Irreconcilables Dominate Senate Foreign Affairs Panel
Washington dispatch reports the Senate foreign relations committee, led by Republicans, remains irreconcilable on the league of nations and Europe policy. With Democrats in the minority, and key changes by McCormick and Kellogg, a clash with the White House seems likely, while New and McCumber face reelection pressures at home.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On
Senate Committee
Senate
League of Nations
White Houses
Finance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Harding
Senator Fall
McCormick
Ulineis
Kellogg
Minnesota
McCumber
Kelogs
Committee of Foreign Relations
Azampie
Senator New
Indiana
Knox
Washington
Beveridge
America
New
Mmccumber
Europe
Federation of Central American Nations Proposed
Dr Julio Bianchi Guatemalan minister to Washington announces formation of the Federation of Central America including Guatemala El Salvador Honduras and possibly Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The drive to unite the five small republics has been ongoing. The three nations in the federation total about 4 100 000 people and cover 111 164 square miles.
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Julio Bianchi
Washington
Central America
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Senate Confirms Herrick Harvey as Ambassadors
Washington April 16 The Senate confirmed George Harvey of New York as ambassador to Great Britain and Myron T. L. Herrick of Ohio as ambassador to France His confirmation vote was 47 to 20 Col Harvey and Bain, Anderson named to labor posts by President Hoover with Bain as director of the Bureau of Mines and Anderson to head the Women s Bureau
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
George Harvey
New York
Great Britain
Myron TL. Herrick
Ohio
France
Theenate
Col. Harvey
H. Foster Bain
California
Haré Ing
Bureau of Innes
Mary Anderson
Illinois
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Judge Lindsey Gets Delay of Sentence
Denver officials delayed final execution of a contempt sentence on Judge Ben Lindsey after District Attorney Ven Cise moved for execution. Attorneys filed a petition to remit the sentence, expected to be acted on next week.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Ben
Lindsey
Ven
Steel pipe prices cut by US Steel and National Tube
Reductions ranging from four to twelve dollars per ton on steel pipe were announced here today by the United States Steel Corporation through its subsidiary, the National Tube Company.
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Associated
Farm Machinery Prices Cut 10 by Major Producers
Moline April 16 AP Following steel price declines United States Steel and John Deere and Co reduced prices on plows cultivators spreaders disc harrows corn planters hay loaders grain and corn riders mowers sulky rakes and other implements by 10 percent The firms say higher raw material costs left them with no 1921 gain but the steel cut provides a new replacement cost base and the cut aims to help dealers and farmers through reconstruction.
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Associated Press Moline
United States Steel Corporation
John Deere & Co
Torday
Labor Split Shakes Triple Alliance in Britain
London April 16 labor forces fracture as National Union of Railway Men and National Federation of Transport Workers halt support for Miners Federation strike. King George lends 25 tons of coal, while next Friday’s conference will decide actions. miners vow to press on despite allied defections and rail workers’ withdrawal.
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London
United Kingdom
National Union of Railway Men
National Federation of Transport Workers
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Transport Men
Herald
Labor
Frank Hofiges
House of Commons
Miners’ Federation
Hodges
Morming Post
King George
Castle
Windsor
Triple Alliance
Glen
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Frank Hodges
Mminers’ Federation
Executive Council
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The
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Daily Mail
Morning Post
Engineer Survives Tornado Strike on Missouri Pacific Train
Nashville Arkansas April 16 EB Mills engineer for Missouri Pacific recalls clinging to a locomotive cab as a tornado struck near Washington Arkansas. Fireman Fairfield on the opposite side fought flying debris and broken glass as two freight cars were tossed from the train. Miraculously no one was seriously hurt. they cleared wreckage and returned to Nashville after aiding passengers.
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United Press
Nashville
Ark
Arkansas
Washington
EB. W Mills
Missouri Pacific
Hope
Mills
Fairfield
New Radio Ray Claims Equal To Radium At Lower Cost
Pasadena announces a discovery by Prof. Edgar Hollingshead that a new xradio ray can perform all feats of radium or X-ray. Assisted by Dr. Frank Johnson and C. L. Holton, the tag allegedly generates at minimal cost and matches radium’s effects.
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United Press
Pasadena
Cal
Edgar L. Hollingshead
Hollingshead
Minneapolis
Frank Johnson
Los Angeles
French Academy of France
C. L. Holton
University of California
Hovings
Washington May Get on Sidelines at Allied Council Meet
The state department favors unofficial American representation at upcoming allied councils studying reparations and other Versailles treaty issues. Officials believe the U S government should be fully advised and some American representation is necessary for these conferences.
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Washington
Allied Council
United Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Fear Mob Fears After Fatal Wounding in Springfield
Associated Press dispatch reports Clifton Enner, a Black man, shot dead in a downtown Springfield street. An unidentified white man was fatally wounded by a stray bullet. Lee Harold, a Black man, arrested and jailed. Officials fear mob violence and prepared to move Harold from the city jail.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Clifford Enner
Lee Harold
Harold
Weather outlook for week across Great Lakes region
The Associated Press reports a week starting Monday will bring colder frosts at the start for the Great Lakes, upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Temperatures return to normal with generally fair weather, except for local rains toward the week's end.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Weather Summary for Iowa Counties and Cities
Highways in northern counties muddy but passable. Heavy rain and snow in southern counties made roads impassable locally. Five inches snow at Des Moines, seven at Dubuque. Precipitation one inch in southeast quarter of the state. Snow probable this afternoon and tonight. Sunday fair.
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S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charies City
Albert Lea
Mian
Algona
Chariea City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Larosse
Wis
Magon City
Marshallown
New Hampton
Postville
Water- Hoo
Iowa
Sanday Fair
Two Tornado Toll Hits South and Mississippi
A devastating series of tornadoes swept through the southern states, killing dozens and injuring hundreds. Reports cite losses in Arkansas towns near Texarkana and Mineola, with devastation spreading to Ralph and Sontag in Mississippi, and Sontag seen among the hardest hit. Red Cross mobilizes full disaster relief resources from St. Louis, while telegraph lines struggle to relay casualty figures.
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Ala
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Tuscaloosa County
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Brookhaven
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American ‘Red Cross
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Boy Scouts
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Gregg
Texas
Cass County
Mineola
Avinger
Linden
O'Farrell
Atlanta
Gladewater
Dunbar
R.L. Jenkins
W. B. Henderson
Tex
O'Parrell
Texarkana
Trigent
Shiloh
Potter, Sims and Boyce
Courier Home Delivery by 5 30 Each Day
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o'clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, phone 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Trains Blocked by Heavy Snow Across Multiple States
A broad storm blanketed the central United States with heavy snow and high winds. Widespread rail and telegraph outages disrupted transport and communication from Illinois to Colorado, with dozens killed or injured and crops leveled in several states.
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United Press
Arkansas
Texas
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Missouri
Iowa
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Sy United
Chicago
Central West
Southwest
Arkaguag
Prospect
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Texas- Arkansas
Mississippis
Washington, D. C
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Snow Damages Waterloo Area Fruit Amid April Snowburst
A mid April snowstorm blankets Waterloo and northeastern Iowa with 1.5 to 2 inches by afternoon, freezing temperatures around 26 degrees and threatening fruit crops. Overcoats and fur trim return as residents report snow, rain, and drifting from Dubuque to Freeport while plows clear lines and farmers fear bud damage on plums, apples, currants, and gooseberries.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Mercury
April
Ralph B. Slippy
Slippy
Mr. Slippy
Middle West
Althe
Joe Schiel
All Iowa Records for Snow in April Broken by Storm
Des Moines reports all April snow records shattered by a statewide storm that began last night. By 7 am southern Iowa had three inches, and by 10 am five inches, surpassing the 1817 record. Weather head Charles D. Heed calls the storm beneficial for moisture and budding fruit. Roads are impassable from Boone south and east, while northern and western areas see lighter depth.
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Middle Plain States
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain States
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Wisconsin
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Hattiesburg
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Here
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St. Joseph
Kenosha
Wis
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Colo
Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Charles D. Heed
Weather Bureau
Boone
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Burn Dozen Houses in Kerry Reprisals
A dozen houses were burned today in Ballymacelligott County Kerry including a presbytery where priests resided after the death of Maj. MacKinnon commander of a company of auxiliaries following a shooting on the Tralee golf course Friday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Corx
Ballymacelligott
County Kerry
MacKinnon
Trale
Indiaman Selected for I C C Vacancy
President Harding designated Lewis of Indianapolis to fill one vacancy on the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Indianapolis public service commissioner, named by the Associated Press, is expected to be approved, completing the I C C board lineup.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lewis
Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
Harding
interiState Commerce Commissi
Navy to lease naval oil lands to protect drainage
Secretary Denby announced California oil reserve lands will be opened immediately for private drilling to halt drainage from government territory. The Navy will take a royalty on produced oil, and direct drilling by navy itself was deemed unwise at present.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Mayo
California
Naval Reserve Lands
Nat ‘Ral
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