Red hats conferred on American cardinals Hayes Mundelein
Pope Pius XI publicly raised American prelates Cardinal Hayes of Boston and Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago to the sacred college at a public consistory in St. Peter's Basilica. The ceremony drew a massive Roman crowd and followed ancient rites with the red hats presented amid reverent ceremony.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pius
Hayes and
Mundelein
Sacred College
St. Peter’s
Basilic
Vatican
Holy See
St. Petronilla
Hayes
Sacred Colleg
Davenport teens sentenced to life for statutory assault
Lester McCorsesn Henry De Vetter and Raymond De Vetter confessed to statutory charges involving a Davenport high school girl. They were sentenced to life imprisonment and admitted to the state penitentiary in Fort Madison after pleading guilty yesterday.
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Fort Madison
Lester McCorsesn
Henry de Vetter
Raymond de Vetter
Davenport
Weather Observations Over Three Days in March
A local 24 hour weather summary lists temperatures and precipitation for March days. Highest and lowest figures are shown with daily rain amounts including a late month sequence from March 21 to March 27. No rain on some days while others report measurable amounts.
Rumor Denied of Huerta Losing Life at Sea
The Associated Press reports rumors about Adolfo de la Huerta's fate lack corroboration. Claims place him in Cuba Yucatan or New Orleans, but verified fact shows he embarked March 18 from Frontera aboard the Exploradora.
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Associated Press
Menies City
New Orleans
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Pinar Delrio
Cuba
Yucatan
Frontera
Exploradora
Johnson Leads South Dakota Primary Rage
In Sioux Falls 1,668 precincts report Johnson 40137 Coolidge 38413 after corrections. Johnson ahead in SD Republican presidential vote with 1,469 of 1,825 precincts tallied showing 36583 to 36286. St Louis quotes Johnson accusing Coolidge campaign of money buys and ads in SD.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
S. D
Johnson
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
South Dakota
McPherson County
S. C
California
St. Louis
Hold Heimke Funeral at Stringtown Church
The funeral of Fred Heimke Sr of near Kant will be held at 2 30 p m Friday at Stringtown church. Burial will be in Stringtown cemetery.
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Heimke
Stringtown Church
Fred Heimke, Sr
Kant
Stringtown Cemetery
Mustache Prevails in London Army Census
The Daily Mail census in London shows the army’s influence remains strong with most men sporting mustaches. Smoothshaven men are second, beards third, and the old cavalry style moustache has nearly disappeared.
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London
Daily Mail
Rotary convention attendees reach home after Waterloo trip
Elmo Roper Dr Hal Childs Joe Richardson Chas Hayden and John Chase arrived home this morning from Waterloo where they attended a two day Rotary club convention. Mr Richardson and Prof Hayden represent the local club.
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Elmo Roper
Hal Childs
Joe Richardson
Chas. Hayden
John Chase
Waterloo
Mr. Richardson
Prof
Hayden
Assembly Has New Plan for State Prisons
State Capitol Des Moines March 27 The plan would move Iowa prison labor to state use products by July 1 1927 with three year transition allowing inmates to work in existing or new factories under a contract system to set returns for the state The measure follows hearings and labor objections and would end current contracts to curb competition with free labor The house considered street programs while the senate passed two legalizing acts and the budget bill with the Smith amendment awaits house action
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
Iowa
House Board of Contro
Board of Control
Gibson
Publc
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Potts
Lee County
Lake
Woodbury County
House
Senate
Smith
Orient Railroad Sells to High Bidder for 3 Million
The Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railroad was sold at public auction in Wichita for 3,000,000 to Clifford Histed, general attorney for the road, with only two bids. E. E. Mullaney of Kansas City offered 2,764,000. The sale follows a government lien of 2,500,000 plus interest from 1923, and the purchaser must keep the road operating. The Orient promises to connect Kansas City with the Pacific coast, serving four score towns along its route.
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Wichita
Rap
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
Clifford Histed
E. E. Mullaney
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Kan
Mexico and Orient Railroad
Arthur E. Stilwell
Pacific Coast
Orient
John C. Pollock
Lockwood Moore Injured In Bicycle Car Crash Near Iowa City
Lockwood Moore, 45, an employee of the University of Iowa, lies near death after a collision last night between his bicycle and a car. His skull is fractured. The incident occurred in Towa City.
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Associated Press
Towa City
Janz Elected Captain of Iowa 1925 Basketball Team
Iowa City reports Hector M Janz of Laverne Minnesota elected captain of the University of Iowa 1925 basketball squad. The announcement comes as the season approaches with Janz leading the team in expected play. Senator La Fellette of Wisconsin has developed pneumonia, doctors report.
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Iowa City
Hector M Janz
Laverne, Towa
University of Iowa
Washington
la Fellette
Wisdonesty
Senator Borah proposes joint resolution for disarmament conference
Senator Borah of Idaho introduced a joint resolution urging the president to invite nations to a combined economic and disarmament conference to be held in Washington and San Diego. Wellington Boyd aged 73, former imperial potentate of the mystic shrine, died in Washington. Raymond Poincare agreed to resume the premiership after resigning amid a ministry defeat in Paris.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
San Diego
Calif
Wellington Boyd
Imperial
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Rumors Mount Daugherty Might Quit Post
Washington dispatch reports renewed talk that Attorney General Daugherty will resign from the Coolidge cabinet. President Coolidge has held two conferences with Daugherty about the department's management and the public’s demand for action. The discussions push the matter toward a possible near term decision.
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Associated Trees
Washington
Daugherty
Coolidge
Southern Asparagus Ready For Market
First shipments of the 1924 Georgia asparagus crop have left Fort Valley for northern markets. Georgia and South Carolina expect about 40 000 crates and 159 carloads respectively. The crop is described as good quality and rising in importance for growers, with California now the leading source but much canned.
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Atlanta
Fort Valley
Georgia
Express
South Carolina
Growers’ Association
Carolina
T. ©. Curry
United States Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Callifornia
California
Geological note and law on treason in Michigan
In Michigan the only crime punishable by death is treason. The tides of the ocean are influenced by the moon, modified somewhat by the sun.
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Michigan
Jennings Says Jake Hammon Bought Office At Convention
Al Jennings testified at the oil committee hearing that Jake Hammon, Oklahoma GOP committeeman killed in 1920, claimed Harding's nomination cost a million dollars with payments to Penrose Daugherty and Hayes. Jennings recounted Hammon’s asserted plan for Harding’s cabinet and a future Interior secretary post.
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Jennings
Jake’ Hammon
Hammon
Harry M. Daugherty
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Wil H. Hayes
Republican National Committee
Harding
Mr. Daugherty
Will Hays
Ohio
Interior
Mellon Companies Tax Records Presented for Senate Review
The Internal Revenue Bureau's tax records relating to Mellon companies were presented to the Special Senate Committee investigating the bureau. Secretary Mellon had asked the committee to study the records amid testimony suggesting possible preferential treatment by bureau agents.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mellon Companies
Senate
Bureau
Mellon
Se Burean
Red Oak Bank Closed by Federal Examiner
The Farmers National Bank of Red Oak failed to open, closed by the comptroller of currency and placed in charge of a national bank examiner. The institution, capitalized at 60,000 dollars with about 700,000 dollars in deposits, faced a closing order issued by William R. Dawes, the currency controller, citing poor condition and problematic paper and slate collections.
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Red Oak
Advertiser
Farmers National Bank of
Comptroller of Currency
Paul Clark
Associated Press
Wiliam R. Dawes
Irony in Radio Dispatch Sparks Cat Hunt Debate
Berlin reports the Boersen Courier mocks the idea of diverting ten million American radio listeners from Beethoven to a cat hunt. The piece asks if listeners would tolerate such interruptions for domestic affairs or global European conflicts and concludes Americans favor domestic issues over Europe.
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Berlin
Beethoven
Boersen Courier
Coolidge
Europe
Peonte
Washington Oil Contempt Case Postponed To Tomorrow
Al Jennings called the allegations fake and preposterous as Leigh Taylor a Penrose secretary said Hammond never met Penrose nor was Hammon mentioned to the secretary. United States Attorney Gordon delayed presenting the contempt case of Harry F Sinclair to the grand jury after consultations with Special Counsel Pomerene and Roberts. Jennings claimed he had known Hammond for years and attended the Chicago convention with him.
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Washington
Chicago
Oil Committee
al Jennings
Jennings
Jake Hammon
Republican National
Leigh Taylor
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Hammon
Pomerene and
Rieberts
United States
Gordon Today
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate oil committee to probe democratic campaign funds
Washington March 27 Senate oil committee to investigate democratic campaign funds on motion by Senator Spencer. Subpoenas issued for George White former DNC chairman Wilbur Marsh former treasurer and E L Doheny alleged contributor to the 1920 fund. White and Marsh subpoenas returnable next Monday Doheny and Marsh for April 3. Committee will not meet Monday adjournment to tomorrow until next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Spencer
Missouri
George White
Democratic National Committee
Wilbur Marsh
E. L. Doheny
White
Marsh
Doheny
Walsh
Stinson Questioned in Washington on Daugherty Probe
Roxie Stinson, former wife of Jess Smith, testifies under cross examination as the Daugherty committee weighs contempt actions against M S Daugherty and other Ohio bankers. H L Scaife details aircraft fraud probes and alleges overpayments to Standard Aircraft. The panel adjourns to tomorrow as it orders M S Daugherty summoned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dauegherty
Roxie Stinson
Jess Smith
M. .& Daugherty
Washington Court House
H. L. Scaife
M. S. Daugherty
Paul Howland
Scaife
Mitvain & Co
Brookehart
M. 3
Daugherty
Ohio
Dempsey to Meet Wills at Tia Juana
Omaha reports Jack Dempsey will fight Harry Wills for the world title at Tia Juana, Mexico, next Labor Day. Manager Jack Kearns pushes to sign the contract, while promoter Jon Coffroth negotiates likely dates during the racing season.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Jack Kearna
Jack Dempsey
Omaha World-Herald
Dempsey
Harry Wils
Tia Juana
Mexico
Kearns
Far West
Pacific Coast
Jon Coffroth
San Diego
Calif
Harry Wills
Mexco
James W. Croffreth
Jack Kearns Dempsey
Labor Day
Adventist Revival Services Continue Tonight
Elder A. L. Miller of Osceola leads a series of revival meetings at the Adventist church. Attendance is rising as nightly talks urge all to attend. Wednesday’s sermon covered The Second Coming of Christ.
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A. L. Miller
Osceola
Adventist Church
Christ
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Ward Callahan
Warren G. Harding
Oklahoma
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Fall
Dill
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M. Daugherty
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