Pinchot Vare Debate Boosts Pennsylvania Primary Interest
Philadelphia and Newark dispatches detail Representative William Vare's withdrawal of support from Governor Pinchot for a Republican national convention delegate. The dispute centers on liquor law enforcement versus party loyalty, with Strassburger and other contenders noted. Analysis predicts potential impact on Pinchot's candidacy and the wet versus dry issue shaping the convention.
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Rust on Committee T E Bust Heads Railway Group
T E Bust chief engineer of a Western railway has been named chairman of a standing committee of the American Railway Engineering association. notice from the secretary received Saturday. progress club party tonight at Black's Salon with members and their husbands at 6 o'clock. program includes readings and music.
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Notable Figures in News And Politics Mix In Rumor Mill
The page links a string of odd events and whispers from Athens to Chicago. Ignace Paderawski the famed pianist and former Polish prime minister rushes to secure care for his Peklngese Ping Lung after its death. Rumors surface of two Corsair yacht passengers killed in Albania amid Morgan touring. Senator Norris questions Ford's praise for Coolidge over Muscle Shoals. Elon Hooker bids $205 million for a 50 year Muscle Shoals lease with favorable fertilizer and hydro power terms.
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Battle for legal beer opens in House committee
United Press reports in Washington as hearings begin on 59 identical beer bills to legalize a pre-prohibition drink. Samuel Gompers opposes the eighteenth amendment, calling for workers' right to drink beer. Lawmakers from multiple groups push for amendment, arguing the law is too rigid and must be loosened.
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Wheeler Case Quiz Delayed by Montana Witnesses
The special senate inquiry into Senator Wheeler was postponed due to absent Montana witnesses. Chairman Borah expects to reconvene once they arrive in Washington, with the investigation likely to conclude in one or two additional sittings.
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Passes Pension Bill for Oldtime Vet
The house approved the Thursum bill without a record vote, already passed by the senate, granting pension increases to veterans of the Civil, Spanish, Mexican, and Indian wars and the 1912 war era.
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Coolidge Delegates in Primary Clash and New Jersey Favorite Son
Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegate forecasts suggest McAdoo strength fading as Smith or Underwood gain, with no primary instructions and contests mostly for delegates. New Jersey will elect 2% delegates on Tuesday for Gov Silzer, then likely back Smith or Underwood. The week’s end could swell anti McAdoo forces with limited gains for his camp. Separately Nashua Church admits 37 new members in a record class under Rev George Thomas Hanns after taking charge.
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Convention Opens as Chemists Meet in Calfornia
The American Chemical Society begins its sixty seventh meeting with 2609 delegates and a program covering accident prevention in chemicals, dye industry growth, teaching reforms, aviation gas debates, soil enrichment, vitamins, automotive progress, and rubber manufacturing. Council meets today and opens officially tomorrow with Robert A. Millikan and Gilbert N. Lewis slated to address.
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University of California
Death of famed tragedienne Duse shocks Pittsburgh crowd
Pittsburgh April 21 noted Italian actress Eleonora Duse died in her hotel suite after two weeks of illness. age sixty five, she gained renown as the world’s greatest tragedienne with a famed love affair with Gabrielle D Annunzio and ties to Abelard and Heloise. Born in Venice 1859 she toured Italy and Europe before visiting America in 1893 and 1898 and returning to the stage in 1921.
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Mooring Mast Demonstrated Successful for Dirigibles
Washington reports a mooring mast for airships proves successful easing anchorage and economy claims by Navy experts. A temporary mast near Cay Lewis in Tacoma Wash will support operations of the Shenandoah and the ZR-3 with a platform trapdoor for fuel and crew. The design eliminates large hangars and allows ships to be serviced from the mast, with the mast swaying with wind like a weather vane.
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Rebel Generals May Have Been Executed
Rebel generals Manuel M Dieguez Justoforo Orampo and Alfredo Garcia captured Saturday near the Guatemala border in Chiapas state have been court martialled and may already have been executed, according to official quarters with delayed messages. Building permits show A C Cale taking third permit in a week for a residence at 22 Williston Avenue a Hungalow type costing 4500.
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Justoforo Orampo
Alfredo Garcia
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Chiapas
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Williston Avenue
Absentminded Laborer Ignites Dynamite Injury
Cursen Wisconsin April 21. J N Winecke placed four sticks of dynamite under an old stump on his farm and, in a moment of absent mindedness, sat on the stump. The blast threw him about 80 feet, seriously injuring him and likely causing loss of eyesight. He is receiving care at Stevens Point hospital.
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Father Kills Self in Son's Presence
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 14 F L Shewitt aged 40 employed by Hall Manufacturing Company killed himself in the basement of his home yesterday afternoon while his 7 year old son watched. He used a butcher knife and stabbed himself in the heart. He had been unable to sleep for several nights and had been closely watched by his wife.
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Mortuary Notes A N Stewart Local Obituary
Dr A N Stewart born March 29 1868 in Westmorland county PA died April 19 1924 in Rockford IA He moved to Benton County at age 14 worked as a harness maker later studied veterinary medicine at Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada graduating 1902 He was married November 27 1875 to Mo L Stewart and leaves widow brothers J Charles and Frank Y Stewart Waterloo IA and many relatives He was member of La Porte City Presbyterian church Modern Woodman Court of Honor Waterloo and local Knights of Pythias Burial at Elmwood cemetery with funeral at Westminster Presbyterian Church conducted by Dr Charles David Darling
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War Impossible But Insult Lasts Yamamoto Says
Admiral Count Gombei Yamamoto, former Japanese premier, told an AP correspondent that war with the United States over immigration is impossible but the insult will linger for years. He blamed U S Senate exclusion for damage to international peace and said retaliation would worsen matters. He urged prudence.
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Gillett Denies Any Booze Brought in Trunk
A Washington hearing reveals Speaker Gillett denying bottles of liquor were brought into a department office. Witnesses including Bunch describe visits, alleged refusals to return liquor, and names tied to Burns and McLean. The testimony implicates Slemp and a Justice Department agent in suggesting liquor recovery schemes.
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Boy William Pennington Dies After Baseball Injury
William Pennington, 12, of Kansas City, Missouri, died today from injuries after being struck by a baseball while playing.
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Local Man's Letter Used by Defense in May Francis Hearing
Testimony opened a legislative inquiry into the conduct in office of Miss May HK Francis, state superintendent of public instruction. The hearing examined qualifications of Miss Thelma Nelson as deputy, noting she lacked a teaching certificate but had five years teaching experience at Des Moines College per a letter from J R Vaughn.
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Methodist Student Conference Backs War Outlaw Proposals
Louisville April 21 The national conference of Methodist students adopted resolutions to end war support league of nations or substitutes to end international chaos condemn any group propagating race creed or class prejudice and unify the northern and southern branches of the Methodist Episcopal church after a three day meeting.
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Davidson Company to enlarge office space and display balcony
Furniture dealer L G Cohen announces the Davidson company will expand its Cedar street store offices to occupy the full depth of the building. Windows will be enlarged to provide light for new quarters and equipment updates are planned. The space will be topped by a balcony for furniture displays to improve customer service.
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Trial of Gov McCray Opens in U S Court on Fraud Charges
Indianapolis April 27 Trial of Gov Warren T McCray on charges of using the mails to defraud opened before Judge A B Anderson in U S district court Fifty talesmen were reported for jury selection about 175 witnesses mostly bankers subpoenaed by the government The indictment has 13 counts alleging he aimed to defraud about 170 banks by mailing worthless cattle paper for discount and no collateral for loans and by mailing false financial statements to obtain loans.
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Grand Jury Indicts Knutson and Hull in Virginia
A Arlington county grand jury indicted Representative Harold Knutson of Minnesota and Leroy M Hull on serious charges. The two men were arrested near 2 Virginia Road and named in the indictment. Alexandria Egypt April 19 Borings to locate a subterranean canal near the pyramids are planned Archaeologists cite Herodotus on Cheops burial in an island channel from the Nile aqueduct.
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Couzens in Satisfactory Condition at Johns Hopkins
Senator James Couzens of Michigan remains in satisfactory condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore a week after admission for a long standing bladder ailment.
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Ontjes GAO Bill to air on House Floor
Des Moines April 21 Representative Ontjes of Grundy county prepared to carry his fight to the house floor to engage in gasoline and oil business as a check on unlawful competition. The Ontjes amendment would authorize the executive council to purchase and sell essential commodities at cost under certain conditions to curb price gouging and private monopolies. He praised the measure as public protection, not price fixing, though opposition fears it grants price control power to the council.
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Bobbed Hair Bandit Captured in Florida
New York reports say Ella Cooney, long sought as the bobbed haired bandit, was captured in Jacksonville, Florida. She was taken with her husband Edward Cooney, according to police advices.
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City Council Committee to Confer With Mayor Tonight
The street and alley committee of the city council will meet with the mayor again tonight to discuss asphalt repair machine purchase and recommendations on establishing a boulevard or thru street system to manage traffic.
Bell OToole announces Inez Marie marriage to Leslie OToole
H E Bell announces the marriage of his daughter Inez Marie to Leslie J O Toole at St Josephs church at 7 this morning The Very Rev Edward Slattery officiated with Mr and Mrs L Pint as attendants The wedding breakfast was at the groom s parents home The couple will reside at 312 Mulberry
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Mulberry
Stockyards burn kills one as fires devastate Richmond stockyards
A blaze at the Southern stockyards in Richmond Virginia destroyed the complex early today. One person died and more than 159 horses and mules perished. The loss is estimated at over 506000 pounds. Hamdon files papers for gubernatorial candidacy. 20000 names filed for Lieutenant Governor Hammill. Moore leaves for California due to mother’s serious illness.
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