French Assembly Splits Over Government Policy Crisis
Paris dispatch reports the Herriot cabinet toppled by the Senate after charges of financial policy overreach. President Doumergue weighs options as Painleve appears likely to form a new cabinet with cross party support. The Senate condemns the previous finance policy and the government resigns after a six hour debate.
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Herrlas
Senate
Altho
Herriot
Painleye
Paul Painleve
Chamber
Doumergue
Herriat
Painleve
Briand
Finance LoucHeur
Gen. Nollet
M. Chautempes
de Monzie
Paris
Partie
Heriot
Herr Hiot
Premi
Jancois-Marsal
Tierriot
Fenata
Republic
Lewis Investigating Nova Scotia Strike Arrives in Cape Sreten
John L. Lewis and an investigative delegation arrived to probe coal mine conditions amid a 12 000 worker strike in Nova Scotia. The visit aims to assess causes and scope of unrest as tensions rise among miners and management.
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Cape Sreten
I.s
John L. Lewis
Lew Mier
Iprivete Inquirtis
Hej Tate
Methuselah Rebhed of Longevity Fame
A fragmented item mentions Methuselah Rebhed tied to longevity fame with scattered references to dates and places, including Cincinnati and a note about April 2 and various cryptic terms. The readable fragments imply a brief item about a person linked to long life or fame.
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Methuselah Rebhed
Pastor Edwards Leaves Lucrative Post for Ministry
Stuart B. Edmondson, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Lake Forest, IN, a Chicago suburb, resigned a $10,000-a-year business position to pursue the cloth at a $3,000 yearly salary. Parishioners include Louis F L Swift Cyrus McCormick and A B Dirk.
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Stuart B. Edmondson
First Methodist Church
Lake Forest
Chicago
Edmondson
Louis FL Swift
Cyrus McCormick
A. B. Dirk
Funeral Rites for Mrs Olive Ludwig and Others
Funeral services and obituaries list Oliver Ludwig and Olive Loveland Ludwig of Oelwein with relatives from Waterloo, plus notices for Carrie Debe, Melyina Bunton, and Thomas Watts. Details cover birthplaces, marriages, lifespans, and surviving family across Iowa communities.
Local Collision Involving Arsup People
A report describes a traffic collision on Grant highway near town involving Arsup People and Arif TK Mack's family. The small son for Mrs Marati was injured. a rider named Jon Me lchiott was taken to Oak lele. details of the crash and aftermath follow with unclear names and places. The Turkish federal forces condemned eight in earlier violence linked to the Ghendka and Tebels engagements.
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Arif TK
Mack
Asphalt Shingle Fire Test Finds Asbestos Best
A public demonstration compared 12 shingle types for fire resistance near Union Depot. Asbestos shingles proved most fireproof, cedar performed best among non asbestos, while asphalt over old or tight sheeting proved highly flammable, threatening spread. More than 200 attended including fire officials and contractors.
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Union Depot
Dunwthers, Leeper & Cropper
Deners
Lember
Ray Tiller
Fra
Towa Poetess Weds Elevator Operator in Chicago Conservatory
Ida Sundine Campbell known as the towa poetess, 60, and James Weaver, 21, an elevator operator, wed today in Garfeld Park Conservatory Chicago. Campbell-Weaver runs a Chicago boarding house, meeting after talks at Cupid’s Tun where they discussed plans.
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Chicago
Ida Sundine Campbell
Towa
James Weaver
Garfeld Park
Campbell-Weaver
Weaver
Johnsville
Wolver
Prison confirms suspect in double murder case
Clinton, April 11. An inmate, Thuck McLaughlin alias James Bickley formerly of Cedar Tanr ids Ta, is held in a state prison and will be brought to Clinton county for trial next Thursday. He is wanted for the double murder of Mr. and Mrs. ter Hrownfield who were killed in their store on Lincoln higi.
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Clinton
Thuck Mclaughlin
James Bickley
Cedar Tanrids
Ter Hrownfield
Sily
Lincoln
Tow Moor Curters
Rodo
Dr Seal
Wickett Climbs from Apprentice to Oil Magnate with Pan American
F H Wickett of Chicago rises from a $3 weekly legal apprentice to executive head of Pan American Oil interests. The Standard Oil of Indiana takeover from Edward L Doheny marks his ascent. Born in England to poor parents, his rise reaches a peak at age 57.
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Ai&er
F. H. Wickett
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Edward L. Doheny
England
Hhis
State Briefs from Sioux City and Des Moines 1925
Sioux City reports Jenny Gilman the first local enlistee for the citizens' military training camp to be held in August at Fort Des Moines. Monahan Post of the American Legion in Sioux City claims Iowa’s highest post membership with 1,934. Gov. Hammill to speak at Des Moines Canopus Club meeting with 25 club members. Sioux City bank deposits total 31 million for the first three months of 1925. Iowa City’s White Star Motor Bus line starts service on four routes with three buses daily. Des Moines jewelry store robbed of watches and rings valued at over 800 dollars. detectives photograph fingerprints. The Ames stadium contract awarded to Fred M. Etler. completion planned by Sept 15, 1925. Indianola hosts representatives from twelve eastern colleges for a convention of the American Association of Commons Clubs. Cedar Rapids federal court rules for Mrs Emger Nelson in a war insurance suit. Southeastern Iowa music contest winners listed. Iowa legislators adjourn sine die at 3:17 PM yesterday. Des Moines finds many buildings poor fire risks. survey notes 1,900 example hazards. Des Moines church banquet features Clem Kimball as speaker on church growth. Oldest Polk County deed from 1848 shows land sold for 3250. University of Missouri appoints German educator Gemmene after resignation note.
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Sioux City
Jenny Gilman
Stewart Gilman
Fort Des Moines
Monahan
American Legion
Iowa
A. J. McLaughlin
State Department
Editr Rapids
Gov. Hammill
Canopus Club
Des Moines
Iowan City
White Star Motor Bus Line
Iowa City
West Liberty
Muscatine
American Association of Commons Clubs
Cedar Rapids
George 8. Scott
Emger Nelson
Dows
Warvisk Insurance
Nelson
Towa City
Bart Rohtf
Davenport
Pee Kilpatrick
Ottumwa
Aurald Pauls
Ellen Jones
Giry
Ichnies Maines
State Legislateurs
C. W. Barrett
State Fire Prevention Association
Oon
Liewt. Gay
Clem Kimalt
Creston | Sicthodist
Polk County Court House
Marshalltown Mai Heads Central Unit fond State Teachers
Willen Marshathawn was elected to lead the central division of the Town State Teachers association. Elizabeth Fisher of Grinnell was chosen vice president and Lucy Hall of Jasper County secretary. AL Merrill of Des Moines treasurer. Bern of Newson and Alla Ford Mill of Des Moines elected to the executive committee. The group urged lower teacher pay in covered counties and supported appointing the state superintendent by the governor or state board. Return to Milwaukee after funeral duties for Joan W. Koch Sr. as the Kaens travel via Aminens and St Theresa College in Minnesota.
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Willen Marshathawn
MT Elizabeth Fisher
Grinnell
Lucy Hall
Jaspers County
Serroetors
AL W. Merrill
Des Moines
B.C. Bern
Newson
Alla Ford
State Board of Education
Balfour’s Life In Danger As Syrian Mob Attacks Hotel
London reports describe the Damascus mob threatening Lord Balfour at Hotel Victoria with stones and shouting Down with the Balfour declaration The scene ended when French warship transport and Gen Sarrail’s intervention enabled his safe evacuation to Beirut The events relate to his support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine and the Balfour declaration
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Balfour
United Press
London
Earl of Balfour
Damascus
Beirut
Times
Hotel Victoria
Lord Balfour
Afoot Rana
Towari Hotel
Sarrail
Palestine
Great Britain
New
Jewish University
Mount Seonus
Nice Day Sunday predicted by Weather Bureau
Des Moines reports clear weather for Easter Sunday as forecast by the United States Weather Bureau. The bureau predicts sunny skies and mild temperatures for the town, with no rain expected.
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Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
the Bureau
Young people plan Easter union service and hospital visits
Wa forteg churches youth societies join for an Easter service at Byrnes old homestead then visit local hospitals to sing hymns and carols. Rev Clinton Smith speaks on Some Easter Discoveries and Rev J Richmond Morgan offers the prayer. Merrill Knott and Ralph Ox coordinate arrangements.
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Young Peoples Societies of
Forteg
Old Homestead
Byrnes
Clinton ¥. Smith
J. Richmond Morgan
Nutte
Merrill Knott
Ralph Ox
Reading Up to Become Citizen Ends With Arrest in Loomis
In Loomis California John Maloney 83 a citizenship candidate is found dozing as deputies and a district attorney operative raid a cabin where a 50 gallon still operated. Barris sleeping in another cabin is also arrested. Authorities allege Barris ran the day shift and Maloney the night shift.
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Loomis
Cal
John Maloney
Daniel Huffnagle Dies at 74 in Waterloo
Daniel L Huffnagle, age 74, longtime Waterloo resident, died at 8 p m yesterday at St Francis hospital after weeks of illness. Born May 1 1850 in Lewistown Pennsylvania he moved to Waterloo in 1874 and lived at 1028 Commercial Street since 1886. Surviving are his widow Anna Kaler a daughter Mrs O W Eason a foster daughter Mrs Nore Strayer three grandchildren and he was active member of First Baptist Church. Funeral Sunday at 2 50 p m from First Baptist with Rev R B Williamson officiating burial in Elmwood.
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St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
William T. Whitney
Commercial Street
Huffnagie
Black Hawk Bank
Lewistown
Anna Kaler
Nore Strayer
Waitnasle
T First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
R. B. Williamson
Elmwood
Anderson admits kidnap story was imagination
Anderson acknowledged at noon yesterday that his reported kidnaping tale was imagined. Sheriff Wagner and Chief Leighton urged him to tell the truth, while his mother Mrs. EB Gass asked for a private discussion before he would speak further.
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Anderson
Wagner
Leighton
Courier
J L. Gass
Warner
Tornadoes Remain Focused in Midwest States
Associated Press reports on the rarity of repeated tornado strikes in the same location and explains how warm Gulf currents meet cold Canadian air over the Mississippi Valley to create violent rotations. Weather expert Prof. William J. Humphreys describes tornadoes as small violent storms and details why the phenomenon largely confines west of Denver and east of the Alleghenies.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Middlewest
William J. Humphreys
The
Weather Bureau
Africa
Mississippi Valley
United States
Denver
Humphreys
Canada
Allegheny Mountains
Alabama
Georgia
Rocky Mountains
Canadian Rocky Region
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Gulf
Telegraph Briefs Texarkana Tex City Died
Telegraph briefs note deaths and early 20th century political chatter. Mrs Pelima Jones great granddaughter of John Quincy Adams dies in Texarkana. Washington reports plan by Chatman Madden to rebate taxpayers deemed too difficult by President Coolidge. Oslo notes Roald Amundsen departing for Spitzbergen to base a north pole expedition. New York covers final preparations by Kermit Roosevelt for a journey to inner Asia for field museum specimens.
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Texarkana
Tex
Pelima Jones
John Quincy Adams
Washington, D. C
Chatman Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Coolilge
Oslo
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Spitzbergen
North Pole
New York
Kermit
Theodore Roosevalt
Inner Asia
Field Museum
Cable Briefs from Lisbon and Rome Newswire
Lisbon reports multiple arrests of members of a criminal gang that has terrorized the region with motor banditry. In Rome Pope Pius IX resumed receptions and met Polish leaders led by Cardinal Kowenkt as the death toll from a railway wreck rose to 24 with 16 identified.
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Rome
Pius
Lerims
Ka‘Kowenkt
Worty-first general assembly ends after 89 days
Des Moines reports the Worty-first general assembly of Towa concluded in 89 days with an estimated cost of 225000. It enacted 280 laws about three daily on average, including 156 house bills and 124 senate measures, while 450 proposed measures were killed or died in committee. Chief clerks began packing books and papers for shipment to home addresses.
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Des Moines
Worty-first
Gary Youth Recalls Five Family Deaths and Arsenic Illness
David Cunningham of Gary says he lost his father and four siblings to brief illnesses over six years, with arsenic poisoning later diagnosed in him. He describes first symptoms after a 1923 bite of food and a near-fatal struggle as doctors in Chicago and Gary pursue transfusions to save his life.
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Paagh
Helen.Cummins
David Cunningham
David
Isabella
Harry
Charles
Little Walter
Gary
Thomas A. Carter
Cunningham
Carter
Cary
Clarence R. Williams
Williams
Dewey Arnold
Arnold
Canned Heat Bill Signed Delayed Transmittal Noted
Gov John Hammill signed the canned heat bill but delayed transmittal to the secretary of state until Monday. Fees for filing objections prompted a brief delay and a court hearing was held with Senator Romer and John B Hammond present. A pocketbook with money was found at Tony Gentle’s fruit store and returned to Mrs Heten Schares.
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Des Moines
John Hammill
Romer
John B. Hammond
Tony ‘Entle
Heten Schares
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Dae
Promiset Frem
Chamber of Deputies
Jett
Lewis
Nova Scotia
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S.B Edmondson
Olive Ludwig
Oliver Luudwig
A. BE. Loveland
Oelwein
William Ludwig
Clyde Ludwig
Rillous Ludwig
Merritt Ludwig
Lyndon Bisbee
Ray Ludwig
D. S. Neth
Ednad de Latte
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Charles Scurdrer
Ted H. Stearns
Clay Street
Dubuque
Charles Schriber
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Suneiven
J. M. Bathrick
Fargo
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Louise Chambérlain
Walter Schriber
Portland
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Emma
Carrie L. Neel
Carrie L. Debe
John W. Debe
Yesterdey
St. Luke's Hospital
Smethport
Debe
G. H. DeVore
W.W. &. Deba
G. Jt. DeVore
Wataroo
John J. Debe
Cedar, Rapids
R.A. Baker
Butter Mons
Lester Debe
Omaha
Arch Long
Cetar Rapids
Debes
Melyina Bunton
Melyina Huseman-Bunton
Soldiers' Home
Marshalltown
Hileman & Gindt
Suriat
Thomas Bunton
Tie
Soldiers’ Home
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Hitshated
Lathur Wamaurei
Qave MM
Josaph
Hyall Waterloo
Thomas M. Watts
Thomas Mwatts
Firse
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Reprealasonic
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Mr. Wait
Arsup Peoplu
Kurt
Actooiohile
Mvder Molt
Jon Me Lchiott
Sateher
Low Moor
Wartley
Mai
Fond
Milwaukee
William G. Kaen
Joan W. Koch
Wix
Aminens
Minn
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Weatherman
Tron
Harold Heug
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Stiller
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Emily
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