monets Opening Live Stock
Market reports show cattle receipts around 1 000 with beef steers steady and stockers higher. Hogs receipts near 4 000 with prices 10 to 20 cents above yesterday and pigs firm. Sheep receipts about 5 000 with packers in view. butter eggs and poultry unchanged. Closing grain figures list May and July quotes for corn oats and pork lard ribs. St Joseph prices show hogs steady to 10 cents higher and cattle with steady to firmer tone.
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Chicago
Jamson Bros. &@ Co
Aleady
Borng Avenes
Kvomme
Fvicena
ROM Chien
Shane
Labs Voc
Oak Assada
ROE A Ven
DOT Ox Ub Ae Sk Bee
Caida Sc Tke Ee
Cash Market Report March 25 Noon
Market update lists prices for items like winey weed, heavy spring chickens, light spring chickens, light hens, and hay. Includes per unit figures such as 29¢ for some items and 18¢ for others. Also shows a total value line with $15.00 and $5.00 figures.
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O’cloeck
Wien
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U.S
Ucts
Airifetth
Ani Duggan
Merchants Hank
Indianapolis
Wittch
United Mine Workers
Amigrica Inlet
John Lewis
United Mine Workers OF America
Philip Murray
William Green
Shannon
East
Swift Produce
Defunct Bonding Co
Associated Pres
U. S. Bureau of Monets
St. Joseph Markets
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