Debts of Europe to U S Face Formal Notify Step
The 11 million dollar debt owed by European nations to the United States moves to formal notification by the debt commission. Great Britain likely pays substantial interest and a Czech-Slovak report may come next. France may seek reparations before committing cash.
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Mark Sullevan
Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
America
France
Czecho
Germany
Theenate
Commission
Congress
Courier Delivery Cutoff and Reprint Service
Courier should be delivered before 5:80 o clock. If you fail to receive by that time due to carrier error or other cause call 8330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 4:50 p.m.
Witness in Kneeskern's Trial Emerges From Cross-Examination
Decorah April 20 A P reports discrepancies in William H Fischer testimony at preliminary hearings and on the stand in the Van Brocklin murder case Kneeskern accused. Fischer said Kneeskern warned of trouble at the cabin and armed with a shotgun planned to go there on Dec 11.
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Associated Press Decorah
William H. Fischer
van Brocklin
Cponsel
B. F. Knueeskern
van Brocklin Murers
Fischer
Kneeskern
Castalia
Frank
Bill
Sunr
Ed Grimstad
Ossian
St Louis Presbytery Boycotts Sunday School Convention
In St Louis Missouri on April 20 the Presbytery voted to boycott the upcoming international Sunday school convention in Kansas City in June. The group rescinded an invitation to William J Bryan to speak after his attacks on Darwinian evolution.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Sancelied
William J. Bryan
Beet Sugar Crop Production in 1921 Declines From 1920
Washington April 2. Secretary Wallace reports beet sugar production in 1921 reached 1,026,489 short tons on 814,958 acres, down from 1920. Farmers earned $49,514,000 for 7,822,090 tons, averaging 360 per acre and 6.32 per ton.
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Washington
DB. C
Wallace
Iowa Town Shaken by Storm and Flood Damage
Wide storm and flood devastate Clinton Savanna and surrounding Iowa areas with high winds, downed power lines, flooded roads, and a collapsed school chimney. Four million sandbags moved to Mississippi River flood zones as communities reinforce dikes and shelters prepare after deadly winds and rising water.
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Washington, D. C
Schenectady
N. Y
Mississippi River
Clinton
Maxine Fife
Roying
Goroner
F. Kellogg
Clinton Independent School District
Curtis Club
Iowa
Ulinals
Fulton
Savanna. i
la Savanna
Burlington Railroad
Jury for Burch case nearly selected in trial progress
In Los Angeles on April 20 the jury for the second trial of Arthur C. Burch on murder charges was almost complete as 12 jurors were chosen and sworn. Across the region, floods threaten towns along the Mississippi and Wapsipinicon rivers, with barriers, sandbags, and guards deployed to protect Muscatine and surrounding areas from rising waters as residents evacuate livestock and plan for potentially higher crest levels.
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Althou Mghways
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Muscatine
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fTich
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Ex Empress Zitas Babe To Be Born On Hungarian Soil
Budapest reports former Empress Zita of Austria Triungary in exile on Madeira seeks her child to be born on Hungarian soil. Count Hunyadi traveled from Madeira to Hungary weeks ago, seized the Hungarian Telegraph Agency, and brought back two cases of Hungarian soil to spread in Zitas room.
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Hungary
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Thousands buried in Salonika blast disaster report
AP dispatch from Salonika reports a massive explosion at Munastir railway station area destroying barracks and church ruins. Death toll state and details incomplete but feared large with hundreds killed, fires spread, and residents endangered.
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Associated Press
Salonika
Krest
Munastir
Yistord
Rural Carrier to Make Farm Crop Reports
The Postmaster General authorized rural letter carriers to gather crop data and agricultural statistics. He said their cooperation with the Department of Agriculture would aid national farming interests, with report blanks taking only moments each month and not interfering with postal duties.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Postofice
Department of Agriculture
Lake Steamers Load Four Million Bushels of Wheat
Six teen steamships arrived at Fort William and Port Arthur to haul grain for Buffalo and Georgian Bay ports. This first 1922 fleet is expected to remove about 4,000,000 bushels of wheat by Saturday night, easing congestion at elevators and rail terminals where some 50,000,000 bushels are stored.
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Winnipeg
Man
Fort, William
Port Arthur
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Georgian Bay
Steamer Aeolus Collides With Zero Off South Atlantic
Buenos Aires reports the Munson liner Aeolus collided with the steamer Zero, which sank. all crew were rescued. The Aeolus sustained damage and limps toward Montevideo with Zero's 13 crew members aboard.
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Buenos Aires
Munson
Aeolus
Zero
Montevideo
Baseball Today National League Scores Report
National League results mention New York leading Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Chicago. St Louis defeats Pittsburgh 4 2 while Philadelphia at Boston is postponed. American League notes Washington 0 New York 7 0 Boston 4 Philadelphia 0 Chicago at St Louis Cleveland 1 Detroit 4 fourth inning. Unclear ad text at end.
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Death at rail crossing noted as possible suicide
A unidentified man, about 40, died at Winds Central crossing when he dived under a string of freight cars. Witnesses near the Fourth and Dan Streets crossing say the dive looked intentional, not accidental. The victim, found with initials FLARK on watch and collar, had over $100 in a purse, but no identifying papers. Officials described the man as a laboring man in shabby attire, and the watch was a worn Hamilton hunting-case with works numbers 205,034 and 972. The accident involved a 221-car freight consist under Engineer Charles Faust, with yard crew led by Stanley Woodyard. Witnesses given by the crossing reported the dive occurred as the train passed, with few attempts to dodge. The body was taken to O'Keefe & Towne funeral home.
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Flark
O’ Keefe & Towne Funeral
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Stanley Woodyard
Sam Grayson
Chester Colwell
P.J .Q. O'Hare
Lagman
O'Hare
Hamilton Watch
Sergt
Mark Rechi
Waterloo
Auctioneer killed as car turns over near Kesley Ia
Jake Uhrenhopp twenty five year old auctioneer living seven miles south of Bristow was fatally injured when his light car overturned one and a half miles southeast of Kesley on the way to Aplington. He died before medical help arrived. He is survived by his widow and children. A cousin Janette Uhlenhopp works in Waterloo for Northwestern Bell and another cousin Lillian once worked there. The resignation of L M Stevens acting general comptroller of the Shipping Board was accepted by Chairman Lasker. no successor named yet.
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Qoints Sheping Board
Washington, D. C
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Lasker
Io Stevens
Lady Astor Packs New York Town Hall
Lady Astor packed the Town Hall in New York with men and women cheering her address on women’s rights and government by both sexes. She urged lawmakers to reform laws for children and the home, citing a better world with universal suffrage and public duty, as figures like Miss Anne Morgan and John W. Davis observed.
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Carward
Currin Chapman Cutt
Anne Morgan
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John W. Davis
Great Britain
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Stanley McCormack
Frank A. Vanderlipl
Sleeping Tots Die in Houston Gas Tragedy
Three Mathias children aged 9, 8, and 6 were found dead in their bed in Houston as gas fed into the room. Police reported a back screen hole and doors blocked with paper, suggesting a forced entrance and arson-like setup. The mother, 29, reportedly left town last Friday, and relatives had not heard from her.
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Tex
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Elizabeth Mathias
Louis Mathias
Horace J. Mathias
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Illinois Republican Convention Eyes Harmony Efforts
Springfeld UL April 20 The political core of party harmony was seen today by Republican factional leaders 24 hours before the state convention tomorrow Prospects for harmony appeared brighter with leaders predicting both sides will meet at the factional fence and bury the hatchet for the party next fall Failure to achieve harmony could lead to an open split and rival conventions tomorrow with factional leaders warning of consequences
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Springfeld
Tariff Debate Warns Against Price Increases
Washington April 20 Senator McCumber chairman of the finance committee opened Senate consideration of the administration tariff bill. He urged a reduction in production costs to rebuild the commercial bridge between the United States and abroad and warned manufacturers not to raise prices for consumers. He noted two thirds of Americans earned below prewar levels and called on producers to lower costs to keep goods affordable.
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Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Senate
McQumber
United States
Larifbi
McCumber
North Dakota
Costs in divorce case disputed over unpaid fees
In open court Judge Stiles ruled on costs in a divorce action involving Mrs. Miller and questioned the legality of remarriage in the Christiansen case. The disputed $18,000 in securities remains tied to whether the decree could be entered without payment of costs, with arguments touching nunc pro tunc orders and the effect on marital status.
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H. C
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Supreme Court
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