False Lloyd George claims spark Allied row in Paris reports
Paris dispatches report former Prime Minister Clemenceau denying Lloyd George's claim of a secret pact with Woodrow Wilson over Rhineland occupation. London and Paris sources describe government alarm, with MacDonald apologizing to Poincare and ambassadors seeking to clarify misunderstandings amid sensational newspaper coverage.
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Nevada to rehearse lethal gas execution in pen yard
Carson City reports a test run in the state penitentiary death chamber using a cat as the victim to study gas release and death timing. The warden and experts will observe. four guards resigned. The two condemned men are Gee Jon and Thomas Russell.
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Japan Calls U.S. Exclusion Policies Conciliatory Warning
Tokyo reports Mataui, the foreign minister, urging the United States to treat Japanese residents as other independent nations. He defends Japan over restrictions and excludes, expressing willingness to discuss the issue anew.
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Huerta Shifts Capital to Tuxpam Moving Revolutionary Forces
General Adolfo De la Huerta relocates the revolutionary government capital from Vera Cruz to Tuxpam with staff aboard the Augusta Oil Company boat. Forces retreat via Isthmus Railway as Porto Mexico is evacuated.
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Des Moines Hotel Damaged by Fire
Fire in the Lloyd Hotel basement forced guests and staff to flee. Damage is estimated at 1000 dollars. One firefighter was overcome by smoke and guest Mrs. M. M. Crissman of Fort Dodge injured her ankle after falling from a ladder.
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Lloyd George denies interview. Spencer counters
The record shows Lloyd George through his secretary stating the facts in Spencer's description were substantially correct but he did not grant the interview. Spencer corroborates and says any carelessness was his own, noting he did not seek permission to use Lloyd George's words and was asked to describe his life at court with minor observations.
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Bible in School as Literary Gem Sparks Senate Debate
Des Moines February 7. Iowa senators push for compulsory Bible reading in public schools arguing it is a literary gem. Debate contrasts Price of Monroe County with Horchem of Dubuque over a selection committee and parental consent, with amendments shaping reading policy. The panel also notes a separate finance move to aid the Omaha intermediate credit bank by removing livestock chattel limits, advancing with a 40 to 0 vote.
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Former Umpire Harry F. Colgan Dies at 55
Harry FE Colgan, 55, a former National League and Pacific Coast League baseball umpire, died at his home in a Pittsburgh suburb yesterday.
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Attempt to Rescue Miners From Flooded Milford Mine
Efforts to recover the bodies of forty one miners drowned when Milford mine flooded by swamp lake water continue. Crow Wing officials and state authorities plan to meet to consider other attack options while a memorial service is discussed for Sunday.
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Iowa House Adopts Fishing and Hunting License Plan
Des Moines Feb 7 The Iowa House approved an avordment to codified fish and game law imposing a one cent fee for fishing in stocked and meandered waters and a combined fishing and hunting license costing one dollar. Exemptions include women, boys under 18, and farm owners or tenants on their lands. Supporters argue funds are needed to stock lakes and streams.
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Coolidge Orders Oil Probe With South Dakota Claims
Washington Feb 7 President Coolidge directed the department of justice and federal trade commission to probe charges by South Dakota Governor McMaster that oil interests cornered the crude market and conspired to raise refinery gasoline prices. Lincoln Feb 7 Governor Bryan after conferring with Attorney General Spillman said telegrams would urge action under the Sherman act against the gasoline industry.
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Iowa Team Offense Focused Before Ohio State Game
In February 7 practice, Coach Sam Barry and the University of Iowa basketball team work on smoothing offensive rough spots for the game with Ohio State. Iowa may reuse the lineup from last week against Chicago University. a win would lift Iowa toward seventh in the Western Conference while Ohio State drops to last place.
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House Begins On Program To Reduce Taxes
The House started consideration of a constitutional amendment to bar tax exempt securities as part of a tax revision scheme proposed by Secretary MelLon. Meanwhile the Ways and Means Committee reviewed a new revenue bill with updated tax rates and a 25 percent cut in 1923 income taxes due this year. Eight hours of debate were allotted for the amendment under a special rule, with a vote expected tomorrow.
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Elect Officers Who Will Enforce Laws Dry
CHICAGO February 7 The Anti-saloon League of Illinois urged voters to elect officials from president to constable who will enforce prohibition laws. F Scott McBride called for mobilizing prohibition forces to deter repeal efforts and push for continued enforcement in Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Illinois. He warned of a nilification program by anti prohibitionists and urged field campaigns to influence elections.
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Recreation center plans near Hawaii volcano on brink
Honolulu reports Hawaii Education association weighing a five acre site near Kilauea Iki crater for a recreation center and summer school. The camp would be near the Devil's Throat pit with Halemaumau about a mile away, amid the volcanic landscape already hosting a military camp for personnel.
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Poison sausage linked to man’s death in Steubenville
Steubenville Ohio February seven reports one man dead and five others in a dying condition at Ohio Valley hospital after eating spiced sausage from uncooked meat. Muscatine Muskies beat a South Wilmington Seals team 47 to 13 with Shimek and Norton combining for 43 points.
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Milwaukee Condemnation of Mayor over Wilson Attitude
Milwaukee City Clerk John J. Weber plans to urge Frank Stoekmann to introduce a resolution condemning Mayor Hoan for his stance on Woodrow Wilson. The measure calls his action a disgrace to Milwaukee and criticizes Alderman Schag for not rising for a condolence vote to Mrs. Wilson.
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Woodrow Wilson
John J. Weber
Frank Stoekmann
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Charles C. Schag
Schag
Corcoran
Wilson
Telephone Lines Suffered Big Loss in Sleet Storm
Northwestern Bell Telegraphs a $200000 property loss from a sleet storm affecting Nebraska and Iowa. About 3800 poles collapsed and 34000 miles of wire out of service. Snow drift complicates restoration, especially in Iowa.
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National Council of Farmers Meets in Washington
The second annual conference opens in Washington with President Coolidge sending greetings. Senator Capper and former Governor Lowden address delegates from 28 states covering 24 agricultural commodities. Topics include cooperative marketing policy, bankers association, transportation, crop mortgages, tenancy and interstate coop efforts.
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Cockburn to be called before grand jury in graft case
Des Moines reports Russell J. Cockburn former city timekeeper convict in city payroll padding will testify before the grand jury to back his attorneys’ charges that higher officials were connected with the des Moines graft scandal of 1921 and 1922 County Attorney Zeeburger ordered a thorough review of trial statements as Cockburn faces sentencing Saturday morning
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La Guardia seeks probe of treasury duplicate bond destruction
Washington Feb 7 Representative La Guardia Republican New York introduced a resolution calling for an investigation into charges that duplicate bonds were destroyed within the treasury department.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Senate Adopts Walsh Resolution Reclaiming Elk Hills Oil Reserve
The Senate without debate approves the Walsh resolution directing the Interior Department to move for recovery of the Elk Hills naval reserve section held by Standard Oil of California. The body also reaffirms the oil committee’s investigative authority amid a challenge by Albert B. Fall.
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Stay of Execution Ordered for Gen Pepelayev in Moscow
The Siberian revolutionary committee ordered a stay of execution for General Pepelayev former commander of the Siberian white army and twenty followers. It also asked the federal executive to pardon them citing Soviet strength to forego revenge. Pepelayev and men were condemned by the Chita military tribunal for counter revolutionary activities after Kolchak''s defeat.
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Chita
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I Saw Your Ad in the Journal Merchant Prompt
A directive urges telling merchants I saw your ad in the Journal as a standard sales approach. It emphasizes using the paper’s name to establish familiarity and prompt a response from prospective buyers.
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