Ebert Attacks France Over Krupp Blood Bath
Berlin reports President Ebert denounces French actions in the Ruhr crisis, condemning the Krupp killings as a massacre. He defends German workers as peaceful and ready to share burdens for a just peace while criticizing French military moves and occupation.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Berlin
Erman
Friederich Ebert
Germany
Ttex
Ruhr
Krupps
Reichstag
Krupp Factory Council
Tne
Cunningham Urged for Dirt Farmer on Reserve Board
Washington April 13. E H Ginnom president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and former speaker of the Iowa house of representatives is the dirt farmer member of the federal reserve board. He is to be recommended to President Harding by Senator Cummins former Senator Rawson and other Iowans.
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Washington, D. C
E. H. Ginnim
Towa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa House of Representatives
Harting
Cummins
Rawson
Couple Announces Secret Ceremony In London
Miss Mathilde McCormick and Major Max Oser secretly wed in London on April 12 under a special license. The 18 year old heiress and the Swiss riding master gave no details about the service or witnesses, and hinted at unknown honeymoon plans. Their secrecy extends to statements about the witnesses and officiant as reporters await confirmation.
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International News Wire
London
Mathilde McCormick
John D. Rocckefeller
Max Oser
International
Mathilde
Major Oser
Oser
Cyrus McCormick
Aon
Sugar Gamblers Face Possible Federal Suit
New York reports a sharp rise in Cuban raw sugar prices as two cargoes totaling 12 000 tons were sold for June shipments f o b Cuba about 61 5 cost and freight to New York. Acting Attorney General A T Seymour arrived to probe sugar gambling with President Harding’s suggestion. beet sugar prices edged up to 9 30c as federal authorities weigh legal action against alleged sugar gamblers.
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New York
Sents F. O. B
Cuba
A. T. Seymour
Harding
Exory Detective Held For Killing In Des Moines
Des Moines reports former deputy sheriff and Prohibition detective George Lewellyn was arrested after the murder of Della McMullen aged 23 and the wounding of Oscar Jones of Omaha. The shooting occurred at 15 West Ninth Street as Lewellyn attempted to see his sweetheart Vivian Johnson. Miss McMullen died from a heart wound, and Jones was fatally injured after rushing to aid her. Police describe Lewellyn as a drug addict and claim he fired upon entry after being refused admission.
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International Newa Wire
Des Moines
George Lewellyn
Prohibition
Della McMullen
Oscar Jones
Omaha
Neh
Miss McMullen
West Ninth Street
Jones
Lewellyn
Vivian Johnson
Miss McMoudler
Lewellyns
Bryan Seeks Virginia Law to Dry Up Evolutionists
William Jennings Bryan addressed the West Virginia legislature urging a bill to ban teaching evolutionary creation theories in public schools. The speech aimed to curb evolutionist influence in education, reflecting Bryan’s ongoing campaign against modern science in schools.
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Bryan
Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
William Jennings ‘Bryan
West Virginia
Gov't Loans to Iowa River Towns
Davenport April 13 The Associated Press reports that U S government loans to Mississippi river towns for terminals warehouses and elevators are seen as a step toward river barge transportation on the upper Mississippi A river ships conference backed by war department officials plans a delegation to press President Harding for aid in creating a barge line They argue current intercoastal Panama canal line rates undercut Midwest rail rates and harm the region with a government remedy demanded.
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Associated Press
Davenport
United States
Upper Tiver
Panama Canal
Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Bishop FuttLe Sinks Lower Amid Illness
St Louis April 13 Bishop Daniel S Tuttle critically ill with grip today continued to decline doctors said he was weakening hourly and death might come any moment.
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St. Louis, Mo
Daniel S
Tuttle
Richards the Great Magician to Answer Readers Questions
Readers may mail questions to Richards America's greatest magician at the Evening Courier care. Richards, a famed performer, brings a large production to Waterloo theatre beginning Monday April 16. He is also regarded as a leading psychologist and will answer reader questions daily during his engagement.
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Richards
America
Evening Courier
Altho Richards
Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Mysiic
Pont
Voice in councils expands women in party leadership
Iowa House approves Gilchrist bill doubling county and state party central committees with half to be women. Raymond Cassady is confirmed as State Secretary of Agriculture to serve until Jan 4, 1945. Senate approved other state posts and a tuberculosis program cut. dispute over school funding heads to conference. Dormitory fire safety debate ends with dormitory issue urged for code conformity.
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Associated Presses
Moines
Lowa House of Representatives
Patterson
Gilchrist
Il- Bensg
Bov- Smor
Senate
Iowa
State Board of Education
Raymond Cassady
Witing
Agricultural Department
Cassady
Moldoeget
Holdaeger
Staute
Hauge
Ames
Debts of Smaller Nations Weighed by American Panel
Washington announces a formal call for a meeting of the American debt funding commission on Monday. Secretary Mellon issued the directive to consider the status of debts owed by several smaller European nations.
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Washington, D. C
American Debt Funding Commission
Mayor Bill Dever's Birthday Falls on Friday Thirteenth
Chicago April 13. William E. Dever Democratic mayor celebrated his birthday and prepared plans to take office Monday as he expected to begin cabinet appointments for presentation to the city council Monday evening after the general ceremonies.
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Bill Dever
Chicago
Tud
William E. Dever
Sled
Judge Dever
Gompers Denounces Garland Funds Split Over Pacifist Link
Washington April 13 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor released a letter detailing the American Fund for Public Service refusal to allocate $100 endowment to a seven bureau pacifist network. He called the fund’s stance a test of how Garland inheritance is to be used and accused it of aiding revolutionary labor groups.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Garland Fund
Sdvention Bureau
Garland
Gempers
Stamp bugs enrich government stamp sales drive
Washington April 13 Postage stamp collectors paid 41000 to the Treasury through the postoffice philatelic agency in the first quarter of the year for unused stamps to add to their collections mostly new issues. The money yields profit and helps cover stamp production costs, with about 8500 spent to produce the new class. Since 1921 about 100000 has been taken in through philatelic sales and the market is considered sizable.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury of the United States
Postoffice Department
Philatelic
Automodile Man Kills Woman Then Kills Self
In Jackson Michigan on April 13 Chris Ziegler 38 president of Carter Ziegler Motor Sales shot and killed Para Butts 23 in her mother’s home following a quarrel and then committed suicide, police report.
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Jackson, Mich
Chris Ziegler
Carter-Ziegler Motor Sales Company
Para Butts
Drastic blue law move vies for Illinois Sunday bans
Springfield April 13 a Lord's Day alliance push in Illinois seeks to ban Sunday amusements including baseball theatres dancehalls and picnics with admission charges in Chicago and across the state. Senator James MacMurray of Chicago introduced the measure backed by ministers and reformers. The bill imposes fines up to 400 dollars and six months in jail for first offenses and up to 1000 dollars and six months for later convictions.
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Springfield
Til
Lord's Day Alliance
Ilinois
Inc
Chicago
James &. MacMurray
Alliance
Priest Dillon Confesses Killing Father O Neill
International dispatch from Kalamazoo Michigan reports Father Charles Dillon, 57, admitting he killed Rev Father O Neill at the supper table claiming God justified the act. He said he would do it again under similar circumstances and insisted he is not insane. Police will investigate alleged mental torture by O Neill before filing charges.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Dillon
Jen‘ey O'Neil
O'Nalil
St. Augustine’s
Ronan Cethalle
Father Dillon
Jildon
O'Neill
Ditlon San
Spain
Eireume
Binneea
Ciety
Patrec Dillon
Jackson Ivison
Father O'Neil
Father O'Neill
Father O’neill
Detroit
Father McCullough
Cone
France
Italy
Tornado kills two in Thibodeaux area
A tornado struck La Fourche Crossing, Thibodeaux, Louisiana, killing two Black residents and injuring several others. The storm tore a 200 yard path through the village of about 350 people, damaging homes and structures.
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Thibodeaux
la Fourche
Tourists on the Nebraska D and D highway route
Lincoln reports spring travelers already on the D and D link road network. The state work commission notes 24 crews operating on Lincoln highways with conditions described as excellent and easy east to west travel as spring begins.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
State Weark Commission
Postmasters Cry Out Loud at Star on Postoffice Pen
Washington dispatch reports postmasters nationwide protesting a new postoffice pen. They deny the desks hold pronged crusted pens and ink wells with only dry rock like substance, accusing officials of slurs against the old law.
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Star
Washington, D. C
Frany
Spiritualism blamed for trio of Nebraska deaths
Beverly Nebraska April 13 United Press says spiritism is blamed by investigators for three deaths in the village this week. Herman Light 38 and his son Hernan 7 died Monday, followed by John L. Sullivan who killed himself after the double funeral. Both Light and Sullivan were avowed spiritualists. A note by Sullivan spoke of joining Light in the afterlife. Light reportedly drank poison and shot himself. Sullivan used a shotgun.
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United Press
Beverly
Neb
Herman Light
Ciimer
Hernan, Jr
John L. Sullivan
Thena of Light
Lfe
Sullivan
Light
A. B. Fallers
Cohan Doyle
Mother
Fallera
U S Prohibition Probes Liquor Firm Liquidation
Chicago April 12 Federal investigation into alleged prohibition violations centers on liquidation of the Grommes and Ulrich Liquor firm stock by apportioning liquor to stockholders A conference was announced between Edwin A Olson U S district attorney and Roscoe Andrews prohibition director who issued permits for removal of the stock Andrews returned from Washington after a conference with Prohibition Director Haynes He denied rumors that all resignations had been requested
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Chicago
Grommes
Ulrich Naquor
Edwin A. Olson
U. S
Roscoe €. Andrews
Prohibition
Andrews
Washington
Haynes
Arrests in Moscow over anti-Soviet plot prompt seizures
Copenhagen April 13 report says 150 people were arrested in Moscow in an anti Soviet plot. A secret arms depot was seized and Soviet government employees are said to be implicated in the scheme.
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Copenhagen
Moscow
Helsingfors
Probe Tangles Over Kerrin War Testimony Passions
Springfield April 13 With 1870 state officials adj Gen Garios HK Black and Colt Sam Hunter each accusing the other of responsibility for failing to prevent the Herrin war last June the state investigating committees recessed until next quarter to consider further steps Jan Smalt may be the next witness called Col Hunter yesterday contradicted Gen Black before the committee saying he had repeatedly asked the adjutant general to send troops to Kerrin Gen Black testified he had received no troop request in Williamson County Hunter swore he had asked for troops Urie and repeated similar requests from mine owner WJ Lester and mine superintendent CK McDowell who was killed in the fight June 23 Hunter also said that 10 days after the legislature ordered the investigation Gen Black asked him to alter his written report
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Associated Press
Springfeld
Adj
Garios HK. Black
Colt
Sam Hunter
Jan Smalt
Col
Hunter Festerday
Black
Adjutant General
Kerrin
Iowa Takes Lead In New Financing Of Voters League
Des Moines reports from the National League of Women Voters convention show Iowa taking a leading role pledging 4000 for sustaining memberships and the state backing 520 toward the national treasury. The session focused on finances as the league adopted a 126500 budget with subscriptions in progress.
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Iowa
Voters League
Associated Press
Des Moines
National League of Women Voters
J. H. Tomlinson
Towa League
Emma Ludington
National Treasury
Idwa
Maxkos Vita
Miss Rather Sargent
New Mexico
Miss Sargent
America
League
Organization International Co-Operation
Prac
Ruth Morgan
Harding
jWay
Emily Newell Blair
Joplin
National Democratic Committee
Blair
James Paige
Minnesota
National League
National League of Women
Harvesters Great Shade
Newspaper Delivery Notice Needs Accurate Address
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 20. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to an error please phone 6100 to request a duplicate. Calls should be made before 4 30 to the office.
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Bea
Cartier
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