Uprisings deepen in German Palatinate across towns
Reports from Pirmasens Kaiserslautern and other Palatinate centers describe continuing disorders with fears of a general uprising against separatists. Fourteen mutilated bodies found in the Bezirksamt ruins raise dead to at least eighteen. Traffic on Rhine bridges halted. participants to be tried by court martial in Düsseldorf.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Pirmasens
Kaiserlautern
Palatinate
Rhine
Ludwigshafen
Berlin
Baduerkheim
Stettin
Bavarian Palatinate
Bezirksamt
Dusseldorf
Iowa House Faces New Marriage Law With Eugenics Clause
The Iowa House of Representatives considered a Senate amended marriage bill requiring a eugenics examination for all male marriage license applicants. The session was set to resume at 2 30 P M. Earlier in the forenoon the Senate debated a highway obstruction bill and defeated a code measure seen as expanding supervisor power to remove shade trees and landscaping.
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Modest Social Worker Shows Coolidge Traits
New York reports Miss Chris tel M. Coolidge a third cousin of President Coolidge works as a settlement helper in the Lower East Side. She runs harmony and rhythm classes and two juvenile orchestras offering one third rate lessons to win genuine help as practical Coolidge kinship is rarely mentioned.
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New York
Christel M. Coolidge
President Coolidge
Lower East Side
Muntie
Coolidge
Mies Coolidge
Re open battle on Harvestor Co
The federal government reopens the case to force the International Harvester Company to break into three parts as agreed five years ago. The aim is to separate the McCormick and Deering properties after a Sherman antitrust case in St Paul.
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Associated Press
Chicago
International Harvester Company
United States
Abram S. Meyers
McCormick
Deering
St. Paul
Woman Ended Life In New Orleans Rooming House
Police sought the identity of a young woman found dead in a Dauphine Street rooming house. A note left by the deceased said she provided $90 for burial and $2 for gas used in asphyxiation. She gave the lodging house operator her name as Lillian Leone and said she was from Nashville Tennessee.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Lillian Leone
Nashville
Tenn
Pure Bred Pigs Prove Superior in 1923 Ton-Litter Contests
Demonstrations across Illinois Ohio Texas and Wisconsin show 165 ton-litter hogs reaching 2000 pounds in 180 days with pure breds dominating. Illinois led with 80 litters over 2000 pounds, Texas claimed top champions, and Wisconsin set state highs. Of 165 litters, 139 were pure bred on both sire and dam sides, with 1737 pigs total averaging 10.5 per litter.
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Agricultural Colleges
Illinois
Texas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Berkshires
Demos Unite Against The Mellon Bill
Washington february 14 unity in the democratic party opposes the Mellon bill income rates after a party caucus bound all 207 members to back Garner texas the democrats support the Garner rates while Mellon schedules face opposition leaders aim for speedy debate and action in the house
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Associated Press
Washington
House
United Democratic
Garner
Texas
Jones denies Trinity coaching salary report
Iowa City Feb 14 Coach Howard Jones dismissed a Chicago story claiming he would earn 50 000 over five years at Trinity College Durham NC as untrue He would not reveal his actual compensation and said only Trinity authorities and himself know the contract details.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Howard Jones
Chicago
Trinity College
Durham
N.C
Jones
Trinity
Mining law excludes gypsum from general mining rules
Des Moines Iowa February 12 gypsum mines are removed from the general mining law covering inspection and safety appliances. The Senate committee explains the hazards differ from coal mines and the measure code bill No 41 likely goes to consideration later in the week.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Enlist Patrolmen in Child Welfare Efforts in Chicago
Chicago church leaders call for better pictures and literature, neighborhood recreation facilities, and making patrolmen big brothers to children as part of a drive to keep Chicago’s kids safe. The pamphlet urges church schools homes and the police to cooperate and to train supervised gymnasiums or playgrounds to correct neighborhood influences.
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Chicago
Chicago Church Federation
German Prince Edward von Salm Horst dies at 82
Elderly German prince and former Kaiser aide Prince Edward von Salm Horst mar died near Colefeld Westphalia at age 82. He led the gold brigade in the Franco Prussian War and is survived by his wife Princess Sofia who they recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
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Colefeld
Westphalia
Prince Edward von Salm-Horstmar
Kaiser
Sofia
Prolific Pure Bred Hogs Prove Superior in 1923 Contests
The report cites 148 litters across Ohio Texas and Illinois weighing 843 591 5 pounds total averaging 2321 5 pounds per litter over 180 days and 221 pounds per individual pig. It argues pure bred hogs show superior prolificacy early maturity and rapid growth benefiting profit in pork production.
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Ohio
Texas
Illinois
Barbara La Marr Court Appearance Highlights Extortion Case
Los Angeles report on February 14 details cross examination of Arthur H. Sawyer Barbara La Marr's manager in the Herman Roth extortion trial Roth allegedly demanded 25 000 to compromise an amended divorce complaint against Miss La Marr and named co respondents Sawyer testified to visits and payments totaling 500 to Roth and the actress testified tearfully requiring a recess.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Arthur H. Sawyer
Barbara la Marr
Herman Roth
Miss la Marr
Sawyer
Roth
Ben Deely
Hollywood
Miss LaMarr
Iowa corn growers plan mass meeting on price stabilization
Iowa Corn Growers' association sponsors call a mass meeting at Hotel Savery in Des Moines to outline steps to stabilize corn prices at cost of production plus a reasonable profit. Delegations from Webster Greene Humboldt and Polk counties attend. Congressman Dickinson endorses the plan to market corn through a single agency.
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Associated Press
Dms Moines
Coolidge
Congress
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Hotel Savery
Fort Wedge
J. J. Ryan
Association
Webster County
Green County Corn Growers’ Association
Jefferson
E. N. Gose
Greene County
Humboldt County Association
Polk County
E. C. Corry
Cong.l. J. Dickinson
Iown
House
Iowa
Miss Lawson Engaged to McKee Reported Murder in New York
The Associated Press reports Louise Lawson a music student was murdered in her upscale New York apartment last Friday. Police say she believed herself engaged to Thomas McKee a San Francisco amateur swimmer and that letters from McKee found in her flat supported marriage plans. Police note she also had at one time regarded Lt Lester Hawley Smith as a fiancé.
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Associated Press
New York
Louise Lawson
Thomas McKee
San Francisco
Caughlin
Miss Lawson
McKee
Cir
Lester Hawley Smith
Merchant Reference: I Saw Your Ad in the Journal
A shopper reminds a merchant to note that they saw the ad in the Journal. The line signals acknowledgment of newspaper advertising in commerce.
Rebels Routed as Mex Fed erals Gain Ground
Military reports from Mexico City dated February 14 state rebel Generals Dieguez Estrada and insurgent bands are in retreat after defeats at Tacatlan and near Balens river. General Serrano and General Almazan report ongoing pursuit into Oaxaca and Veracruz regions with 100 rebel casualties and renewed federal momentum. Local agrarian groups urge aid to ship arms to Michoacan rebels.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Radio Fort Worth Star Telegram
Dieguez
Estrada
Escobar
Palo Verde
Obregon
Zamora
Regional Confederation of Labor
Michoacan
Almazan
Andrew Almazan
Serrano
Tehuacan
Balens River
Puebla
Brookhart Repeats as NRA President for Third Year
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Washington Iowa was elected for the third consecutive year as president of the National Rifle Association at a Washington meeting. Other officers were also reelected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
National Rifle Association
Mother of Prof. T. C. Davis Dies at 70
Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Jones Davis, 70, mother of Prof. T. C. Davis a noted Washington music teacher, died at 3 am at the Crawfordsville home of her son Whitfield Davis after years of ill health. Funeral at Welsh Presbyterian church near Crawfordsville Monday with a California daughter traveling for services. She was born July 14 1853 in New York state, married Joseph Davis in 1874, and survived by multiple children and brothers in the region.
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Joseph Davis
T. C. Davis
Washington
Whitfield Davis
Crawfordsville
California
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Jane Jones
New York State
Lewis
Mary Jones
Iown
Davis
William »N
Cotter
Walter Jones
Montrael
Ceonada
Griff Davis
Roberts
Evan L. Davis
Id Davis
Mary Isaacles
John Ll. Jones
Losales
Party Must Clean House Says Hiram
Danville Illinois February 14 Senator Hiram Johnson of California urged the Republican party to sweep its house and remove Secretary Denby and Attorney General Daugherty. He linked the Teapot Dome scandal to a broader call for honesty in public service and urged a clean, confident party to restore trust.
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Danville
Hiram Johnson
California
Illinois
Denby
Daugherty
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
Dome
Teapot Dome
Johnson
Republican Party
Roosevelt
United States
Ito Department of Justice
Educators Here for National Education Association Meeting
In Chicago from February 23 to 28 a four dozen allied departments and organizations of the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association will convene. Thousands of teachers and superintendents from across the United States are expected. The program aims to promote public school interests with a constructive, optimistic focus and may mark the largest gathering in the department’s history.
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Chicago
Department of
National Education Association
United States
Noted one-armed pianist Count Geza Zichy dies at 74
Vienna reports the death of Count Geza Zichy in Budapest at age 74. The famed pianist lost an arm at 14 yet studied under masters including Liszt and led the Hungarian National Academy of Music for several years. He composed the opera Alar.
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Vienna
Geza Zichy
Budapest
Count Zichy
Liszt
Hungarian National Academy of Music
Jones Family Sisters Noted In Fraternal Community
Land Jones of Fresno Cal and Eda Jones of Red Oak along with Mrs. W O Jones of Columbus Junction are described as respected members of their communities. The Welsh Presbyterian church in the area recalls her long life and the high esteem she held among neighbors and friends.
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Land Jones
Fresno-Cal
Eda
Jones
Red Oak
W. O. Jones
Columbus Junction
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Oil Committee Uses Stand to Question Vanderlip and Sutro
On Feb 14 the Senate oil committee heard Oscar Sutro of Standard Oil of California about the Fall lease bid refusal and a protest over President Harding’s Marion Star sale. Vanderlip arrived early for questioning as Dohoney's recall possibility lingered and Finney disputed Fall’s need for AG opinion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oil Committee
Frank A. Vanderlip
Harding
Marion Star
Senate Oil Committee
Oscar Sutro
Standard Oil Company of California
Vanderlip
Lenioot
Star
The
Roy D. Moore
Senate
Dohoney
E. L. Dohoney
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Frank J. Hogan
Colby
Doheney
E. C. Finney
Interior
Fall
Daucherty
Ogeer Sutro
Finney
Department of Justice
H. Foster Bain
Sutro
Oil Committee Today
Teapot Dome
Harry Sinclair
John ©. Shaffer
Ouestion
John C. Shaffer
Chicago Evening Post
Oll Committee
OS Company
Serve Rea
Ices Rende
State Life Insurance elects A C Tucker president
At the annual meeting in Des Moines on February 14 A C Tucker was chosen president of the State Life Insurance Company. New directors include Ike Shane of Ottumwa.
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Arate McCormick and
DEMOS
Brookhart
Hiram
Standard Oil
Secretary of Interior
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