Encroaching Laws and Open Immigration Debates
President Coolidge addresses the Daughters of the American Revolution urging self restraint in government intrusion. He critiques open immigration and argues restricted policy is necessary for national unity and assimilation, with Dawes challenging Senate filibuster tactics and the politics of reform.
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United States
Coolidge
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Gen. Dawes
New York
Associated Press
America
France vows security first in new cabinet policy
Paris reports the Painleve Caillaux Briand ministry outlining drastic financial measures, Dawes plan adherence, and interallied debt settlements. The statement stresses national concord, diplomatic ties at the Vatican, and gradual Alsace Lorraine laws while pledging security for Europe and frontiers. The chamber reaction mixed with boos and cheers as senate sat in silence.
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Associated Press
Paris
Vatican
France
Painleve-Caillaux-Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
WHAL
Europe
Alsace
Lor-raine
Jules Steege
Justice
Painleve
Herriot
Poland
Frances
Pacific
Tunndl
Caillaux
Texas Governor signs amnesty bill for James Ferguson
Gov Miriam Ferguson of Texas signs amnesty for her husband James E Ferguson, ex governor, in Austin on April 21 in the presence of friends and her secretaries. Left to right in a photographed group are Ed Howard Wichita Falls university regent James J Ferguson Mrs Guinn a secretary and Gov Ferguson.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam
Ma‘") Ferguson
Texas
James E.ferguson
Lone Star State
Ed Howard
Wichita Falls
James. J. Ferguson
Guinn
Ferguson
Children Starving in Southern Russia Reported
Riga reports famine toll across provinces with thousands of starving children. Tsarituin records 24,296 dead from a 100000 population. Wharkoff notes 659,000 children in want with 15 percent aid. Odessa shows 120,000 starving from 631,000 residents and 6,506 recipients of assistance.
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Riga
Russia
Tsarituin
Wharkoff
Odessa
Metropolitan Art Museum declines Clark collection
The Metropolitan Museum of Art refused to accept the $3 060 000 William A Clark art collection due to will constraints requiring full acceptance, exclusive galleries, and permanent exhibition. The works transfer to the Corcoran Gallery in Washington under similar terms. The Clark list includes Corot Cazin Montecelli Rodin Donatello lace and tapestry pieces and many other paintings statues rugs and objects of art.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
William A. Clark
Corcoran Gallery
Washington
New York
Metropolitan
Clark
Corot
Cazin
Montecelli
Rodin
Donatello
Real Estate Men in Ames Attend Soils Course
Ames Iowa April 21 Real estate men and others enrolled in a three day Iowa State college course on soils classification. The program offers scientific information on state soils and land productivity to aid appraisal for loans and property dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Governor Hammill Visits Cedar Rapids Conopus Club
Governor John Hammill arrived in Cedar Rapids from Des Moines with a party of 25 Conopians. At noon he was hosted by the local Conopus Club where the governor presented its charter.
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Cedar Rapids. In
John Hammill
Des Moines
Conopus Ccub
Liner Loses Race With Death to Rescue 48 Men
A Japanese freighter Raifuku Maru sank off Nova Scotia after seven hours of heavy seas. Forty eight crew perished despite Homeric and other ships rushing to assist. The vessel carried a wheat cargo from Philadelphia and broke apart with lifeboats stove in and cargo shifts causing a dangerous list.
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Ala
Novia Scotia
Associated Press
New York
Nova Scotia
Homeric
White ‘Star Line
John Roberts
Line
Pneals
Philadelphia
Widow and former wife prepare to testify in Broderick case
In Wanford California April 21 the widow Mrs Windor and Lloyd Broderick's divorced wife Dr Blanche Broderick anticipate testifying at the Kinder murder trial opened here. A coroner's jury found Kinder acted in defense of home honor but Broderick's son Floyd has filed a murder complaint. Dr Blanche Broderick arrives from Virginia to appear as a witness and defend her children's and ex-husband's name.
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Associated Press
Wanford
Cal
Kinder
Broderick
Floyd
Blanche Burton
Norfolk
Lloyd
Virginia
Blanche Broderick
Misenheimer Broderick
Bruiderick
Mrs
Blackall
U.S Policy Unchanged Toward Russians After Hughes
Washington reports that the United States maintains its aloof stance toward recognizing Soviet Russia despite former Secretary Hughes retirement. President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg back the policy, and all U.S. envoys have been instructed to uphold it as official White House guidance.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
Hughes
White House
United States
Coolidge
Kellogg
Man Accidental Shooting Kills Wife in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas on April 21 W R Deering and his wife died after a gun battle with Patrolman W C McClain who was seriously wounded. Deering accidentally killed his wife before he himself was shot by the officer.
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Fort Worthy
Tex
W.R. Deering
W. C. McClain
Deering
McClain
Iowa Divorces Fall in 1924 Amid License Shifts
Des Moines reports 1924 Iowa divorces at 3,791, down 526 from 1923 as marriages rose by 1,339. Many licenses issued near Nebraska border boosted Iowa totals. Polk and other counties show reductions, while Clinton and Black Hawk counties rise. Figures are preliminary per Dr. Rodney P. Fagen's survey.
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United Press
Des Moines
Cupid
David
Rodney P. Pagen
Iowa
Nebraska
Polk County
Linn County
Cerro Cardo
Des Moines County
Dubuque
Lee
Mahaska
Black Hawk
Clinton
Black Hawk County
Anpanovuse
Buena Vista
Marshall Steppel
Dr. Fagen
Boone
Jefferson
Johnson
Muscatine
Pottawattamie
Scott
Wuapello
Webster
Woodbury
Fayette
Floyd
Cass
Page
Benton
Daylight Saving Time Set for Chicago This Spring
Chicago will shift from central standard time to daylight saving time beginning next Sunday and continue until September 27. The change affects schedules in Chicago including local transit and business hours during the spring and summer period.
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Chicago
Central Standard Times
Courier Delivery Before 4 80 O Clock Notice
The notice promises home delivery of the Courier before 4:80 o clock. If the carrier errs or the paper is not received by then, call S100 for a copy to be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6:30 p m.
Waterloo visit to present Canopus charter at Motel Russell-Lamson
Governor Hammill arrived from Cedar Rapids with a Des Moines delegation to address the Waterloo Canopus club at 6 30 p m. The event at Motel Russell Lamson will include the presentation of the Waterlong Canopians charter.
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John Hammill
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Waterloo Canopus Club
Russell-Lamson
Hammill
Waterlong Canopians
Girl hurt after jump from truck to avoid kiss
Miss Genevieve Beers, schoolgirl in Wa Gily La, was bruised after leaping from a grocery delivery truck to escape a driver who attempted to kiss her on the way to school. Police could not locate the truck's driver or the abandoning delivery crew.
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Wa Gily
Genevieve Beers
Moniior
Twenty two thousand natives strike over police killings
Blaemfontein in the Orange Free State reports twenty two thousand native workers, nearly the district population, on strike to protest police killing four natives during mass meeting dispersal. Unrest spreads to Capetown and Johannesburg as boycott leaflets target the Prince of Wales visit.
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Blaemfontein
Orange Pree
Capetown
Johannesburg
Prince of Wales
India
France to reestablish ambassador to Vatican
Paris April 21 The Painter government plans to restore an ambassador to the Vatican Foreign Minister Aristide Briand announced before the chamber of deputies. The decision angered socialists and radical socialists who had backed abolishing the embassy. Painleve's ministry faces a pivotal vote with socialist support in doubt published.
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Paris
Painter
Vatican
Aristide Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Painleve
Harriot
Chamber
Motor taxes deductible on business vehicle use
Taxpayers may deduct motor vehicle taxes in federal income returns if the vehicle is used for business purposes. The notice references Washington and dates around April 21. It emphasizes deductions apply to taxes levied by the state for motor vehicles.
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Washington
Small Private Colleges Best for High Ideal Training
Dr Harlan Updegraft president of Cornell college said small private colleges best foster high character training. He argued production of material things suits large schools, while small institutions guided by moral and religious aims build ideal colleges to advance Christian civilization. The remarks were delivered during Cornell radio night from station WSL in Iowa City on April 21.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Harlan Updegra
Cornell College
WSL
Updegrait
College Brae
Updegraft
Cornell
Bulgarians Uncover Plot to topple Government
Sofia authorities reveal a long running conspiracy tied to a cathedral bombing. Capt. Yankoff head of the bombing cell was killed by police after resisting arrest. Bulgarian premier claims United Front tactics and Bolshevik agitation threaten stability with martial law and warnings from London and Vienna papers.
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Amee Belgar
Sofia
Pottes
Yanko
Bulgaria
Balkans
Yankoff
London
Associated Press
A . Sofia
Budgaria
Sveti Kral
Georghieff
Zankof
Alexander Zankofs
United Press
Europe
Third Internationale
Russia -Government
Boris
Georghiot
fBy United Press
England
Moscow
Conservatioe
Daily Telegraph
Vienna
Athens
Constantinople
Telegraph
Greece
Russia
Morning Post
Western Railroads Warn Against Tinkering With Rates
Western railroads west of the Mississippi filed a joint brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission warning against further rate reductions. They called the western railroad situation desperate and said they could not endure more revenue curtailment, citing the receivership of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul as the largest in mileage and value ever seen.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rain Delays Polls Across Illinois City Races
Heavy rain kept voters from the polls across Illinois as ballots were cast for city officials and local issues. In Kankakee Republicans forecast a challenge to Mayor Ben Alpiner while Sunday movie showings drew interest in smaller cities.
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Springfield
Kankakee
Smail
Ben Alpiner
Demi
General Assembly
Seventh Dry Agent in Washington Arrested in Prohibition Ring
Thomas A. Nolan a Pittsburgh dry agent was arrested in Washington as part of a probe into an alleged alcohol conspiracy ring. He reportedly aided bootleggers by supplying denatured and grain alcohol from factories in Washington and Baltimore.
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Wather
Tiber
Rome
Romulus
Washington, D. C
Thomas A. Nolan
Pittsburgh
Treasury Department
Nolan
Washington
Baltimore
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Waterloo
Dicome
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Western Railroads
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