America Must Go Forward Or Lose Ocean Dominance
Washington April 3 President Harding's plan for a government subsidy to sustain America's mercantile shipping position is reviewed by a joint House and Senate committee. The piece traces U S maritime policy from prewar days through wartime shipbuilding, noting Britain's initial invitation to build a large fleet and concerns Britain held about future postwar balance of sea power.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Harding
America
House
Senate
Lasker
Shipping Board
Great Britain
Balfour
Washington
United States
Great
Chamber of Shipping of the
United Kingdom
London Morning Post
Morning Post
Lord Inchiape
Weather outlook for week in Washington DC and Midwest
Weather forecast for Washington DC and Central US districts calls for a cool start to the week. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys expect cloudy skies and cooler conditions early, with gradual improvement to fair and cooler weather through midweek, followed by unsettled, warmer conditions toward Thursday or Friday with likely showers and frost early in the week.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Trans Atlantic Fliers Tell of Trip in Clouds on Second Leg
The Portuguese aviators Coutinho and Sacadura recount their perilous flight from Grand Canaria to Saint Vincent and toward Brazil at over 90 miles per hour. They describe gale winds, compass troubles, and the plan to continue the Atlantic crossing to islands off the South American coast. The interview, conducted aboard the cruiser Republic, notes weathered pilots delaying interviews until completion of key leg.
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Europe
South American
VAPD
Porto Prai
Santiago
Cape Verde
Atlantic
Brazil
United Press
Coutinho
Saint Vincent
Portugal
Sacadura
Republic
St. Vincent
Grand Canaria
Bay of
Giando
Cando Bay
Congress Saved as Bug Doctors Catch Crusaders Leader
Los Angeles April 8 United Press reports that plans for a "crusade to Washington" to fire Congress and reopen saloons have collapsed. H W Hayssan, dubbed President of the United States of the World, is to be taken for cranium tests, while his 12 000 man army dissolves after a mass meeting in front of the Christian Soldiers union headquarters. Xenophon Ganopulous, who sold and bought back a cafe for a small profit, plans to spend proceeds on improvements.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington
Congress
H.W. Hayssan
United States of the World
Durance Vile
Aeae
Army
International Headquarters
Christian Soldiers Union
of Peace
First
Xenophon Ganopulous
Xenophon
State Boards Hold Joint Health Meet in Kansas City
The first joint institute by the federal board and the Kansas and Missouri health boards opens Monday April 10 in Kansas City. The weeklong institute is directed by the U S public health service with participation from Missouri Kansas Iowa Oklahoma Nebraska and Northern Arkansas.
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Kansas City
Kan
Federal Board
Kansas and Missouri
Senate and House to Adjust Judges Bill in Washington
Differences between senate and house bills on adding federal judges remained to be settled before final passage. The senate measure would add 323 district judges and one fourth circuit judge, compared with 22 district judges in the house version.
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Senate
House
Washington
D. C
Borah Plans Deportation of Gen Semenoff
Senator Borah former chair of the senate judiciary committee announced plans to seek the deportation of anti Bolshevik leader Gen Semenoff. He cited charges of killings in Siberia and said men under bail in New York would be brought to trial after a civil suit arrest in Washington D C on April 8.
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Washington, D. C
Siberia
Semeoff
Borah
Senate Ja
New York
Arctic Mail Reaches Edmonton Brought by Dog Teams
Edmonton reports the first Arctic mail since navigation closed, delivered today from Fort McPherson northward via Northern Trading Company dog relay teams. Included is mail from several whaling ships and the STRAL 84,000 TAYTROLL. Port Chester robbers later held up a Messenger on Worth Street Bridge stealing a $4 weekly payroll. the robbers fled in a limousine.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Arctic
Fort McPherson
Northern Trading Company
STRAL
Port Chester
Mint Product Company
Worth Mail Street
Weather hazards and towns in Iowa Minnesota region report
Weather bureau bulletin lists towns Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault Lacrosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly. Forecast calls for continued frost risk tonight and warmer conditions tomorrow with cooler highs inland across central portions.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charies City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dee Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Ba Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Water Joe
Waverly
Sasuummary Roads
Music Martyr Plays Flute After Tooth Remov al
A tale from Philadelphia reveals a young boy who, despite a stubborn front tooth, borrows pliers to remove it so he can blow a flute at a local music class recital. Miss Winetta L. Stacks recounts the notable determination amid efforts to start settlement music programs. In Washington, Secretary Hughes denies censorship allegations over Christ the opening prayer at the arms conference, stating Japanese delegates were unaware of any omission.
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Associated Press
Philadelpha
Winetta L. Stacks
Methodist Episcopal Deaconness
Washington, D. C
Christ
Hughes
Senate
Fess
Republican
Ohio
Slander suit filed against Billie Burke over apartment dispute
Mrs. Frank Townley Brown, widow, sues actress Billie Burke for 25000 in slander over remarks about Brown's 22 room Chicago apartment. Burke, wife of Florenz Ziegfeld Jr., faces injunction preventing dispossession as case unfolds. Ziegfeld replies he will not fear the suit.
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Infornational News Wire
Chicago
Praecipe
Billie Burke
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Frank Townley Brown
Miss Burke
Mrs. Brown
Dubuque Packing Company Sues 10 For 240000 Fraud
Attorneys seek rap accounting of more than 240000 alleged to have been fraudulently obtained by Earnest Devine and Henry J Foits from the Corn Belt Packing company of Dubuque Iowa. The suit claims manipulation of stock sales and illegal commissions of about 40 percent.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Corn Belt Packing Company
Dubuque
United States District Court
Earnest Devine
Henry J. Foits
Folts
Devine
Iowan
Kretachmer
Devine and Folis
Devine and Folts
Corn Belt Financial
McCue and Ellis
McCue
Ellis
South America
Iowa
U S Money Printing Plant Closes for Inventory
The U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing will close the Washington DC plant tonight for an indefinite period to take an inventory and repair machinery after a presidential removal of Wilmeth and two chiefs. Louis Hill, appointed director, and treasury officials led the decision. The move affects about 4,000 of the bureau's 6,100 employees as new steel plates are installed to curb counterfeiting.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
James L._ Wilmeth
Bettween Louis 11Ill
Treasury
United States
Bureau
Department of Justice
Woman and Secret Husband Held in Mysterious Slaying
Chicago police hold Veronica Long and her secretly married husband January Zandt in the murder of William Parton. Parton was shot after stepping from his car as he visited Miss Long. Zandt seeks an alibi with Miss Sarah Schutz, who denies it. A cap left at the scene matched Zandt. Zandt, a district manager for Wales Adding Machine.
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Chicago
Veronica Long
Jnnis Zandt
William Orton
Parton
Miss Long
Parten
Marrie
Zandt
Sarah Schutz
Miss Schutz
Wales
Comerpany
War clouds in Far East dissipating under Japan Chita clash
Reports from Tokio say tension in the Far East eases as Japanese forces clash with the Chita government troops retreating. A potential understanding appears near on Dairen negotiations, signaling progress in the regional dispute.
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Far East
Tokio
Japan
Far Eastern Republic of
Chita
Red’t
Far Eastern
Dairen
Grand Jury Calls For 2 Witnesses In Arbuckle Trial
In San Francisco, April s, Mrs Virginia Warren and Mrs Helen Madelyne Whitehurst of Chicago, defense witnesses in Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial, were subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury Monday night regarding their trial testimony. District Attorney Brady announced subpoenas. They testified Miss Rappe was ill in Chicago and Mrs Warren attended the birth of a child. Prosecution rebuttal witnesses challenged their claims, stating Miss Rappe was healthy and not a mother. The state's rebuttal concluded. the morning session adjourned for noon. The case may go to the jury by Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Cal
Virginia Warren
Helen Madelyne Whitehurst
Chicago
Roscoe Arbuckle
Grand Jury
Matthew A. Brady
Warren
Tornado Toll Rises Across Texas and Oklahoma
Early reports from Texas and Oklahoma recount a deadly tornado outbreak injuring and killing residents in multiple counties. Six deaths in Runnels and four in Callahan, with Rowena area reporting six killed and six injured. Fort Worth and Lawton also report fatalities and extensive property destruction as storms and subsequent heavy rain tear through communities.
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Port Worth
Tex
Oplin
Ema
Gallahag
County
Coring
Onlin
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Lo Clagt
Runnels County
Callahan County
Ballinger
Keven
Rowena
Via& Lommady
Claco
Fort Worth
Cisen
Broadway
Lawton
Okla
Sands
Mountain Hill
Lawson
Seventh Victim of Air Collision Dead
The seventh victim of yesterday’s Paris London air collision near Thoulloy died in Beuvraims hospice without regaining consciousness. Pilot R. B. Duke, English plane survivor among two crews, perished as low visibility caused by clouds and mist led to a head on crash. The Goliath service, carrying messengers, released a statement claiming crew knowledge of the route.
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Associated Press
Varia
R. B. Duke
Goliay
Pollonbys
Sibnc
Loserhely
Goliath
London
Lireeda
Christopher Bruce Yule
Ey Syipenddings
Detroit Judge Arrested For Testing Traffic Laws
Detroit judge Charles J. Bartlett, who had sentenced John Waval Dodge to five days for speeding, was arrested in Pittsburgh for violating traffic laws while testing local police. Bartlett posted a $50 forfeit and was released for a Monday hearing after admitting he had ordered his chauffeur to drive faster to gauge police presence.
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Pittsburgh
Charles J. Bartlett
Detroit
John Waval Dodge
Bartlett
Rand
Believe Attempted Slayer of Cardinal and American Priest
In Rome in April a man believed to be an American priest attempted to see Cardinal Pompili at his residence. The cardinal was unavailable. the visitor attacked the secretary Monsignor Candelori. Servants detained the assailant, a revolver found on him, and the man escaped amid the commotion.
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Rome
Pompili
Monsignor Candelori
Wisconsin Coal Freight Rates Cut by Railroad Commission
Wisconsin railroad commission orders general reductions in hard and soft coal freight rates across the state. Variations occur by locality, with some areas seeing small cuts and others up to 24 percent. The new rates take effect April 28.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Railroad ‘Commission
Grand Jury Probe Ordered Over Spokane Juvenile Delinquency
In Spokane Washington Judge R M Webster calls a special grand jury to investigate rising juvenile delinquency after public charges and signed statements allege youths at Spokane high school are affected by narcotics and liquor supply at dance halls and roadhouses.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Grand Jury
Superior Court
R. M. Webster
Webster
Annuity Law For Teachers Urged By NL E1 Session
Galt Seeket Marton was elected president of the Northeast division of the State Teachers association at the annual meeting in East High auditorium. New officers include vice president Wiliams Jessup and secretary Mason City, with delegates named to the National Education association. The group adopted a new constitution, formed committees on legislation resolutions and auditing, and approved resolutions endorsing broader physical education, early part time education law, and the Towner Sterling bill, while noting president Campbell’s illness.
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Marriott Mason
Independence
Mae Crowe
Warena
Fred D. Cram
Cedar Patts
FT. Vasey
Mason City
H. G. Moeller
Waterloo
J. P. van Horn
Upper Town
Uuniversity
C. W. Kline
A. W. Moore
Gelwein
Cora Darling
Postville
A. BE. Jewett
Annette McKinnon
Fred J. Miller
Blanche McLaughlin
Osage
K.D. Millar
Vinton
Laplain
New Hampton
A. R. Tiffany
Cresco
Mae Healy
du- Dunne
Fate
Black
Alison
James Rae
Eva Mae Luse
Cedar Falls
W. Bangs
Traer
Paul
Cutler
Marion
Breckner
West Union
Mary J
Jariman
Monticello
Thomas R. Roberts
Moehlar
Sloan Wal‘Hace
Paul Cutler
Mariop
J. H. Peet
Dysart
E. Lb. iPalmer
Education In Health
E. Tiesalved
Sevien
Pour
Macy Campbell
Lsickness
Teoes
Supt
K .Y. Miller
Ibroad
Iowa
Courier delivery deadline and paper replacement policy
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5 30. If the carrier erred or you fail to receive the paper by that time, call 0 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30.
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