Hearst Influence Rising in National Elections Analysis
A 1923 New York Tribune analysis notes Hearst power expanding through newspapers in New York City Rochester Syracuse Baltimore Boston Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland Milwaukee Detroit Seattle Atlanta and Washington with Hearst features printed in hundreds more. It links Hearst media reach to political influence ahead of future national contests and contrasts his isolationist stance with McCormick’s Illinois leadership shaping Republican dynamics.
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Sllivan
Washi
Chi
William R. Hearst
Hearst
New York City
Tammany
Seattle
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
Minnesota
International Court
McCormick
Chicago
Ilinois
Moelil McCormick
Tilinois
Aken
Man Ag
Robert Ceci
New York Tribune
Courier delivery notice for late Sun papers
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 6 30 o clock. If the serrier boy or another error caused you to miss the paper call 52 and request a copy. Please have the call reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Massive Prohibition Seizures Revealed in Six Months
United Press reports that during the first half of 1922 the federal prohibition bureau seized 342,523 contraband items including 2,211 automobiles and 87 boats, with spirits and mash totaling 222,414 and 2,369,149 gallons respectively. The overall appraised value nears 9 million dollars, with 12 agents killed and 3 maimed in operations. Two thirds of seizures were destroyed after convictions.
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United Press
Washington
D.C
Sand & Boate Ha
Federal Prohibition Bureau
Bureau
Iquez
North Dakota Boy Ailed in Convict Camp in Florida
International News Wire reports Florida House vote 77 to 3 to form a committee to probe the death of Martin Tabort, a North Dakota youth, said to be due to flogging in a Dixie County prison camp for vagrancy. North Dakota alleges conspiracy by Sheriff J.R. Jones of Leon County and payments to send convicts. Tabort was arrested December 1920, died February 1, 1922.
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International News Wire
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida House, of Representatives Today
Martin Tabort
North Dakota
Dixie County
Florida
Bharif J.R. Jones
Leon County
Jones
Tsbort
Tabort
Leon
Dever Wins Chicago Mayoralty by Large Plurality
In a Democratic landslide Chicago voters chose William Dever for mayor, giving him a 103,748 plurality over Republican A C Lueder. Democrats also gained city clerk and treasurer, while aldermen shifted to 37 Democrats and 13 Republicans in the new 160 member council.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Dever
Willliam H. Thompson
Judge Dever
A. C. Lueder
Imayoralty
Thompson
Tllinois
J. R. Mane
Morton D. Hull
Barratt O’hera
John Servenka
John W. Healy
A. F. Gormen
William H. Cruden
Clark
William A. Gunnen
Seymour Stedman
Altho
Lueder
Dever
Hays
South Park District
Lake Front
Grant Park
Woburn
Mass
Katherine Conway
Olean
N. Y
Kent College of Law
Superior Court
Alcohol Bottled Fire Kills Man On New York Street
John Wilson, 45, died after a bottle of alcohol in his hip pocket ignited. A lighted match set his trousers alight, the alcohol saturated fabric burning him severely. An ambulance arrived too late to save him.
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New York
John Wilson
Wilson
Missing Priest Found After Abduction Claim
A telegram from Buffalo to Knights of Columbus headquarters says Rev. J A Vraniak of Virden was captured from abductors and returning home. Knights offered 1500 in rewards split between finding the priest and arresting his captors, though details remain unclear. The case follows a priest who vanished in Venice after visiting St Louis with his car later found there.
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Associated Pueas
New York
Buffalo
J. I. Perine
Knights of Columbus
J. A
John B. Kennedy
Columbia
Kennedy
Vraniak
Virden
Knights of Columnus Sf Virden
Venice
St. Louis
Salinger Held in New Orleans on Bond Rule
Salinger Jr sought in Sioux Falls on mail fraud charges tied to Midland Packing. He was in U S marshal custody in New Orleans federal court as Judge Elliott prepared to decide on forfeiting his $15,000 appearance bond. Bondsmen turned over the promoter. Sioux City April 4.
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Salinger, Jr
Sioux Falls
Midland Packing Company
Sioux City
United States
New Orleans
Eliott
Salinger
Elliott
Cedar Falls WRC Hosts Veterans From Three Wars
Cedar Falls April 4. One hundred seventy five veterans of Civil Spanish American and World Wars attended a noon gathering of the Women's Relief Corps marking founders day of the corps and Grand Army of the Republic. After dinner a program featured Dr. W. W. Gist Cedar Falls former national department chaplain and Iowa department commander candidate and Curtis Faris commander of the local American Legion post. Several musical numbers were presented.
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Cedar Falls
Women's Relief Corps
Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
W. W. Gist
Cedar Fails
National Department
Iowa Department
Curtis Faris
American Legion
Divorce filing cites Wanda Hawley and salary dispute
A. Burton Hawley, husband of Wanda Hawley, seeks divorce in Los Angeles citing cruelty and alleged non-support. He quotes Wanda saying a man earning under $5,000 yearly is a cheap piker, asserting she wants a divorce over finances. He denies the charges and says he has not been served.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wanda
A.burton Hawley
Wanda Hawley
Germany demands damages for Krupp killings in Essen
Berlin reports Germany filed a note demanding compensation for the families of 11 German workers killed by French troops at the Krupp plant in Essen. The protest urges immediate release of detainees and notes casualties have risen to 13. French officers are summoned to appear before Gen. Dessoutte in Duesseldorf.
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International Newn
Berlin
Germany
Font Anole
Paris
Frenetif
Famlies
Immg Liate Reiuses
Hirenters
Stenad
We Associated Press
Moscow
Vwene
Butchkaybel
Germain
Essan
Russia
Krupp
Essen
Tunr Tostay
Gru
Desoutte
Duesseldorf
Worden
Ape man in Council Bluffs eludes posse patrol
In Council Bluffs Iowa, April 4, the so called apeman who has attacked girls near the high school was inactive last night as a posse searched the area. Over eight days he has struck 1% girls, creeping from behind obstructions to grab ankles and bruise victims. Neighbors describe the assailant as foreilla with shaggy hair and monkeylike features.
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Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs High School
Delice
Thrifty Farmer Has Chance in 1923 to Make Ends Meet
Washington reports from the agricultural department say farmers who are efficient and low cost per bushel or pound may have a chance in 1923. Some regions will face reduced potato acreage and hogs may see lower prices early year with prospects of a steady late-year market.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
Ares
Neacly
West Leads Second Day in National Inter Scholastic Tourney
Chicago April 4 The second day of the National Inter Scholastic Basketball tournament featured strong defense by Rockford High and top scorers Behr, Gletthinnal, and Kulburg as they defeated Pine Bluff Ark 36 to 17. Northhampton, Mass over Soaringville Utah 42 to 20, and Rockford beat Simpson High Birmingham 41 to 24 while Scott High of Toledo beat El Paso Texas 40 to 15. schedule listed many city matchups across University of Chicago gym."
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Chichee
He University of Chicago
Spring Valley
Utah
Northampton
Mass
Westport High
Manaus City
Sto
Simpson High
Birmingham
Aln
Scott High
Toledo
el Paso
Tax
United Preesy
Chicago
Teumnis
Chi- Cro University
Northrapton
Sncingville
Waeatport
Isuisae City
Slippoon
Elrenhustaiy
Ade
Litre
Wyo
Rockford
I. Ts
Prue Blut
Tatulo
Then
Wan
Ware
Victory of Osage Indicates Iowans Strong Contenders
Osage Indiana Osage Indiana. Osage defeats Dupont high Louisville in the National Inter scholastic Basketball tournament at Chicago university. Hogan's plays spark Osage to lead early and hold late. Dupont rally tight in regulation, overtime baskets seal Osage win. Hyde Pirie set to face Osage in next round as Osage earns strong claim to title.
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Osage
United
Chicago
Louisville
Wut du- Poul
Mia
Rooke
Lewis
Megan
Associated Press
Criterga
Gane
Dilpont
Wopka
Sthelman
Carnsdale
Oota Tae
Carnarvon Survives Night Amid Illness
Lord Carnarvon of Tutankhamen fame passes through a crisis as doctors report his pulse closer to normal but his heart remains extremely weak. Respiration is still artificially maintained and he rests today after a night of serious illness in Gaio.
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Gaio
Lord Carnarvon
Tut-Ankh-Amon
Carl
Carnarvon
Federal drive on tax dodgers via distraint warrants
Washington announces a nationwide program by the Internal Revenue Service to issue thousands of distraint warrants to force payment of back taxes. The plan includes seizure and sale of delinquent taxpayers properties, with an initial 500 warrants issued in Mars City.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Marsas City
Miners Witnesses Testify Alibi In Herrin Riot Trial
Marion April 4 The defense called eight witnesses in the second Herrin riot trial claiming Otis Clark and Oscar Howard were a mile away when C K McDowell superintendent of the Southern Illinois Coal Company mine was shot down. Other witnesses were called as the defense builds its case.
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Marion, Fil
Albi
Otis Clark
Oscar Howard
Herrin
C. K. McDowell
Illnois Coal Company
Snowbound towns cut off as Wisconsin floods worsen
Flood waters from melting snow kept high in southwest Wisconsin with the Pecatonica river valley hardest hit. The towns of Mineral Point Darlington South Wayne Gratiot and Calamine were reported cut off from each other as conditions deteriorated.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Pecatonica
Mineral Point
Darlington
South Wayne
Graniot
Calamine
Farmer Who Killed Woman Given Life
Wisconsin Rapids April 4. John Magnuson, a farmer, was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Mrs. Clementine Chapman with a Christmas parcel bomb last December. He was sentenced to life in the state prison by Judge Byron B. Parka.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
John Magnuson
Clementine
Chapman
Byron B. Parka
Political Pull for Vets' Compensation Claims Out of Luck
Washington March 4 Brig Gen Frank T Hines new director sanctions no political pressure on compensation claims at the Veterans Bureau except for emergencies An investigation found hundreds of relief applications delayed while appeals by senators and congressmen were expedited Emergency cases will be fast tracked A conference of district managers will be held in Washington April 23 to discuss government policy on disabled ex service men care
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Washington, D
Congress
United States
Frank T. Hines
Hines
Board of Medical Review
Ames
Veterans Bureau
Washington
Rain Delays Harding Visit to Aiken Golf Links
Augusta Ga April 4 President Harding postponed his South Carolina trip planned for today due to morning showers. He hoped to spend hours at Aiken about 20 miles away where golf links awaited. The trip shifts to tomorrow with the president reported in good health and enjoying the vacation. Mrs Harding is said to be improved since leaving Washington.
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Augusta
Harding
South Carolina
Wis
Aiken
Washington
Army social scandal inquiry to close today in San Antonio
Secret investigation into the Randle army social scandal headed by Col. Lincoln F. Kilbourne will conclude today. Mrs Agnes Randie sues Col Arthur L. Conger for defamation amid mutual charges of public reprimands affecting Capt Edwin H Randie. Proceedings remain highly secret with results shared only with involved parties and senior army officials.
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International News Wire
San Antonio
Tex
Randle“Onger
Lincoln F. Kilbourne
Inspector’s Department
Bb. M. Lewis
Eighth Corps
Agnes Earns Randie
Edwin H Randie
Arthur L. Conger
Col. Conger
Capt. Randle
Randle
Col. Kilbourne
Randles
Governor Kendall Vetoes Long and Short Haul Bill
Des Moines Iowa April 4 Gov Kendall at noon transmitted to the senate his veto message on the long and short haul bill sponsored by the Iowa Traffic League. The measure aimed to restore rate competition among carriers and raise state car supply but Kendall warned it would endanger restraints on rate discrimination and harm shippers at smaller stations. The same dispatch notes action on an income tax bill and other measures in the Iowa legislature.
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Dew Moines
Kendill
Senate
Towa ‘Traffic League
Tate
Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa House
Waya and Means Committee
House
Brookhart
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buser
Muscatine
State Highway Commission
Senate Highway Committee
Tax Reform Committee
Blake
State Board ‘of
Tax Administration
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Minn
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GUAT
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Posse
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Wash
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Manon
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Mont
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