Briand Seeks Time On French Cabinet Formation
Paris April 13 Ex Premier Briand informs President Doumergue he cannot decide until tomorrow afternoon about forming a cabinet. The plan for a 48 hour cabinet to push a Bank of France credit bill is dropped, while a temporary ministry to regularize the bank’s circulation is discussed with M Monsie and other officials. The socialists resist Briand’s leadership and a coalition government faces uncertainty about its durability.
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The
Associated Press
Paris
Briand
Doumergue
Doumercue
M. Briand
Bank of France
de Monsie
Herriot
Senate
Socialist Party
Anatole de Monsie
M. Clementel
M. Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Rene Renault
M. Bonecour
Auriol
Cow Test Association Organized at Klemme Iowa
A cow test association has been organized at Klemme Iowa and began work in early April according to CC Finley of the dairy extension service at Iowa State College.
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Ames
Klemme
Iowa
CC. B. Finley
Dairy Extension Service
Iowa State College
Man regains memory to claim eastern estate
Abner C. Bartlett, once a New York produce merchant, travels with a son he barely remembers to claim an eastern estate. A railroad crash, wartime losses, and years of amnesia separated him from family before a detective helped reconstruct his early life. The pair depart for the east with a tentative future.
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Asanciated
Los Angeles
Calif
Abner C. Bartlett
New York
Bartlett
California
Batt
Riverside
San Diego
San Bernardino
Fresno
P. W. Mohan
East
Navy to test long distance non stop seaplane flight to Hawaii
Naval seaplanes of a new long distance scouting type will be tested this summer in a non stop flight from California to Hawaii, the longest sustained water flight by heavier than air craft. Takeoff likely from San Diego or San Francisco with Honolulu as the target, protection by naval surface craft over the 2000 plus miles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
California
Hawaii
San Diego
San Francisco
Honolulu
Navy
Arctic
Panama Canal
Caribean
Atlantic Coast
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Noeing Airplane Company
Seattle
Vanderlip Able To Sit Up After Illness
Frank A. Vanderlip former head of the National Bank who had been confined to his country home for four months can now leave his bed and sit up according to physicians. He suffered influenza last December followed by typhoid fever and later pneumonia.
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Associated Press
Scarborough
N. Y
Frank A. Vanderlip
Nationality Bank
Investigate Death of Des Moines Man Under Probe
Des Moines report says Martin Dunn a 57 year old retired merchant was found dead in his apartment Saturday night. A glass containing apparent poison was found near the body as coroner authorities investigate the death in Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Martin Dunn
Clitt
Dunn
Governor signs budget bill amid legal review
Des Moines April 13 Governor Hammill signed the state appropriations bill but withheld transmittal to the secretary of state pending an opinion from Attorney General Gibson on a change by the house chief clerk Gustafson. The cut of about 96000 dollars to the board of control is at stake and the governor says recall would be required if the change is later ruled illegal.
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Associated Prese
Des Moines
Hammill
Secretary of State
Ben J. Gibson
A. C. Gustafson
House
Kimball
Edson
Board of Control
Kimball to Have Operation May 1
Clem F. Kimball council Bluffs attorney and lieutenant governor will enter a local hospital for a hernia operation around May 1.
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Kimball
Anenathtad
Council Bluffs
Clem F. Kimball
Diabetic Northwestern Student Ends Life In Lake Michigan
Robert Preston a Northwestern University student and son of a wealthy Park family died by suicide in Lake Michigan. Coroners found diaries revealing his struggle with an incurable diabetes condition and self described failures.
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Associated Preac
Chicago
Robert Preston
Northwestern University
KK Park
Lake Michigan
Venth
Oil Station Clerk Robbed by Bandit in Cedar Rapids
April 13 Cedar Rapids reports F Boone oil filing station clerk held up by an unmasked bandit on First Avenue. The thief forced Boone to keep his hands down, stole $50 from the oil safe and small change from Boone, then fled as motor traffic crowded the street.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Cr. F. Boone
First Avenue
Boone
Danville Farmer Takes His Own Life
Burlington report states Joe H Teague a Danville Iowa farmer shot himself through the heart with a shotgun this morning. Officials believe ill health contributed to the tragedy.
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Danville
Burlington
Joe H Teague
Contempt For Law Not Helped By Judge's Decision in Full Bribery Case
Washington report notes indictments against Fall Sinclair and Doheny in the oil scandal were voided by Chief Justice McCoy due to a Department of Justice presence at the grand jury. The piece argues the DOJ mishandled evidence and technicalities threaten future prosecutions while recounting a Maryland story about a $5 Mayflower visit token influencing voters.
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Washington Db. Co
Fall
Sinclair
Doheny
McCoy
District Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Oliver Pagan
Coolidge
Justice McCoy
Dorchester County
Maryland
Ory
Camridge
Chesaneski
Treasury
Cambridge
County Sea
Speptica
Geoffing
Ford Service Thru The Air Starts Today
Ford Motor Company inaugurates what is described as the first U.S. commercial airline with the Maiden Dearborn, an all metal air pullman, taking off from the Dearborn air port at 9 24 A M carrying company mail and express for the Hegewich plant near Chicago. Pilot Eddie Hamilton leads one of two planes forming a Ford air service linking Dearborn with Chicago St Louis St Paul and Detroit Mountain. The second plane awaits its first tests.
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Preag
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
United States
Dearborn
Ford Aiirport
Ford
Hegewich
Chicago
Eddie Hamilten
Royal Air Service
Air Service
Ford Company
St. Louis
St. Paul
Tron Mountain
Bank Messenger Missing One Week With $4000
Wm. White, custodian and messenger for the First National Bank of Council Bluffs, vanished a week ago with a $4000 currency package meant for Shelby Savings Bank in Harlan. Insurance covers the loss, White was bonded, and a quiet search began the day he disappeared. He had worked 14 years at the bank.
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Pre
Council Bluffs
Wm. White
First National Bank
White
B. B. Wilson
Shelby Savings Bank
Harlan
Lincoln
Three Drown When Auto Plunges Off River Bridge
Three children drowned and two saved when an automobile driven by Bertha Heggenness plunged from a Red River bridge at Perley Minnesota. Bodies of Arthur Hedgeness 13 and Mildred 15 recovered. Bertha Heggeness 18 remained missing. Herbert Heggeness 13 and Arthur Rensvold cousin were rescued.
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Tre Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
Red River
Perley
Minn
Arthur Hedgeness
Mildred
Bertha Heggenness
Herbert Heggeness
Arthur Rensvold
Tries to Hang Self in Illinois Farm Incident
John Phillips, 76, a Canton area farmer, attempted suicide by hanging but the knot failed. He then cut his wrists, fired a rifle missingly at his heart, and was found by relatives while attempting leg artery severing. He was hospitalized with little hope of recovery.
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Peoria
Ihl
John Phillips
Canton
Springfield Storm Pummels City Wreckage Across Landmarks
A violent spring storm tore through Springfield on April 13, damaging the Lincoln hotel area and flattening siding. Wind rain and hail toppled vehicles and parts of government buildings including federal and state houses.
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Spingfield
Whc
Springfield
Raham Lincoln
Federal
State House
Miners Fight Any Reduction in Wage
Indianapolis April 13. The United Mine Workers of America released a statement explaining why they refuse wage cuts. It cites a binding contract, low current wages, insufficient demand for coal, and the risk that cuts would trigger nonunion reductions.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
International
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Suffer Minor Hurts in Automobile Crash Near Creston
Two men and a woman sustained minor injuries when struck by an automobile a mile east of Creston as they stood in the road near a car the woman had ditched about an hour earlier. Injured were Mrs. Evelyn Webb, George Henry of Creston, and W. A. Wagner of Shannon City.
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Associated Press
Creston
Evelyn Webb
George Henry
W. A. Wagner
Shannon City
County Auditor Dies After Illness in Decorah
Decorah reports the death of C. E. Severson 32 after a five day throat illness. Severson was Decorah County auditor and among the first to enlist from Decorah in World War I serving eighteen months overseas.
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Re Mae Associated Press
Decorah
C. E. Severson
Severson
New Substance Found in Exhumed Body of Dr Oscar Olson
Chicago April 13 An unidentified substance to be tested for poisonous properties has been found in the organs of Dr Oscar Olson delaying the expected report on organ analysis by Coroner Chemist William D McNally. The coroner plans experiments to determine the substance’s reactions in a vital organism and its potential harm while awaiting the final Olson report and possible coroner jury action.
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The
Associated Prency
Chicago
Oscar Olson
William D. McNally
Or. McNally
Dr. Olson
William Nelson McClintock
Emma Nelson McClintock
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Oscar Wolff
McClintock
Wolff
McNally
Mr. Wolff
Mrs. Cunningham Taken to Gary by Police
Anna Cunningham, whose husband and four children died after brief illnesses, was detained after attempting to choke herself at Lake County Hospital. Authorities planned exhumations in Porter and Lake counties to analyze vital organs in the Cunningham family deaths.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Ind
Lake County
Porter County
Cunningham
Valparaiso
Youth robs oil station in Savanna keeping $240
A youth entered an oil filling station in Savanna on April 13 and, after Lavie Loken displayed a revolver, escaped with $240 in cash and several small checks. Police seek the assailant.
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Associated
Presay Savanna
Lavie Loken
Loken
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