Navy 70 Be Used Against Rum Ship
Washington DC officials say within a week the plan to use U S naval forces against rum runners off the coasts will have executive approval and be in full operation. Secretary Denby backs the move though some officers oppose it as an emergency action to bolster prohibition enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Department of Justice
Seymour
Congress
Treasury
Officials dispute Louisiana klan scandal reports in Morehouse
Captain J. K. Ship of the Morehouse parish Klan said most published claims about the Louisiana klan scandal are false. He asserted two bodies found in a lake in Morehouse parish and identified by the state as Watt Daniel and T. F. Richard were not the missing men, but were shipped in and planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
J. K. Shipwith
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana
Watt Daniel
T. F. Richard
Engineers Surveying the Missouri River Ties Up in Omaha
The U S engineering boat E M Baldwin with Maj. C C Gee of Kansas City and a corps of engineers paused in Omaha due to low water in the Missouri River to float the vessel. The survey team pushed on by automobile sampling the river from Kansas City to Sioux City in the interest of navigation.
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Missouri
Omaha
Neb
United States
E. M. Baldwin
Maj
C. C. Gee
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Missouri River
Sioux City
Strike Talk Triggers Sugar Market Break in New York
Sugar futures fell 26 to 28 points on the New York exchange as buyers stayed away at Cuban prices down to 614 cents a pound. The drop followed reports of housewives organizing a buyers strike amid high market levels.
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New York
Prison Terms Set for 52 Violators in Gary and Lake County
Indianapolis reports 52 individuals convicted of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws in Gary and Lake county receiving sentences from one day to eighteen months in jail. Local prosecutors say the cases reflect broad enforcement across the region.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gary
Lake County
Indiania
Death summons Knute Nelson on Pennsylvania railroad trip
United States Senator Knute Nelson died on a Pennsylvania railroad train while en route from Washington to Chicago and then to Minnesota, ending a prominent political career.
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Knute Nelson
Harrisburg
United States
Washington
Chicago
Minnesota
New York Banks Report Excess Reserve Change
The weekly report on clearinghouse banks and trust companies shows an excess reserve of 9.417 million dollars, down 6.579 million from the prior period. The figures reflect overall liquidity conditions in New York financial institutions.
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New York
World events mix diplomacy and disaster in brief
Washington names Warren and Payne to the United States Mexican commission while Hoover orders a labor efficiency inquiry. Harding backs forest protection and a Stone Mountain memorial. a tornado near Beatrice injures a family, and a shipwreck causes hospitalizations.
Notable Tennesee Politician Jesse M Littleton Dies in Chattanooga
Jesse M Littleton fifty six former national committeeman from Tennessee a leading member of the state bar died in Chattanooga after an illness of more than a year Maj Gen Frank D Baldwin former adjutant general of Colorado and two time recipient of the congressional medal of honor died at his Denver residence.
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Jesse M. Littleton
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Frank D. Baldwin
State of
Colorado
Denver, Colo
Britain and Turkey clash over troop withdrawal at Lausanne
Across Europe reports show Turkey ratifies the treaty while Britain refuses to evacuate Constantinople and the Dardanelles unless 60,000 troops withdraw. Moscow dispatches note a strengthened Red Army and anti capitalist aims. Kamchatka quakes kill twenty one. a Mediterranean gale sinks ships. Italy honors Rome birthday as Egypt signs a new constitution with Sudan in its borders.
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Lausanne
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Turkey
Cairo
Fuad
Sudan
Egypt
Women leaders sail to Rome for international congress
Mrs Maud Wood Park president and Mrs Ann Webster chair of the National League of Women Voters travel from New York to attend the May international congress of women in Rome.
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Maud Wood Park
Ann Webster
National League of Women Voters
New York
International Congress of Women
Rome
Iowa News Briefs From Waterloo To Red Oak
Herman C. Miller of Waterloo elected commander of the third district American Legion at the annual meeting. L. E. Adams of Ottumwa arrested in Davenport on Mann Whit e Slave Act charges. Mrs. Harry Starks and daughter Mrs. Thomas Carson die in Monticello in a double funeral. Federal court jail terms given to nine of thirty two booze defendants in Davenport. Eleven orphans from New York placed in homes near Red Oak. Caryle Engelken of Le Mars receives St Louis Hero Medal for saving a swimmer. Shenandoah Fair Association adopts amendment to run amusement park and pool at fairgrounds. Newton factories report overtime and booming business. John Hale of Hamburg undergoes leg amputation. Fred A. Canfield named to federal conciliation board in Washington. Southern Iowa peaches show promise of good crop. Duroc Jersey hog breeder George Toney and son Waukon Beauty produce 50 pig litters. No new Iowa National Guard units for two years due to budget cuts. Muscatine land sales total 96 500 to Mrs Addie G Martin and heirs. Humboldt county farmers sign up 20 percent of herds under TB plan. Large March pig losses offset by spring farrow season in April May. Arlington Banner beef club plans fair season with 148 calves fed in Woodbury county. Iowa coal output 1922 shows drop due to strike and mild winter. total 4 679 683 tons.
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Herman C. Miller
Waterloo
Third District
American Legion
L. E. Adams
Ottumwa
Davenport
Harry Starks
Monticello
Ilu
Thomas Carson
Martin J. Wade
Red Oak
Childrens’ Aid Society of
New York City
Caryle Engelken
LeMars
Ralston Purina Hero Medal Commission
St. Louis
Waldo Claerbout
Shenandoah Fair Association
Newton
John Hale
Hamburg
Fred A. Canfield
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Labor
Federal Board of Conciliation
Department of Justice
Washington
Labor
Davis
C. V. Holsinger
Ames
George Toney
Waukon Beauty
National Guard
Iowa
Louis G. Lasher
Muscatie County
Addie G. Martin
Sweetland
William Meerdink
Martin
Arlington-Banner Township
Haby Beef Club
United States
Woodbury County
L. E. Stamm
Woman Sick Two Years Prompts Plant Based Remedy Praise
Medina New York Mrs WM Adkins reports two years of nerve trouble improved after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Rochester New York Mrs Nellie Dorey says after postpartum decline she gained weight and feels like a girl of sixteen after taking the remedy.
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Medina
New York
Buffalo Times
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. H. Adkins
Erin Road
N. Y
Rochester
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Mrs
Nellie Dorey
Skuse Park
Rochester, N.Y
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Stone Mountain
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Memorial Association
Harold S. Maupin
Hoy Hill
Navy Hospital
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AO Rie
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Beatrice
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Port Chester
Albany
Dogan H. Arthur
Langley Field
Newport News
Michigan House of Representatives
Lansing
White House
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General Motors Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
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Madrid
Alfonso
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Cheyenne
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Wilkesbarre
Julia Brown
Akron
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Link
Federal Coal Commission
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Madison
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Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
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Monte Harris
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Butte, Mont
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Hawkeye
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