Genoa Genoa Genoa Lenine Seen at Genoa Conference
London reports Lenine may travel incognito to Genoa for the economic conference opening next week. Delegates clash over Russia policy with oil and raw materials at stake. sensational hotel policing disrupts private honeymoons as Soviet aides arrive.
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London
Genoa
Lenine
Russia
Italy
Lioyd George
America
England
Europe
Ritain
France
Denikin
Wrangel
Koltechak
Germany
Britain
Imperial Santa Margherita
George Tehitcherin
Meson
Ichael Ertach
Hie
Pastors to Reason with Dancing Set at Public Meeting
Asheville ministers plan a mass meeting to “reason” with members of the daunting set and their parents to urge repeal or modification of a city ordinance passed last fall banning public dancing. The event is set for April 7 in Asheville North Carolina as officials seek to alleviate enforcement needs.
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Asheville
N. C
Mmembers
Hailstones in Indianapolis and other late news items
Indianapolis reports hailstones as large as walnuts causing property damage and a runaway horse to plunge into a canal. Chicago fare: railroads face large wage demand impacts with a possible billion dollar rate rise. Mary Landon Baker plans Europe wedding trip after a church scene. Senate amends a bill to add federal judges, Frelinghuysen’s amendment adds one for New Jersey. Denver cleaner Nathan Brick linked to moonshine, officials probe. Pope Pius XII to address Genoa powers on Zita ex-empress and children residence choice.
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Zita Milan
Pope Pius III
Genoa
Zita
Austria
Quarrel Over Cold Coffee Ends Fatally
In Chicago Edwin A. Pateras died from gunshot wounds after a dispute with his wife over coffee. She told officers he attacked her with a poker after complaining the coffee was cold. She said she shot in self defense.
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Chicago
Edwin A. Pateras
Peteras
Beardstown Families Flee High Waters Warning
Beardstown west end faces imminent levee failure as 50 families evacuate after warnings this noon. Water surpasses 1913 danger level. authorities urge rapid departure to safer areas.
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Beardstown
Bearastown
I Ilinois
Democrats Hit Harding Over Civil Service Cleanup
Democratic senators in Washington accuse President Harding of civil service violations in a partisan clash. They renew charges that he swept Democrats from office and replaced them with Republicans, aiming at personal responsibility for the alleged infractions.
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Washington
D. C
Harding
Senate
Woodruff Acquitted of Murdering Tracy
Des Moines report says Harry Woodruff was acquitted by a district court jury at 11 this morning for the murder of Tracy Woodruff. The shooting occurred at Tracy's home on February 7 after an alleged attack on Woodruff’s 14 year old daughter Dorothy.
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Des Moines
Harry Woodruff
Lawrence Tracey
Woodruff
Tracy
Dorothy
Bribe Offer Ties Shoals Plant to Farm Bureau
Washington April 7 A sensational charge alleges the Alabama Farm Bureau federation was offered a 2 500 000 bribe to urge leasingMuscle Shoals nitrate plant No 2 to defeat Ford project A spokesman said the proposal was rejected and affidavits were presented to the house military committee The source cites Roy C Bishop Alabama Farm Bureau secretary and Gen R E B Steiner linked to Alabama Power company
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Jay United
Washington, D. C
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
American Fann Bureau Federation
Roy C. Bishop
R. E B. Steiner
Alabama Federation
Bishop
Steiner
Alabama Power Company
Gray Silver
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
House Military Committee
Gaston Scott
Montgomery
Ala
Weil
T the, Power Company
Norris urges end of federal judiciary over Taft social life
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska censures Chief Justice Taft for social activities with the idle rich. Norris calls for abolishing the federal judiciary and granting federal jurisdiction to state courts. He says no judge can sit at the table with the idle rich every night and judge workers the next day.
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B.C
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Reserves Decision in Cosmetics Case at Corning Court
Judge W. W. Bandy took under advisement Pearl Pugsley’s appeal to attend school with powder, after testimony about fashion propriety. He delayed ruling for one week to hear Mr. Blackstone’s response and weigh the issue.
Princess Elizabeth of Greece Stricken With Typhoid Fever
Princess Elizabeth wife of Crown Prince George in Athens is seriously ill with typhoid fever. She has a high temperature and concern is expressed by the royal family as Queen Marie of Roumania prepares to arrive from Belgrade to be at her daughter’s side.
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George
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Court probes bank records in Small embezzlement case
Waukegan Ill April 7 United Press prosecutors seeking all records from First Trust Savings bank of Kankakee and Great Park Trust Savings bank in Gov Len Small embezzlement inquiry. Cashier Norman Griffin says janitor destroyed some records thinking them waste paper during burglar alarm installation.
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Waukegan
Ill
Len Small
Claire Edwards
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Kankakee
Great Park Trust & Savings Bank
James H. Wilkerson
Norman Griffin
Griffin
Gov. Small
Nkankakee Bank
Grant Park Bank
Public Schools as Nation's Citizenship Centers Say Des Moines Leader
Rev Howland Hanson of Des Moines University told the northeastern division that American public schools instill citizenship by absorbing immigrants, with no caste or creed lines in class. He cited discipline, liberty used wisely, and voluntary obedience rooted in reverence as key. local officials discussed economic pressures and retrenchment amid a period of fiscal strain.
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First Baptist Church
Des Moines
Hanson
K.D. Miller
Vinton Schools
The
State Association
Commonwealth
San Felice
Tax Society Pug Dogs For Poor Mothers Debate
A New York sermon at Calvary Baptist Church discusses a proposed Tax Society measure to levy 100 dollars on every pig based dog carried by women to city streets. Proceeds would go to poor mothers struggling to raise children. The speaker is Rev. Frank Norris, linked to the Texas faction, delivering nightly revivals.
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New York
Rey
Te. J
Frank Norvis
Calvary Baptist Ehurch
Paper Delivery Notice And Contact Instructions
The Courier should be delivered before 4 30. If the paper is not received by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 4 30 p m.
Jury fixer is an ex convict in Bureh murder case
Los Angeles on April 7 reports say a man described as Herbert Hockin, alleged as a jury fixer, is connected to the second trial of Arthur C. Bureh for the Kennedy murder. Hockin, once convicted in Indianapolis with 28 others for conspiring to ship explosives on passenger trains, served six years at Leavenworth. He refused to discuss his past.
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Cal
Arr
Veniremen
Arthur C. Bureh
J. Bellon Kennedy
Herbert
Hockin
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Kaw
District Attorney's Office
Burch
Cat Survives 150 Foot Niagara Gorge Jump
A pet cat of customs and immigration officials at the American end of the lower steel arch bridge near Niagara City leapt 150 feet into the gorge while chased by a dog. Rescuers failed to reach it, but the cat later appeared, crawling on rocks and dragging itself up a precipice near the bridge, little worse for wear.
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Niagara Patl
N.Y
Lloyd George and Party Off to Genoa
Prime Minister Lloyd George sails from London with a party of 20 including his wife and Megan for Genoa where the peace conference opens. The trip includes an unbroken journey through Paris with talks with Premier Poincare before continuing to Italy.
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Associated Press
London
Nurse Acquitted on Murder Charge in New York
Olivia M. P. Stone, a nurse from Cincinnati, was acquitted by a jury of killing Ellis Guy Kinkeat. She declared she would devote the rest of her life to service in nursing and expected reinstatement in the Graduate Nurse Association. She plans to return to Cincinnati and rejoin Cincinnati General Hospital.
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New York
Ellis Guy Kinkeat
Comporation Counses
Cincinnati
Olivia M. P. Stone
Service of Humanity
Graduate Nurse Association
Miss Stone
Cincinnati General Hospital
Weather Report From Agriculture Department Region April 7 1922
Weather across the territory including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Waverly Mason City Marshall New Hampton Postville and other towns shows rains general over the state with generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight and Saturday.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Wargenport
Dea Moines
Aubuque
Faribault
Lee Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshall
Town New Hampton
Postville
Watton
Waverly
Ireland in Ulster border war looms as rebels clash
Reports from Dublin and Ulster describe heavy fighting and fortifications as Irish Republican Army units invade Ulster territory near Belcoo and clashes erupt along the Kerry Clare border. London dispatches warn of a threatened proclamation of a republic while the British government rushes troops to key sites.
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Royal Irish Constabulary
Preland Fast Mid
Dublin
Morelog Post
County Kerry
County Clare
Wantsklen
Fermanagh
Ireland
Irish Republican
Ulster
Southown
Frelooie
Michael Collins
Wermanagh
Innis Killin
Belcoo
United Press
Customs House
Belfast
Custom House
Free State
Teaches Writing by Aid of Phonograph at Santa Monica High
Miss Eleanor Judd, penmanship instructor, uses a phonograph to teach writing with musical rhythm. Students write while records play, synchronizing mental timing with the music to improve penmanship.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Santa Monica High School
Eleanor Judd
Misa Judd
Fort Dodge Man Heads Iowa Independent Telephone Association
Des Moines April 17 Fort Dodge was elected president of the Iowa Independent Telephone association at the closing session of the annual convention here. The executive committee did not decide on next year's meeting place. Fort Dodge is the only city that has been suggested.
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Des Moines
J. MM. Plaster
Fort Dodge
Iowa Independent ‘Telephone Association
Half City Property Found Nontaxable Policy Change
Bloomington reports half of its property is public or eleemosynary and tax free per Assessor Grover. The loss in taxable property raises the tax rate by 12 cents over last year, a situation believed unique in Illinois.
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Bloomington
Grover
Illinois
Police Issue Book on Failing Burglars
New York April 7 In the midst of a wave of holdups a police Commissioner Enright sent a free booklet to every city police station with a series of donts to deter burglars pickpockets and lightfingered gentry in general and to guard citizens against crime.
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New York
Enright
Mixed Committee to Settle War Claims
Washington April 7. A mixed claims committee to settle German and American war damage claims will be created by a treaty with Germany. State department officials said negotiations have been under way for several weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
State Department
Province of Quebec Gets Wet Ruling
Fears of dry periods in small Quebec towns are eased by a ruling from the provincial attorney general allowing liquor dispensaries in new communities. The rating, issued in response to protests from various regions, permits continued dispensing.
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Quebec
Harding Signs Debt Spread for Austria
Washington April 7 President Harding signed the joint resolution authorizing a 25 year extension for Austria’s payments on the 24 million dollar advance for flour and other foodstuffs through the United States Grain corporation.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Austria
United States
Grain Corporation
Harding
Huge Drug Ring Sought After Opium Haul
United Press reports federal agents probe a vast opium operation valued at 2.4 million dollars. Arrestees Themis Paw How Neck Karaca and William Sardox face charges after a taxi stop near Chinatown revealed 100 pounds of opium. Steve Vailis, taxi driver, is held for examination. Investigators said the ring imported 4,000 pounds of gum opium at 600 dollars per pound.
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United Press
New York
Depe ‘Selers
cas‘Lody
Chinatown
Themis Paw- How
Neck Karaca
William Sardox
Steve Vailis
Segregation of Vicious Criminals Urged by Olson
Judge Harry Olson, Chicago, urged segregation of dangerous mental defectives in farm colonies to protect citizens. He described dementia praecox as a cause of violent crime and urged early identification, noting 85 percent of mental defects are inherited. He pressed teachers to distinguish humane care for noncriminal mentally deficient children from dangerous cases.
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Auman Iife
Harry Olson
Chicago
Olson
Sdementia Fraeox
Church
Wanderer
William Sutherland Named Chancellor of Duchy in Lloyd George Cabinet
London April 7 Sir William Sutherland former secretary to Premier Lloyd George was appointed chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and given a place in the cabinet.
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Lloyd George
London
Wllam Sutherland
Duchy of Lancaster
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