Daugherty in Contempt as Assembly Recesses for July 2
Des Moines April 26 reports the Iowa special session winding down with both houses at ease awaiting final passage of the enrolled prison labor bill. Adjournment was tentatively set for July 22 to adopt the new Iowa code with a reconvened session not expected to exceed a week.
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State Capitol
Des Moines
House
Senate
Des Movirs
Iowa General Assembly
Fortieth General Assembly
Iona
Assembly
Trewin
W. G. Whitney
Code Commission
Committee Report On May Francis To Be Made Later
The Iowa House judiciary committee delays releasing its findings on Miss May Francis superintendent of public instruction. They adjourned without conclusions and will reconvene in July to draft the final report after reviewing testimony. Francis denied all specifications and argued justified actions.
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May Francis
Associated Preac
State Capitol
Des Moines
Miss May Francis
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Francia
British stars bid for relay carnival honors in final events
Cambridge University runners seek taureta in the two mile title as Eric Liddell faces American foes in the 100 yards after a rough start yesterday. The Penn Relays midway show drew 4,000 competitors from 600 schools across the US Canada and Great Britain.
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Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Cambridge University
Pennsylvania State College
Georgetown
taureTa
Eric Liddell
Louis Clarke
Johne-Hopkins
Slogan Prompt Turns Into Trade Card Advice
A terse directive urges merchants to mention a newspaper ad when engaging customers. The guideline frames polite sales as a prompt to acknowledge the Journal notice. It emphasizes using a standard line to trigger recognition of the ad.
Prison Labor Bill Now Up to Gov Kendall
Des Moines reports the second conference committee version of the board of control bill allowing prison labor contracts passed the senate and house and heads to Governor Kendall who is likely to sign. Debate centered on inmate work conditions and solitary confinement claims amid lobbying and pending adjournment.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Labor
Board of Control
Senate
House
Kendall
Bowman
Blackhawk County
Conference Committee
No “Dewari Clawe
Hale
Jones County
Doolittle
Delaware County
Demand for Bird Houses Sparks Bird Habitat Interest
Unprecedented demand for bird houses in Des Moines indicates growing attention to outdoor life through Audubon Society activities and similar groups. Bird house contests by newspapers and sponsors have boosted interest, with prizes for best designs and stores advertising items from ten cents to twenty five dollars.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Audubon
Toy Scouts
Isaac Walton League
Four Allied Powers Accept Dawes Report
Paris April 26 four major allies reply to the reparations commission on the Dawes plan all accept the experts findings France questions procedure Italy calls the report an indivisible whole to be taken in full without qualification
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Ageorater Prese
PARLS
Reparation Commission
Dawes
France
Italy
Coolidge Expected to Vet Soldier Bonus Bill
President Coolidge likely will veto the soldier bonus measure when Congress sends it, as White House callers report he endorsed Senator Borah of Idaho in opposing the plan. He stressed economy in government expenditures, while visitors saw alignment with Borah on the bonus. Senate and House conferences set for Monday to reconcile differences.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
White House
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate
Borah
House
Drake Relays Draw Big Crowds In Rain Hit Finals
Overcast skies and rain soaked conditions greeted 2,000 athletes in the Drake Relays finals at Drake Stadium. Cedar Rapids Potts Heath Loftus Cahel won the half mile relay. Kinsey led 26 yard hurdles. Dan Kinsey won 120 yard high hurdles with disqualification for Crawfords, Iowa. Northwestern won the two mile relay. Sehtoll Minnesota won discus. Evans Illinois won 100 yard dash. Hubbard Michigan won broad jump. New Drake record noted at 23.3 inches by Bradley Kansas 1922.
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Potts
Heath
Loftus
Cahel
Northeast High
Kansas City
Westport High
Kinsey
Jinois
Johnson
Minois
Towler
Minnesota
Dan Kinsey
Illinois Flier
Crawfords
Iowa
Northwestern
Calhoun
Loveland
Kahn
Martin
Ames
Michigan
Sehtoll
Platt
Minn
Koch
Western Union
Evans
Illinois
Irwin
Kansas
Aggies
Locke
Nebraska
Hubbard
Jones
Depauw
Wallace
Ilinois
Drake
Bradley
Burton of Ohio Named Temporary Republican Convention Chairman
The White House indicated Representative Theodore Burton of Ohio as temporary chairman of the Republican national convention after a conference. Chairman Adams of the party and David Mulvane presented Burton’s name to the president, who approved the selection.
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Washington
Theodore Orton
Ohio
White House
Adams
Republican National Committee
David Mulvane
Kansas
Burton
Bevington Demands Large Alimony in Divorce Case
Sioux City April 24. Thomas F Bevington attorney files divorce petition against Mae F Bevington alleging cruelty. He seeks eighty thousand dollars permanent alimony and says she holds property in her name valued at about120000.
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Sioux City
Thomas F. Bevington
Mae FI. Bevington
New York Pays Tribute to Chief Murphy After Death
The body of Charles Francia Murphy, longtime Tammany Hall grand chieftain, lies in state as flags fly at half staff. Speculation swirls about successors, with Governor Alfred E. Smith and others named. Funeral is set for St Patrick’s Cathedral with Bishop Dunn presiding.
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Preac
New York
Charles Francia Murphy
Tammany Hall
Seventeenth Street
Five Boroughs
Murphy
Tammany
Richard Croker
Alfred E. Smith
George Brennan
Chicago
Ilinois
Smith
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Dunn
Cardinal Hayes
Pulling Power of Horses Considered
Tests at Port Des Moines examined pull strength of horses and mutes to assess how pairing affects efficiency. Army officials weigh reduced output when horses are joined in larger groups, noting difficulty rises with six to ten animals but shared effort lessens impact in larger teams. Fort Dee Moines tests were ordered by Major General Snow of the U.S. Army Field Artillery.
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Port Des Moines
Paira
Fort Dee Moines
Snow
U. S. Army Field Artillery
Wheeler Helped To Fix Permits Witness Says
Former Montana oil operator Gordon Campbell associate H B Glosser testified before a senate committee that in January 1923 he heard Campbell discuss obtaining permits in Washington with Senator Wheeler. Glosser said Campbell implied Wheeler could fix the permits with influence there.
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Wheeler
Washington
H. B. Glosser
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Senator Wheeler
Senate
Campbell
Glosser
Senator Sterling
South Dakota
Coolidge Considers Immigration Accord With Senate Aid
President Coolidge met with 10 day Senate aid Senator Reed to seek a solution to immigration legislation. They aim to satisfy exclusion advocates for Japanese while avoiding embarrassment to the Japanese government. Reed would not disclose details of the contemplated arrangement.
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Associated
Preas
Washington
Coolidge
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Davenport Lodge Fined for Serving Beer in Club Rooms
Federal Judge Martin J Wade fined the Davenport Lodge of Eagles 1500 for serving four percent beer in their club rooms. The Cloverleaf club social organization also faced a 1000 fine in the same proceedings.
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The
Associated Prose
Davenport
Pfederal
Martin J. Wade
Lodge of Eagles
Eagels
Cloverleaf Club
Senate cites brother of Attorney General Daugherty
The Senate adopts a resolution citing M. B. Daugherty of Washington Courthouse Ohio, brother of the former attorney general, for contempt for failing to respond to the Daugherty investigating committee. A warrant for arrest was prepared and the sergeant at arms ready to serve after signature by the president pro tempore.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
M. 8
Dougherty
Ohio
Federal
Daugherty
Aiis
Cummins
Senate
Brookhart
Harry F. Sinclair
Major Martin Arrives in Chignik Leads World Flight
Maj Frederick L. Martin commander of the world flight arrived at Chignik Alaska after flying Seattle to Kanataka. Lieutenants Smith Wade and Nelson with three air cruisers reached Dutch Harbor Saturday and planned to continue, hoping Martin would overtake them. He had desertion on April 15 between Seward and Chignik due to motor defect and a new engine was installed. Martin arrived yesterday and expected to leave Monday for Dutch Harbor.
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Seward
Chignik
Alaska
Frederick L. Martin
Seattle
Kanataka
Dutch Harbor
Murderer Hanged at Colorado Penitentiary
Joseph McGonigal, convicted of murder in the case of Misa Ella Centers, was executed by hanging at the Colorado penitentiary in Canon City at 6 03 this morning. F B Crawford chief clerk witnessed the event and officials released no further details.
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Canon City
Colo
Joseph McGonigal
Colorado Penitentiary
F. B. Crawford
Penitentiary
Two Hundred Korean Students Drowned in Ship Collision
A steamship carrying 200 Korean students to visit Japanese destroyers sank after colliding with a destroyer off Chinnampo. The rough sea hindered rescue efforts and only a few students were saved.
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Japan
Korea
Chinnampo
Seoul
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World Flight
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