Newberry Quits Seat in Senate After Defeat of Colleague
Michigan Senator Truman H Newberry resigns effective immediately citing partisan persecution after the defeat of Senator Townsen d. He notes his first election was fully confirmed and says future service may arise if called. The resignation ends a long political fight that drew national attention and court battles over election law violations. He remains at home in Detroit as the letter is delivered to Gov Groesbeck.
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Former Bayard Postmaster in Jail on Embezzlement Charge
Ward W. Miller 28 former postmaster at Bayard Nebraska was jailed in Omaha to await federal arraignment on embezzlement of post office funds. He was arrested in Los Angeles and declined bond of 3000 dollars claiming a books recheck would show his accounts were correct.
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Ward W. Miller
Bayard
Douglas County
Miller
Los Angeles
California
Lipton Cancels Sailing. Seeks 1924 Yachting Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton suffers a sudden cold and cancels his passage aboard the Celtic bound for Liverpool. He hopes to sail next week and plans to renew the challenge in 1924 after consulting with the New York Yacht Club.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Celtic
Liverpool
Sir Thomas
New York Yacht Club
Millionaire "Red" Lloyd Flees City Believed to Surrender
Reports that millionaire William Bross Lloyd known as "red" has fled the country to avoid Joliet penitentiary growing more persistent. His lawyers and associates say they expect him to surrender, claiming he left briefly to arrange business affairs.
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Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Red
Joliet Penitentiary
Iowa Wife Slayer Convicted in Keokuk County
Lawrence O. Flory of Sigourney Iowa was found guilty of first degree murder for poisoning his wife last March. A Keokuk county district court jury returned the verdict and recommended a life imprisonment sentence.
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Lawrence O. Flory
Keokuk County
Sixty Persons Drown Near Mexicali After Boat Capsizes
A boat capsized during a landing at Labomba on the Gulf of California, about 60 miles south of Mexicali, resulting in more than sixty drownings according to reports received.
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Detective Shot by Police in Cleveland
Daniel H. Clark 47 chief of detectives for the Nickel Plate railroad was shot and probably fatally wounded when police entered his home in response to a burglar alarm.
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Daniel H. Clark
Nickel Plate Railroad
World events briefed: Kipling rector and notable deaths
Notable items include Rudyard Kipling elected rector of St Andrews Dunedin with 245 votes, Horace Vaughan found dead in Honolulu, and Bellamy Storer dying in Paris. Also reported are deaths of Frank McKee in New York and Samuel Garfinkle in Chicago, plus other world notices and awards.
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St. Andrew’s University
Dundee
J. M. Barrie
Kipling
Viscount Ullswater
House of Commons
Congress Sees 129 New Representatives and 18 New Senators
Washington officials released the new congressional list showing 129 fresh representatives and 18 new senators. The State Department announced American observers for the Lausanne Near Eastern conference will be Ambassador R. W. Child in Rome and Minister J. C. Grew in Berne. Eight women were arrested in Washington for picketing the British embassy, including Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney, widow of Terrence MacSwiney.
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Wirth cabinet resigns amid financial crisis in Germany
The Wirth cabinet resigns under pressure from supporting parties amid Germanys financial crisis. New proposals urge the Reichsbank to take half the issue to stabilize the mark if a moratorium is granted. President Harding invited to Greenville Tennessee for Andrew Johnson ceremony.
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Germany
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Tenn
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United States
NCOs to be hanged unless Wood pardons them
Eleven noncommissioned officers in the Philippine Constabulary face hanging unless Governor General Wood at Manila grants clemency after the U S Supreme Court refused to review their cases. Beer and light wines win approval in Evanston a WCTU birthplace by a strong majority as Chicago reports the tally. Mary MacSwiney weakens but remains defiant on day nine of hunger strike at Mountjoy. Germany urged to work two hours daily longer for years to sustain existence per Hugo Stinnes. Chile earthquake toll rises with 1000 dead and thousands in distress as relief aids increase. Paris envoys urge Germany to apologize for barracks inspection incident at Passau Second Reichswehr regiment.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Passau
Bavaris
Iowa items mix crime crops and civic notes
Des Moines reports a giant jack rabbit killed on the statehouse grounds. Creston builds a $65,000 Masonic temple. Elizabeth Fox, 86, dies at home in Des Moines. Dexter area hosts a big Duroc sale. Lutherans meet in Des Moines for annual banquet. Carroll votes to cut electricity rates 15 percent. Shelby Epworth League ships 300 quarts to Des Moines hospital. Scarlet fever closures hit Waucoma area schools. Wm. Bosch, 84, dies at daughter’s home near Vancleve. Des Moines corn market seen rising. Des Moines cancer week records high clinic attendance. A Caesarean performed on Mrs Florintino Ruez of Mexico in Mason City. Iowa City's homecoming crowds stall autos in mud. Marion county to buy 2,400 cattle from a banking firm in Eureka, Kansas. Graschel of Harlan reports many sales in the area. Duroc sales total 794 lots, 35,930 head worth 5.36 million. Kalona-Washington road bridge project to start. Midwest horticultural exposition in Council Bluffs praised. Alfalfa field of David Savage near Salem is nine years old. MorningSide undertaker’s open shop causes protests. Dan Phelan removed as deputy U. S. marshal after rail strike. Iowa corn crop for 1922 projected to beat 1921 by 11 million bushels. Newton adds casket production to its industries. Henry Field of Shenandoah hosts hog sale with orchestra. 750 miles on horseback in 25 days reached Indianola for S. J. Nash home visit.
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W. B. Fritz
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Arnold
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New Instrument Tests Glass Lens Power Precisely
A new device measures eyeglass and optical lens power by analyzing light passing through the lens. It combines the strengths of existing methods and reduces human error, offering more accurate lens grinding according to prescribed formulas.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Cole Carbolisalve Heals Burned and Itchy Skin Fast
An advertisement touts Cole Carbolisalve as rapid relief for burning itching and torturing skin diseases. It claims instant pain relief from burns and healing without scars. Sent to The J. W. Cole Co. Rockford Illinois for a package.
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J. W. Cole Co
Rockford, Ill
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