Red Soviet Envoy May Land in the U S Again
Washington April 11 renewed demands were made for orders barring Martens the Soviet ambassador and his understudy Weinstein from entering the United States to exploit Russian resources. Immigraton officials were told to arrest them on sight and hold for possible outbound passage, amid broader protests over Mme Kalinin’s speaking tour and tensions with the Soviet delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Washington
DE. C
Elary Hughes
Mme. Kalvin
Russia
Russian Red Cross
Labor Dayis
Labor Department
Martens
Weinstein
United States
Kig
Joseph Kowalski
Poland
Moscow
Tikhon
Memel Shooting Unearths Strife as Parley Opens
Memel reports two days of shooting with no casualties. Lithuanian infantry and cavalry units exchange fire. several arrests and detentions occur. Deportations to Rovho noted. High Commission talks with Germany push for a resumption of negotiations and possible end set to the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memel
Furth
Iihuanian
I Ilo
Rovho
Itheidan High Commissiones
Strik
Touss
Student Injured in Riding Horse Is Dead Davenport Iowa
Feyl Harman Bettles a Coe College freshman from Cedar Rapids was riding a horse at his uncle's home when injured. He died at Mercy Hospital Davenport after a strangulated hernia required operation. Bettles had hidden his injury until a Monday trip to Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Arift
Feyl Harman Bettles
Coe College
Cedar Rauids
Homse
Rayburn
Roseville
Mercy Hospital
Muscatine
Iowa Man Witnesses Flogging Leading to Death Case
Madison April 11 Investigation opened by Madison county Grand Jury into the death of Martin Tabert a North Dakota youth who died after flogging while in a Florida convict camp Thompson Tow native testified Tabert was whipped for malaria and lay dying in a bunk. Another flogging occurred that night. authorities say Tabert never recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Associated Press
Madison, Fla
Martin ‘Bert
Madison County
Glen Thompson
Tow
Lumber Company
Tahert
North Dakota Fouth
Senator's
MacClenny
Fla
John Roddenbury
Baker Counly Turpentine
TJ. Ikknabb
Baker County &Tand
Paul R. White
Washington, BD. C
White
Senator Knabb
Hoover May Plan Auto Tour of Iowa Birthplace Visit
Deg Moines Iowa April 31 Herbart Hoover secretary of commerce may tour Iowa by automobile visiting his West Branch birthplace as part of a state trip. Officials discussed arrangements to offset travel costs and guard against delays as the decision on the program rested on return timing to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg Moines
Herbart Reaver
Secretary of Commerce
National League of Women Voters
Ef State
West Branch
Dear County
Washington
Woman Dies in Flame of Burning Oil Stove
Cornel Britts April 13. Mrs. Simon McGraw was burned to death and her husband So badly burned that he will be, when an oil stove McGraw was attempting to light exploded here this morning. McGraw was taken to hospital, where physicians grid he could not live, Mrs. McGraw lost her life in failed rescue efforts as both were enveloped by the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornel Britts
Simon McGraw
McGraw
Wife's Death Ends Suit for Divorce in Muscatine
Death intervened in the divorce proceedings of Christ Grosz against his wife Natalie Grosz in Muscatine Iowa. Grosz dismissed the case upon word of his wife's death in Poland. In Shell Rock Iowa Walker formerly of this place died in Pasadena California from heart illness. He left a widow and two daughters Mrs. Mark and Mrs. H F Cotton of Pasadena and a brother Arthur in northern Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Christ Gross
Natalie Grosz
Gross
Poland
Towan
West
Shell Rock
Walker
Piace
Pasadena
Cal
Wisrasc
Oliver] Wahl
California
Mark
H. FR. Cotton
Arthur
Wisconsin
American Legion Notes From Several Towns Include Plans
Greene Ja April 41 members plan a two day Fourth of July celebration starting on the morning of the third and ending with a display of fire works on the Fourth. Clarion Tr April 11 musicians staged by the post netted about $400 for the post treasury. The cast consisted of former service members and featured a dough boy chorus. Madison Jn April 11 monthly dinner gatherings include short programs and humorous service stories from attendees. Mars Ta April 11 Robbins of the Iowa department will address an April 12 meeting of former service men here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Legion
Clarion
American Legion
Kero
Iowa Legions
Poti Madison
American Legion Post
Ie. Mars. Ta
Conander
Robbins
Iowa Department of the American Leon
Ormer
Furniture Dealers Forecast Further Price Drops After War
April 11 report from the Iowa Furniture Dealers convention at the Savery hotel says prices will fall 16 to 20 percent more in the coming weeks. More than 600 of the association's 900 members are attending the session to discuss value education and artistic selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex
Furnitura
Lowa Furniture Dealers
Savery Hotel
Aisortyion
Riverman Drowns as Barge Capsizes Near Muscatine
Muscatine Iowa April tragedy as Conrad Kochlur 72 a famed riverman and former city mayor went missing after a barge overturned in midriver near Roehier gravel pit on the Mississippi river four miles below Muscatine. The barge carried water and was partially grounded on one side. The body had not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Conrad Kochlur
Upper
Mississippi
Roehier
State Briefs Roundup Des Moines and Beyond
Des Moines reports charge against Charles Wlsand for aiding his wife in misconduct with Harry Clark while Mrs Anna Clark sues Millsaps for alienation of affection and wins 6000 in district court. Other notes cover college visitors in Iowa, women mayors, perjury arrest tied to a bootlegging case, a Democratic convention in Cr'ston, bank president May's funeral, prohibition agent activity, and attorney Roy Carney relocating to Northwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles Wlsand
Harry Clark
Anna Clark
Millsaps
Tehigh
Elmer - Daniels
Lehigh
Universit Town
Marshalltown
Harold Parsons
Hadith Parsons
J.P. Daushton
Varatat
H. M. Towner
Porto Rico
Daushton
Towner
Clinton
May
Merchants National Bank
Heigidere
Clinton’ Indepe 1
Keokuk
Federal Grand Jury
Kenyon
Minneapolis
Burlington
Willian G. Blood
Shenandoah
D. G. Walker
Illinois Christian Endeavor
International Christian Endeavor
Mason City
Roy Carney
Northwood
M. H. Kepler
Carney
Michigan
Iowa University
Ancient Hittite-Egyptian romance revealed in royal document
A translated Hittite-Egyptian tablet describes Queen Ankhsamen, widow of Tutankhamun, seeking marriage to a Hittite prince to secure a throne for Egypt. The tale claims Ay and a banishment followed, with Ankhsamen vanishing from history after Tutankhamun’s death. Archaeologists note it suggests Tutankhamun had no heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iDy the Ansociated Press
Luxor
Egypt
Anatola
Ankhsamen
Cansore
Phain
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Icalug
Guean
Tut- Ankh-Amen'g Silteséor
Pharoah Ay
Horembeh
Bevot
Archaéo
Tate
Ankh-! Samen
Tat-Ankh- Amen
Associated Press
Tut-Ankh- Amen
iToyal
Chicago Museum Plans Kish Excavation 6500 Years Back
The Marshall Field museum will excavate Kish Tell El-Ohemer in Mesopotamia. Led by Prof H Langdon the expedition will dig for remnants of early civilizations in the ancient city, capital of Sumer and Akkad, dating from 4500 to 2860 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall Fiela Museum
Kish
Tell El-Ohemer
Mesopotamia
Tauseuol
H. 3. Langdon
Sumer
Akkad
Babylon
Western Asia
Appeal to Supreme Court From Liquor Convictions
Moe H. Baron and Hyman Harnett, convicted in Ohio federal courts of violating the Volstead act, appealed to the United States Supreme Court for review and reversal of their penitentiary sentences. Baron is a wholesale liquor dealer of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DD. C
Moe H. Baron
Hyman Harnett
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Baron
Brooktyo, N
Coiner of Domestic Slogans for Youth Dies at 93
Oliver Franklin Fuller, 93, longtime chairman of Fuller-Morrison Wholesale Drug, died yesterday after a career spanning business and domestic life. He gained fame for aphorisms on retirement, marriage, youth, and happiness including a claim that true youth comes from a joyful home and marriage, and that retirement signals a decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitsro
Oliver Franklin Fuller
Fuller-Morrison Wholesale Drug Company
Fuller
Helieved
Solomon
Ponce de Laon
De Valera Captured Reignites Irish Rebel Image
A historic interpretation recalls Eamon De Valera’s shift from lawful opposition to rebel leader after the 1921 peace treaty, his strategic directions behind the scenes, and the turning point as reports claim his capture signals the probable end of the southern rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail
Terifith
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
de Valera
Great Britain
Ireland
Firs
Colling
Criffith
Free State
Southern Ireland
O'Connor
Lyneby
Childers
Dan Breen
de Vatera
Countess Marciwiecz
New York
County Cork
Royal University of Ireland
England
Evolutionist Teacher Signs Regret Statement at Western College
Prof Ralph Demaree, suspended after a chapel address declaring conflict between evolution and the Bible, signed a regret statement. He resumes teaching mathematics at Kentucky Western College as he remains an evolutionist instructor. He had resigned effective May 28 to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
iCy
Ralph Demaree
Kentucky Westeran College
Demaree
California
Reunion of Confederate Vets Draws 15000 To Opening
New Orleans April 11 Fifteen thousand veterans and visitors attended the opening ceremonies of the thirty third annual Confederate Civil War veterans reunion. Melodies and battle songs preceded the convention. Auxiliary meetings were on schedule and a Sons of Confederate Veterans ball was planned tonight. Also a ship news item reports the steamer Trontolite struck a bank in the Canal Zone damaging its plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Canal
San Francisco
Cal
Marina Department
the Chamber of Commerce
Trontolite
San Pedro
Halifax
Cuebracut
Canal Zone
Rhineland Seizure Tensions Reach Paris and Berlin
Paris reports Dr. Hans Dorten alleges Britain offered funds to back an independent Rhineland state after the 1920 Kapp uprising, while Berlin notes French officials consider Ruhr neutrality under League oversight. Paris also cites a German court martial in Essen and Hessian clerics faced charges over Ruhr relief funds as foreign workers arrive for mines.
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Paris
Hans Dorten
Rhineland
Kapp
Helin
Britiag
Ur. Dorten
Jeomerat
Berlin
Ruhr
Ruhy
Germany
Spears
Vear Parisian
Ruby
League of Nations
League Supervissrailroads
International Corporation
League
Bath
Associated Press
Essen
Verden
Kunx
Isssan-Roellinghausen
Wiesbaden
Bach
Castrop
International
Echo de Paris
Poincaro
Dunkirk
Vessels Refused Clearances for Liquor Cargoes on BC Coast
Vancouver April 11. British Columbia Attorney General A M Manson announced that from now on customs will refuse to grant clearances to deep sea vessels carrying liquor cargoes along the British Columbia coast. The decision follows assistance from Ottawa's minister of customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Mexico
Washington
Oregon
California
A. M. Manson
Manson
Ollawa
Mrs Field Receives One Million in Divorce Settlement
Mrs Leen Carroll Brown Field, sister to Baltimore socialites the Brown sisters, and niece of the late Marshall Field, obtained a $1,000,000 settlement as her husband Stanley Field divorced her after desertion. The divorce was uncontested and reported by the Chicago Herald & Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leen Carroll Brown Field
Stanley Field
Marshall Field
Chicago Herald & Examiner
Field
Brown Sisters
Baltimore
Honore Palmer
W. W. Keith
Southwest Millers Meet Held Across Five States
Members of the Southwestern Millers league gathered in Kansas City on April 11 with delegates from Kansas Missouri Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma and Texas. The meeting serves as a prelude to the Miller's National Federation convention slated for Friday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwestern Millers’ League
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Miller's National Federation
Chicago
Recapture of three Matteawan escapees near Kent Conn
In a running gun fight near Kent Connecticut early today three of four men who escaped from Matteawan state hospital were captured. The fourth fugitive remains at large as reports say two seized by a horse struck shot while pursuing. Authorities say pursuit continues toward the remaining escapee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Matteawan State Hospital
Kent
Conn
Heirs of Marco Polo Rally to Sue Navy Dept
Washington April 11 heirs of Marco Polo announce a suit against the U S Navy alleging royalty fees on a new battleship. A naval construction expert tied bulkhead design origins to Polo era ships after studying historic hull practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Polo
Navy Dept
Washington, D C
Columbus
Admiral Polo
Ku Klux Klan Violence Reported in Cincinnati
Two salesmen Willem L. Miter and E. J. Burkhard were abducted by five armed assailants, forced to disrobe, and marked with the words He is a Ku Klux Klannee before being dumped on a street. A fiery cross was later burned on the Knights of Columbus clubhouse lawn at Price Hill, disrupting a community chest meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Speeders Weep at Children Victims
Detroit reporter describes an April 11 courtroom scene as 33 speeders were taken to the children's ward of receiving hospitals after 46 received house of correction sentences and 17 were fined. Judge Charles Bartlett delivered a sobering lecture, tears in his eyes, with most speeders touched and pledging support for his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mid
Charles +. Bartlett
House of Correction
Bartlett
Japan Abrogates Lansing-Ishii Pact Under Cabinet Action
Japanese cabinet and the privy council are formalizing the abrogation of the Lansing Ishii agreement with the United States. An official announcement is expected in Washington and Tokyo within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Aprilus
United States
Japan
Privy Council
Wasington
Toklo
Plague Ravages Northern India with Hundreds Dying Daily
Calcutta April 11 The plague sweeping the united provinces in northern India has reached terrible proportions and hundreds are dying daily, according to information received from Allahabad. Thousands of inhabitants in plague districts are fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
United Provinces
India
Allahabad
Child of 5 Testifies in Murder Trial in Chicago
Five year old Agatha Mars Baret Mitchell testified in a murder case in Chicago, accusing Casper Pastoni of killing her mother and four month old sister. Defense attorneys challenged the young witness, raising questions about reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Agatha Mars Baret Mitchell
Per-Haps
Casper Pastoni
Bishop Tuttle’s Condition Unchanged As Of April
St. Louis reports Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle remains in practically unchanged condition today as attending physicians state. Elmer Morris of Hanover is in the city visiting his brother Tom Morris captain of the police department for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
St. Louis, Mo
Daniel S. Tuttle
Tom Morris
Elmer Morris
Hanover
Brief News Notes From Across the Nation
A collection of short items: veterans bureau reform urged by Alvin Owsley of the American Legion in New Orleans. House of David attorneys vow to challenge state actions in Lansing. New York newspaper inviting inspection of a rum fleet with Prohibition Director Canter. Salvation Army reports Houston street bible class group forming a gentlemans club. Paris reports Greece will not pay indemnity to Turkey per Foreign Minister Alexanderis. Shanghai notes a Chinese navy revolt as a squadron declares independence. Washington DC Leviathan liner to sail July 4 on a postwar maiden voyage. bridge damage from a bomb incident. German penalties imposed. Chicago reports West Side National Bank seeks protection after depositors rush amid Sixteenth Street Bank closure.
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New Orleans
Veterans” Bureau
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
Lansing
Mich
House of David
New York
Atlantic
Canter
Salvation Army
Houston Streeters
Parie
Greece
Turkey
M. Alexanderis
Shanghai
Washington
BD. C
Leviathan
Sal
Southampton
United States Shipping Board
Jony
Martins and Sparrows Natural for Martins Homes
A 19th century home guide explains martins are sociable birds arriving for winter, and outlines a preferred martin house design with dimensions, placement, and whitening for attraction. It cautions sparrows as pests, offering authorities and methods to deter them and protect martin colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
General Martin
Sparrawg
Southlands
Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Ithesa
Seek Student's Body in River at Iowa City
Search for Clement Morrison a 27 year old Amos student who leaned over the Park bridge rail into the Iowa River yesterday afternoon was continued today. Morrison had been under treatment at the university medical hospital and is believed to have become insane. Blood on the bridge indicated he cut his throat before attempting suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Town City
Clement Morrison
Park Bridge
Iowa River
Morrison
Amos
Towe University Medical Hospital
Deaths of George Fry and Mary Thayer Noted in Waterloo Obituaries
George Fry 72 died yesterday at 11 30 p m in Waterloo. He was born April 22 1851 in Gleve land Ohio and moved to Iowa with his parents. Surviving are his widow and 11 children across Iowa and New York. Funeral plans call for Marengo burial after a Rock Island transfer. Mary Ellen Thayer 33 died April 6 in Orlando Florida from injuries after a March 23 accident. She taught in Chicago schools and was sister to Waterloo librarian J M Brainard. Funeral held in Orlando with burial in Greenwood cemetery. A baby Herbert Griffith age days was mourned with prayer services and burial at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Fry
Wiliam F. Higgins
Kinsley Avenue
Ife
Gleveland
Iowa
Marengo
Fllen Smith
van Horn
Fially
Waterino
W. F. Higgins
G_ EB. Fry
Waterloo
E. J. Ty
Springfield
N. J
Guy
Mary Ellen Thayer
Mary Eller Thayer
Orlando
Fla
Thayer
3. M. Brainard
Chicago
Brainard
J. A. Coughlan
Mary Brainard
Medina County
Coughlan
T. H. McConnell
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Herbert Griffith
Herbert, Day
Western Avenile
O'Keela & Towne
Fairview
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Gomes
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U. S
Nussa
United Press
Fassta
Leon Trotzky
Alexander
Botshevik
Tenine
Nicolai Lenipe
Lenine
Rome
Iowa Sisters
Pope
St. Francis
Congregation of Affairs of Religion
Congregation of the Sisters of the ‘Third Under
St. Prauels
Clinton, Ta
Foye
Sisters
Third Order of St. Francis
Im- Maculata Conenpelon
Vatican
Runcess
Order
Macomb
Mary
Idalis
Grinnell
Mindly
Kentucky
Sioux City
Jaspar
Mary Pidelia
Misa Ruddy
Hoover
James
Inwa State College
Rev
J. Vassader Bhole
Far East
Chandulel Dangorla
Ayl
Tut
Chicago Museum
Supreme Court
Dublin
Bares
Britain
Manchester
Eng
London Dispatch
Daily Dispatch Today
France
London
Stamm
Hamm
Krupp
Southwest Millers
Matteawan
Ku. Kluxer
Cincy
Buer
Hassel
Cileago
West Side National* Bank
Sixteenth Street
Swallow Tribe
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