High School Students Die in Iowa Car Wrecks
Delford Covey, a high school student from Sioux City, was killed when the car he rode in skidded and overturned near Laurens Iowa. Bert Storms and Harold Roper were hurt in the same crash. In Hampton, Mrs Chris Christianson of Latimer died and Mrs E D Allen and daughter Jean were seriously injured when two cars collided on No 10 Sunday night. Dr BF Allen and Mr Chris Christianson survived with minor injuries. Four men died when an automobile overturned into a creek near White Bear Minnesota with others rescued.
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Sioux City
Delford Covey
Bert Storms
Harold Roper
Laurens
Patn
Hampton Hampton
Chris Christianson
Latimer
E. D. Allen
Jean
Here
BF. D. Allen
Minnesota
ST. Paul
Minn
White Bear
Courteous Kate Surprised by Widow’s Annuity Gesture
London, April 1. Miss Susan Plomer of Hornsey who died recently willed an annuity of 450 to Miss Kate Wenham, an Oxford Subnet department store employee, in recognition of many courtesies shown over ten years of service.
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London
Susan Plomer
Hornsey
Kate Wesham
Oxford
Nightshirts Rise Over Pajamas in Paris Fashion
Paris fashion arbiters report nightshirts for men outselling pajamas this winter, signaling a shift away from the long time vogue of pajamas. The trend is based on higher winter sales and marks a notable change in sleepwear choices among men.
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Paris
Mt Vernon Thief Arrested in Illinois Town Admits Guilt
Edwin Brown was brought from Rock Falls Illinois to Cedar Rapids to answer burglary charges. He confessed to breaking into Zack Taylor clothing store Mt Vernon March 23 stealing clothing valued at several hundred dollars. Brown to plead guilty to a true information later today.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Brown
Rock Falls
Ill
Burgarry
Neta
Zack Taylor
Mt. Vernon
Brown
Tom Avery
Avery
Taylor
D A R Opens 34th Convention With Call for National Unity
Washington April 26 Daughters of the American Revolution open their thirty fourth Continental Congress as Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook president general asks members to unite with national forces for rebuilding and defense. She argues the nation remains safe through a strong, respectable, hardy and free populace while decrying focus on a small minority that disrupts social life. Delegates are urged to recommit to safeguarding land sea and air defenses.
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Praca
Washington
Thirty-Fourth
Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anthony Wayne Cook
Lexington
Man’s Origin Traced by Strange Dinosaur Pictograph
Oakland curators report in a brochure that strange prehistoric engravings in Hava Supai Canyon northern Arizona may show a pictograph of a dinosaur, upsetting theories on human antiquity. The Doheny expedition, led by Samuel Hubbard, included Charles Gilmore and uncovered dinosaur tracks near the Painted Desert.
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Oakland
Cal
Hava Supai
Arizona
Regan
Samuel Hubbard
Oakland Museum
Hubbard
Doheny
E. L. Doheny
Mr. Hubbard
Williams
Grand Canyon
Supai
Charles W
Gilmore
United States National Museum
Mam
Russia Shuns Arms Conference Over League Doubts
Geneva April 20 Soviets refuse to attend the arms traffic control conference via telegram from Foreign Minister Tehitcherin. He cites repeated negative stance toward the league of nations as organized and says Moscow cannot collaborate on study of a matter that meddles in internal Soviet affairs.
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Geneva
Russia
Tehitcherin
League of Nations
League
Legague of Nations
Soviet Republic
Delegates Enroll for Congress Address by President Coolidge
Upwards of 5 000 delegates were enrolled for the congress which will hear an address tonight by President Coolidge. The event centers on immigration law support and national policy with a strong insistence on rigid enforcement.
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Congress
Coolidge
Des Moines Jewelers Prepare for Twentyeth Annual Convention
Des Moines retailers finalize plans for the Iowa Retail Jewelers association convention to be held April 22 and 28. Speakers include Rev. Charles Medbury of Des Moines L H Buisch and Ed M Little regional vice president of the American Retail Jewelers association.
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Mes Moines
Des Moines Jewelers
Iowa Retail Jewelers Association
Charles&. Medbury
Les Moines
L. H. Buisch
Ed M. Little
American Retail Jewelers Association
Kenballs Tour of India Opens from Des Moines
Des Moines April 20 Kenballs begin a tour of India with a series of matches and demonstrations. Organizers say the team will visit multiple cities and engage with local clubs and schools.
Man with memory loss seeks identity in Des Moines
A man claiming amnesia since April 1, 1925, told police he could recall nothing except a few paths of travel. He had 90 potential IDs but only a notebook with several addresses, one in Minneapolis, failed to identify him. He traveled to Des Moines by working for a farmer and sought help to establish who he is.
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Des Moines
Apri
Notliite
Kansar Iy
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Nail Moines
Land Marines Land in Honduras to Protect Americans
The cruiser Denver with 155 officers and men landed at Geiba Honduras to safeguard American lives and property amid a spreading revolutionary outbreak. Captain W N Jeffers reported the landing by radio while Honduran sources suggest the uprising has grown in scope.
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Washington
Denver
Special Service Squadron
Geiba
Honduras
W. N. Jeffers
Navy Department
2Raenington
Former Governor Kendall and wife tour India on world trip
The former Governor and Mrs. Kendall, greeted by friends, left New York on January 17 for a world tour and expect to return to Des Moines in July.
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N. E. Kendall
India
Why Powers Don’t Favor Coolidge Arms Conference
This column argues the 1920s disarmament talks failed because major powers resist scrapping fleets. It contrasts Harding’s brinkmanship with Coolidge’s plea for parity, notes South American road diplomacy aimed at North American buyers, and highlights tariff politics and a transit court reform in Washington.
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Stewart
Charles P Stewart
NEA
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
Harding
Coolidge
Wheeler Wheeler Wheeler Versus Senator Wheeler Trial Ruling
Testimony on the Lincoln oil lease permit, tied to Senator Burton K. Wheeler’s U S court case in Great Falls, was barred from the record by Judge Frank S. Dietrich after an objection by Senator Walsh. Walsh argued the permit was not among matters before the interior department during Wheeler’s employment. The government contends the Lincoln permit was part of the interior department proceedings.
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Associated Preas
Great Falls
Mont
L. KE. Lincoln
Burton K. Wheeler
United States
Frank S. Dietrich
Dietrich
Thomas J. Walsh
Wheeler
Lincoln
Interior Department
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Campbell
159 Horses Named for Kentucky Derby
Louisville Kentucky April 20 Fifty four western breeders including 31 in Kentucky and three in California nominated three year old thoroughbreds for the fifty first renewal of the $50 000 Kentucky Derby to be run at Churchill Downs May 16 The east including Virginia has 23 nominations and Florida two The race again has attracted Canadian horsemen Readinger and Lastings have made eligible chestnut colt Caractus Ninety five individual owners or stables have made nominations practically all of the large breeders being represented in the 139 nominees
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Louisville
Kentucky
California
Churchill Downs
East
Virginia
Florida
Readinger
Lastings
Caractus
Kent Cooper Named General Manager of The Associated Press
Kent Cooper to succeed Frederick Roy Martin as general manager of The Associated Press. Cooper has been assistant general manager for five years after joining AP in 1910. The AP marks its 25th anniversary in its present form with a Waldorf luncheon and annual meeting led by Frank B. Noyes and John McCormack.
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Associated Press
New York
Kent Cooper
The
Frederick Roy Martin
Martin
Cooper
Frank B. Noyes
Waldorf
Davey
Senate
Noyes
John McCormack
WEAF
WJZ
WWJ
Detroit
WOO Philadelphia Broadcasting
Press Association
Mélville EF. Stone
Stone
Career of Alleged British Sailors and Rug Peddlers
Two men claiming British sailor backgrounds and selling valuable furs and rugs in Dubuque were exposed as rug peddlers using card shark tactics. They sold cheap imitations to residents before investigators closed in. The pair fled the city and are said to be wanted by Chicago authorities.
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Dubuque
Chamber of Commerce
Ad Club
Chicago
Burton Will Offer Address at Grinnell College
Congressmen Theodore E Burton Republican of Ohio will return to his alma mater Grinnell College in June to deliver the commencement address. Burton has long been active in Republican politics and has spoken at many colleges and universities and written books on economics and politics.
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Burton Will
Grinnell
Associated Preea
Grinnell, In
Theodore FE. Burton
Ohio
Grinnell College
Burton
EXPECT ADDITIONS TO SUMMER SCHOOL IOWA CITY
Iowa City Apr 20 Four hundred additional students are expected to enroll in the summer session of the University of Iowa this year Professor Charles H Weller director of the summer school is making plans for 3500 students An increased number of courses is to be offered this year including special training in child welfare research and library work Professor Weller announced.
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Iowa City
University of Iown
Charles H. Weller
Weller
Reporter’s Global AP Insight Shaped Journalistic Network
The subject gained unlimited opportunity to observe and participate in AP service nationwide and worldwide. He visited all seventy AP bureaus in the United States multiple times and numerous foreign bureaus, meeting many newspaper members and learning their requirements and wishes.
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Tor
Associated Press
United States
Sofia cathedral bombing sparks Bulgarian security drive
Sofia police say Ninkoff, a former Bulgarian officer, planted the infernal machine that killed about 160 people in Sveti Kral cathedral and was killed after resisting arrest. Authorities report arrests, including an officer in uniform with a revolutionary cabinet document. Paris notes Bulgaria seeks 10000 more militia as provinces rally to support the war minister.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Ninkoff
Sveti Kral
Engineer Corps
Voulkoff
Svet Kral
Paris
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Elena Ganssore
Rora
Bovine Tuberculosis Tests Planned Across Iowa Counties
Des Moines April 20 under Secretary Thornburg and Dr. Peter Malcolm the state department of agriculture will conduct second bovine tuberculosis tests in all 99 counties starting with areas without recent testing. Officials hope to eradicate the disease within a year or two. Kossuth County just completed its second test, the first in that county, with a notable decrease reported by the department.
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Des Moines
Thornburg
Peter Malcolm
State Department of Agriculture
Ninty-Nine
Agricultural Department
Kossuth
Dawes Delivers Address in Old North Church Boston
Vice President Charles G. Dawes spoke at Old North Church in Boston for the 150th anniversary of Paul Revere's ride. He likened the Constitution to a guiding beacon and praised colonial character as a light for future generations.
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Boston
Mass
Old North Church
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Pauline Revere Thayer
Revere
Dawes
William Dawes
Middlesex
Robert Newman
Paul Revera
Lexington
Concord
Longfellow
Doctor Prescott
North Church
New York Harbor
Bartholdi
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Thayer
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