Negotiations With Bandits Reach Deadlock In Suchow Case
The Suchow bandits hold foreigners as negotiations by the Peking government failed to produce releases. Government troops withdraw while the bandits demand, and officials in Washington say the U S must rely on Peking and consular advice before any direct talks.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Teintsin
Tanochwang
Peking
Shangtunr
Shangtung
America
Washington
Harding
Schurman
United States
White House
Garage and hardware store fire in Hamilton Indiana
Fire swept a Hamilton garage early today destroying the building and 25 automobiles. The blaze spread to a neighboring hardware store causing an estimated 75000 dollars in damage. Authorities report the incident as a large urban blaze with significant property loss.
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Hamilton, IN
Associated Preas
Keokuk
Iowa
Hamilton
Ford plans river development licenses on Mississippi
Detailed plans for Ford Motor Company development along the Mississippi between St Paul and Minneapolis were filed today with the federal power commission. Engineers and attorneys for Henry Ford submitted the application for a permanent license to authorize the project.
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Associated Press
Washington PD. C
Ford Motor
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Federal Power Commission
Henry Foed
Charles City High Plans Funeral for Melvin Stoecker
More than four hundred Charles City high school students will attend the funeral of Melvin Stoecker after his accidental shooting by deputy sheriffs. The high school will close for the day. Memorial services are set for Friday morning at the school auditorium.
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bRy
Associated Press
Charles City
Iowa
Charles City High School
Melvin Stoecker
First Methodist Church
Stoecker
Mason City
Governor Delays Olander Hanging Date Announcement
Governor Kendall will not set a date for William Olander’s hanging until after the usual window for a rehearing before the United States Supreme Court, to be completed before the current term ends. The delay follows standard procedure for appeals.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Kendall
William Olander
United States Supreme Court
New York Athletic Commission Faces Dempsey Will Talk
The New York state athletic commission declined to reveal its stance on a potential heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Harry Will after reviewing Tex Rickard’s offer to stage the match here likely on Labor Day.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Dempsey
Harry Will
Tex Rickard
Iowa Woman Tolbert Dies in Albia at 123
Mrs. Mary Allen Tolbert died at her son John Hayes' home in Albia. She claimed birth on December 25 1799 and had been a slave in Missouri before moving to Iowa after the Civil War. Her son, born from an earlier marriage, is 99 years old.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Iowa
Mary Allen Tolbert
John Hayes
Albia
Tolbert
Missouri
Railway Employes Demand Higher Wages Aboard
A wage increase request ranging from eight and a half to fifteen cents an hour was filed today before the U S labor board by maintenance of way workers from the Chicago Great Western railway. About 1 700 employees joined the filing representing the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago II
United States
Chicago Great Western Railway
One's True Self and Honest Core of Love
A reflective quote emphasizing that one’s true self remains the noble core through life’s baser actions. It elevates virtue as the deepest emotion and selfless love that persists beyond changes in behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
First Religious Newspaper Sued in Early American Press
A fragment notes a 1800 suit involving the Herald of Gospel Liberty published by Elias Smith in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The wording is garbled but indicates an early legal challenge to the religious paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald of Gospel Liberty
Elias Smith
Portsmouth
Ows
Dudlanapulls News
Bryan Victory in Day Fight at Assembly
In Indianapolis on May 22 William Jennings Bryan won a fight to require all Treesbyterian ministers church officials members and denominational school faculty and students to sign a total abstinence pledge. The assembly rejected limiting the pledge to church members and students.
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Associated Prege
Indianapolis
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
General Assembly
New U S Spain Amity and Commerce Treaty Drafted
The State Department has sent a draft treaty of amity and commerce between the United States and Spain to Ambassador Alexander P. Mote in Madrid for negotiation with the Spanish government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocatet Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Spain
State Department
Alexander P. Mote
Madrid
Convict Two Men for Mail Robbery in Toledo
Eddie O'Brien and James Colson were found guilty in U S district court of complicity in the million dollar robbery of the Central post office on February 21, 1921. O'Brien was arrested in Los Angeles and Colson in Davenport Iowa. Sentences will be announced later this week by Judge Killetts after a twenty minute jury deliberation.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Eddie O'Brien
James Colson
United States District Court
Yeste
Central Post Office
O'Brien
Los Angeles
Colson
Davenport
Iowa
Killetts
Four Hurt After Car Hits Traction Pole Near Muscatine
Toward dawn in Muscatine Iowa a car crashed into a traction pole in front of the Country Club injuring four people William Clark 23 rendered unconscious Ernest Smith Harry Moots and Leland Tubbs all under 25 escaped with minor injuries The machine was demolished One occupant possibly fatally injured.
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Muscatine
Towa
Country Club
William Clark
Ernest Smith
Harry Moots
Leland Tubbs
War Department Ready To Act In China Crisis
Acting Secretary of War Davis said the War Department is prepared to take any necessary steps in the Chinese situation after conferring with Secretary Hughes. He emphasized that no work related to the trouble in China had been entrusted to him yet.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Davis
Hughes
War Department
China
Doctor Bennett Identifies Bathrobe in Wertz Trial
Dr A W Bennett testified in the Robert Leeper murder case identifying the bathrobe worn by Roy Wertz the day he was killed and admitted as evidence after a hearing on its admissibility. Other witnesses included county clerk Charles Benda state agent O E Carrell and county coroner John Donohue.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Roy Wertz
Robert Leeper
A. W. Bennett
Ralph Otto
Dr. Bennett
Wertz
Ralph P. Howell
Bennett
Howell
Leeper
Charlies Benda
Clu
O. E. Carrell
John Donohue
Socialists Seek U S Recognition of Mexico Government
The Socialist party at its annual convention adopted a resolution demanding U S recognition of Mexico's present government. It also called amnesty for political prisoners in federal prisons and protested the treatment of Upton Sinclair. The party urged repeal of California's criminal syndicalism law and condemned the imprisonment of about 40 000 socialists in Soviet Russia while demanding better wages for mine workers.
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Peene
New York
Socialist Party
United States
Mexico
Upton Sinclair
California
Soviet
Russia
Smugglers Move 100,600 Gallons Daily From Canada
The Associated Press reports 100,000 gallons of liquor are smuggled into the United States daily from Canada. An army of 25,000 smugglers operates with a headquarters in a shack at Ecorse, Michigan near Detroit. Fake bottles and labels sell in Chicago at nine dollars a dozen.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Chicago Daily News Today
Ecorse
Mich
Detroit
Bridge Blown Up Shocks Athens as Turkish News Spreads
Waterloo Iowa hosts the 15th biennial convention of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs with about a thousand participants. Reports from state officials and committees fill the session as news arrives that Turkish troops blew up the Maritsa River bridge linking Adrianople and Karagath, causing regional consternation.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Lowa
Lowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Athens
Maritza River
Adrianople
Karagath
Iowa Civil War Veterans Expected at G A R Encampment
About 2000 Iowa Civil War veterans are expected to attend the state G A R encampment in Fore Dodge from June 5 to 7. Auxiliary and allied members may double attendance. Notable speakers include Commander-in-Chief James W Willett and Marie Basham.
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Ifiy
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Fore Dodge
J. P. Risley
James W. Willett
Tama
Marie L. Basham
Woman's Relief Corps
Lillian Clark Cary
Dubuque
Ladies of the Grand Army
Lola B. Elliott
Des Motes
The
Daughters of Veterans
Frank Shellhouse
Indianapolis
Sons of Veterans
United States
Named Today as Successor to Bonar Law
A report notes the appointment of the successor to Bonar Law by government authorities. The article outlines political implications and references the current cabinet position. No other details are provided in readable text.
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Bonar Law
Baldwin Named Britain's Premier After Debt Settlement Mission
Stanley Baldwin, 55, accepted the premiership from King George. He led the British debt mission to Washington and negotiated the war debt settlement with the United States. Robert Horne is set to succeed him as chancellor.
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Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
King George
Central News
Baldwin
Robert Horne
the Exchequer
Lloyd George
Board of Trade
Bonar Law
United States
Wich
Washington
Deputies Charged with Murder in Charles City
May 22 charges of murder were filed against Verne Cutler and Ralph Johnson, Charles City deputy sheriffs, by John C. Stoecker, father of Melvin Stoecker the high school boy killed when his car was mistaken for a rum runner. Cutler defended the shooting and said he acted properly.
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Charles City
Verne Cutler
Ralph Johnson
John C. Stoecker
Melvin Stoecker
Cutler and Johnson
Mason City
Twouties
A Doubtful Compliment at a New Hampshire Wedding
A wedding guest praised the groom with a playfully doubtful remark as the ceremony ended. He said he had feared the groom would be stiff, noting they both looked uneasy during the vows and tying moment, then added the compliment with a grin.
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Uempshire
Boston Transcript
Stray Gite of Wisdom in Fine Art
A fragment quotes John Mushkin on how art unites hand head and heart, reflecting on artistic philosophy and creative craft. The line presents a concise, suggestive idea about the unity of making and thinking in art.
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John Mushkin
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