Revolution in Nicaragua and sea disaster report
Managua reports a revolutionary movement against President Chamorro with rebels seizing Fortress Loma until American mediation led to transfer back to government control. Separately in Brest two hundred forty two survivors and ninety eight missing after the British steamer Egypt collided with the Seine off Ushant. two American women among the missing were missionaries bound for India.
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Managuia
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Diego Manuel Chamorro
Fortress Loma
John E. Ramer
Brest
France
Egypt
Ushant
Seine
M. L. Sibley
Y. M. Boyer
India
State to Enforce Chauffeurs License Law
Des Moines May 22 The state automobile license department will tighten enforcement of Section 11 for licensed chauffeurs. Licenses will be revoked for drivers found guilty of drunken driving or serious infractions. No renewals will be issued where the act is proven violated.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
State Automobile License Department
Secretary of State’s Office
Man Fatally Injured as Auto Overturns in Iowa Ditch
Clinton Iowa May 22 Joseph Glade was badly hurt when his automobile overturned in a ditch on the road between Bellevue and Andrew. Passersby found the wrecked car with him trapped beneath it and he was taken for aid.
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Clinton
Associated Press
Joseph Glade
Bellevue
Andrew
Iowa
Ulster Cabinet Calls Special Meeting After Twaddell Killing
The killing of Ulster Parliament member W. J. Twaddell in Belfast triggers a manifesto from Sir James Craig stating a special cabinet and legal authorities meeting. Craig calls for what he terms just retribution as the crisis prompts urgent action.
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Ulster
Belfast
Ireland
Assocated Press
W. J. Twaddell
James Craig
Weather outlook for Chicago shows unsettled skies
Chicago reports unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday with likely showers. Temperature changes are minor as the twenty four hour period unfolds.
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Chicago
Weather Summary for May Observations
The local observations by Dr. H. M. Stanley cover the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday May 18 with rainfall of .72 inches, and a high of 49 and a low of 43. Friday May 19 records .63 inches and a low of 43 with no rain. Monday May 22 shows a high of 75 and a low of 60 with no rain. Temperature at 1 p.m. today was 76.
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H. M. Stanley
Fire Damages Mason City Plant Ten Thousand Dollars
Mason City Iowa May 22. Damage totaling 10000 dollars resulted at the National Retarder Company plant after a packing vat explosion. Fire officials and investigators work to determine the cause as crews battle remaining hot spots and assess losses.
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Mason City
Associated Press
National Retarder Company
Western Pacific Bid to Control Sacramento Northern Denied
Washington May 22 The Interstate Commerce Commission denied Western Pacific Railroad Co. its bid to acquire control of the Sacramento Northern by buying its stock and forming a new company. The ruling allows future proceedings to proceed and requires Sacramento Northern to apply again. Commissioner Daniels dissented.
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Washington, D. C
Amim
Western Pacific Railroad Co
Sacramento Northern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sacramento Northern
Daniels
Bank Robbery at Clayton Farmers & Commercial Bank
A lone bandit entered the Farmers and Commercial Bank in Clayton Missouri, forced the cashier to open the vault, locked him inside, and escaped with 1500 dollars. The incident occurred today in St Louis vicinity as reported by the Associated Press.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Farmers & Commercial Bank
Clayton
Here
Townley Pledges $12,000 Bonds in Bank Indictments Case
Fargo reports A C Townely former president of the National Non Partisan League posted bonds of 12000 in Cass county district court. The bonds relate to six indictments returned by a grand jury probing the defunct Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo and its affairs.
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Fargo
N. D
Associated Press
A. C. Townely
National Non-Partisan League
Cass County
Srand
Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo
Discharge Burch Jury Faces No Verdict
Los Angeles reports the jury in the Arthur Burch murder case was locked up at 7 50 pm. Judge Reeve said they would be discharged between 10 and 11 am if no verdict is reached by then.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Reeve
Shark Skin Rival Rubber Toughness Surfaces
Shark skin exhibits a toughness comparable to vulcanized rubber, suggesting strong, resilient scales that resist wear and damage. Researchers note the texture and microstructure contribute to durability, with potential applications in materials science and bio-inspired engineering.
Postmaster Appointments Sparks Senate Dispute in Washington
Washington May 22. Postmaster appointments in Georgia trigger a heated exchange in the Senate between Democrat Senator Watson and Republican Senator Phipps of Colorado. The controversy disrupted business for several minutes and led to both senators moving to the corridors where the Georgia senator offered personal combat.
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Washington, D. C
Georgia
Senate
Watson
Phipps
Colorado
Post Office Committee
London invites Irish signatories to discuss Anglo Irish treaty
London announced in the house of commons that the British government has invited Irish signatories to the Anglo Irish treaty to come to London and discuss the agreement signed Saturday between provisional government representatives and followers of Eamon de Valera.
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London
Associated Press
Provisional Government
Eamoon de Valera
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Victory Notes Interest Ceases June Fifteenth
Washington May 22 Secretary Mellon announced that interest on 3 percent victory notes ends June 15. The treasury offers redemption at par and accrued interest to that date. About $100,000 of the notes have been redeemed, with $270,000,000 of the 2 percent victory notes still outstanding.
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Washington, D. C
Mellon
Treasury
Polish Diet Grants Two-Week Paid Vacations Plan
Warsaw on May 22 Associated Press reports the Polish Diet enacted a law requiring all industrial workers to receive an annual two week paid vacation.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Organic Union Urged by Presbyterians In North Branch
Des Moines May 22 The North Branch 134th General Assembly urged organic union rather than more talks for closer ties with the South Presbyterian church and new federation models. It rejected a Charleston proposal for a new federation sent to the Southern Presbyterians.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Organic Union
Orth
South Presbyterians
134Th Generals Assembly
Southern Presbyterians
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Charleston
West Virginia
Dempsey Bill Passes House With Narrow Margin
Washington May 22 The Dempsey bill authorizing improvements for rivers and harbors passed the House 209 to 18. Funding for the improvements is pending. Mrs Alb Bryan was called to Fairfield today due to an illness in the Bryan family.
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Dempsey
Washington, DC
Associated Press
House
Alb Bryan
Fairfield
Mr Bryan
Christian Proportion Near One Third Worldwide
The article notes that roughly one third of the global population identifies as Christian. It cites broad regional distributions and reflects on the share of adherents across continents and cultures.
Ball Tournament and Night Show Set for July 1–4
The Creeton Chamber of Commerce plans a four day baseball tournament with 2000 in prizes and a spectacular Night Show from July 1 to 4 in this city. Four teams will compete while a big band performs with free acts uptown and at the fair grounds. The event aims to be among the largest of its kind in the region. The group also appropriated 840 for Rest Room rent.
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Uptown Entertainments
Nother
Fair Grounds
The
Chamber of Commerce
Jury Discharges in Burgh Murder Trial
Los Angeles May 22 The jury in the murder trial of Arthur C. Bur eh for J Belton Kennedy was discharged by Judge S M Reeve after reports could not reach a verdict.
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Los Angeles
Calf
Associated Press
Arthur C. Bureh
J. Belton Kennedy
S. M. Reeve
Virginia Olson Sinks After Collision With Submarine D7
The Virginia Olson, laden with 20,000 feet of lumber from Portland, Oregon, was rammed by the navy submarine D7 in dense fog near the EB K. Wood dock after entering San Francisco harbor. The vessel sank after reaching the dock. the submarine left the scene and its damage status is unknown.
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San Francisco
Calif
Asociated Preas
Virginia Olson
EB. K. Wood
Portland
Oregon
Seventeen year old girl takes own life at Owa
La Porte City Indiana May 22 FDna Thompson age 17 committed death by her own action Sunday by taking poison no reason is known for the act her relatives said she had been despondent for some time and that she had no other known troubles or illness at home
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OWA
la Porte City
Associated Press
Fdna Thompson
Severe Storm Lays Waste in the West with Fatalities
A strong storm battered the western states with wind hail and rain causing injuries and deaths. In Shawnee Oklahoma a woman and her young son were in a wrecked building. the mother died and the child was hurt. Reports of two men bleeding in O Keene Oklahoma could not be verified.
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Shawnee
Oklahoma
O Keene
Insurgents plan new auto society linked to Chicago club
In St Louis on May 22 insurgents split from the American Automobile Association over constitutional violations and moved to form a National Automobile association extension. Chicago delegates helped lead the break, with 72 Chicago reps seated by a close vote of 90 delegates from 12 states representing 243000 members. A bolting faction committee is led by G E Gillespie of Lincoln Nebraska, and new officers elected include George Diehl of Buffalo as President Arthur Fifot of Hartford as Secretary and H A Bonnell of New York as Treasurer.
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St. Louis
American Automobile Association
National Automobile Association
Chicago Motor Club
Chas M. Hayes
National Organization
Chicago
Bolting
G. EB. Gillespie
Lincoln
Nebraska
George Diehl
Buffalo
Arthur Fifot
Hartford
Conn
H. A Bonnell
New York
New Basis Of Pay For Army Provider Fans Debate
Washington May 22 Senate passed after a brief debate the house bill fixing a new basis of pay for officers and enlisted personnel of the army navy marine corps coast and geodetic survey and public health service. Two amendments were added and the measure goes to conference with the house to adjust differences.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Army, Navy
Marine Corps Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health
Plan to Clean Up New York Postoffice Employes
New York May 22 Acting Postmaster General Bartlett arrived to rid the New York postoffice of dishonest employees. His visit follows arrests of several post office workers alleged to be involved in schemes to loot the mails.
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New York
Bartlett
New York Postoffice
Post Office
Three killed as car struck by train near Los Angeles
Robert Olson a sheet metal worker his wife and their six year old son were killed when their automobile was struck by a Southern Pacific train at Puente about twenty miles east of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cabif
Robert Olson
Puente
Southern Pacific
Henry Gessford Dies in Baytona Florida
Mrs C H Linincer of this city received a telegram announcing the death of her brother Henry Gessford at Baytona Florida. Deceased was a former Union county resident raised here and death occurred Saturday May 20.
Alabama Power offers for Gorgas project amid weeks delays
Washington May 22 Alabama Power Company offered 2509 dollars for the Gorgas power plant the government interest in the railway and the transmission line from Gorgas to Muscle Shoals Alabama to Secretary Weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Gorgas
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Bolivia’s Conference Seat Bid Declined by Chile and Peru
At the Washington conference on May 22 the Chilean and Peruvian delegations informed Bolivian Minister Ballivian they have no authority to discuss Bolivia’s request for a seat.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Washington
Ballivian
Bolivia
Daily Market Snapshot From Chicago and St Joseph
Market report notes cattle receipts around 24 000 in Chicago with early sales weak to 15 cents lower for beef cattle while hogs fall 20 to 35 cents and top around 10 75. Sheep are steady to higher slight futures. Grain prices show steady May wheat around 133 1 2 and corn 61 1 2. St Joseph lists cattle and hogs with modest declines and lambs feeding prices.
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Brollers
Roosters
Chicago
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hubbel Ride
Des Moines
Market Report May 22 Cash Prices For Grains And Hides
A terse market listing dated May 22 at noon shows shelled corn at 48 cents, oats around 22 cents, and light spring boilers noted at 0.4. The report also records horse hides and crams with varied prices and mentions straw values, indicating a broad commodity snapshot for the period.
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Cap Iracon
U. N
Western Pacific
Lone Bandit Rbs Bank
Clayton, MO
4.C. Townley
Rm Ad
Big Tim
Tim” Murphy
Cheon
Creeton Chamber of Commerce
Lowana Hotel
Advertisers Index
Aetna
Agnew Athearn & Doyle
Brady Food Market
Consumers Grocery
Doge Grocery Joods
Carters Dry Farmers & Merchants Bank
Hickey Furniture Co
Kunath Sons Newcomb & Matthews
M. W. H. Merrill
Porter Drug Co
Strand Theatre
Syndicate Clothing Co
Waggoner Studio
Kansan City
Ounwest
N. Y
Henry Gessford
Baytona, Florida
Uefer
Reniest
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Er” Gacarce
Cash Market Report
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