Washington News Arising From Political Action Groups And Banks
A Washington report covers the Woman's Committee for Political Action launching a first women drawn political program while President Coolidge reserves land for Carlsbad Cave monument in New Mexico. Bank closures include Sterling Colorado and Marysville Kansas with deposits over 700000.
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The
Woman's Committee For Political Action
Washington
Coolidge
Carlsbad Cave Monument
New Mexico
Aig Ds
Prominent Figures Die Across Cities From Heart Disease Stroke
Former United States Senator Marcus A. Smith of Arizona died in Washington from heart disease at seventy two. Rev George R. Palmer emeritus of Northwestern University died in Sanford Florida at ninety. Walter George Smith ex president of the American Bar Association died in Philadelphia after a stroke. Victor David Brenner designer of the Lincoln cent died in a New York hospital after a long illness. George M. Clark chairman of the board of American Stove Company died in Evanston Illinois at eighty two.
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United States
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Washington
George R. Palmer
Northwestern University
Sanford, Fla
Walter George Smith
The
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Victor David Brenner
New York
George M. Clark
American Stove Company
Evanston, Il
Warmest April 6 in San Francisco since records began
Sunday the warmest April 6 in San Francisco with 86 degrees sending thousands to beaches. A Boston dispatch notes a $10,000,000 fund to aid service man orphans raised by the national children's welfare committee of the American Legion. Chiropractors to be officially recognized in New York under an Albany agreement between the education department and the state medical society. Burglars attempting to crack Belleville bank safe driven off by automatic poisonous gas from a protection device.
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San Francisco
United States Weather Bureau
Boston Dispatch
National Children’s Welfare Committee
The
American Legion
New York
State Department of Education At
Albany
State Medical Society
Oralnge State Bank
Belleville
Great Britain Wins Unofficial World Golf Match in Atlanta
Arthur Havers defeats Bob Jones 2 and 1 as Britain beats the United States for the world golf championship in Atlanta. Luis Firpo knocks out Al Reich in Buenos Aires. Vincent Richards defends the national indoor tennis title at Yonkers. Guthrie High School girls win national basketball title 84 to 17. Windsor, Colorado tops Yankton, South Carolina 25 to 6 in prep basketball final at the University of Chicago.
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Great Britain
United States
Atlanta
Arthur Havers
Bobby Jones
Luis Firpo
al Reich
Buenos Aires
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Francis T. Hunter
New York
Windsor
Colo
Yankton
S. C
University of Chicago
Republican Primary Results Report Across States
Governor Small wins renomination in Minors primaries. De neen defeats McCormick for a smaller margin as Democrats name Jones and Sprague for governor and senator. Coolidge tops Johnson in Illinois and Nebraska primaries, with McAdoo as the lone Democrat in Nebraska. Hawaiian delegation endorses Coolidge at Honolulu meeting. LaFollette win in Wisconsin primaries. Coolidge gains two national convention delegates from the first district in Milwaukee.
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Small
Deneen
McCormick
Jones
Sprague
Chicago
Honolulu
President Coolidge
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Milwaukee Dispatch
Foreign Schools Closed in Constantinople Amid Reports
Reports to Paris show all French and Italian schools in Constantinople have closed. The foreign office has not decided on further steps. Geneva’s League of Nations named M. J. Smith of Boston as Hungary high commissioner after W. P. G Harding declined due to illness. Czernowitz Romania saw anti Jewish demonstrations invade theaters cafes and restaurants as order slowly returns.
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Constantinople
Foreign Office
Paris
League of Nations
Geneva
M. J. Smith
Boston
Hungary
W. P. G Harding
Czernowitz
Rumania
Iowa News Roundup From 1924 Stateevents and notes
Fairfield Methodists dedicate a new church valued at 150000 while Hull opens a 50000 academy. Cedar Falls teachers college staff permed hair. Red Oak bank reorganizes. Numerous civic and agricultural items across Iowa include hospital projects, dairy clubs, court schedules, prison labor costs, and Arbor Day observances set for April 25 1924 with Governor Kendall announcing the date.
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Fairfield Methodists
Hull
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Farmers’ National Bank
Red Oak
B. B. Pyle
Hartford
Evangelical Conference
Zearing
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Fair Association
Howard County
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Reinbeck
George Wood
Iowa
Anamosa
Fort Madison
Dubuque
Walford Lindeen
Swedesburg
Ft. Madison
The
State Historical Society
John B. Newhall
State University of Iowa
George M. Hilton
Humboldt County
Board of Supervisors
Greater Des Moines
Iowa Good Roads Association
Des Moines
Superintendent of Public Instruction
N. E. Kendall
Commonwealth
Iowa House Passes Mill Dams and Water Power Bill
A permit fee of 100 dollars and an annual 25 dollar inspection fee will fund water power site regulation under the mill dams and water power improvement bill. The measure aims to spur Iowa power development and allows the executive council to levy an occupational tax based on size and earnings, with debate lasting two hours and several amendments added.
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Iowa House
Edson
Buena Vista County
House
J. H. Anderson
Winnebago County
Anderson
Moon
Lyon
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Hauge
Polk
Quirk
Sac
Smith
Madison
Banta
Delaware
Scott
Marshall
Shaff
Clinton
House Committee
Iowa
Senate
The
Highway Commission
J. C. Mabry
Iowa Code Commission
Europe
Mabry
Iowa Senate
Thirty
General Assembly
Pools and Trust
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Independent Offices
Veterans’ Bureau
Shipping Board
J. W. Langley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William J. Burns
Tredstry Department
Republican Party
Robert M. LafFoullette
Supreme Court
J. B. French
Iate
Jake Hamon
Teapot Comic Committee
Hamon
Harding
Rome
Lubrite Refining Company
Cahokia
First National Bank
Bellmore, N. Y
Ernest L. Whitman
Mass
New England
Hamilton Fish
First National Bank of Sterling
Daily Sun
Beatrice, Neb
First National Bank of
Marysville, Kun
Hiram Johnson
Illinois
McAdoo
Nebraska
Johnson
Lincoln Dispatch
Hawkeye
State News
Fulton
Jefferson
State Board of Control
Michigan City
Ind
Iowa Board of Control
Board of Educational Examiners
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