Harding's Opportunity to Shape Public Image in Court Question
Washington dispatches and statements from Harding's circle suggest his renomination bid. Critics say the announcement by Harry Daugherty weakened the move, while supporters insist he must seize the moment to project a decisive, assertive leadership. The public expectation hinges on his stance toward joining the international court and his handling of Florida policy remarks.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Harding
Harry Daugherty
Littis
Daughertys
United States
Florida
Andrew Jackson
White House
Nalon
America
International Court
Salad Dresming
Goree
Delivery time promptness notice from The Courier
The notice instructs readers to expect delivery before 8 30 and to call 5100 if a delivery error delays the paper. Calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m to request a replacement copy.
Italian Princess Marries Commoner Amid Royal Ceremony
Princess Yolanda, eldest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena, wed Count Calyt di Bergolo in civil and religious services arranged with Mussolini presiding as civil clerk. The 21 year old royal, famed horsewoman, joins a commoner in a union celebrated at the Quirinal and Paolina chapel, signaling a nationalist salute from Fascist circles.
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Camille
Cianfarro
United Press Star
Rome
Yolanda
Victor Emmanuel
Elena
Calyt di Bergolo
Quirina Palace
Mussolini
Paolina Chapel
Pops
Crack Nizza Cavalry
Count di Bergola
Urges Creedless Church to Care for General Believers
Chicago reform pastor Rev. van Ogden Vogt discusses a new free cathedral concept with no enforced creed. He proposes a crypt for ashes and advocates cremation to save space, time, and money while combining Catholic ritual with Protestant intellectual freedom.
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Chicago
van Ogden Vogt
Vogt
Omeid of Sheiks Weds Widows in Insurance Scheme
Chicago police say Joseph Sudensky known as the sheik of sheiks wed five widows to gain life insurance. He allegedly married multiple women in Pekin Chicago and Toronto, desertion from the Canadian army and parole breaches court records show.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph Suden
Sky
Loretta Snyder
Sudensky
Angie Larson
Pekin
Toronto
Canada
Jack Woods
Leavenworth
Illnois
Texas girl dances to world long distance record
Miss Almat Cummins of Texas extended her marathon dance to 44 hours aiming to surpass Ruth Mollock of New York. At 10 10 a m she passed 39 hours, matching the 36 hour plus record, while continuing with six partners and preparations for photographs.
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New York
Almat Cummins
Texas
Ruth Mollock
Miss Cummings
Four Children Die in Blaze at Playhouse Warehouse
Four children aged four to two were burned to death in a hay and straw filled warehouse used as a playhouse in Denver. Witness Woodrow Williamson, seven, escaped and said an unknown boy set the fire after the group gained entry by climbing through a window as all doors were locked.
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Denver
Colo
Harold Williamson
Juagita
Geneva Smith
Melva King
Woodrow Williamson
Congressmen Hear of Island Economics in Virgin Islands
Secretary of the Navy Denby and a congressional party visited St. Thomas on the U S transport Henderson. They heard St Thomas and St Croix officials discuss poor Virgin Islands economy and pledged to present congress with improvement recommendations.
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St. Thomas
Virgin Island
Denby
Congressional Party
United States
Henderson
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
Congress
Attorney to Probe Whisky Liquidation in Chicago
Chicago April 9 United States district attorney Edward A Holson said the liquidation of Grommes Ullrich a Chicago liquor firm will be investigated. Upon stockholders vote the division of 2000 cases of pre Volstead liquor was guarded by police and federal officers as prohibition officers had issued a permit to move the liquor to cellars.
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Chicago
Grommes & Ullrich
Edward A. Holson
United States
Trucis
R. G C. Andrews
Sailor Held in Slaying of Rabbi Lafee in San Francisco
Police say they have the right man in C B Hicks sailor held at Mare Island yard. Captain Duncan Matheson announced steps to file a formal charge for the rabbi Lafee killing. Manuel Lafee, the rabbi’s father, was summoned to swear to the complaint at police headquarters.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fa C. B. Hicks
Hela
Mare Island Navy Yard
Duncan Matheson
Alfred G. Lafee
Manuel Lafee
Big Army Dirigible Starts 500 Mile Flight From Akron
The T A S largest army nonrigid dirigible leaves Wingfoot Lake at 3 16 am bound for Scott Field Belleville Indiana. Stop planned at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis. Officials expect average 40 miles per hour over the 500 mile course. Commanded by Lieut Clyde Kuntz with FL W McKee Lieut James Cluck Sgt Olin Brown and Sgt Harry Darnea aboard. Smoke San Felleo Cigars 2 for 150 Harvesters ad text.
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Akron
Wingfoot Lake Station
Scott Field
Belleville
Fort Benjamin Warrison
Indianapolis
Clyde Kuntz
FL W. McKee
James Cluck
Olin Brown
Harry Darnea
Farm group seeks seven million cut in school fund
Des Moines lawmakers in April debated a farm bloc plan to cut about seven million from the state school support and expansion appropriation. The effort aimed to reduce the Healy bill's funding and force a substitute in the appropriations committee, with votes showing a tight division that could sway passage.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ene
Friends of the State School Appropriations
Healy
Committee On Appropriations
House
Friends of the School Appropriations
Clark
Linn
Dooittle
Delaware
Children
Harrison
Pottawattamie
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Rees
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Criswell
Tuck
Kendall
House Committee On Conservation
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Citys Council
Zoning Commission
Foy City Councils
Board of Adjustment
Children Burned in Humboldt Home Fire While Parents Absent
Three Mendesa children Ysabet, Prosuatt, and Soledad aged 5 were burned to death in their Humboldt home when a fire destroyed the residence early Sunday. Investigators say the youngsters were locked inside as the mother attended a dance nearby. Authorities continued to sort details today.
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Ysabet
Soledad
Kasthewan Mendesa
Humboldt
Here
Mendesa
Mrs. Ford Says She Would Not Live in White House
Albany Ga April remarks report Mrs Ford telling a crowd that she would not move to the White House if Henry Ford were elected. She said the presidency was not among Ford's aims and that he would have to go without ma if he lived there.
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Albany
Loury Ford
White House
Ford
Invents Machine to Isolate Human Cells for Study
Chicago reports the invention of an apparatus to isolate human cells announced by Prof. G. KH. Tharaldsen of Northwestern University. The device aims to aid medical research including cancer and scarlet fever cures, described as a small machine about band size that keeps tissues alive while functions are observed.
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Chicago
G. KH. Tharaldsen
Northwestern University
I C C Sets G N Valuation At 396 Million
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a tentative valuation of 396 383 655 for the Great Northern railway system in Washington D C The company's own estimate lists capital investment at 67 755 422 while the Delaware and Studson system is valued at 95 04 799 with total par value of 106 127 600.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern Railway System
Delaware & Studson System
Telephone Employee Fatally Stabbed in Chicago Saloon
Hazell ONeill, a telephone employee, was found fatally stabbed in the abdomen in a room at the Charles Hertz saloon. Police call the death a mystery. He had just visited his fiance and later cried out after being stabbed before collapsing. he died in a hospital.
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Shicagzo
Hazell O' Neill
Charles Hertz
O'Neill
Sugene O'Neill
Hertz
One Man Grand Jury to Hear Colony Case
A one man grand jury consisting of a circuit judge will investigate the Davia colony of Israelites in Benton Harbor Michigan. The hearing is expected to be held in St Joseph in Berrien County with Judge Dingman likely to be asked to appoint the presiding judge.
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Colony
Detroit
Mich
Benton Harbor
St. Joseph
Berrien County
Dingman
Legion May Press for Stronger Canal Air Defense
Indianapolis April 9 The American Legion plans a drive for better aerial defense of the Panama Canal based on observations by National Commander Alvin Owsley during recent naval maneuvers. Officers say Gatun Dam is vulnerable to air attack risking the canal and lake waters. the campaign will open on Owsley’s return.
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Cinternational News
Indianapolis
Ind
Panama Canal
American Legion
Legion
Alvin Owsley
Canal
Owsley
Tanat
Gatun Dam
Gatun Lake
Britons Wary of French Air Supremacy and Ireland Unrest
London reports a rising British fear of French air power and expanded antiwar sentiment as Anglo French entente strains grow. In Dublin, insurgent activity and a government clampdown intensify with two Irregulars and a Free State soldier killed and charges of arms caches and arrests widening.
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Dubin
Couse
Ireland
Vic Wroa Stata
Erleh
Ita Morala
Executive Committee
Eamonn de Valera
Wrea
International News
Dublin
Headford
Clontarf
Glentarf
Deopiin
Emmetsburg Man Dies on Golden Wedding Anniversary
Meyer Zeleer, 76, collapsed and died from a heart attack during a family reunion at his daughter’s home in Emmetsburg on the day of his golden wedding anniversary. Zeleer had long been a prominent figure in state business circles.
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Emmetsburg
Meyer Zeleer
Zeleer
Zeer
Fisherman Traces Poison in Fox River Pollution
Aurora reports the local Izaak Walton League hired W. G. Potter an engineer from the state department at waterways to trace pollution from factories releasing refuse into the Fox river. Dead fish have blanketed the surface as officials suspect a poisonous substance is being discharged.
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The
Izaak Walton Leagthca
W. G. Potter
State Department At Waterways
Fox River
Brother Who Escaped Fire Dies of Fumes
Emil Gandrup died in Story City hospital from fumes after escaping a Good Friday fire by leaping from a window. His brother, trapped in the room, perished in the flames, making this the third accidental death in five years for the siblings.
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rEmil Gandrup
Buralar
Mornig
Prewmonta
Story City
Montenegrin Ex-Premier Plamenatz Exiled From Italy
Col. Plamenatz, former Montenegrin premier who seized the Rome consulate last year and proclaimed a government in exile, has been expelled from Italy on the eve of his sailing to New York to establish a Montenegrin government there. The Naples dispatch notes his intent amid ongoing Montenegrin political maneuvering.
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Associated Press
Naples
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Preacher Sees Bolshevik Saviors in Soviet Leaders
Rev. John Haynes Holmes of New York claimed Russia’s Bolsheviks would be viewed as civilization saviors in 100 years. He spoke in St. Louis saying the Communist leaders may become regarded as the greatest statesmen since the founders of the United States.
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St. Louis
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church of
United States of America
Lithuanian Soldiers Kill Two at Memel
Two people die and three are wounded when Lithuanian soldiers fire on crowds in Memel during a disorder flare up. German and Polish factions oppose the Lithuanian administration amid the tense situation in the city.
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Memel
Berlin
Koenigsburg
Toray
Bernhardt Entangled in Dinner Debts After Tour
Paris mourners pay homage to Sarah Bernhardt as crowds file past her tomb at Pere Lachaise. Reports circulate that the actress incurred large unpaid restaurant tabs during her American tour, though old friends dispute any formal debt.
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Associatel
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Pero Ta Chaise
Sarah
America
League of Women Voters seeks end to world wars
Des Moines reports the League of Women Voters debates global disarmament and world organization seeking law over war. Frederick J Kibby argues for a progressive peace plan emphasizing citizen training, international cooperation, and a world court while preparations for a national convention continue with multiple preconference sessions.
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Associated Peengy
Des Moines
Progressive Work Organization
Frederick J. , Kibby
Washington
Mo National Council For the Prevention of
Committee On International Co-Operation
National League of Women Voters
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Natron
Washington, D. GO
Ovecau
Atlantic Ocean
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League of Nations
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Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Oliver Strachey
London
George Leonard Knapp
Chicago
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