Indiana May 2 Primary Follows National Trends
Indiana voters head to a May 2 primary featuring Senator New against ex Senator Beveridge in a clash of personalities rather than issues. The contest reflects economic shifts affecting farmers, with endorsements centered on Republican loyalty and the broader Pennsylvania races shaping national sentiment.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Indiana
New
Beveridge
New York State
Ira Conely
Illinois
Senator New
Washington
John Misshall
Republican Party
Congress
Oregon
Alter
Republian
Mesparran
Knox
Reed
Junor
Pittsburgh
Penrose
George W. Pepper
Pepper
Burke
Pennsylvania
Enator Pepper
Ennssylvania
Govnor
Opyright
New York Evening Past. Inc
Highways Report Warns of Poor Road Conditions in Iowa Towns
The report lists Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly as affected areas. Rainy, thawing weather plus holes and washouts prompt calls for immediate repairs and dry conditions tonight and Saturday.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Terriory
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Charles Ty
Cedar Rapid
Davenport
Deseines
Dubuque
Maribault
Lacase
Wis
Mason City
Marshallown
New Hampton
Postville
Water
Waverly
McCormack Unable to Sing After Illness
Tenor John McCormack, stricken with throat infection, has passed the crisis but cannot sing for several months. Physicians say the infection is above the larynx and not affecting voice quality. All engagements are canceled and his May 3 tour to Ireland and Europe has been called off.
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Associated Press
New York
John McCormack
McCormack
Ireland
Europe
Sinn Fein Vengeance Strikes in Central Park West
In New York on April 14 Patrick Connors, a former Irish Republican Army member, was shot multiple times in Central Park West. Police say he is dying from Sinn Fein vengeance as bystanders heard the assailant declare revenge with the remark I’ve got you.
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New York
Central Park West
Patrick Connors
Irish Republican Army
Sinn Fein
Connors
Rare Guadalupe fur seal caught off San Diego coast
A live Guadalupe fur seal, not seen in these waters for years, was captured on a local California beach near San Diego. The exhausted animal has recovered and is now receiving care at Balboa Park Zoo in Balboa Park, San Diego.
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San Diego
Cal
Zoological Society of
Balboa Park Zoo
Kept in Sing Sing, Ferguson seeks appeal in criminal anarchy case
New York, April 14. Isaac J. Ferguson a former Chicago lawyer now serving five to ten years in Sing Sing for violation of the criminal anarchy law appears in the court of appeals to argue a motion for a certificate of reasonable doubt. He and Charles E Ruthenberg were convicted in 1920 for aiding circulation of a radical paper. The appeal tests the statute’s validity under free speech guarantees.
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Associated Press
New York
Isaac J. Ferguson
Chicago
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Ferguson
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Appellate!d
Supreme Court
Lichty and Treloar Enter Race for State Rep in Owa
Des Moines April 14 Con gressman Ramiseyer filed nom papers with the Secretary of State Ram say He seeks re election if nominated at the June primary. Elmer M Lichty Orange township landowner former township trustee and school board manager announces Republican primary candidacy for state representative. Horace V Treloar 315 Wellington a World War veteran and commercial traveler also seeks the seat. Frank R Frank undecided as several candidates loom. Linn County and Black Hawk County figures noted.
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Des Moines
W. Ramiseyer
Ramsay
Lore Alford
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Elmer M. Lichty
Orange Township
Mr. Lichty
Hiram J. Lichty
Mt. Morris College
Waterloo Academy
Thomas ‘Tobin
Thej
Orange Township — Consolidated School -Board
Farm Bureau
Liberty Loan
Frank
Treloar
Horace V. Treloar
Wellington Street
Evanston
Republican Party
Flis
Lichty
Legion Will Demand Semenoff's Execution for Soldiers Murder
The American Legion plans to press for Gen. Gregorio Semenoff to be court martialed and executed for the murder of four American privates and one officer. The demand stems from statements by Frank Wilarvis of Indianapolis, linked to Legion national headquarters in the Mooster capital, asserting the soldiers were killed without pretense of court martial.
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Chicago
American Legion
Gregorio Semenoff
Siberia
Frank Wilarvis
Indianapolis
Legion
Mooster
Harris
Semienoff
Wilson Repudiates Tumulty's Message
Washington April 14 A dispute between Woodrow Wilson and former secretary Joseph Tumulty sparked a political stir. Wilson denied authorizing a message attributed to him at a New York Democratic dinner, signaling Cox support talk. Tumulty expressed regret over the misunderstanding, while no further comment came from the Wilson camp.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Wood- Yow Wilson
Joseph P
Cox
Wilson
Tursulty
America
New York Times
Times Ag
Tumulty
Wilson House of Silence
Joffre Reunites With Former Soldier After 48 Years
Frank Senechal, who came to America in 1877, met Marshal Joffre in Denver after 48 years. Senechal served under Joffre in the Eighty-seventh French infantry during the Franco-Prussian War. They exchanged salutes after Joffre spoke at an American Legion gathering and discussed their shared history.
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Denver
Calo
Frank Senechal
Marshal Joffre
Senechal
Manneberg
America
Joffre
American Legion
War Echo Sparks $200,000 Damage Suit
New York April 14. Bitterness from world war echoes in a suit by Mrs. Henrietta Gunther of Orange New Jersey for $200,000 against Carl Vietor and his wife, uncle and aunt of her late husband. She alleges they alienated her two children to avenge her refusal to accept pro German views during the war.
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New York
Henrietta Gunther
Orange
N. J
Carl Vietor
Gunther
Full Baseball Series to Start Monday May 1
Publication of full Ixtschall scores of the National and American leagues resumes Monday May 1 with Maylight saving in effect in eastern and western cities. Early April scores telegraphed will appear. rain and cold caused several postponements including White Sox at Browns and Yankees at Senators. In progress at 3:30 p.m. Philadelphia led Boston and Brooklyn trailed New York.
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White Sox
Browns
Chicago
Yankees Senators
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Pirates
Cardinals
St. Louis
RAMS
Cincinnati
Reds
Cubs
Philadelphia
F Rans
Tostoni
Teague
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Beardstown and Riverside Flood Alert Strikes Midwest
BeArdstown Illinois fears flood crest as Illinois river rises driving three quarters of the 8500 population from homes. Rail service struggles on the CBQ line while 300 workers reinforce tracks and levees. Fresh fish relief provided. refugees seek safety in Cairo and Muncie reports note rising waters and inundated farms across Delaware and eastern Indiana. Streetcars plow through water and storm conditions disrupt daily life.
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Associated Vreesas
Beardstown
Wwa
Illnois
O’clark
St. Loudis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Perry
Salvation Army
Illinois River
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Mississippi
Jeveg Pat Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
Muncle, Inc
Indiana
Naval Bill up for Voting Tomorrow
Washington April 14 The House debated enlisted personnel levels for the naval bill with plans shifted to a vote on the personnel section next week. Absentees, including many Democrats for a funeral in North Carolina, affected floor attendance as Republicans criticized navy intelligence reports and President Harding reportedly urged keeping personnel at 36 000.
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Associated Treas
Washington, D. C
Hayal Khl
Tore
Indien Mons
Chalemin Keltey
North Carolina
Prinson
New York
Bohong
Dope
Fri Nees
Green
Navy
Ilarding
Ie Capitol
House
Boys Hunt Wild Flowers Find Body of Murdered Woman
A party of boys exploring Cheese Coat mountain in Rockland County, New York, found the nude body of a woman atop the summit. Coroner Stahlmann cites a fatal blow to the left temple with a lead pipe or heavy club, likely eight or nine months old. The victim, about five feet six inches with brown hair, may not be identifiable.
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Haverstraw
N. Y
Cheese Coat Mountain
Rockland County
Stahlmann
British Schooner Seized Off Sixty-Ninth Street
A British schooner named the Schooner fed was overhauled by a police motor boat patrol in New York Bay near Sixty-ninth Street. Twenty-five barrels of rye whisky and hundreds of bottles of Scotch were found aboard. The vessel, sailing under an assumed name, was identified as the Wot. Doda of British registry from Nasean, with Captain Warman aboard bound for Saint Pierre, Canada.
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New York
Sixty-ninth Street
Altho
Doda
Nasean
Warman
Raed Iny
Saint Pierre
Canad
No Armenian Deportees Massacred, State Says
The State and Labor Departments concluded no Armenian deportees from the United States under the immigration law were massacred in Constantinople. Testimony had previously cited circumstantial accounts of 17 Armenians who disappeared after returning to the city. C V Knightly of Cornerstone Welfare in Boston had charged the massacre, but officials dismissed the claim after three months of inquiry.
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US Associate Press
Washington, D.C
Apri
State and Labor Departments
Davis
United States
Constantinople
House Immigration Committee
C. V_ Knightly
Cornerstone Welfare Counsil
Boston
Bosphorus
Ocean
King Constantine of Greece Stricken by Illness
Athens April 14. King Constantine is seriously ill after a violent bout of vomiting. His constitution has long been weakened by a mysterious malady from which he has suffered for years. Constantine, born August 2, 1868, married Princess Sophie on October 27, 1889. He ascended the throne after his father's assassination in Salonika on March 9, 1913.
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Ghering
One Man Dead As Big Oil Still Explodes In Whiting
An explosion at a Standard Oil refinery in Whiting Indiana started a fire that consumed ten stills and burned for hours. One worker named Fred Simpson was killed and three others injured as flames caused extensive damage estimated between one and two million dollars. Fire crews from nearby towns battled the blaze as heat prevented close approach.
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Associated Press
Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Fred Simpson
Check Shows Nine Hurt When Rain of Rocks Falls on Town
A TNT explosion near Helper Utah yesterday caused nine injuries and about 40000 dollars in property damage. Residents describe narrow escapes as rocks crashed through roofs while workers failed to weight the charge properly and triggered a rock shower over the town.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
TNT Helper
Captain's Wife and Four Children Die in Vessel Capsize
Washington April 14. The wife of William Lawrence and four of his children drowned early today when a two masted schooner capsized in the Potomac River near Alexandria Virginia. Lawrence and his eldest son clung to a spar and were rescued by a Norfolk Washington steamer after being saved from the water.
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Washington, D. C
William Lawrence
Potomac River
Alexandria
Lawrence
Norfolk & Washington
Courier Cooking School Starts Monday at 1 P M
Courier Cooking School opens Monday at 1 PM and runs four days ending Thursday with lessons for aspiring cooks.
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Courier Cooking School
Four Day School Food Program Plans For Advertisers
Advertisers planning to use space for food products should prepare copy early. The notice will contain the complete program for the four days of the school.
Germany Accepts Allied Financial Plan At Genoa
Genoa April 14 Germany submitted a brief 100 word reply accepting the allied experts financial plan while demanding reparations be weighed in national budgets. The conference, with divisions covering political, economic, financial and transportation matters, moved toward a financial reconstruction of Europe as Russia and other issues lingered. Barthou prepared counter to Germany on foreign payments, Lloyd George pressed reparations though faced French resistance, and Rakovsky kept up speeches on disarmament and equal gold loans.
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Henry Woop
United Press
Genoa
Germany
Europe
Financial Commission
Moscow
Russia
France
Lloyd George
Louis Barthou
Poincare
Paris
Barthot
Council
Associated
Prenas
Christian Rakovsky
Ukrainerepublic
United States
United States Treasury
Suge
Rakovsky
Associated Preas
Paper Delivery Notice Misread Address Instructions
The notice warns delivery to your home before 5 30. If the carrier fails to deliver by that time a copy will be sent. Do not call the office before 6 30.
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