Goolidge Assured Better Business
Washington address to the National Cotton Manufacturers association voiced optimism for industrial prosperity under tariff policy and government support for business. Coolidge urged law enforcement paired with industry vigilance, praised worker responsibility, and noted trade-board roles while highlighting boll weevil relief and cotton state cooperation. Senator Wadsworth may join Coolidge cabinet. other items include a suicide stunt, aviator injury, a mine explosion, and hospital updates.
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Washington
Coolidge
National Cotton Manufacturer’ Association
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Federal Trade Board
Turbulent Times Report of Fatal Duel and Riots
Denver murder follows business clash as Kelley Bales, two, is shot and the barber named Geons kills himself. Constan tinople dispatch reports Turkish troops clashing with rebels near Tojehaktchour and Ghendu recaptured after stiff resistance. In Des Moines Mrs Albert G Marsh, a prominent society woman, is seriously injured when a wild jaguar in a circus winter quarters rips through its cage rail and bites her.
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Denver
Cole
Kelley Bales
Geons
Tonjen
Constantinople
Tojehaktchour
Ghendu
Des Moines
Albert G. Marsh
Granger
South African Revolt Suppressed in Capstown
Capstown reports a revolt in the region was suppressed without disorder as malcontents surrendered unconditionally. No further clashes or damages reported. The event ends with a peaceful conclusion and no injuries noted.
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Capstown
South Africa
TevoIt
Disaster Tornado Strikes White Belt Dairy West of Miami
A devastating tornado swept from Westwood Inn toward Little River, demolishing six dairy buildings and dozens of homes. Three killed including John W. Simpson and Mrs Mathilda Schultz. 83 injured, three seriously, and 300 to 400 homeless. Damage at the dairy exceeds 100000 with extensive losses to stock and personal effects. Weather damage reported along Florida east coast from Homestead to Fort Lauderdale as storm moved inland.
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Golornado Strick
White Belt
Westwood Inn
Little River
John W. Simpson
Westwood Park
Mathilda Schultz
Sullivan
Hialeak
Mathilda Schi
Florida
Homestead
Fort Lauderdale
Here
Arthur Pryor
Bandwaster
Timleah
Bathers Draw Jail Sentences In Honolulu Court
Honolulu police court handed 13 month suspended jail terms to nine bathing girls for violating the Desha bathing suit law. The judge noted first offenses and that the statute has existed four years. Indictments Reveal Scalper Gang In New York and St Louis. A federal grand jury indicted six alleged scalpers, nine Pullman conductors, and one Pennsylvania Railroad conductor linked to a large resale operation. Ex-Policeman Sentenced In Des Moines Case 25 years for robbery with a deadly weapon after pleading guilty. his brother also received a long term.
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Honolulu
Gana
St. Louis
F. Pullman
New York City
Pullman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pen- Des Moines
Frank Umerhower
Glande
Fort Madison
Distrouert
Italians Stage Sword Duel in Rome by Deputies
In Rome near a Tiber bridge, fascist Deputy Battat and ex Commandant Deputy Viola dueled with swords. Battat was wounded in the forearm in the second passage and surgeons ended the duel. The brawl followed Viola’s criticism of Blackshirt concentration in Crascta elections.
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Battat
Viola
Tiber
Chamber of Deputies
Anunieipal
Crascta
Detroit Becomes Wet Spot With New 5 Cent Beer
Detroit residents rush to Windsor as Ontario passes a 4.4 percent beer tax. Ferries bring Americans seeking cheaper beer and potential investments in riverfront properties. Real estate buzz grows with cottages for rent and establishments for sale, while breweries prepare to ship beer. Border officials and Ontario Moderation League warn of maintaining good order.
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Mich
Kiondike
Windsor
Detroit River
St. Clair Flats
F Me: Brewing Company
Walkerville Brewing Company
Aoner- Jhams
Malcolm G. Gerapbell
Border Cities
Ontario Moderation
Ieagus
Police Arrest Counterfeiters at L'Assomption Farm
Montreal police widened the hunt for counterfeiters flooding the country with spurious notes. Seven men were arrested at a farmhouse in L'Assomption with 159.00 in counterfeit Banque Nationale notes. Beaudry Leman, bank general manager, said the notes from the L'Assomption plant were so convincing that not even a child would be deceived.
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Montreal
L'Assomption
Tlisnne Nationale
Beaudry Leman
Leman
L'Assompten
Dentist's Body Found in Kansas City Hotel Room
Police opened an inquiry into the death of Dr. 5 B Kelit tist after her discovery in a local hotel room. A bottle with an anesthetic was found. Ais. Kel y said her husband planned to meet a man named Pat Henderson in the hotel.
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Kansas City
B. Kelittist
Ais
Kely
Pat Henderson
Rebels Demolish Customs House in Vienna Albanian Incident
Dispatches from Tirana report rebels blew up the Vienna customs house during an Albanian rebellion. Several people killed as authorities detained suspects and held a court martial. Two suspects were found guilty and hanged after swift proceedings.
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Customs House
Vienna
Senteri
Tirana
Uits
Lavere
Emery Dust Disables Flagship at San Pedro
In San Pedro the flagship Cuyama suffered engine damage and $70,000 in repairs after Emery dust contaminated the main bearings. Police fingerprint experts investigated. Initial suspicion of civilian visitors shifted to a disgruntled crew member as the likely cause.
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San Pedro
United States
Cuyama
Navy Base Force
Payal
Wood Returns 1006 Aboard West Chetac in Tampa
Tampa. Osborne Wood son of Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood returns to the United States aboard the West Chetac off Tampa after four months in Europe. He laughs at gambling loss reports, cites Wall Street luck, and says he still has money though details of losses remain undisclosed. Crew cheer as quarantine ends. three stewards and six attendants gain $10 each. A Tampa realty man notes Wood’s wallet and walks away without an offer.
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Fla
Osborne Wood
Federal Shipping Board
Wood
Cadiz
Spain
Europe
Wall Street
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Tampa Realty
Abusive Fine Raised and Jail Terms Imposed
Miller S D a was fined 300 dollars and six months in jail for liquor violation after judge Moriarity sentenced him. He protested, opened his coat and challenged the judge. Another violator, Jake Creager, received four months in jail and a 400 dollar fine. Col Forbes condition unchanged. cerebral thrombosis keeps him paralyzed as doctors note.
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Miller
S. D—a
Monus
John Rodclitté
Plane Captured as Ram Fleet Communicates at Sea
The Lorraine II ram fleet aircraft and crew, attempting to establish contact with a ram fleet ship, were captured by the coast air destroyer Mojave. Coast Guard Commandant Capt. W. V. Jacc obs noted this as the second such capture since the liquor treaty with Great Britain took effect a bit over a year ago.
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New York
Mojave
W. V. Jaccobs
Coast Guard
Great Britain
Montana Town Hit by Floods and Fire Tragedy
Montana Great Falls reports extreme flood risks as Milk River rises flooding southern neighborhoods. In Glassen, three people died when a fire destroyed the Rush home and state. Simon Rush was severely injured while trying to rescue his wife and two children.
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Falls
Mont
Glassen
Narthern
Plane Crashes Kill Two Students in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports 18 year old Louisiana State University student Alvert Caidney died when a twin engine plane carrying him and 16 year old passenger John Temple plunged from a tail spin. Temple, a local high school student, was insured. The crash occurred during a flight over the area.
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Baton Rogue
Alvert Caidney
Louisiana State University
John Temple
White House egg roll planned for Hastet Monday spring
President and Mrs. Coolidge will reopen the White House grounds for the Easter egg roll on Hastet Monday. The custom, paused during the war, resumes with children from Washington bringing baskets of lightly colored eggs to roll down the lawns while fond parents attend with picnics.
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White House
Washington
Iowa Legislature Debates Federal Road Aid Provisions
The Shaif bill would place general supervision of primary roads with the highway commission while maintaining county boards for construction. A $8,900,000 development fund would be state‑supervised for county primary roads, enabling intercounty improvements if a county balks. Also notes broad legislative refusals, bank laws, wild life refuge bill, and a Bible reading bill defeated.
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Highway Commission
County Boards of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Rosa
Border Counties
O Brien county plans road bond issuance after bank failures
O'Brien county approves issuing 5000000 in primary road bonds as the final installment of a 1250000 bond issue voted in April 1924. Funds will support summer road improvements while First National Bank assets were acquired by Hedrick national bank and Savings Bank of Aucubon closes after paying all accounts in full.
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O'Brien
Lone Savings Bank of
Aucubon
Hedrick: National Bank
First National Bank
Hias
Siness
Sk Iter
First National
Board of Supervisors
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