Harding to Back American Entry in World Court
Washington dispatch reports President Harding intends to back joining the World Court within temperate limits and will let cabinet members and allies push the plan. Daugherty’s remarks were said not to be authorized by Harding who reportedly prefers to announce such policy decisions himself later, amid Republican discusses of a second term and potential rival candidates.
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International Court
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Hiram Johnson
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Leonard Wood
Lowden
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Wis
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New York Tribune
Everglades Tourists Nearing Miami Trail
A 24 member party including five women was 26 miles from Miami, Florida, advancing toward the Miami route from Fort Meyer. The expedition to search for the lost party was abandoned today after earlier plans were canceled.
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Courier Delivery Notice From The Courier
The Courier urges customers to receive their paper by 5 30 p m If not due to carrier error contact 5100 to request a replacement Each copy will be charged read his office before 6 30 p m
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Scientific Magician Richards Opens Mental Worries Column
Richards, billed as Anteriva's greatest magician, offers readers in the Evening Courier a weekly psychic column. He will answer questions on love, business, travel, and life through the new science of psychomlency from the Waterloo theatre show lineup starting Monday April 16. Send your questions sealed in an envelope to Richards, care the Evening Courier, with full name and initials used in publication.
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Waterloo Theatre
America
Tired of Trouble at Home Man Kills Wife and Children
Seattle police report a man, M Endo, a secondhand dealer, shot dead his wife and three daughters in their home after declaring he was tired of trouble. He fired four times at the wife and two or three times at each child, then surrendered as officers verified the killings.
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Iowa Population Estimated At 2,468,643 In 1923
Census bureau statisticians project the United States population at 110,663,502 on July 1, 1923, with a yearly rise of 1,415,109. The 1920 census stood at 105,710,629. Iowa’s July 1923 estimate rises to 2,468,643 from 2,404,021 in January 1920.
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Census Bureau Statisticians
Iowa
Britain Withholds Recognition of Chinese Republic
London reports say Britain will not recognize Sun Yat Sen’s Canton government despite a $19 million loan from British capitalists to rebuild Canton tramways. Foreign Office officials deny talks on recognition and note four power pact constraints on commercial treaties, while business ties to Sun Yat Sen continue.
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International News Wire
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Sun Yat Sen
South China
Canton
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Great Britain
Foreign Office
Washington
Des Moines Lawmakers Fight Over School Funding
Des Moines lawmakers spent the morning debating state school appropriations. The Senate passed a bill renewing funding for the state university of Town Jews State College and the State Teachers College, while the House balked at board of education demands and a rival farm group plan to cut about seven million from the board’s original ask. Gov. Kendall hints at a special code session. a Burbank treasurer probe report moves toward final action. tax bills were withdrawn amid fear of opposition, with chances of revival in a possible special session.
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Testing New Alarm Starts Run on Bank
Chicago banker officials report a run on Metropolitan State Bank after a newly installed alarm was tested and police responded. Fifteen hundred depositors withdrew about $300,000 before a 8:30 p.m. closing.
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Hoover Hopes to Help See World Court Debated in Congress
Des Moines dispatch reports Secretary of Commerce Hoover arriving to address economic concerns and defend administration prosperity. He credits GOP policies for growth, warns immigration affects labor, and says no presidential ambitions. London notes Commons suspend amid Labor Liberal opposition threatening Bonar Law's government. Washington D C discusses debt commission implications.
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Supreme Court Upholds Illinois Bonus Law
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld the state bonus law affirming a Sangamon county circuit court ruling that dismissed the original bill for want of equity. Chief Justice Thompson announced the decision with a written opinion to follow, noting the act does not contravene the constitution. Only five of seven justices participated due to disqualifications. The first claim payment is expected around July 1 per Adjutant General Black.
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Railroads Mobilize Cars for Fall Harvest Demand
Railroads mobilize two million freight cars five months ahead of harvest to avert a postwar shortage. Eastern and southern lines must move Western cars to home lines, then restrict movements east of the Mississippi unless westbound. Aimed at preventing a peak traffic shortfall expected to raise prices nationwide.
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Spiritland Shy Spirit of Spirits at Illinois Rally
Chicago April 11 spiritualists at the Illinois state convention declared the Spirit of Lord Carnarvon, late discoverer of King Tutankhamen, trying to return to earth to clear his death mystery. Ground connection lacking. Llera cited as prohibition in Spiritland. Charles Whaley conveyed messages from a spirit to a friend of the deceased audience member.
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Llera
Charles Whaley
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Uncle Sam's Voters group aims to revive town meetings
Washington April 11 revival of the oldtime town meeting is proposed by Uncle Sam's Voters a nonprofit nonpartisan federation. Ira N Morris former minister to Sweden is named president with J W Sead of Iowa as vice president and Samuel Adams of Chicago named director general to mobilize public participation and address tax state and national issues by collective intelligence.
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Washington
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Uncle Jams Voters
Washington Heldquarters
Ira N. Morris
Sweden
Cedar Rapids Man
J. W. Sead
Iowa
Samuel Adams
Chicago
American Agricultural Editors’ Association
Mon Fad Remen
Girl Trusts Cashier To Prove His Innocence
Endla Landrey a 21 year old New Orleans girl, held on a 25000 bail for extradition to Colorado to face embezzlement charges involving Mercantile National Bank of Pueblo, declares faith in C. S. Slaughter to prove his innocence. She is described as Slaughter’s companion, with reports of his wife and another woman, Grenvin Preble, said to have been deserted when he fled in 1945.
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Prizefighter Rabbittevore Dies in Steel Mill Accident
Albert Deurose known to fight fans as Rabbittevore is dead after a molten slag car exploded at United Alloy Corp steel mill in Canton Ohio. Martin Perath and three other men were seriously burned. Deurose died within minutes after the blast occurring early today.
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First Woman Supreme Judge to Address Mass Meeting
Dow Molines April 11 The first of two mass meetings on international affairs and world peace opens the fourth annual convention of the National League of Women Voters Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover will be principal speaker and no official announcement has been made Miss Ruth Morgan presides tonight with Florence A. Allen associate justice Ohio Supreme Court to discuss Americas responsibility for world peace in a Woman's Club auditorium session tonight Lord Cecil speaks Friday with notable figures including Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Pinchot among scheduled speakers.
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Herbert lLooyer
Washington
J Marding
Avon
Ruth Morgan
League
Plorence B. Aten
Supreme Court of Ohio
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Lord Cecil Spents Vridas
Lora Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Giffard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Will Beithe
Gould Again Suffers Very Serious Relapse
The condition of George J. Gould Sr. financier and railway magnate, became so serious that relatives were summoned to his bedside today. His sister, Duchess de Talleyrand, and her husband have arrived. Gould is suffering from heart weakness and bronchial trouble.
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Grand jury probes Chicago liquor ring as raids seize brewery
Federal grand jury in Chicago opened a broad inquiry into liquor law violations. Judge J H Wilkerson ordered secrecy while signaling prosecutors to uncover high level financiers behind recent large scale deals. Simultaneously a raid seized Garden City brewery with 400 barrels of beer and 18 tanks and guards around the plant as investigations into Grommes Ullrich stock distributions proceed.
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Federal Grand Jury
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Stork
Grommes & Ullrich
Gold Coast
Dublin Excited by Reports of De Valera Capture
Dublin excitement surged as reports claimed Eamonn De Valera and Dan Breen were captured near Clonmel by Free State troops. Six irregulars were executed near Headford, and Liam Lynch died of wounds during the pursuit, signaling a potential turning point in the Irish conflict.
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