Iowa Senate Debates State Printing of Teachers Reports
Heated Iowa Senate discussion centers on a state printing bill to bar publishing the Iowa State Teachers Association proceedings. Senator Price argues the association is private and unworthy of public funds, while Newberry and Shane defend printing and its public interest. The schools committee backed keeping the association report in print by a 25 to 19 vote.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Senate
Price
Monroe County
Iowa
Iona
Bowmen
Blackhawke
It & Quas
Shane of
Wapel
Decla Association
Fortieth General Assembly
Bowman
Joshua
Teachers of
Newberry
Association
Monroe
Academy of Science
Theodore Roosevelt
Nizance
Capitol
Horchem
Teachers’ Association
Aaron Sapiro
Lowa
Sapiro
Jessup
State University
Pearson
State College
Searley
Teachers’ College
Abben
Banta
Brookins
Caldwell
Dutcher
Fulton
Gilchrist
Goodwin
Hale
Holdoege
Kinnerly
Mantz
Olson Perkins
Reed
Scott
Schaff
Smith
Stoddard
Thurston
White
Wichman
Noyes
Bergman
Troops Ordered to Marion Illinois in Bootleg War
The Adjutant General ordered three National Guard infantry companies to Marion Illinois as a bootlegger conflict escalates with civil officers overwhelmed. Williamson county raids have jailed twenty on federal liquor law charges amid a wave of arrests totaling 192 in under three weeks.
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Springfield
Marion
Carlos BE. Black
George Galligan
Adjutant General
National Guard
Salem
Cairo
Mount Vernon
Williamson County
Trainman Seeks Rail Commissioner Post in Des Moines
H. L. Brooke of Clarion a Chicago Great Western conductor filed for nomination as railroad commissioner. He would need to resign from the railroad to qualify. He reportedly has backing from the Iowa Federation of Labor.
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Des Moines, Jan
H. L. Brooke
Clarion
Chicago
Great Weston
Iowa Federation of Labor
British protest over seizure of Kwasind at Wilmington
The British government filed a new inquiry with the U S State Department regarding the seizure of the British schooner Kwasind at Wilmington North Carolina after repairs, carrying intoxicating liquor. The embassy pending a formal protest while awaiting Treasury details on two earlier seizures beyond the three mile limit of the Tomoka and Island Home.
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Associated Press
Washington, Jan
Kwasind
United States
Wilmington
N. C
State Department
Treasury Department
French expel Dutch banker amid franc scare
Paris reports the interior minister ordered the expulsion of the Dutch banker Duyzen over alleged statements on the franc’s collapse. Police arrested three foreigners linked to suspect activity in the stock exchange foreign exchange room as France tightens its stance against hostile franc speculation.
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Associated Prose
Paris
Jan
Duyzen
France
Interior
Foreign Exchange
Stock Exchange
Des Moines Man Killed in Gunfight in Wholesale District
Samuel Arcuro a 38 year old Italian was shot to death during a running gun battle with two unidentified men in Des Moines. Police say shots came from in front and behind as Arcuro fired his revolver and attempted to flee. An empty pistol and knife were found beside his car. witnesses offered no clues. Police consider the Black Hand theory.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Samuel Arcuro
Arcuro
Areuro
Venizelos Optimistic on Greece's Future and Unity
London dispatch quotes ex premier Venizelos returning to health and planning to join the new cabinet as foreign minister. He expresses optimism about national unity and is pleased with talks with opposition leaders. The report asserts the Glucksburg dynasty's overthrow is definite.
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Associated Press
London
Venizelos
Greece
Reuter
Athens
Glucksburg
Valley Junction Mayor Under Scrutiny In Gun Raid Case
Des Moines Jan 8 County Attorney Verney Seeburger reviewed a citizens petition seeking an investigation into Valley Junction Mayor C L Yount and associates Jeff Davis Ralph Bruce and Paul Gardner connected to last year’s raid in which two men were shot, one reportedly in critical condition. The attorney asked Sheriff Findley to secure affidavits for the case.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Verney Seeburger
Valley Junction
C. L. Yount
Jeff Davis
Ralph Bruce
Paul Gardner
Findley
Florida Man to Recommend for Presidency Declared
In Miami Florida January statement Bryan Jennings Ryan a Florida delegate candidate said if elected he would present the name of a Florida citizen for presidential nomination. The name will be announced to the public before the national committee meeting on January 15.
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Associated Press
Miami
Florida
Jan s—Wm
Jennings Ryan
National Committee
South Welcomes Relief From Cold After Fatal Toll
Atlanta reports a cold wave across the south eased with warmer weather forecast. Nearly twenty deaths resulted from exposure and fire mishaps in the region. Crops on the peninsula faced threats but escaped significant damage.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
South
Peninsula
Crowers
Attempted forcible release of condemned Polish officers
Warsaw reports reveal arrests of several individuals tied to a communist plot to free two former Polish officers Wiesorkiewicz and Bagiski who were condemned to death as Soviet spies for alleged involvement in the Cracow bombing cases.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Wiesorkiewicz
Bagiski
Cracow
Boy Dies of Wounds on Hunting Trip
Des Moines report states Raymond Mockly a Roosevelt high school student died from a wound received while returning from a hunting trip. The fatal shot was fired by his companion Morry Fletcher, son of Assistant Attorney General John Pletcher.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jan
Raymond Mockly
Roosevelt High School
Morry Fletcher
Gene
al John Pletcher
Bok peace plan discussed by lawmakers in Des Moines
A Des Moines newspaper interview sought reactions from senators and representatives on the Bok peace plan. One legislator recalled not being present when the measure passed, reflecting mixed familiarity and opinions among lawmakers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Bonus Payable for Soldiers Prompts Tax Debate
Senator Copeland argues cash payment of soldiers bonus can be funded by tax surtax gains and opposes tax exemption bonds. He proposes $1.25 per service day totaling about $1.46 billion, to be retired over 60 years. House Republicans call for a bonus conference while farm aid measures advance.
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Washington
Jan. A
Mellon
Copeland
New York
Senate Today
Treasury
American doctor in Thibet faces bandit danger
Nashville physician Dr William M Hardy and five relatives are believed captured by Tibetan bandits near Batang in western Szechuan while serving a mission frontier. Hardy, successor of Dr Loftis, volunteered after news of Loftis and Dr Shelton deaths from plague and bandit violence in early 1920s. A June 1923 letter from Hardy to Dr Wetter describes hospital supplies and isolation from outside contact.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thibet
Batang
Szechuan
China
Wm. M. Hardy
Vine Street
Loftis
Albert Leroy Shelton
Botang
Shelto
Inner
Hardy
H. Wetter
Wetterau
Burlington organizes baseball tie to Mississippi Valley league
Burlington aims to join organized baseball with a Mississippi Valley league affiliation. The general committee seeks $8,000 to fund the venture and schedule games at the Tri-State Park grounds. William Glick leads the Burlington Baseball Association with J. J. Lee as secretary, a former Dubuque player.
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Burlington
Distrel
Mississippi Valley League
Tri-State
Wm. Glick
Burlington Baseball Association
Dubuque
Fire Ravages London Warehouses Near West India Docks
A massive blaze in London roared through rubber oil and inflammables stored in warehouses near the West India docks. Beginning at 3 PM yesterday, the fire drew 70 engines through the night with extensive property damage but no casualties reported.
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Associated Press
London
West India Docks
Munitions 10 to Be Sent From This Country
Agrarian movement in Mexico expands as Durango convention votes to petition for arms for peasant battalions. Regular army integration planned for first class rebels while second class forms state guards. Arms to come from the United States, aimed at agrarian troops.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Laredo Junction
Republic
Durango
San Luis Potost
San Luis Potosi
United States
Nab Oi
New York
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company Today
Tierra Blanca
Capa Pete Nunez
Wella
Washington
Vera Cruz
Jalisco
Whch
Mealee
Obregon
Coolidge
Mexico
Hughes
Revolutionary
New Orleans
Department of Justice
de la Huerta
Maupin Must Hang January 18 1922
Governor Kendall fixed the death penalty date for Roy Maupin, convicted slayer of miner Joe Hayes, at 7:30 p m Friday January 18 after denying a clemency appeal. Maupin killed Hayes with a club and robbed him of $80 on January 20, 1922 in Carney Indiana.
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Des Molnes
Roy Maupin
Joe Hayes
Carney
Kendall
Maupin
Hayes
St Louis Association Reports $80,000 Livestock Commission Refund
More than $80,000 in savings on commissions from selling livestock in 1923 will be refunded to participating farmers and stockmen in the St. Louis trade territory by the St. Louis Producers' Livestock Commission Association, it was announced today in East St. Louis.
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Associated Press
East ST. Louis
St. Louisa Trade Territory
St. Louis
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