Third party unlikely in coming campaign argues in Washington
Washington columnist Mark Sullivan analyzes the slim chance of a third party emerging this year. He notes La Follette faces temptation but argues a third party would not win, would mostly siphon states from Republicans, and could deny a presidential majority, sending the race to the House. Brookhart and other Republicans face an uphill path for any third party bid.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Northwest
LaFollette
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
North
Brookhart
Senate
Towa
Martin
San Elico Cigars
Delivery deadline for Courier service described
The notice states home delivery should occur before 5 30 each day. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other reasons, callers must phone 5100 to receive a copy, with calls reaching the office before 4 30 p m.
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Nlesse
Stone Takes Oath as U. S. Attorney General
New York’s Harlan F. Stone assumed the post as attorney general in Washington with no public ceremony. He pledged to uphold the constitution and laws as the shield of innocence and swift avenger of guilt after meeting with President Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harlan FW. Stane
New York
Atralgie
Stone
Coolidge
Department of Justice
State Senate Clears Bills as Adjourn Nears April 20
Des Moines dispatch notes Iowa Senate disposing of 16 bills with eight final today as part of a push to adjourn around April 20. Measures include printing and updating the state code every four years and indexing changes. A proposed pay hike for bank examiners was rejected. Also reports the death of Rev. John N. Loughborough at 86, founder figure in the Seventh Day Adventists church.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Lloyd Thurston
Jacob van der Zeelowe City
Senate
Napa
Cal
John N. Loughborough
Seventh Day Adventists” Church
St. Helena
Here
AP Transmits 44000 Word Paris Cable Directly To New York
The Associated Press received a 44000 word dispatch from Paris via ocean cable, the largest single message and first to be fed directly into a newspaper office. Four direct cables were used to enable simultaneous publication for America and the separation commission presentation. AP acted as intermediary for members and other press associations.
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Associated Press
Paris
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Newscomic Carlton
News Association
America
Separation Commission
Oil Man's Campaign Ties Tie to Harding Fund Talks
Senate oil committee heard testimony on alleged Chicago convention deals. J T W Baughn of Harlingen Texas said Oklahoma committeeman Jake Hanon claimed he signed a check that helped nominate Warren G Harding and would spend up to 1 090 000 to swing Oklahoma for the Republican ticket. William S Miller of Columbus Georgia said he helped Harding’s preconvention drive and that Hanon gave 25 000 for Chicago headquarters expenses. The witnesses gave mixed accounts, and the panel adjourned until Friday for more attendance.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Senate Oil Commiittee
JT. W. Baughn
Harlingen
Tex
Oklahoma
Jake Hannon
Baughn
Hannon
Benies
Wooney
William S. Miller
Columbus
Harding
Head
Hamon
Indianapolis
Miller
J.B. French
Oklahoma City
Harding Committee
Hammon
Ottumwa Man Appointed U S District Attorney
Moon of Ottumwa has been appointed by Judge Martin J. Wade as temporary United States district attorney in the federal court here. He will serve until a presidential appointment is made following the death of Ralph Pringle. Moon will arrive today to assume duties. Fu previously held the post for about eight years.
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Reoknkle
Moon
Ottumwa
Martin J. Wade
United States District Attorney
Tenporariy
Ralph Pringle
United States
Three Moro Leaders Sentenced to Death in Surigan
Manila April 9. Three leaders in the Moro fanatic outbreaks in Surigan province are sentenced to death. A total of 498 others receive 30 years imprisonment each.
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Associaion Press
Manila
Surigan
Illinois primary results show Coolidge gains over Johnson
Illinois and Nebraska voters sent Calvin Coolidge to the Republican presidential nomination lead with a Chicago advantage and Cook County margin, while Senator Johnson trailed in statewide returns. McCormick led Deneen for U S Senate as detailed precinct tallies showed Coolidge expanding his edge.
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Chicago
United States
Deneen
McCormick
Cook County
McCormick TB
Hugo Stinnes in Germany Dies After Illness
April 4 report from Berlin states Hugo Stinnes the German industrial leader has suffered a nervous breakdown after weeks of overwork. Physicians report hopeless condition and his office says he dictated his last will before condition worsened.
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Nis
Berlin
Hugo Stinnes
Famour
Gerimny Flmnsiiey
Stinnes
Stinney
Turkestan Revolters Rise Against Soviet Rule
The Turkestan revolt against Bolshevik rule, led by czarist officers and supported by fanatical Mohammedan troops, threatens Ferghana province and the city of Khiva. Soviet forces rush to Turkestan as British influence from Persia is blamed by a Riga-based Soviet liaison official.
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Landon
Turkestan
Iitiets
Telegrite
Daily Mail
Riga
Ferghaha
Whiva
Mail
Persia
U S Winter Wheat Crop Falls Short Of 1923
The Department of Agriculture forecasts a winter wheat yield of 549 415 000 bushels for this year, below the 572 340 070 bushels in 1923. April 1 condition stands at 82.9 percent of normal, up from 75.2 last year, with a small gain since December 1.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Farmer dragged to death in cornfield near Fairfields
April Havens, 20, died in a cornfield northwest of Fairfields, Iowa, after being dragged under a disc harrow by a team. His clothes were torn off and his hip broken while the lines remained wrapped around his body. his wife found him two hours later.
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Fairfields
Havens
Here
Nelson
Senate Restores Practice-Teacher Clause in Iowa College Bill
In Des Moines the Senate voted 26 to 24 to reinstate the practice teaching clause in the State Teachers College bill. The amendment would place cadet teachers in cooperating schools for practical training at Cedar Falls and other cities, with a 1922 cost of 27,000 dollars. Critics assailed the plan citing state pay to cadets, while supporters argued it enhances training and ties the college to field work.
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
Flo
Newberry
Clayton
Bowman
Black Hawk
Manta
Audubon
Forehem
Anbuque
Holderes
Calhoun
Pries
Monroe
Shinn
Harrison
Cedar Falls
Ames College
Three Lives Go To Trouble Over Rotate Partition
Winthrop April 9. Edwin F. McFarland 45 murdered his mother Addie 75 and sister Helen 32 with a rope and then hanged himself in a shed after brooding over his father’s business estate. Coroner’s inquest cites insanity and impulse. Only survivor is a brother who found the bodies.
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Eewin Mearland
Loum
Burr McFarland
Mcbarlingh
Fife
McFarland
McParland
C. McFarland
Alo
Long
Dubuque
Iman
Badies
Reparations Experts Outline German War Debt Plan
The Dawes McKenna commissions in Paris review a plan to fund reparations through a new gold bank with 400 million marks, an index of prosperity, and a sliding payment scale from 1926 to 1924. A global board, including an American commissioner, would guard German finances and ensure compliance amid Ruhr occupation concerns.
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Associated Tress
Paris
Itask
League of Nations
Dawes
United States
Jeeneral Board of Centrol
Germany
League Finance Committee
iGermany
Ruhr
Ner Capital
General Board
Index of Prosperity
Teague
League of Na- Z Ree Ee
World Air Fliers Hope to Leave Today for Sitka Flight
An American air squadron in Prince Rupert hopes to depart around 10 am for Sitka today weather permitting. They face possible rain between Ketebi and Sitka and aim to leave this afternoon if conditions improve. Weather here is fair with Sitka forecasts uncertain.
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World Air
Sitka
Prince Rupert
B.C
Kerenikan
White Robed Rider Carries Red Cross Through Cedar Falls
A white robed rider on horseback described as carrying a large red cross traveled through Cedar Falls. Sightings placed the mystery figure on Main Street and later Rainbow Drive as residents watched the man diriged toward Wilmington.
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Red Cross Thru
Cedar Falls
Apollo
Mountai
Robmt
Fie
Main Street
Rainbow Drive
Wintarloo
Worker survives 30-foot fall in Dubuque paper plant incident
John All Goyer of the Dubuque Paper Company was critically injured late last night after backing into an elevator shaft while unloading a truck load of paper. He fell about 30 feet. Doctors say he will recover.
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Dubuque, Ta
John All Goyer
Dubuque / Paper company
Garage Robber Gets Ten Year Sentence
Farley, Masmend Clancy, 23, faced a sentence of 10 years at hard labor in Anamosa prison for robbery. Judge P. J. Nelson imposed the penalty in district court. Three of Clancy's alleged pals also drew 19-year sentences in March.
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Dumimue
Farley, Sr
Masmend Clancy
Anamosa
P. J. Nelson
Clancy
Indictment of Woman Over Mann Act Swindle in Minnesota
Federal grand jury charges Mrs. Gladys Nerman and Harry Kissinger in a Mann Act frame against Ben Fereday a Delveto farmer. They allegedly attempted to swindle him out of 15 dollars.
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Minneapolis. Mind
Gladys Nerman
Harry Kissinger
Ben Fereday
Delveto
Fereday
Johnson Calls Conference Over Porter Activity
Senator Hiram Johnson has summoned his eastern campaign manager to a Friday conference to decide if he will stay in the Republican nomination race. The meeting follows Johnson’s defeats by President Coolidge in Michigan Nebraska and Illinois and includes George K. Bender George Howard Payne and Paul Verdon. Johnson will also decide on continuing in New Jersey and Ohio where his name is already entered. managers indicate he may make no campaign in either state.
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International News
Washington
Woc
Hiram Johnson
International News Service
Johnson
Coolidge
Michigan
Nebraska
George K. Bender
Ohio
George Howard Payne
New York
Paul Verdon
New Jersey
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