Germany Faces New Government Crisis After Marx Stressemann Resigns
Berlin reports a fresh political crisis as President Ebert seeks a new chancellor after the Marx Stresemann cabinet resigns. Nationalists refuse coalition terms while Hitlerists threaten immediate actions including deportation of Jews and harsh measures against Soviet collaborators.
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Berlin
Ebert
Reichstag
Marx-Stresemann
Dr. Herat
Germany
Marx- Stressemann
Phert
Hergt
von Tirpitz
Rathiows
Dawes
Marx
Republic
Soviet Russia
Predict McGinn Will Be Re-elected State Deputy of K. of C.
Burlington May 27 prediction says Albert McGinn of Council Bluffs will be elected state deputy of the Knights of Columbus at the 22nd annual convention in session. Joe McCormick is slated for re election as state secretary for the seventh time. Other officers likely re elected include BE McEntry Creston for state advocate and J E Gatens Iowa City for treasurer.
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Burlington
Albert McGinn
Council
Knights of Columbus
State Counc
Joe McCormick
Paul Kamler
Clinton
F. McEntry
Creston
J. E. Gatens
Iowa City
Dubuque
Stony City
Supreme Convention
New York
Council Bluffs
Matt Tinley
M. A. Walsh
Roy Connelly
Des Moines
CC. A. Larsen
Ottumwa
J. C. Mullavey
Sioux City
Ed Houston
Dunlay
Robert Green
Cedar Rapids
M. J. Enrieht
Storm Lake
John Ford
Fort Dodge
No Opposition to Bill for Publicity of Campaign Gifts
Senate approves an amendment to the postal pay bill requiring public disclosure of all campaign contributions every ten days during upcoming campaigns. Proposed by Senator Borah, Idaho, the measure imposes penalties including imprisonment up to one year and fines up to 5400. It covers all committees and individuals involved in federal elections.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
United States
Government Sues Coca Cola Company Over Taxes
The government files a $6,833,469.62 suit in federal court against the Coca Cola Company for unpaid income and excess profits taxes for 1919 and a 50 percent penalty for alleged fraudulent returns.
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Atlanta
United States District Court
Coca Cola Company
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Brookhart Attacks Railroads in Iowa Primary Fight
In Des Moines on May 27 Senator Brookhart accused railroads of spending large sums to defeat him in the June 2 primary. A campaign statement by Clyde H. Doolittle for Burton E. Sweet denounces Brookhart as using groundless charges and branding his rhetoric as a desperate effort to cloud issues. The reply claims Brookhart allies with radical elements and defames Iowa by linking to Moscow inspired figures, urging voters to back Sweet and restore Iowa’s good name.
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Associated
Des Moines
Brookhart
United States Senate
Iowa
Clyde H. Doolittle
Burton E. Sweet
United States
Red Chiefs
Bis
Senate
America
Wall Street
Convention backs Tinley for supreme physician post
The convention endorsed General Matt Tinley of Council Bluffs to succeed Dr Buckley of St. Paul as supreme physician.
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Matt Tinley
Council Bluffs
Buckley
St. Paul
American destroyer to aid British flier flight line
The destroyer John Paul Jones will pick up a reserve plane belonging to A Stuart MacLaren and take it to Hone Kona to connect with another destroyer for Calcutta. The plan follows approval by Admiral Washington as part of the round the world flight route.
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Trea
TORIO
John Paul
Smith
Yokohama
Kagoshima
Shanghe
Lowell H. Smith
China Sea
United States Navy
Baboons Show Human Like Taste for Jazz in Zoo Study
A California study by psychologists and students from several universities observed animals in a motion picture zoo. Jazz angered tigers. baboons danced to a bananas driven tune. bears tantrumed at saxophone moans. elephants ignored the music yet enjoyed the trombone. Mary the ape smoked cigarettes throughout.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Southern California
Acientata
Motion Picture Zoo
Jon
Arrest in Chicago murder inquiry leads to suspect
Chicago police report the arrest of a man known as George Johnson identified with the ransom letter demanding 10 000 for Robert Franks the 18 month old boy. Investigators expand searches for the ransom typewriter clothing and clues near the boy's body site while officers dig for the slain child's clothes and examine a private school instructor pair in custody.
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Chicago
George Johnson
Jacob Franks
Robert
Young Franks
Hyde Park
Franks
Matt Kirk Mitchell
Walter Wilson
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Johnson
Adolph Papritz
Hiants
Akron
Ohio
Woller
John H Stackelford
Gary
Ind
Robert Franks
Shackelford
Cedar Rapids Editors Respond to Senator Brookhart Ad Claim
The Cedar Rapids editors issued a joint statement denying a senatorial charge that a local paper received $5,000 for a four page political advertisement against Senator Brookhart. They clarified advertising rates at $1.50 per inch and asserted the ad had not been received for printing.
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Cedar Rapids
Brookhart
Senate
Methodist Church Lifts Ban on Amusements
The Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Springfield Mass votes five to one to lift the church ban on amusements not allowed in Jesus name. The minority report that would keep Sunday theatre attendance and limit dancing is tabled 460 to 295.
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Tttw
Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Lord Jesus
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
George Elliott
Detroit
W. M. Short
Fort Worth
Texas
Elliott
Chicago Club to Banquet Major Martin on Friday
A banquet for Captain Frederick L. Martin, commander of the army world flight, scheduled Thursday by the Adventurers' Club, was postponed to Friday. Major Martin and his mechanic Sergeant Alva Harvey would depart Seattle and arrive in St. Paul Thursday night to be met by a Chicago committee and driven to Chicago in a private car.
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Aerociated Prees
Chicago
Frederick L. Martin
Army World Flight
Adventurers’ Club
Major Martin
Alva Harvey
Seattle
St. Paul
Japanese Exclusion Sparks Mixed Reactions in US Bill
Tokyo officials report Coolidge message on the immigration act brings comfort to Japan though masses may see exclusion as a national insult. A formal protest is planned with a cabinet meeting to decide the takings and later cabled to Washington for the State Department.
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Associated Press
Torio
Coolidge
Foreign Office
Japan
America
Hanihara
Washington
United States
Farm Bureau official named to Federal Trade Commission
Charles W. Hunt, secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, was nominated by President Coolidge to the Federal Trade Commission to replace Victor Murdoch. The Iowa delegation and farm bureau groups in Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri endorsed the appointment, aligning with Coolidge’s plan to place a farmer on the commission.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Charles W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Coolidge
Federal Trade Commission
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Hunt
Logan
Iowa
Congress
Cummins
Brookhart
Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers
Nebraska
Missouri
Cooolidge
George B. Christian, Jr
Harding
Four Bandits Rob Bank Messenger in Cambridge Heist
Four men robbed Herbert Hume a messenger for Guaranty Trust Company in Cambridge Massachusetts taking $15 000. The incident occurred as Hume was delivering funds and the bandits escaped. Police search for suspects is underway.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Masa
Herbert Hume
Guaranty Trust Company Today
Tornado Toll Mounts Across Deep South With Dozens Dead
Early reports from Mississippi Alabama and neighboring areas describe a series of tornadoes killing at least 35 people and injuring over 70. Mississippi towns Collina Collins and Brookhaven suffered heavy damage as families were wiped out and homes destroyed. Additional storms in Alabama and Tennessee left multiple fatalities and widespread property loss as Red Cross teams responded.
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Atlanta
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Farma
Collina
Johnson Station
Vickshoro
Greenville
Bay Springs
Collins
Empire
Ala
Owens
William Robbins
John Haya
Robbine
John Hays
Abbott
Hays
Robbins
Collins _ COLLINS
Miss
Gene Mosely Robertson
Mibas Sara Myrtle Basa
Jackson
Brookhaven
Red Cross
Summitt
W. B. Swain
Vicksburg
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Thas
Shanghai
China
Georges Pelletier Doisy
Tokio
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Korea
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Shanchal
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Sweet
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M. E. Church
Martin
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C. W. Hunt
Hits
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