Hearst Not Candidate for White House and Will Influence Nominations
Hearst, 60, will not run for president but through his newspapers he could sway nominations. He may back an anti-league Democrat like Reed and support Johnson for Republicans. Illinois and New York delegations likely, with Underwood benefiting. McCormick’s power signals possible policy showdown before Harding renomination.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D, CG
Chicago
Hearst
New York
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Illinois
Underwood
Hinois
Oscar Underwood
Guy- Smith
Cox
McAdoo
G. O. PY
Harding
Medill McCormick
eCormick
Barding
McCormick
New York Tribune
Montrose
Colo
Morris Masholder
Hogan Osage Leads Iowa Five In Chicago Cagers Contest
In the national invitation interscholastic basketball tournament at the University of Chicago Osage high of Iowa led by Hogan with 15 points in a 21 17 victory over Hyde Park high Chicago. Westport Kansas City beat Bellevue 21 16 as Rockford eliminated Scottish school 84 28. Charleston South Carolina defeated Walla Walla Washington 36 26 in an afternoon game.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Westport High
Kansas City
Bellevue
University of Chicago
Rockford
Toledo
Charleston
S. C
Walla Wella
Wash
Hogan
Osage
Hyde Park High
Dupont High
Louteville
Lexington Hive Devils
McGhaen
Gargon
Erbe
Brown
Henderson
Hyde Park
Peny Swedberg
Sherman
Banchett
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Morton
Spring Valley
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North Hampton
Blass
Westport
Birmingham
Ala
Laramie
Wyo
Pinebluft
Ark
Non ‘High
el Paso
Tenytonsas City
Kan
Fargo
N. C
Foster Jury Deadlock Emphasizes Lone Woman Juror
In St Joseph Michigan on April 6 Mrs Minerva Olsen the lone woman on the eleven men and one woman jury led the faction favoring acquittal in the case against William Z Foster. The jurors met again after an overnight hold at a local hotel as deliberations continued with no clear verdict likely before Friday night.
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United Press
St. Joseph
Mich
Minerva Olsen
William Z. Foster
Charles E. White
Federal plan seeks unified state prohibition enforcement
Washington April reports that federal authorities plan a comprehensive system to close loopholes in liquor laws. Under Commissioner Roy Haynes the Prohibition unit aims to unify state enforcement codes and urge governors to adopt provisions making buyers equally liable with sellers and to empower padlock closures of violative establishments.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
oFernore
Harding
Washington
International News Service
Prohibition Unit
Roy Haynes
Mine Union Rules by Violence and Monopoly
Indianapolis April 5. Bituminous operators charge the United Mine Workers with a destructive monopoly of labor and a campaign of deliberate violence. They cite 12 large scale violence cases since 1919, including Herrin and Minto disasters, and allege the union obstructs justice and causes coal shortages with nationwide strikes as a weapon.
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International News Wire
Indianapolis
Ind
United States Coal Comission
United Mine Workers
Willian Green
Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers For America
Special Committee Today
United States Coal Commission
Labor Organization
Commission
Herrin
Minto County
Harding to Campaign on New Paris Treaty Policy
New York dispatch says President Harding will seek re election with a campaign built around a proposal for a new treaty to replace Versailles. High officials told the Daily Sketch that Harding plans this platform for his next bid.
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Harding
International News Wire
Tandon
The
Daily Sketch Today
New York
Warren G. Harding
Storm postpones Uncle Joe Day celebration in Danville
A severe storm in Danville Illinois caused the Uncle Joe Day celebration honoring Uncle Joe Cannon to be postponed indefinitely. The item notes a brief advertisement for cigars, with Smoke San Felles Cigars two for 15 cents and Harvesters Great Shade Cigars ten cents.
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Danville
Iil
Uncle Joe
Uncle Joe" Cannon
San Felles
Harvesters Great Shade
Courier Delivery Deadline and Reprint Request
The notice states the Courier should be delivered before 5 20 o'clock. If the paper is not received by that time due to error or other cause, call 5200 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 4 30 p.m.
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Esther Boy
Iowa Legislature Passes School Teachers Plan Reforms
Des Moines reports show the Senate passed a bill enabling all private colleges in Iowa to serve as teachers training schools. The measure requires a state board designate standard courses and appoint instructors, with a 356000 appropriation to fund supervisors. Debates noted Cedar Falls’ capacity limits and concerns over church state ties due to private colleges. The same session approved a county area plan to fight livestock tuberculosis, contingent on petitions and special tax votes, with state and federal matching funds.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
State Board of Education
Cedar Falls
Rumley
Oely
House
Senate
State Boards of Control and Parole
Deadly tornado toll climbs in two states
Storm left 20 dead and about 60 injured with unknown numbers missing after a tornado swept Alexandria and Pineville across the Red River. Damage neared $500,000 as homes, crops, and a Pineville college building were destroyed. many injured taken to a veterans hospital near Pineville.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Anil
Pinevilla
Red River
Wal
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Pineyfile
New Orleana
Uttle
No&roes
United States Veterans' Hospital
Pineville
International News Wire
New Orleans
Vineville
Mississippi
Illinois Central
Jackson
Texas
Texarkana
Ark
Cass County
Government circulation reports show steady gains for Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier reports its six month average paid circulation ending March 31 at 14 909 up from 16 080 for the period ending Sept 20 1922 a gain of 29 The paper notes steady growth reflects reader appeal of a good newspaper without cut subscription rates premiums or inducements.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Horace Boies 95 Former Iowa Governor Dies in California
Horace Boies former Iowa governor aged 95 dies at his Long Beach California home. Survived by son Judge H B Boies Waterloo and daughter Mrs Nellie Carson Hemet Cal. Stroke struck days earlier after a long career in law and politics including a 1890 to 1894 governorship. Funeral plans and body transport to Waterloo announced with further family details.
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Horace Boies
Iowa
California
Sudge H. B. Boies
Waterloo
Nellie Carson
Hemet
Cal
Lerace Boles
Long Teach
Cnt
H. B. Boles
Hex
Boles Gid
Long Beach
H. B. Botes
Judge Dotes
Witerloo
Gage Boies
a1Oe
Horaca Boles
Horace Boles
Horace
Boies
New York
France and Britain near reparations oversettlement talks
United Press report from London says France sought a settlement with Great Britain to end the Ruhr deadlock and reparations dispute. Industrialist Louis Loucheur met with Premier Bonar Law and also conferred with Lloyd George and Stanley Baldwin in private talks. A quasi-agreement was rumored, proposing reduced reparations mainly for regional rehabilitation, a western Rhineland buffer state, and a broad international loan framework.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Ruhr
Louis Loucheur
France
Bonar Law
Dawtish
Stanley Caldwin
Louchaur
Jinat
Lloyd George
Loucheur
Baldwin
Lowcheur
Stanley Baldwin
Tut
Franto
Germany
United States
Rhine-land
Freich
Gwendolyn Field Married in London
Gwendolyn Marshall Field, granddaughter of Marshall Field of Chicago, wed Archibald Charles Edmonstone in London at St Martin in the Fields church. The ceremony was followed by a reception at Mall House hosted by the bride’s aunt, Countess Beatty, as her brother Marshall Field missed the event due to chickenpox. The bride was given in marriage by Admiral Earl Beatty in his absence.
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Associated Press
London
Gwendolyn Marshall Field
Marshall Field
Chicago
Archibald Charles Edmonstone
Sir Archibald Edmonstone
Church of
St. Martin-in-t de-Miells
Mall House
Countess Beatty
Admiral Earl Beatty
Incendiary Blazes Threaten Paris Fire District
Paris Illinois April 6 a series of incendiary fires swept the northeast business district and several homes sustaining losses over 2000. Fire crews from nearby cities rushed in as three separate blazes broke out in a short span under a 40 mile gale fanning the flames through the night and early morning.
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Paris
Governor Baies Studied Thaw Case For Legal Insight
The article describes Governor Baies as focused on legal procedure during the Thaw murder trial of Harry KC Phaw and Stan ford White. Letters to New York and Chicago drew Thaw’s attention to Mr. Boles, who visited Waterloo in 1915 to pay respects. The former governor was not connected to the crime and did not condone it, viewing the case as a study in law.
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Boles
Boies
B. L. Relies
Goo. Doies
Black Hawk County
Erie
County
N. Y
Harry KC. Phaw
Stanford White
Bales
New York
Thaw
Waterloo
Miss Gloria Gould to Wed Yale Student in April
New York April 5 The betrothal of Miss Gloria Gould youngest daughter of George J Gould to Sleary A Bishop Jr Yale student son of Henry A Bishop Bridgeport Conn will be announced tonight at a support and dance arranged by her brother Kingdon Gould and Mrs Gould The Gould father has been ill from pneumonia at Mentone France for several weeks
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New York
Gloria Gould
George J. Gould
Sleary A. Bishop, Jr
Yale
Henry A. Bishop
Bridgeport
Railroads’ February net operating income reported
Washington April 5 railroads earned 38.92 million dollars of net operating income in February, according to the bureau of railway economics from interstate commerce commission data. This compares with 47.73 million dollars in February 1922, indicating a 73 percent return on property investment.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Railway Economics
Interstatalcommerce Commission
Labor leader urges slow approach to strikes in era of goodwill
Warren Ohio April 3 Secretary Davis addressing the Amal gamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers reaffirmed belief in trade unionism and urged labor to eschew strikes. He said the 12 hour day and seven day week in American industry are gone and proposed counsel before any strike.
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Associated Press
Warren
Davis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Workers
Gether
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