Genoa Conference Viewpoints Clash on Europe Policy
A Washington letter analyzes American and Lloyd George positions at Genoa on European order. It argues fixation on German reparations and reduced armies as essential, notes Lloyd George dodges principles, and compares his speech to Hughes. The piece warns against risky currency ideas and emphasizes concrete policy.
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Oglesgains as Justice of Peace in Elkhart Township
Elkhart Michigan April 5 1920 former Lieutenant Governor John G Oglesby narrowly lost the Republican gubernatorial nomination to Len Small in 1920 yet was chosen justice of the peace of Elkhart township on the Republican ticket in yesterday's election.
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John G. Oglesby
Len Small
Elkhart Township
Discharged worker shoots in Chicago shop killing clerk
Charles Falstedt a former employee of W A Jones foundry began shooting today inside the shop. He killed Chester Borntrand and wounded four others before J Powers the superintendent, shot and killed Falstedt. Authorities reported a revolver or shotgun was used.
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Charles Falstedt
W. A. Jones
Chester Borntrand
J. Powers
Falstedt
Knox seeks probe of Internal Revenue Service waste
Senator King of Utah introduced a resolution calling for an investigation into charges of waste inefficiency extravagance and partisanship within the internal revenue bureau tied to its tax work. A separate report notes a storm near Natchitoches Louisiana damaged 32 tenant houses and wrecked eight others plus the Texas and Pacific freight depot.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
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Natchitoches
Hyams
Texas & Pacific
Paper Delivery Cutoff and Redelivery Instructions
The notice reminds readers the Courier is delivered before 5 30. If late due to carrier error contact phone 3330 for a replacement copy, with calls reaching the office before 6 30 p m.
Hard Coal Miners Enjoying Vacation
Wilkesbarre April 5 The suspension of operations in Pennsylvania anthracite coal fields is seen as a vacation by the average marine worker. Most plan to enjoy the holiday while idle miners turn to athletics. The region reports brisk business in cities theatres and stores as some seek work elsewhere. Many idle men plant gardens on company property and hundreds head to Europe for visits.
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Hard Coat
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Europe
Lloyd George Stops Lockout in Engineering Crisis
United Press reports Lloyd George's intervention led to employers suspending lockout orders against 600,000 workers. He brought workers and operators together after a Commons triumph, averting a complete breakdown in engineering trades. Negotiations will resume Monday with union leaders and executives. Denmark ends general strike after about a month, reopening industry.
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Senate committee urges dam building at Muscle Shoals
Washington April 5 The senate agricultural committee urged resuming work on Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama under army engineers to press an amendment to the army supply bill for 7 500 000 dollars to finance one year starting July 1.
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Archibishop of Canterbury Fights Light Flu Attack
London April 5 Most Rev Randall Thomas Davidson archbishop of Canterbury and head of the English church is reported fit today after influenza. His physician says there is no cause for alarm.
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Randall Thomas Davidson
Canterbury
Roads Remain Bad Across Several Iowa Minnesota Areas
The report lists towns Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly within the area. Roads are still bad spongy with many buckholes and deteriorated shoulder roads. Rain enhances travel difficulty with wet and slick surfaces in extreme west portions.
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Bain Teaight
Thureday
Safe or Out returns to Waterloo baseball pages
The Courier announces the return of Safe or Out as a daily sports page feature. It will answer perplexing baseball questions for fans players and umpires, serving grandstand and bleacher devotees and Jet players and rooters alike.
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Questions Invited on Baseball Records and A G Spalding Link
The author Charles D. White, long associated with A G Spalding, will answer questions not in daily releases. Major league clubs depart next Wednesday and the Courier will begin a daily feature with big time baseball records from 1376 to 1891.
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Courier
Commission Form Of Govt Proposed For All Republics
President Baltasar Brum of Uruguay urges abolishing the presidential office in republics and replacing it with a nine member national commission renewed by thirds every two years. He predicts Latin American republics will adopt commissions to avoid power concentration and combat sovietism.
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Moroccan Batteries Silenced by Spanish
Spanish forces bombarded the Island of Villieza as warships shelled targets and aircraft dropped bombs. Moroccan rebel batteries were silenced by a combined air and sea attack today in Madrid's report from April 5.
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Villieza
Balfour Balks on Earldom Amid Government Pressure
London April 5 The British government pressured former prime minister A J Balfour to accept an earldom as a Washington conference head and Lloyd George used friendly pressure to urge acceptance. Balfour now balks despite consent via regular channels.
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London
A. J. Balfour
Washington
Altho Balfour
Lloyd George
Voters Retain Blue Law in Sunday Closing
Springfield Missouri residents voted to keep the Sunday closing ordinance by a large majority. The measure, upheld in municipal election, defeated a proposal to suspend the law and end Sunday amusements. The vote tally showed strong support for keeping theaters closed, with implications for potential Sunday baseball games under review by city officials.
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Springfeld
Springfield
Ume Ula
Irish Government May Call Loyal Citizens to Arm
The Irish provisional government faces escalating clashes with Republicans and rebels. Reports say Richard Courtney, defense minister and former I A staff chief, may urge all Free State citizens to arm for defense against rebels amid widespread ambushes and arrests of officers and Loyal Legion members.
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Dublin
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Liberty Bond Thief Captured in Buffalo
Fred A. Perkins of Chicago, 51, was arrested in Buffalo while trying to sell 370 dollars in war saving stamps. Police say he is part of a four man gang linked to thefts totaling 180000 dollars in war savings stamps and 170000 dollars in liberty bonds in Chicago.
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Fred A. Perkins
Chicago
Oceanic Aviators Take Another Start
Lisbon April 5 After a false start yesterday when engine trouble forced postponement of the second leg to Brazil the Portuguese aviators started again at 8 30 am departing from the Bay of Ganda to avoid bad weather They planned to fly to the Cape Verde islands.
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Speed Record Set at 152 MPH in Daytona Beach
Sig Haugdahl of Trondhjam Norway piloted the Wee Consin Special to a new world speed record at Daytona Beach on April 1. He achieved 152.54 miles per hour and set best times of 3.56 for 19 miles and 1.9670 for five miles.
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Sig Haugdahl
Trondhjam
Norway
Ohio Collieries Declines to Attend Washington Coal Meet
Ohio Collieries and other operators decline to attend the April 10 conference in Washington with John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers to seek a settlement of the miners strike. Indiana and Illinois operators also refuse invitations, signaling a move toward state-level agreements and a prolonged national dispute.
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Will pago back to state senate for seating of women
Des Moines reports doubt over Attorney General Gibson's claim that women cannot be candidates for the state senate. He plans a supplement stating the senate will decide seating. Secretary Ramsay and Gibson reportedly allow nomination blanks for women seeking senate seats. If certified, names go on June ballots and, if nominated, on November ballots for senate seating decisions.
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Harding Orders Big Government Cleaning Push
President Harding orders sweeping changes across federal agencies to remove non allies and boost efficiency. Dover, newly named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, to extend the policy, with about 4000. 5,000 internal revenue service staff affected and 16 of the prohibition bureau slated for changes as part of a broader house cleaning.
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Modern Newspapers Ad Man Says Part of National Existence
E S Labart, head of the advertising department at a national meeting of the Aurea Advertising Clubs, argues newspapers build interest through radio outfit guidance, health care tips, and editorials guiding public officials, becoming vital national advertising media.
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Murderer Slays Family with Ax Near Clyde Kansas
Bloodhounds traced an ax murder south of Concordia Kansas. Trembiny, a prosperous farmer 20 miles east near Clyde, was killed. Trembiny and three younger sons are not expected to survive, another son injured but likely to recover, as the attacker set the house ablaze.
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Brokers' Creditors Accept Three Year Payment Plan
Creditors of Kardos Burke, a New York brokerage house, unanimously approved a three year payment schedule. They will receive 10 percent in cash, 10 percent at the end of each six month period, and 20 percent at the end of each of three further six month periods, totaling a phased settlement.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Hero
Kardos & Burke
New York
Women to win seats in next Congress predicts leader
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton vice chairman of the Republican national committee told the Women's Republican club in Detroit that several women will sit in the next Congress. She cited Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma and noted women will influence politics though they may not hold many high offices. She said collective trust in women remains a hurdle and predicted transitory but permeating influence.
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Detroit
Mich
Harriet Taylor Upton
Republican National Committee
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Alice
Robertson
Oklahoma
Upton
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Buchanan Paving Contract Given State Approval
The Iowa highway commission approved the Grant highway paving contract for 15.50 miles through Buchanan County from Jesup to Winthrop. Western Asphalt Paving of Sioux City will start May 1 and complete the work within the year. The project reduces the contract price by about 6200 due to lower freight rates for sand and gravel, a benefit shared by the county and local farmers. The long stretch along Grant highway, one of the state’s largest undertakings, may prompt other counties to follow.
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Buchanan County
Sioux City
Navy
Highway Commission
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Winthrop
Hige
Grant Highway
Independence
Grant
Islawan County
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Black Hawk
Other Woman Shot as Angry Husband Aims at Wife
Chicago faces a violent day as a husband shoots at his wife and fatally strikes the other woman named Mrs Nicholas Peters. The incident follows a separate killing when two auto bandits killed William Parton during a car theft attempt witnessed by his fiancée. Fritz Meinhausen fired a revolver at his wife after she accused him of infidelity.
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Chicago
William Parton
Parton
Fritz Meinhausen
Nicholas Peters
Meinhausen
Cleveland Building Trades End Strike Returns to Work
Three hundred striking electricians and electrical fixture workers resumed work this morning signaling the first break in the building trades strike active since March 1. Eleven hundred electricians voted last night to return at the old wage of 1.10 dollars per hour while negotiations for a new scale proceed.
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Building Trades Workers
Electricians’ Union
Dorothey Clark's Daughter Reconciles, Marries In Nassau
Dor rothy Clark, mother of a woman who sued Herbert Rawlinson for 200000, married Karl L. Elms a Boston piano salesman in Nassau New Hampshire yesterday. The daughter repudiated her mother's suit claiming the actor did not attack her.
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Dorrothy Clark
Herbert Rawlinson
Karl L. Elms
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