Deadlocked on School Appropriation In Iowa Legislature
Des Moines April 17 conference committee on the board of education appropriation bills remains deadlocked at noon with four votes each and about four million dollars in dispute. Harrison group offers to compromise at eight million for the biennium. Senate and house actions span tuition hikes, land purchases for highway offices, and salaries across state agencies as governor Kendall weighs actions and recommendations. Gilks nods to a tax distribution plan favoring counties with large cities under gasoline tax allocations. A newborn daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Charles L Goeman of the Grier cafe at Rock Island Station.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Board of Education
Harrison Group
Harrison
House
Senate
Ames
State University At
Iowa City
State Teachers’ College
State Highway Commission
Iowa State College
Engineering
State College
Kendall
W. J. Burbank
Quincy A. Willis
Executive Council
State Historical Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Department of Agriculture
Polk County
Woodbury
Charles 1. Goeman
Goeman
Grier
Rock Island Station
Death of Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle in St Louis
Right Reverend Daniel S. Tuttle, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States and the oldest Anglican bishop by service, died in St Louis at 2 10 pm at age eighty six after an illness from grippe that began February 28. Attending physicians called his resistance astonishing.
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ST. Louis
Daniels. Tuttle
Episcopal Church
United States
Lake District Iron Mines Prepare for Busy Summer
Duluth Minnesota April 17 The Oliver Iron Mining Company United States Steel ore producer and operator of 40 percent of Lake Superior district ore properties says it will open new mines in 1923. John K E McLean general manager says the entire 11 000 man force will work full shifts this summer with potential thousand more workers during peak. Mesaba range center of Oliver properties shipped 15 956 426 tons in 1922 about 56 percent of Mesaba output and 71 percent rise from 1921.
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Associated Press
Duluth, Mann
Oliver Iron Mining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Lake Superior
John KE. McLean
McLean
Oliver
Mesaba Range
Oliver Company
Mesaba
Fragments from a 1920s local ad page
A garbled jumble lists items and ads including King Tut Knit neckwear, Ladies hosiery, J A Work Insurance Co near Graham's Store, car oil meal, Washington Cleaners, and McCall Bros. references. It notes a Mrs W A Shannon returning from Lees Summit Missouri and mentions rotary sanders, White Leaf flour at $1.75 per sack, and a request to return a robe.
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McCall Bros
Bandits raid post office. two American victims reported
At Pawhuka Oklahoma two bandits raided the local post office at 1 50 am. Robert Wilkerson son of the police chief was killed with his body riddled by bullets and taxi driver Shorty Harrison was severely wounded and not expected to recover. No money was taken. In Assen Germany the Ruhr crisis prompts calls for drastic measures as French and Belgian officials meet. General DeGoutte's order to seize coal in transit has been enforced and mines occupation extended with more pits expected to be taken over by the occupying force by week’s end.
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Pawhubka
Okla
Robert Wilkerson
Shorty
Harrison
Wilkerson
Associated Press
Assen, Ger
Ruhr
Paris
DeGoutte
Union Choir Supper Next Friday Evening
A social event for singers from Washington churches is announced for Friday evening at the Methodist church. Supper at 6:30 precedes a rehearsal for a musical program to open the state Sunday school convention next month.
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Washington
Methodist Church
Former Michigan governor Fred Warner dies at 58
In Orlando Florida Fred Warner former governor and national resource commander died this morning at age 58 after a period of ill health. The incident occurred in Orlando and ends a prominent political and public service career in Michigan.
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Associated Press
Orlando
Florida
Fred Warner
Michigan
Train shipment of Buick cars passes Washington
A train load of Buick automobiles totaling two hundred cars moved through Washington this morning on the Rock Island line, bound for destinations in the southwest.
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Washington
Rock Island
Tankage price note from McCall Bros amid neckwear trade
A terse industry note lists Cheney neckwear and Dougherty Liros with a figure 5206 or 3 and a lower tankage price quote from McCall Bros site at 4713, indicating a discount or price competition in the undecipherable trade snippet.
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Cheney
McCall Bros
Two Muscatine Men Apprehended On Bootlegging Witness Warrant
Stafford and Kohler of Muscatine were apprehended Sunday by the sheriff in Muscatine authorities complaint and returned there yesterday. They were wanted as witnesses in a bootlegging case.
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Stafford
Kohler
Muscatine
Sheriff's Office
Mother Dies in Colorado Springs In Seymour Funeral Planned
Mrs. T. F. Elmore mother of Mrs. John Park of this city died at Colorado Springs Sunday, a message to Mrs. Park says. The body will be brought to Seymour Iowa, her former home, for the funeral planned there Wednesday. Mrs. Park to meet the party tonight.
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T. F. Elmore
John Park
Colorado Springs
Park
Seymour
Iowa
Elmore
Grain speculation cannot be eliminated say official
Sioux City April 17 speculation cannot be eliminated from the grain business said George A. Wells secretary treasurer of the Western Grain Dealers association in conference here commenting on the ruling of the U S supreme court sustaining validity of the futures trading act. Wells believes speculation benefits farmers and warns that without futures permits the monetary men would seize power and fix prices.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
George A. Wells
Western Grain Dealers Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Wells
Monigi Fmen
Cummins Favors Rail Consolidation Plan
Washington April 17 Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Chair Cummins said Congress will act next to enact consolidation of railroad systems as outlined by the ICC. He and President Harding oppose government ownership and see consolidation as necessary to lower freight rates. The ICC study on consolidation has run for over a year and three railroad labor board vacancies were discussed.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee of the Senate
Harding
Transportation Act
Railroad Labor Board
Social Calendar for April 17 to 23
Community groups schedule dinners meetings and socials across Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society Pythian groups Riverview Women’s club Embroidery club and others with luncheons and mixed afternoon and evening gatherings at churches halls and clubs in Havre Wellston Havre and area The Union choir and several social clubs plan events through the week with specific hosts and locations.
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Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
GAL RL
Pythian Sisters
Riverview Women's Club
Martin Hesseltine
Max Marble
Embroidery Club
Lioeyd
Moose Lodge
Rural Women’s Club
Opportunity for Others Will Be Given
Des Moines Iowa April 17 One sealed bid for the purchase of the twenty two million dollar soldier bonus bond issue was received by State Treasurer Burbank on his fifth attempt to sell the issue. Bids were asked for twice this morning and three times yesterday. The bid will not be opened until after another opportunity is given other bond men to submit proposals this afternoon or sale may be recessed until tomorrow morning.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Burbank
New Device Records 3,000 Degree Heat
Chicago April 17 Officials at the Structural Materials Research Laboratory Lewis Institute report a radiation pyrometer measures extreme temperatures without contact. The device uses a telescope with colored glass and two wires connected to an indicator box. It tracks kiln temperatures up to 3,000 degrees in cement plants where mercury thermometers fail.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Structural Materials Research Laboratory
Lewis Institute
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Iron Mines
Ruthenberg
U. S
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New York
Communist Party of America
Workers Party of America
International Party of Moscow
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Workers Party
Atchson's
J. A. Work Insurance Co
Graham
Green
Washington Cleaners
W. A. Shannon
Lees Summit
Missouri
H. A. Shannon
H. J. Glick
W. DL. Roberts
Ainsworth, Iowa
Postorpion
Prench
Pawheushka, Okla
Glen Swartz
Havre
Lem Miller
Afernoon
Wellston
Ferne Davis
Aft
Ernoon
Knights Pythias
Ning
Jesse Dougherty
Women'’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Milan Shields
Alex Lytle
Rnoon
Union Choir
Rebekahs
W. BR. C
The
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