Senate Passes Fish and Game Licensing Bill
Des Moines March 25 final action on the fish and game bill requires a license for all male fishers in state streams and lakes with exemptions for certain stream fishers. The senate receded on catfish size and a five day pheasant open season. The bill raises the fish and game warden term to four years. The house did nothing during a short session and adjourned. A joint board of control meeting considered prison labor policy and potential industries to retain.
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State Capitol
Des Moines
Senate
House
Executive Council
House Board of Control Committee
Ijeveraly
Endre, Theo Kloster Die of Starvation in Chicago
Police found Endre Kloster 70 and Theo Kloster 72, both blind since birth, and their sister Anna Kloster 65 dead in a neglected old building where they had lived fifty years. The trio had reportedly starved after Anna’s sudden death, and were discovered by a boy peering into a broken window.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Endre
Theodore Kloster
Anna Kloster
Creston H S Highlights Arts Classes and Club Activities
Creston High School student notes show senior English classes focusing on oral book reports this week. Cast and choruses of the operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii practiced at the high school last evening. The Give and Take club held its weekly meeting, with baskets weaving and various hand crafts pursued during the evening.
Farmer Labor Party Plans National Convention in St Paul
A committee report calls for a national convention of the farm labor party to be held in St Paul on June 17. Delegates from 12 to 20 states are expected to attend to select a third party candidate for president and vice president.
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Associated
St. Paul
Farm-Labor Party
Fall Bank Account and Stock Ties Hinted in Oil Inquiry
Washington reports say the oil committee questioned Albert B. Falls finances and stock dealings. Senator Walsh announced a $100,000 gain for improvements from an undisclosed source. Witnesses described dummy stock accounts tied to Jesse W. Smith and Attorney General Daugherty. The panel also turned over Harry F. Sinclair’s contempt case and subpoenaed R. H. Wilson and W. F. Sanders for related testimony.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Oil Committee
M. D. Thatcher
First National Bank of
Sinclair
Anderson H. Tackett
Jesse W. Smith
Daugherty
Smith
Senate
Harry F. Sinclair
Mail Bandits Stage During Clerk Hold Up
Four armed bandits robbed a Harvey Illinois post office messenger in a Chicago suburb chief among the first postal robberies near Chicago in two years. They fled in a blue automobile with two pouches of registered mail containing at least 135000 dollars for payrolls of three local companies.
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Chicago
Harvey
Ill
Hammond
Ind
Federal Reserve Bank
First National Bank of Harvey
Bank of Harvey
Buda Company
Wyman Gordon Manufacturing Company
Austin Company
Johnson Going Strong In Nebraska Fight
Senator Ham Johnson of California campaigned in Nebraska on the Republican presidential trials tour. He spoke at Beatrice then Fairbury Grand Island Hastings Falls City with addresses to finish in Hastings and Falls City. He attacked President Coolidge for failing to lead the party or the people.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Hiram Johnson
California
Nebraska
Beatrice
Fairbury
Grand Island
Hastings
Falls City
Coolidge
South Dakota Holds State Primary Today
Sioux Falls S D March 25 presidential and senatorial and other state nominees are being determined in a statewide primary election. Both parties select presidential candidates while senator and state nominations are made for November. Johnson and Coolidge lead in Republican support with McMaster backing Johnson. McAdoo opposes on the Democratic side.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
W. H. McMaster
Thomas Sterling
McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
New York
Gunthers
Andrews Anderson
Clay County
Farmer
Erick Elison
Royal Johnson
Abberdeen
Howard G. Fuller
Pierre
Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Tom A. Yves
Mitchell
United States
Cherry
Mark B. Bates
Letcher
McMaster
South
British Plane Starts Globe Encircling Trip
A British plane began a world circumnavigation from Calshot Airdrome with Squadron Leader A Stuart Macklaren at the controls. Flying Officer Plenderleith and Sergeant Andrews accompany on a private venture aboard an amphibian Vickers Viking. The route includes Lyons Paris via Italy Greece Cairo Baghdad Basra Kolkata Calcutta to Rangoon Hong Kong Tokio and across the Atlantic via Azores Lisbon to Vancouver Toronto and Newfoundland.
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Southampton
A. Stuart Macklaren
Calshot
Lyons
Fraince Macklaren
Plenderleith
Andrews
Basca
Karkil
Calcutta
Rangoon
Hong Kong
Tokio
Altuma Islands
Vancouver
Toronto
New Foundland
Atlantic
Azores
Lisbon
Former Dry Leader Turns to Shovel Work in Sing Sing Prison
William H. Anderson former superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of New York begins a term of one to two years in Sing Sing after being convicted of third degree forgery for falsifying league books to conceal a $4 400 commission split from a fund solicitation. He is expected to perform hard manual labor with a pick and shovel before possible clerical reassignment.
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Associated Press
New York
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Sing Sing
Anderson
Conflicting Views on McNary Haugen Bill
Washington reports from the department of agriculture show a sharp split over the McNary Haugen export bill. President Coolidge will seek additional expert opinions before deciding whether to back the measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
McNary- Haugen Export Corporation
New Orleans Democratic Primary For Unexpired Dupree Term
A late news flash reports a Democratic primary in New Orleans for the unexpired term ending next March. The second district covers nine of New Orleans wards and four adjoining parishes, seeking a nominee to succeed the late Representative Garland Dupree.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Garland Dupree
Earthquake registered at Georgetown University center
An afternoon semisograph reading from Georgetown University showed an earthquake at 3 36 p m to 4 p m with its center stated as 1800 miles south of Washington Father Tenders location is described in the report. Honduras revolts are concentrated outside Tegucigalpa with American Minister Morales filing a state department update. Alberto J Pani has been named ambassador to the United States per Mexican sources. Senator Heflin vows to push the land fraud investigation into the senate floor.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Father Tenders
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Morales
State Department
Galeston
Tex
Alberto J. Pani
Obregon
United States
Conell Magana
Mexico City
Senate
Rio Grande Valley
Heflin
Alabama
Idaho Republicans Back Coolidge and Moore in Resolutions
In Lewis'own Idaho on March 25 resolutions approved for submission to the Idaho Republican state convention pledge endorsement of President Coolidge and Governor Moore. They call for retaining Senators Borah and Gooding and Representatives French and Smith. A separate note from Washington reports Austrian and Hungarian governments approving in principle a U.S. proposed mixed commission to settle war claims with the United States.
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Associated Press
Lewis‘own
Idaho
Emphate
Coolidge
Moore
Borah and Gooding
French
Smith
Washington
United States
Government Creates Helium Gas Reserve No. 1
President Coolidge creates Helium Reserve No. 1 in Emery county Utah covering 7100 acres. The site will be closed to settlement and entry with mineral title vested in the government. Helium bearing gas is valued for lighter than air military craft and is held on land along the Woodside anticline.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Emery County
Utah
Coolidge
Work
Woodside
Radio Fans Asked To Share Expense
Kansas City station invites headset listeners to buy tickets for the invisible theatre with voluntary contributions from 1 to 10 dollars. The manager says musicians and stage artists cost the program dearly and those enjoying the broadcasts should help pay part of the expense.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Coolidge Locates Pet Tom Cat With Radio
A missing cat named Tige owned by President Coolidge was found with a radio broadcast. Stations WCAP in Washington and WEAF in New York aired the notice at the request of White House officers, and a Navy building employee brought the cat to the president’s office shortly after he arrived.
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Associated Press
Washington
WCAP
WEAF
New York
White House
Tige
Coolidge
Navy
Senate adopts fall move on Fall relative in impeachment case
Washington March 25 A senate vote unan imous 70 0 adopted a resolution seeking impeachment action against C C Chase customs collector at El Paso son in law of A B Fall amid oil disclosures and testimony involving a loan to Albert B Fall. The debate also touched on Harry F Sinclair and calls for stronger steps to compel witnesses before the oil committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
C. C. Chase
el Paso
A.B. Fall
Senate
Walsh
Tana
Chase
Price McKinney
Cleveland
Albert B. Fall
Bursum
New Mexico
Spencer
Missouri
Oil Committee
Heflin
Alabama
Coolidge
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Dill
Woman Defends Home With Potato Masher
Cedar Rapids report states Mrs. Joseph Klepac repelled an intruder with a potato masher and kitchenware after he entered her home last night. Police arrested FE Watson before 10 am for attempted assault, following her description and match of bloodied clothes.
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Assoriated Press
Cedar Rapids
C. FE Watson
Joseph Klepac
Assembly backs overthrow of Glucksburg dynasty in Greece
The national assembly in Athens on March 25 approved a resolution favoring the overthrow of the Glucksburg dynasty and the establishment of a Greek republic.
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Athens
National Assembly
Glucksburg
Senate Adopts Funds for German Relief Food Supplies
The Senate received the Fish resolution as adopted by the house to appropriate 1,000,000 dollars for the purchase of food for destitute women and children in Germany. The house approved the bill last night by 240 to 97.
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Washington
Senate
House
Germany
Marsh Supported By Dubuque County Delegates
W. W. Marx of Waterloo faces probable unanimous backing from Dubuque county delegates as he seeks the Iowa national committeeman post. An unofficial poll of the 39 delegates to the state democratic convention in Davenport next month indicated steady support.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
W. W. Marah
Waterloo
Iowa
Dubuque County
Davenport
Hols Three Men to Clear Mystery Case
By Associated Press Kansas City Mo March 25 B F Tarpley Charles Wilkins and Dillard Davies negro are in jai today charged with first degree murder in connection with the killing of Dr Zoe Viking osteopath following a coroner s hearing yesterday Tarpley s failure to explain and discrepancies in the men s statements about their movements the night of the murder prompted assistant prosecutor James Anderson to file the charges
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Associated Press
Kansasity
F. Tarpley
Charles Wilkins
Dillard Davies
Jai
Zoe Viking
Tarpley
James Anderson
Police Seek New Lead in George Railroad Robbery Case
Police investigate a Burlington railroad employee Paul George robbed of 400 dollars near the Cherry street gate Sunday night. He says two assailants attacked him from behind and stole his wallet while the Hankey brothers dispute a 300 dollar payment claim. George offers limited description of the robbers.
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Paul George
Burlington Railroad
Cherry Street
Hankey Brothers
George
Theankey Brothers
Inquest For Victim Of Electric Dryer
A coroner's inquest will be held tonight into the death of Mrs. Mortimer Zucker a Des Moines society woman who was electrocuted yesterday afternoon while using an electric hair dryer after swimming in the pool at the Jewish community center Des Moines March 25 measures to determine cause of death.
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Des Moines
Mortimer Zucker
Des Moines Society
Feuling backs Herring for national committeeman
Des Moines March 25 F J Feuling of New Hampton Iowa democratic committee chair claims he has evidence Clyde L Herring of Des Moines will secure support from nine of 11 district delegations at the state convention for national committeeman. He says Marsh faces opposition from organized labor and party members amid criticism of his clashes within the party.
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Des Moines
F. J. Feteling
New Hampton
Iowa Democratic Committee
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Feuling
Marsh
Democrats of
Organized Labor
State Central Committee of
Dawes Committee Recommences Work After Recess
Paris March 25 The Dawes committee of reparation experts resumed work with energy after a weekend break. The banking sub committee met in the morning while rail way and budget groups conferred in the afternoon to resolve policy splits. Aiming for a general report early next week the afternoon session was cancelled to allow full sub committee scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dawes
Iowa Rotarians Hold 11th District Convention in Waterloo
Over 1000 Rotarians from across Iowa gathered in Waterloo for the 11th district convention. Carl Weeks of Des Moines called the conference, with a banquet featuring Douglas Molloch of Chicago as speaker. The convention was set to officially close tomorrow afternoon.
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Waterloo
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
Douglas Molloch
Chicago
Moroon
Will Examine Taxes of Mellon Companies
Washington March 35 Officials said abatements and allowances for taxpayers would be reviewed before tax payments. The special Senate committee investigating internal revenue heard that Mellon company records would be produced to counter charges of favoritism.
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Washington
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