TWO OWA WOMEN TO ATTEND G. O. P. NATIONAL MEETING
Iowa Republicans in state convention selected delegates to the national convention in Chicago. The tentative slate included two women, Mrs. Frank Dodson of Des Moines and Mrs. James Devitt of Askaloosa, with six other at large delegates. Nine districts instructed delegates to back Gov. Lowden, while the fourth and fifth districts did not. Subscriptions to treasury debt issues totaling 354.5 million were reported in Washington. Berlin reports three money traffickers caught after an airplane chase with 11 million sliver rubles en route to Frankurt.
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Chicago
Frank Dodson
Des .Moines
James Devitt
Askaloosa
Weaver
Wapello
Charles F. Curtiss
Ames
FEA
Burgess
Sioux City
Charles A.rawson
Dés Moines
Claude Stanley
Corning
Gen. Wood
Dowden
Alexander. Moore
Burliston
Hugh. D
Sloan
Albert Glazier
Fort Tailor
Mount Please
Secon
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A. Syaith
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IFTH
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Kennedy
Mioodbury Courte
Robert Molyneux
Cherokee
Miles AL Moody
Monona
Gov. Lowden
Lowden
U. S.notes
Washington, D. C
Treasury
The
Associated Press
Berlin
Frankert
Bryan Stronger for Delegate in Latest Returns
Early returns from Nebraska's April 22 primary show Leonard Wood leading Gen. Leonard Wood with a large vote share and Hiram Johnson in the California poll. Bryan and Hitchcock forces split delegation support across 1,849 precincts with Neville and Stephens showing notable totals.
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Associated Press
Hiram Johnson
California
Regia
Sounsone
Leonard Wood
Jonson
Wood
Ak Ferehing
Roas
William
Hitchcock
Bryan
Neville
Shallon
Stephens
Beye A
Neble
Waterloo population figures show west side growth and east rise
Census data released reveal Waterloo city totals of 36 290 with Waterloo east at 20 098 and Waterloo west at 18 132. Ten year increases are noted for both wards as development concentrates on the west side while Waterloo east advances in retail and jobbing. A census shift is expected once full ward counts arrive, possibly altering 1900 federal figures.
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Waterloo
East
Waterloo ‘West
Waterloo-east
Waterloo West
First National
Hirst
New Low Record By Some Stoges In Trading Today
New York April 22 liquidity of speculative shares resumed at market opening amid strong downdrafts and rallied leaders. United States Steel and high grade oils showed mixed moves while industrials and shippings faltered. Reports from industrial centers mention Liberty Bond selling amid labor trouble and volatility in the market.
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New York
United ‘States Steel
Ford-Newberry
Detroit
Mich
Senate
David S. Berry
Mexican revolt area grows as four states join aid move
AP dispatches report expanding revolt in Mexico with Sonora joined by four states and some federal forces. Villa and rebel chiefs promise to fight Carranza. no U.S. overtures seen. Meanwhile a mission from Mexico City heads to Sonora for talks. Also noted is rising demand for work clothes in Poughkeepsie and Wappingers Falls with wholesale price pressures.
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Washington,d. C
War Departments
Mexico
Sonora
J. Villa
Manuel Palaez
Carranza
Salvador Alvarado
Alvaro
Associated Pres
Poughkeepsie
Wappingers’ Falls
Sweet
Orr’ & Company
Althouh
Glass warns papers conserve more to avoid pinch
Franklin P. Glass, president of the American Newspaper Publishers association, warned at the annual convention that newspapers must conserve newsprint further to avoid a worse shortage next fall and winter. He cited weather, rail conditions, and price as factors pushing papers to restrict advertising, following November recommendations.
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New York
Franklin P. Glass
American Newspaper Publishers*association
Save Warning
Glass
Break in Corn Market Dims as May Delivery Falls
Chicago April 14. Sharp new breaks hit the corn market at the open with the May delivery dropping up to six cents per bushel since last night. May opened around 1.62 to 1.64 and soft market prices were 1.2 to 6 cents lower overall. July drifted to about 1.56 to 1.57 as selling intensified before a late rally lifted some prices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Seaboard
Seane
U S Jury Probe Involving Potatoes Profit Rings
The Associated Press reports Chicago federal grand jury will hear evidence on alleged potato profiteering by officials and merchants. Indictments loom as 40 plus produce firm representatives testified. prices show potatoes at 3 dollars per week retail with commissions claimed at two dollars per hundredweight.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Producedeaters
Federal Grand Jury
United States ‘District
Clyne
Grand
Uruguays Brum urges American League formation for unity
Montevideo speakers propose a pan American league founded on equality to counter external aggression and arbitrate disputes. Dr Baltazar Brum argues all American nations should back joint action similar to the Monroe doctrine to safeguard independence and continental peace.
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Associated Press
Montevideo
Baltazar Brum
Uruguay
University of
Brum
United States
League’ of ‘Nations
Bram
America
Stock Exchange Tax Plan Faces Two Year Sunset
Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee propose a fourfold tax plan to fund soldier relief. A stock exchange transaction tax plus a 2 percent income levy on earnings over 5 000 and higher tobacco taxes would run two years and aim to raise about 1.6 billion dollars. Several exchanges including Wall Street and the Chicago Board of Trade would be affected. Insurgents oppose parts of the package while leaders push for a May 3 floor vote under suspension of the rules.
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Washington, D. CL
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Republican
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Girl Seared by Poker Dies and Woman to Hang
Mrs Anne House Gagnon was found guilty of torturing and murdering her one year old stepdaughter Aurore Gagnon. She was sentenced to be hanged October 1. The child endured beating, burning with a red hot poker, forced barefoot in the snow, and poisoning. Post mortem showed 54 wounds. The defense claimed insanity.
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Associated Press
Anne House Gagnon
Aurore Gagnon
the Ory
Black Resolution to Fail hurts Wall Street, Walters says
Albany April 22 Senator J Henry Walters majority leader in the upper house announced the Black resolution intended to probe the New York Stock Exchange will not be adopted He said there was no intention to harm the market and assured the measure would not be adopted if it affected trading
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Associated Press
Albany
M. Y
New York Stock Exchange
J. Henry Walters
Walters
New York
J. J. Mantell
Arl Managers’ Association
Brotherhoods of Railroad
Mr. Mantell
Rrr Minty
Flour Shortage Strikes MadridPrompted Government Controls
Madrid reports flour scarcity causing sharp price rises and an imminent bakers strike in sympathy with biscuit workers. The government moves to requisition all flour mills to operate and distribute flour to bakers, amid concerns of mill profiteering and broad shortages across Spain.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Rum blacklist to cut doctors violating law
Chicago April 22 The prohibition commissioner Capt Hubert Award announced a blacklist blocking physicians druggists and liquor wholesalers convicted of violating the federal law from dealing in liquor He also said physicians will be limited to 100 whisky prescriptions every three months beginning May The prior allotment was three times that amount
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Chicago
Capt
Hubert Award
Prohibition
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Howard
Johnson's Plurality in Michigan 44 373 Official Tabulation
The Associated Press reports official figures from the Michigan canvassing board showing Johnson leading the Republican ticket with 186 939 votes and Hoover winning the Democratic endorsement with 23 985 votes. McAdoo and Brian follow on the Democratic side. Debs leads the Socialist line with 5 310 votes.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Micky
Hiram Johnson
Herbert Hoover
William G. McAdoo
Johnson
Wood
Frank C. Lowden
Ot Tlinois
Gen. Pershing
William G.simpson
Datrait
Poindexter
Herbert , Hoover
William G. Mc
Warner
Oscar B. Marx
William EF. Connolly
Missouri Governor Urges Treaty 10 Opposition and Reforms
Gov Frederick D Gardner addressed the Democratic state convention in Joplin urging support for the Wilson administration and the peace treaty with the covenant. He condemned the Lodge reservation to Article 10 and called for a budget system, waste elimination, tax reform, and compensation for veterans while advocating a small army without universal training.
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Joplin
Frederick D. Gardneci
Gov
Gardner
Missouri
Rodorses Wilson
San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
Army
Navy
Lodge Reconneilante
U.S
the League
Narions
America
Congress
Smill
Spring Wheat Sowing Revision Urged Owing to World’s Big Need
Washington April 22 reports from spring wheat regions describe a plan to reduce acreage this year. The agriculture department issued a statement urging farmers to revise planting plans due to weather, labor shortages, and a push for higher production.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Miday
Department
Germany
Max Heelz
Plauen
Prague
Hoelz
Piauon
Falkenstein
Heely
Spanish town hit by utilities shutdown after gambling clash
In Jaen Spain April 1 workmen strike over a quarrel between the city mayor and the civil governor. The governor says the mayor’s suppression of gambling was unauthorized. City lacks water gas electricity and streetcars. Authorities take measures to maintain order.
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Jaen
Spain
Strick
Courier Delivery Deadline Noted for Home Subscriptions
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you do not receive it by then due to carrier error or other cause, call S330 to request a replacement copy. Calls should reach the office before 6 30 p.m.
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S330
Four Men Wounded and One Killed in Butte Mine Strike Turmoil
In Butte Montana the Mine union strike escalated as deputies and guards clashed with crowds at the Neversweat mine. One guard was killed and several others wounded as shots rang out amid attempts to disperse demonstrators. Army detachments were called in by Montana officials to restore order.
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Butte
Mont
Terjay
John K
O'Rourke
Fred
Tuberculosis Threat Looms Over U S Cities
St Boniface Mo April 22 The annual convention of the National Tuberculosis Association opened with plans for a nationwide fight against the disease Dr Victor C G Vaughn University of Michigan president said nearly 100 percent of adults in our cities are infected and he blamed congested housing for the spread
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Associated Press
St. Bonis
United States
National Tuberculosis Asso ‘Tiation
Victor CG. Vaughn
the University, of Michigan
Vaughn
Manne
Palmer Leads Georgia Primary With 140 Votes
Complete unofficial returns from Georgia's Democratic presidential primary show Attorney General Palmer with 140 convention votes, leading Watson by 410 while Senator Hokes Smith secures 114 votes. The totals reflect Tuesday's ballot across the state.
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Palmer
Associated Pros
Atlanta
Thomas K. Watson
Hokes Smith
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