Illinois Primary Opens As Nation Awaits Indiana Fight
April marks start of Illinois nominating process with primaries set for April 1 in all 25 congressional districts. The Indiana primary May 2 narrows contest between Beveridge and New as Democrats seek a strong senate candidate. Isolated New York district election also noted as barometer of political sentiment.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Dhe Tomatry
Ong
South Dakota
Congress
Minois
Illinois
Cannon
Danville
Rodenberg
East St. Louis
New York
Alanson B. Houghton
Germany
Houghton
Maine
Indiana
Harrys. New
Albert J. Beveridge
Senate
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Tharge
Tarshall
Courier Delivery Time Notice Misprint
The notice states home delivery should occur before 3 30. If an error by the carrier or other cause prevents delivery by that time, call 33230 for a replacement copy. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Exiled Ex-Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary Dead
Former Emperor Charles I of Austria Hungary died in Funchal Madeira at 14 50 after a week of illness. He and his wife Zita had been exiled by the Entente to Madeira following failed attempts to regain the thrones and later lived in exile near Geneva.
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Associated Press
Funchal
Madeira
Puperor Charles
Austria Hungary
Charles
Punchas
Austria-Hungary
Zita
Austria
Hungary
Austrian Republic
Lake Geneva
Prangina
Two Dead When Oil Used to Start Fire
Two men were burned to death and three others seriously injured when oil used to start a fire exploded early today in a bunk house on the Valley Alfalfa Land company ranch near Tiare California.
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Tiare
Cal
Apri
Valley Alfalfa Land Company
President cleans out Printing and Engraving Bureau
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing operates under a near new staff after President Harrison issues an executive order. James L. Wilmeth is removed as director and Louis A. Hill becomes the new head, with extensive dismissals and a readjustment to peacetime conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
James L. Wilmeth
Louis A. Hill
Division of Engraving
Horthy Daughter to Marry Army Officer
Budapest announces the wedding of Paulne Horthy, eldest daughter of Admiral Horthy, regent of Hungary, to Lieutenant Ladislas Pay next Monday in the royal palace. The plan aims at resolving the royal issue by linking Mile. Horthy to former Archduke Albrecht, amid prior reports on engagements and royal pathways.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Paul Atte Horthy
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Ladislas Pay
Ohare
Royal
Moday
Mile
Horthy
Archituke Albrecht
Anienna
Mile. Horthy
Albrecht
Vienna
Charles
Lieut
Fay
France Assured U.S. of Rhine Debt Reimbursement
Washington April 1 the French government assured the United States it did not intend to contest the right of reimbursement for the 241 million dollars spent by American troops on the Rhine. The note from Ambassador Herrick at Paris released by the State Department summarises discussions with President Poincare on the debt issue.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Rhine
State Department
Amirbassador Herrick
Paris
Frenney Poincare
Flat Tenants Flee from Factory Fire
A midnight blaze at the Juvenile Furniture company plant on Chicago's south side drove more than 100 people from flats and stores into the streets. The fire threatened a nearby flat building. damage is estimated at 340070 dollars. Spontaneous combustion in sawdust in the basement is suspected.
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Chicago
Juvenile Furniture Company
Peasants Kill Humans as Food Claim Emerges
New York report quotes Prof. M Atkinson from Australia arriving aboard the Mauretania after six weeks in the Saratov region of Russia. He alleges peasants are murdering their victims to eat their flesh, a sensational claim circulating from the era.
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New York
M. Atkinson
Australia
Mauretania
Saratov
Russia
Highways Weather Report Covers Iowa Cities and Roads
Weather Bureau report lists towns including Albert City Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly. Roads improving rapidly though side roads remain poor with many mud holes main roads good increasing cloudiness with possible showers tonight and warmer conditions.
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U. S
George Fowler Wholesaler Dies At Home In Waterloo
George Vincent Fowler 1847 193? longtime Waterloo resident and wholesale grocer died at 4 55 PM yesterday at 1 G18 Park Avenue of heart and lung complications. Survived by widow Miss Allee Hillman and sons Ray V Arthur V Julia A of Waterloo. siblings Frank J Fowler Waterloo Arthur W Rockport NY and Cora Fowler Waterloo. Funeral Monday at 2 30 PM at family residence with Dr J A Karl officiating. Active in farming stock raising and cheese factory work. member of First Baptist Church since 1873 trustee 25 years. Born New York State Pittsford 18 March 1847. started farm work at 13 then entered business in 1869 with Cortlandt Field Fowler in Waterloo. The Fowler Company grew from vinegar and apples to wholesale grocers. noted for balanced rations writings and dairy farming talks.
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George Vincent Fowler
Warerton
Denver
Linn
Fowler Cour Paux
Park Avenue
Allee C. Hillman
Fowler
Barl
New York State
Waterloo
Janesville
Farny
First Baptist Church
George ¥. Fowler
Orn Alt
Pittsford
Monron Counts
N. Y
Vincent
Rebecca A. Fowler
Feekskill
Hudson
George
George Washington
George V. Fowler
Clark
George W
Curtlandt Field Fowler
New York
Fowler Company
Cortlandt
Great Western Shopmen at Work in Des Moines Area
Reports from the Great Western yards in Des Moines indicate maintenance of way workers are at their posts today with no strike plans. In Oelwein, workers protest wage cuts while management extends a four day week to five, and Waterloo crews stay on as they await the railway labor board ruling on contract transfers.
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Oelwein
Stayes Wouter
Hecker Company
Waterloo
C.G. W
Railway Labor Board
Washington
D. C
Borah
Thegeniine Labor Conmiites
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Benton
Windbar
Somerset County
Tle
Berwind-White.Coal Company
Treasures of Kiev Monastery Worth Billions
Kiev treasures reportedly inside the Lavra monastery could fund food for Ukraine’s stricken regions if converted to cash. Ukrainian deputy Serafimov, amid Soviet confiscation plans, cites two gold mites appraised at 25 million dollars in 1870, studded with large diamonds and gems. Recognition of local school changes and Lee’s resignation in Waterloo, Iowa, are also noted.
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Associated Press
Kiev
Russia
M. Serafimov
Nation's Greatest Coal Strike Halts 6000 Mines Nationwide
Nationwide coal strike begins at midnight with 6000 union mines halted. Reports from Indiana, Kansas, and Johnstown indicate widespread production stoppage, unpaid wages, and efforts to reorganize labor. Union officials expect 600,000 to 1,000,000 workers to join the walkout, while authorities monitor for violence and seek wage contract terms.
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Associated’ Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Kentucky
Miners’ Union
Wealthy Chicago scion confesses to burglaries
Paul Hartung, a member of a rich Chicago family, admitted to police that he robbed over 350 homes in recent weeks, with loot likely exceeding $106,000. Dubbed "the perambulator robber," he carried out break ins while his wife kept watch with their year-old child in a stroller.
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United Press
Chicago
Paul Hartung
Hartung
Plattsburg Fire Ravages Main Basin Area
Vlattzburg in early April, a disastrous blaze destroyed several structures in the main basin section. Smoke and water damaged nearby buildings, with total losses estimated at 300000 dollars.
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Plattsburg, N
Main Basin
Cousin of Colonel Roosevelt Fatally Injured in NYC
Hubert B. Roosevelt Jr., a 23 year old cousin of the late President Roosevelt, died in a New York hospital from injuries after a dazed man struck him while stepping off a sidewalk. Police found the victim, who was unconscious on arrival, and a Yale Club witness who vanished before questioning.
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Weshington
D.C
James Murray
Yale Club
Resignation of Waterloo educator to take new NM State Normal post
Mr. Lee unexpectedly resigns as Waterloo schools superintendent to assume the northern Michigan State Normal School Teachers Training school in Marquette. He will begin July 1 1922 with resignation effective June 10 1922. The board of education expresses sincere regret and congratulates the community on acquiring him.
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Lee
Waterloo
Lake Cedt
Crom
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Tor Waterloo High School
Teachers Training School of Northern Michigan State Normal School
Marquette
Mich
Michigan
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Llancock
Tahe Board of Education
Northern
Michigan State Normal School
Altho
Board of Education
National Education Association
Chicago
A. T. Hukill
Union Chief Urges New Strike Remedy
Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers proposed congressional action to curb coal industry development as a cure for a nationwide strike. He urged regulatory legislation to prohibit further bituminous coal lands development for at least ten years and to balance production with demand by gradually closing old mines before opening new ones.
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Associated Press
New York
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
America
Murray
Congress
Japan to Mobilize Fleet by Mainland Coast
Reports say Japan will concentrate its fleet on the coast of the Japanese mainland after implementing naval reductions agreed at the Washington conference. The move followed a high level conference of marshals and admirals to adopt the navy program meeting Washington terms.
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Tokoi
Japan
Illinois Woman Is 100 Years Old Today in Rockford
Mrs Jame Mandeville Cunningham, reputedly northern Illinois's oldest resident, turned 100 today in Winnebago County. She came to the area from Chicago in spring 1839, as townsmen offered congratulations.
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Illinois
Rockford
Jame Mandeville Cunningham
Hinois
Cunningham
Winnebago County
Chicago
Weather forecast for Washington area week opens unsettled
A weather outlook for Washington D C covers April 1 starting Monday with unsettled conditions in upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Showery periods expected at the week's start and again around Thursday or Friday, with otherwise fair skies and normal temperatures.
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Washington, D. C
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
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Admiral Hortiyy
Printing and Engraving Bureau
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Lowa
Horthy’s
Herrick
France
George. Fowler
George Y. Fowler
Great Western’s
HO. Lee
No. Michigan Normal School
Theodore Roosevelt
Waterloo High
United Mine Workers
Cowan
Honra
Presa
Sion
SoIne
Union
A.B. Anderson
Lewis
William Green
Rurety
Cay
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Ohio
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Auqgevelt
New York City
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