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Dubuque Telegraph Herald (Newspaper) - February 16, 1923, Dubuque, Iowa Weather forecast pair tonight and saturday with slowly rising temperature lowest tonight about frn degrees above zeroes i. May la 1836 it Mph Justice. Truth Pater that. Cams Homb magic number i of a f that s the number to Call when you a a want thing a the Telephone dumber of the Telegraph Herald classified advertisement department. 16 pages Dubuque Iowa Friday. February 16. 1923-pharaoh�?Ts coffin evening edition Price 3 cents vol. 72. No. 30 discovered Senate deals i blow to Iowa gun carriers Price Bill designed to i heart gunmen is gassed 27 to 19. Vision for registration of guns kept in Homes is stricken out Garet bootleggers would re barred from had columns in papers. Dorothy a big suit against Rawlinson amicably settled Gosa no Eles Cal. Feb. I g dismissal by th1 Superior court of the 5200,000 damage suit brought against Herbert Rawlin son motion picture actor by mrs. Ethel fun claim Mother of Dorothy t Lark dancer was expected Here today after an announcement last. Night by mrs. Lark and Rawlinson that a set Dement hat been effected out of court As lie court itself suggested. Mrs. Clark who sought the damages on the allegation that the actor had attacked her daughter in a new York apartment when the dancer was 15 years old stated there would by. No trial of the suit As the actor had agreed to pay miss Clark now it years old $50 a week until she became 21. J Moines la. Feb. 16.�? by the it Ltd press the Iowa Senate today to keep revolvers Bil Guys and brass Knuckles out of hands of Iowa thugs and Mur refers. A vote of 27 to 19. The Price As passed which provides that i trait to carry concealed Wea a May be issued except by a use of the District court and thai is and firms who sell guns a have permits granted by the Bill was drafted by the a a in y general a office. Are th1 terms of the measure Ion of a weapon either in Rorke or in the motor car you it driving would he punishable by a up to $1,000 or a prison term a it five years providing Permis a a to carry the weapon had not previously granted by a d Isis t court. Before passing the Bill the Senate o Lek out. A provision which would a. Required registration of Wea kept in the Homes. It also re-1 to outlaw toy pistols and ads used in secret society titties ceremonies by striking from bid All provisions applying to. municipal elections. I a Bouse passed the Bill by rep. A in it Ive Jorsling of Woodbury would require candidates for to Council in commission gov it cities to specify the offices v u h they were running. The n two years ago passed a Law i. Tile adoption of such a plan a i with the people of the City Des Moines adopted it at the it a ii election last Spring. Fin Munt of the Forsling Bill would me the method of creating coun it n in Burlington Cedar rapids a Dodge Keokuk. Marshalltown a Iii a Sioux City and Mason Fate of several vessels in doubt no word from steamship tuscan Prince since thursday morning. Santa Rita afloat but is wrecked All night search for Schooner Atlantic is fruitless express fear for Crews safety. Dying woman s Story reveals ghastly plot i husband shot her and chauffeur to secure $42,000, she says. Gary ind., feb. 16.�?by Universal service the gasps of a dying woman today accused Harry Diamond former roadhouse proprietor of faking a hold up in which he shot his wife and their chauffeur to acquire a $42,&00 estate. Mrs. Nettie Diamond shortly be bore her death revealed the alleged plot which she said her husband had hatched. Diamond she declared had shot her and William Armstrong their chauffeur on the Way to a Hank in i East Chicago where she intended to Deposit a $17,000 Check. The Check authorities said is mysteriously missing. Diamond is under arrest and will he charged with murder the authorities said. A Armstrong was driving us to the Hank where i intended to Deposit a Check from the Sale of my Durant motor stocks Quot mrs Diamond said in a deathbed statement. 3udget Bureau asks Large appropriation to cover repayment Washington. Feb. 16�?an additional appropriation of $78,-655.000 cover repayment on illegally collected was asked of Congress today by the Hud get Bureau the item includes $54,000,000 which it is estimated will be required to meet lax refund requirements Between july i and december 31. While Only approximately $25,-000,000 is to be used in the tax refunds Between now and june 30 the Treasury deficit of $92,-000.000 for the current fiscal year is thereby increased to $117,000,000. General lord the budget director called attention however to the increasing receipts in Back tax collections. Lithuanians get control of Memel regular troops had invaded the area and set up a government. Poles and lithuanians in Bahle about fifteen wounded in clash in Neutral one polish Advance is opposed. Hawkeye girl found Frozen i automobile male companion says i hey f Ell asleep i 0 below Zero. Omaha neb. Fri. 16. Miss Kathryn Lucas Avac. 30. Head nurse at a Hospital at Shenandoah la., was found Frozen to death in an it pen automobile two Miles from Shenandoah by a posse of Farmers according to a special dispatch received Here. Charles Mcmahon. 25, who said he went motoring with her last night said they fell asleep and was j held for a Coroner s inquest this afternoon the dispatch said. The temperature last night was said to have been to below Zero. Sci Nihon said he could hardly move when he woke up Early this morning and went for help. Miss Lucas Avac was a graduate of a St. Joseph mo., Hospital. \ / i no ent Lamb inherited $3,000,000 but never the less his pretty wife daughter of a Denver banker is working to swell the family exchequer and help a make the ends meet. I of her husband can t touch his Fortune until he amasses $10,000 by his own earnings. H e is now employed at $18 a week in a Chicago brokerage office. Mrs. Lamb is at it i of Angeles studio. Seattle. Wash. Feb. 16.�? by the associated press with the Crews of three vessels that yesterday met j Man slightly wounded disaster Iii that dread Region of Navi a just outside of Gary my husband gators in the Pacific Ocean West of askp<1 the chauffeur to adjust the j Washington and South of Vancouver i chains. The negro boy stepped from Island saved wireless operators Tulp tar a husband Drew a pistol along the coast this morning were Bel i it to my Abdomen and fired. I listening for word of the steamship tuscan Prince. No authentic news of the tuscan Prince had come since she sent a faint message yesterday morning her wireless apparently failing before she could give her position. The Steamer Nika which burned to the water s Edge after she lost her rudder near Umatilla reef was a Drifting Hulk off ape flattery while her Crew was coming to Seattle. The steamship Smith Rita which went on the rocks near Carina Ali fight on the West Side of Vancouver Island was believed to be still afloat though expected to he a total loss. Then he beat me Over the head with the weapon. A car Armstrong looked up. My husband fired Quot revolver at his Warsaw feb. 16.�?clashes bet Ween polish troops and lithuanian irregulars have occurred at several places during the occupation of the Neutral zone allotted to Poland by the Conn t in of the league of nations. Twelve polish soldiers were wounded while Tho lithuanians left several wounded on the Field before they were forced to Retreat. No loss of life is reported. The greater part of the Southern area and an import Relief in sight. Chicago. Feb. 16.�?with the a k hone of the cold wave broken the upper Mississippi Valley and the Northwest today made further Prog Ress in recovering from the blizzard which paralysed transcontinental transportation demolished Tele phone and Telegraph lines and Cut off Many communities from comm no Adon. Continued cold weather was pre dieted but this was accompanied by fair weather signals. A slowly Ria ing temperature is expected during the negro with a Bullet in Cheek dropped to the ground. J a i Lay still playing dead so he would t shoot Armstrong. S who is Only slightly wounded declared. I j mrs. Diamond continuing her Story of the tragedy said a the left Armstrong for dead and drove me toward Calumet. On the Way lie leaned Over me and whispered her Crew with a few tents camped i a a Honey you Tell them the Nigger on Tho hospitable coast in that it a shot you and i had to kill hint a Finity. Tim tug sea Monarch was Diamond she declared had recent expected to take them up today. In insured his chauffeurs life for ant Section of the Center zone Given to Poland is now under polish and the next few Days. Train service in the to or ship Coo Cha with two of her officers aboard was clinging to the rocks at Albert head near Victoria her owners hoping she might be be gotten off or at least u. J her machinery saved. To children Bill which would unit Iowa savings Banks to invest it plea in Federal farm loan Bonds Tso passed by the House Over by representative Clark of the vote was 90 to 3. Clark in i that the House which has Quot a a voted to memorialize con in Cut out. All tax exempt be Quot s should not be so i consist it to pass a Bill making a for them in this state. Cig Aret bootlegging. A a Ruso native Rumley of de introduced a Bill today to pro Quot cig Aret bootleggers Quot from add Rig their wares on Iowa news pages and billboards. Some t dealers outside the state tone a big business Selling cares in original packages by aleut rate to Iowa con i non of colonel Barie i. Orb a t Cigar ets thus sold avoid cig Aret tax $5,000. Before she died mrs. Diamond ministration. The lib unions Are still resisting the occupation of the remainder of the area. Sovereignty decided. Paris feb. 16.-�? by the associated press sovereignly Over the Mem Al District the Baltic area detached from Germany and since the War under inter Allied jurisdiction. Was granted Lithuania by the Allied Council of ambassadors today. The Memel territory was invaded Early in january by lithuanian irregulars Anil a government set up under m. Simon Ais b Ader in the insurgent movement. The Council of th1 league of nations was officially informed today that another government presided Over by h. Gailius changed her will in which she had and recognized by the Allied author \ it la a aul named her Briary. Husband As sole Bene title Northwest rapidly was resuming Normal today. Through trains on three transcontinental lines arrived Here and at. Western terminals the first to resume schedule since the blizzard. Lines of communication carried away by the High w kinds which ac-1 companies the storm were being repaired and roadways in Rural sections. Made impassable by the Snow drifts were being cleared Awse. The Center of the cold area is remaining in the Northwest keeping temperatures from to to 20 degrees1 _ _ below Zero. Tension at Essen increased and the French tanks ancient Kings body is found in Thebes Tomb richest i measure trove Ever unearthed by archaeologists. Funerary equipment studded with Gold Ang jewels Worth Fortune hieroglyphics expected to reveal secrets of pre Christian Era. French soldiers shot by germans Coco cola King is facing huge suit Schooner not found. Norfolk. A. F be. 16. A an All night search by the coastguard Cutter Manning for the Schooner Friend ship. Reported singing yesterday six Miles off Oregon Inlet about eighty j Miles South of Cape Henry was j without result and grave fears were expressed today in a radio message from the Cutter for the safety of the Schooner s Crew of seven men. Forbes resignation accepted by Harding Washington f be. 16�?the Resigna probe records of 20 jurors in Louisiana a ment of the Tate estimates that enactment enforcement of the measure add $100,000 a year to the state a d. Fax revenues. House appropriations rom a yesterday voted to reduce $160,000 to $100,000 the pro appropriation to rebuild the Quot Iowa state College. Step to tit Nui a Quot ii Page f fourteen municipal plumbers strike at Chicago Azo. Feb. 16.�?twenty plumb i 25 tallies in the employ of were on strike today and trials said the situation was z menacing especially with a continued cold. I i y after the walkout yester a it re resulted from a Juristic a a dispute Between the City s l in titters and the plumbers and a / Many families complained a r without water. Tensor contents of anti klan Magazine i director of the veterans Bureau has been accepted by president Harding. Effective february 28, it was announced today at the White House. Bastrop. Ia., feb. 16. General a. V. Coco and senator Howard Warren special assistant attorney general were expected to arrive Here during the Day from Shreveport to investigate the record of the Twenty men selected Early this week by the Morehouse Parish jury commission from whom a grand jury will he drawn March 5 to investigate hooded band activities in the Parish. The attorney general who personally conducted the recent open hearing Here. Has stated that. He would seek from 50 to 60 indictments in connection with series of kidnapping and slaving of Watt Daniel and Thomas Richard of Mer Rouge last summer. Cities had been installed. The Council thereupon decided to allot the sovereignty of Memel to Lithuania. Allied troops Are occupying sectors designated for them As an Assurance of the preservation of order. The conditions imposed by the Al much interest in Case. Shenandoah la. Feb. 16.�?the death of miss Katherine Lukashavac in an automobile near Here continued on rag fourteen Burns operative to answer Bailin charge Are moving in. Chandler will be defendant in action to be filed saturday. Cafe argument leads to a clash us former Fiancee seeks $500,000 sentry shoots railway worker who attempts to enter Roundhouse several costs of sabotage. Chicago feb. 16.-Allen o Mey torn Eyuind Powers for Tho turning Over of a Rhio of of the Rad Cal Bure of the sovereignty include the Stab. That Wburns intern.,tonal he Lish ment of no isolate autonomy and Yective Agency was Here today pro. The organization of transit facilities pared to ail8wer charges a for foreign Commerce both by water and rail in order to safeguard both polish and lithuanian interests in districts of which Memel is a natural outlet. Feb. 16.�?tolerance, an a it of klan Magazine today v Cook county court judge As 1 Piso Quot of its news columns. Ira tuner yesterday Dis an injunction against pull i Quot a of the Magazine and agreed a Ake Over the censorship position. Lig adjudication of the period j a s affair i the doctrine of the True american Tho True american believes in Liberty Equality and Justice. He believes in Freedom of religion free speech and free press. He obeys the Rule of the majority. He is a. Patriotic american who knows and understands the three greatest american documents the declaration of Independence the articles of confederation and the Constitution of the United states. An attractive Booklet issued by the american peace society containing these three historical masterpieces is offered free to our readers. Send for a copy of this work and get a better understanding of the history and government of the greatest it min try in the world merely fill out and mail the Coupon below enclosing two cents in Stamps for return postage. Write your name and address clearly. A a no. 12s win in contest for Bill Board space answer charges made against him by Albert Bailin. Alias Albert Balanow contained in a deposition being made for use in the trial of 22 alleged member of the communist party at St. Joseph Michigan february 26. Balanow while testifying on direct examination charged that Meyers proposed that he go to Russia and kill Conine and Trotzky that Meyers told him to make a fictitious report purporting to show that he had acted As an agent for Quot big Bill Quot Haywood. I. W. W. Leader transport. R Frederic Baskin director. The Dubuque Tete graph a Ald information Bureau Washington. D. O. I enclose herewith two rents in stamp for return postage on a free ropy it b the Constitution Bookie. Name. State. A a. L be used As a a Plant base Walters arrest. On which to Chicago feb. 16. By Universal service Railroad advertising Competition grew keen today. An advertising Man of the Santa be engaged a walking expert to step off a huge sign for his Road in the Virgin Snow of Grant Park known As Chicago a front Yard. The Man wore no. To shoes and did a neat Job. Do to. Evil it along came the rival and manager Dot tar righting now of the Chicago. Milwaukee Ltd St. Paul. His copy writer wearing no. 12 shoes stepped off a sign several feet larger. The billboard space is free i Essen. Feb. 16.�? by the Asso dated press a two French soldiers were wounded Here last night by Keirnan Security police who interfered in a cafe altercation. The ten Sion. Which already was High has been increased and today the f Rench moved tanks into the City. The shooting incident arose from the soldiery demanding drinks in the cafe and being met with a re i fugal by a waiter. A Row was started. The Security police appeared and the French claim fired the first shot. Several cases of attempted sabotage were reported during the night from various parts of the Ruhr. One instance resulted in the death of a German railway worker who was woman claims that aged millionaire broke their engagement and demands heart Balm. Atlanta. Ga., feb. 16.�?a suit against Asa g. Candler. Orwill be filed Here tomorrow on behalf of mrs. Onezima Debouchelle. His former Fiancee according to dispatches received from new Orleans this morning which the Atlanta journal said stated that the suit would be Luxor. Egypt feb. 16 a by the associated press a the coffin of the pharaoh Tuten Khamune was found r Hen the inner chamber in his Tomb was opened by the British archaeologists this afternoon Many articles of furniture also were in the mortuary chamber. A Large Trow i of visitors and newspapermen had assembled Early in the morning in anticipation of the unseating before the work was started impressions of the seals on the masonry were taken by the eminent egyptology its i h. Breasted and Allan Gardiner richest in history. New York. F be. 16. By the associated pres. I the Tomb of pharaoh Tuten Khamune. Opened by explorers today in the Valley of the a fwd 5 near Luxor is by far the re Best. Treasure trove Ever uncovered in the necropolis of ancient Thebes and in All likelihood is the richest that eve will be discovered. Ambrose Lansing acting curator of the Egypt Section of the metropolitan museum of Art declared today. Royal furniture garments chariots ornaments and works of Art of rare let Beauty and exquisite Workman ship already have been found in unprecedented quantities in the outer a chamber of Tuten Khamune Tomb. I the funerary equipment much of in heavily encrusted with cold and i Semi precious stones is valued at millions of dollars. But greater treasure it nits of historical data of the Era ant dating Christ by thirteen and a half Cen Turies Are hoped for when the heir Glyphic inscriptions within the Tomb itself have been translated. May have been oppressor. One of the most fascinating la cries the records in the Tomb May confirm or explode is that advanced by Arthur Siegall former inspector general of antiquities to the Egypt an government that Tuten Khamune was theft pharaoh who oppressed the children of Israel and whose army is declared in biblical accounts to have been swallowed up in the red sea Tuten Khamune. Previously disco ered records Sho took the Nam Quot Tuten Khaton when he first ascend Filer by Albert Howell Atlanta in to the throne thus indicating Hiing a trunk of Radical literature from i Phot Down by a sentry As he tried to Chicago to a Man named p. Welter enter a Roundhouse in the hands of in new York that the trunk was to Fronch. In Progress in Erin Chicago fire losses will be diminished London. F be. 16�? by the associated press a bitter fighting is in Progress in the mountains of out. Cavan where general Robin. The irregular Leader and his Bride Are spending their honeymoon in a Cave from which the bridegroom directs the operation of the rebel the acts of sabotage were directed particularly against the lines of communication. During the night additional Telephone and Telegraph wires were Cut at. Dusseldorf Han die Alpine Headquarters there considerably in keeping in touch with the Ruhr developments. Owing to the increased sabotage More severe measures Are contemplated b fhe French. They have already a rested eight Post office Telegraph employees. Sympathy with the so called a there tical Quot monotheistic worship of atom the a fall Loving father of All creation Quot. Which bad been introduced in to Egypt under his predecessor. Akhnaton. In the midst of his eight year reign however he hanged his name to Tuten Khamune. Indicating a return to th1 polytheistic Hammon worship of his ancestors. Or. Wei Gall a theory is that the a Eaton Quot worship was in reality the Jehovah worship initiated in f2g>pf by and that when Butenk Haman returned to the worship of Ammon be began the oppression of the israelite including the unforced Brick making without Straw which new 5 Oak. Feb. 16 Syi Eser la a resulted in the exodus of the Grath. Former Soldier and Seaman israelite who was trapped late last night As attorney who will rep sent Harry iambic of new Orleans personal attorney for mrs. Debouchelle. Mrs. Deho uchello. Who is a resident of new Orleans said in a statement some months ago that or. Candler broke thetfengageme3t to be married. Or. Howell dec lined to discuss the report that suit would he filed. It was understood however that the amount asked would be $500,000. Strangler trapped through a phone Call thei or. Lansing exhibited a series of x t a it j Jersey photographs of the Valley of Kings v j., that they had wrongfully j continued on Page fourteen school building in Chicago. F be. 16.-four Hundred Banff against the f ree state troops _ Illinois destroyed and sixty thousand business buildings of Chicago were listed for a fire department inspection in the immediate future. John f. Fullerton fire commissioner announced As part of what he termed a program to re Duce fire losses and decrease insurance rates. Says an evening news dispatch from Belfast today. The f ree states Are Galesburg. Ilk. I it a. 16 t it High gradually dosing in on Boffin and his school building at Stronghurst near followers. Was destroyed by fire or 3.poylock this morning. Origin of the Blaze is no known. The loan amounts to about $50,000. Torture murder clues fail to Clear mystery he telephoned City accused another Man of the murder of Christine Hervish it. Near Wallington. N. A last november 30, was held in jail today awaiting action of the authorities of Bergen county. New Jersey. After having confessed the police said. To having strangled the girl be suse lie resisted his advances. Mcgrath is alleged to have changed his Story declaring that a another air or did the police declare. However that this assertion was preceded by a detailed recital of the manner of miss Hettish a death. American exports slumped last month Washington feb. 16. A the country a exports during january totalled $339,000,000. According to pre i liminal it figures made Public today by Tho Commerce department while for december Chicago feb. 16.�?identity of the body of a slain Man found fire Miles from Jenera. 111. Tuesday with the hands Cut off and the face burned beyond recognition still was unsolved today although officials said j they had found additions clues that May Lead to Ai rests. Three men who were seen in an automobile neat Hie spot where the r Kendall holds fro St a Fate i j government will War on livestock disease Washington feb. Id with regu tar and Reserve officers of the i ease defense army prepared fur am emergency. Or. J. R. Kotlier chief of the Bureau of animal mid Stry to Day appealed to Ccrone interested in live Stock production or Mark ing to report immediately Uny us pie ious Case of disease among fart animal0 to prevent introduction of the foot and Mouth disease. Free state auxiliary offices Are bombed Des Moines. La., feb. 16 Earl l. Throat convicted of Hie murder of Igna Magni Tion. Alla Makee county school teacher will hang on Twu la a Cen a be were $.44-j body wan found Ami whose More-1 March 9 at the fort Madison prison. 4_>,3b4 department officials i moms were traced an far a de-1 b. W. Garrett clerk of the Iowa lied the decrease As due to economic Kalb. Iu., w Ere the objects of the i preme court today notifying Gover i conditions in my Ope. Officers search today. I nor Kendall that the to tribe for i liner notice of a request for a rehearing of the Case had expired tuesday. Of expiration of this period removes last Chance for a stay of execution through court action. Unless governor Kendall gives him a stay of execution he will be hanged in accordance with the sentence of filing i the Alla Makee county court. If. Fhi of a. Feb 16 of Preau a the mens organic ratio j free stat0 Gore Square. J Cie explosion of a mine today the offices of the cemetery commit i adjoining were also Boily damaged j Whilo the w windows of Bon i in the c Unity were shattered by the a a of Lac ice. Of the a it i Scopo in the Lumen .0located ii we of wrecked hot

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