Williams Defense Focuses on Drug Hexyresorentinal Impact
The court martial case of Col. Alexander C. Williams hears defense witnesses detailing the effects of hexyreserentinal, an antiseptic drug, claiming it caused gastritis nausea and vomiting. Navy physicians testified Williams was prescribed the drug for internal ailments and that higher doses were given to treat the disease, as the trial contemplates whether the colonel was influenced by the drug during a Coronado Cocktail party.
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Williams
Col. Williams
Smediey
Thane
United Press
al.Williams
Wit-Nesses
Lient
John Henry
Lieut. Henry
Hine
Thomas Washington
Herman Herinle
Thej
Butler
F.C. White
Naval Medical Corps
White
Gen. Butler
World Court Back as Issue in National Politics
The piece discusses renewed debate over the world court amid uneasy U S relations with Europe and doubts about disarmament talks. It notes administration doubt about treaty adherence and fear anti court sentiment gaining momentum, with Illinois highlighted as a pivotal state in future political contests.
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Washington
League of Nations
Ashington
Europe
Atrticourt
Senate Gossip on Court Votes Spurs 1920 Election Talk
The piece tracks Republican senators who backed the court and face renomination, naming Pepper of Pennsylvania on May 18 and Cummins of Iowa July 7 among others. It notes Borah’s mixed stance and anti isolationist sentiment fueled by Chicago papers. The catalog lists dates and states for several senators’ anticipated campaigns through September.
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Pepper
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Borah
Cummins
Iowa
Cumming
Stockhart
Curtis
Kansas
Ernst
Kentucky
Willis
Ohio
Shortridge
California
Oddie
Nevada
Laurent
Wisconsin
Cameron
Arizona
Buller
Alassachusetts
Weller
Neyland
Gangs
Colorado
Wadsworth
New York
Copstight S.- Herald-Tribune
Women Voters Seek Representation on Election Boards
At the seventh annual League of Women Voters convention in St Louis the movement for a woman on every election board advances. Mrs Charles M Lea of Pennsylvania urges greater female participation, noting polling place workers fear and bribery risks. The program covers women in industry politics jury service military training civil institutions and little control.
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St. Louis
League of Women Voters
Charles M. Lea
Pennsylvania
Boar
Len
Candy company assigns assets for benefit of creditors
An assignment for the benefit of all creditors was filed in the district court by Strickler Candy Company on Third Street West. W C Strickler, manager, is named as assignee. Assets include real estate, stock and equipment valued at $4958. A $16,000 claim from Waterlon Bank leads the debts. Margaret Strickler holds a $5,000 note. Other debts are mainly accounts with suppliers and materials for the machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of District Court
He Strickler
Candy Company
Third Street
W. C. Strickler
Waterlon Bank
Margaret Strickier
Ecrinery
Dr Macartney Tells Lions of Lumber Camp Experiences
Dr Macartney recounts time at a lumber camp to Lions Club members. The talk covers hardships, daily routines, and a brief remark about a past project while noting community support and local reactions.
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DR. Macartney
Lions
Magnus Contest Controversy Dampens Senate Novice Race
Washington report notes a contested Magnus contest as the Senate committee votes to disqualify a Minnesota semifinalist candidate amid confusion over a former senator and advisory epithets. The action follows discussions about the election’s legitimacy and candidate eligibility.
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Washington
Senate
Tolay
Minnesota
Mars Deadens
Farmer-leilior Sey
Sena
Epithe Viewn
Smith Wins Republican Senate Nomination in Illinois
Chicago reports Col. Frank L. Smith wins the Republican nomination for senator over Senator McKinley after 31 years as precinct committeeman. He cites momentum from a strong primary and campaign against McKinley's World Court stance, with a 123,605 majority shown as results from most precincts. Political figures in Illinois and nationwide comment on the campaign and its themes.
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Chicago
Frank L. Smith
William B. Meliiley
Dwight
Vietory
Reuce
Col. Smith
Thigis
McHrinley
World Court
McKinley
Ilinois
Berah
Idaho
Washington
iHugis
League Court
Reed
Missouri
Shipstead
Farmer-Libor
Minnesota
Tmingis
Smith W. Brookhart
Ioona
Tye
Schenk Appointed WAVerly Engineer Leader
Ernest B. Schenk, rivet engineer, is named to Waverly’s engineering work, replacing Barber in a new firm Tarber & Sele at 228 1-2 Fourth Street West. Barber’s four year tenure ends. Schenk becomes manager of the new firm and begins duties April 3.
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Ernest B. Schenk
Rivit Engifer
Barber
Waverly
Red Tod Schenk
Tarber & Sele
Fourth Street
Weil
Wilhouarry
Waterloo mourns multiple Newton family deaths
The Waterloo area reports several deaths in the Newton family circle and related relatives. Ezra Newton and Margaret Tarpy burial arrangements are noted, with services planned in Waterloo Burlington Ottumwa and Glenville. The report lists survivors, extended kin, and forthcoming interments in local cemeteries.
City repairs patch ruts and holes in streets
Waterloo crews repair asphalt on Main and surrounding avenues filling ruts and potholes this week. Work by the street commission affects 139 blocks including Fifth Street to Lafayette and Park Avenue to Sixth Street. Misplaced letters and garbled names obscure some details but repairs focus on paving in central commercial routes.
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Waterloo
Opersidiun
Sireet
Park Avon
Tafayette Street
Sisth Straet
Fire alarm response and street incident near Linden
Fragmentary report describes a tire alarm and chimney sparks on a weeded area with unknown persons Richards and Cote involved. Firefighters were dispatched to Linden Street near AMIS and FOG today to contain a blaze and patrolling officers noted a hazardous condition at 2404 with unclear terms and names due to garbled OCR.
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Richards
Rob Cotelev
Tika
Linden Svete Sind Amis
Reed Explains Corn Sugar Use in Whiskey Making
Washington reports detail anti-Prohibition arguments before a Senate committee. Senator Reed of Missouri demonstrates corn sugar and flavoring extracts used in illicit liquor production, citing Commerce Department data showing corn sugar consumption tripling from 1919 to 1923. He is joined by Rep Hill and others arguing constitutional and policy points on liquor manufacture and prohibition effects.
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Washington
House
Senate
Jessont
Reed
Missouri
Ihe Long
Clint
Maryland
Congress
Mut T. Norton
New Jersey
Need
Veterans’ Bureau
Democrat
New York
James Dorn
Free Mrs Whittemore Aide To Gang Trial
Mrs Margaret Whittemore wife of a New York jewel bandit gang leader is released from jail on the promise to aid state prosecutors. She travels to Buffalo to be with her husband who faces charges for murdering two guards during a bank robbery.
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Margaret Whittemore
New York
Buffalo
Sugar consumption rise cited in commerce report
A Missouri source notes a Department of Commerce report showing corn sugar consumption increasing from 152,700,000 pounds in 1919 to 527,909,512 pounds in 1928. The observer adds that the proportionate rise keeps up with a current use of about 1.6 billion pounds per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Department of Commerce
Wedding Anniversary Parent Sinks While Ill
Neola Ta April 15 AP Thomas Spencer, who with a wife was to celebrate their seventy fifth wedding anniversary tomorrow, was sinking rapidly today and unable to recognize his family after falling ill Monday. Flier still missing London April 13 INS Capt Larisa and Gonzales Spanish airmen en route from Madrid to Tokio arrived safely at Karachi from Bandar Abbas Persia. They plan to leave today for Agra. Captain Estevez, flight commander, was still missing at last reports. Zero in York State Saranac Lake April 15 AP a 33 degree drop in 10 hours brought low temperature to zero. The cold wave was accompanied by light snow.
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Neola
Thomas Spencer
London
INS
Larisa and
Gonzales
Madrid
Tokio
Karachi
Bander Abbas
Persia
Agra
Estevez
York State
Saranac Lake
Millikan on new atomic theory and ether wave shocks
New Haven April 14. Prof Robert A Millikan describes revised physical science views at Sheffield Scientific School. He argues two electrons can emit a single monochromatic ether wave, challenges 19th century ideas, and notes shifts in quantum, thermodynamics, and energy conservation concepts. He also remarks on ancient civilizations and the limits of mechanical pictures of atomic processes.
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New Haven
Robert A. Milikan
Norman Bridge, Funoratories
Pasadena
Sheffield Scientific School
Lee DeForest Corse
Norman Bridge
Millikan
Lears
Millidau
Socrates
Jesus
Ecclesiastes
Onderlay
Crey
Amilikan
Paris Debt Deal Nears After Franco American Talks
Paris reports a provisional Franco American debt settlement will be agreed within a week between Secretary Melon and French ambassador M Berenger. Washington denies stalled talks while Finance Minister Raoul Perez plans to depart for the United States to formalize the accord. London visit follows anticipated London announcement.
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Paris
INS
Melon
M. Berenger
Washington
Cireles
Raoul Perez
United States
London
Hoon
Waterloo Man Pays $900 for Car Taken From Bootlegger
Cedar Falls April 15. Tack Brennan of Waterloo paid $900 for a Hudson coach seized when its owner Clarence Rash of Greene was arrested weeks ago for liquor transportation. Sheriff Werner offered the car at auction this afternoon. The first bid was...
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Cedar Fails
Tack Brennan
Waterloo
Hudson
Clarence Rash
Greene
Wrener
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Jenate
Samuel Rens
Jessie W. Nicholson
Chad Waite
U.S
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Blackikvek County
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Newton
Ralph B. Slippy
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Cor‘lla
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Mone
Ralph Newton
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Hileman & Gindt Mortuary
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Burlington
B.A. Tarps
Leland Avenue
Tarpy
Ireland
Canada
St. John’s Catholic Church
M. F
JL. Tarpy
B. A
George Shortridge
G. Hawkins
Cone
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G. W. Butts
Towa
Ottumwa
J. HW. Butts
L. C. Hemsworth
Irene Williams
Wr. Batts
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William Johnston
Ralph
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Vioi Mlzabeth
Flop. Davis
Maple
George Torfnson
Wistner
Mederal
George G. Johnson
National Military Home
Milwaukee
Wis
X “Water
Vion Cemetery
Milikan al Vesada
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Atlas Grocery
Jefferson St
4Th St
Grant St
Home Park
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West
Hershberger
West 9Th St
Hawthorne
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Alimi Cheese Corporation
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