Harding plans merchant chairman for Shipping Board
President Harding weighs a merchant with broad export and admin skills for the Shipping Board chair. James A Farrell Walter Teagle and Alexander Legge are named as possibles, reflecting a shift from ship focus to global commerce leadership in U S trade policy.
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Mark. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
James A.farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Walter C. ‘Eagle
Standard Oi
Farrell
Teagle
Legge
Russia
Harding
Saior
Shaile
United States
Shiping Board
Nick
Ard
Iding
Shinng Board
America
Latin America
Hoover
Larding
Congress
Shell
The
New York Evening Post Inc
Bristow Baby Hurt by Colt Kick in Yard Incident
Pauline Kitson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ele Kitson suffered facial injuries when kicked by a colt in the yard yesterday afternoon. She was taken to Waverly hospital for treatment with nasal and cheek bones fractured and facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Pauline
Ele Kitson
Colt
Waverly Hospital
Chauffeurs Robbed as Armed Bandits Strike in Buffalo
Seven five chauffeurs were held at gunpoint in Buffalo clubrooms early today by armed men who robbed them and escaped in an automobile. Police pursued the suspects amid the chaos of the robbery.
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Associated Press
Buffalo, N
Auta- Poite
Naked Socialist Leader Driven From Town Amid Fistic Shaming
In Pavia Italy on April 22 a socialist deputy Maffi was seized by fascists urging patriotic shouts. He refused and his face was exposed, after which he was escorted out of the city by the mob.
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Fey & Precs
Pavia
Italy
Maffi
Immigration Bill Passed By House With All Bars Up
Washington April 22 The immigration restriction bill passed the house without a roll call and goes to the senate for early action. The measure limits European immigrants to 3 percent of nationals in 1910 for 14 months after May 10 and blocks political refugee admissions. Representative Wyse warned that adopting the refugee amendment would open gates to many countries.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Donal J. O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
Europe
Mendell Wye
William
Austria
Russia
Prohibition Protest Over Bryan Lecture In New York School
The National Order Sphynx protested William J. Bryan’s Sunday lecture in a New York school building. The group said it was wrong to tax citizens to pay Bryan’s fee while taxes rose due to prohibition and denounced his stance as anti American and harmful.
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United Press
New York
National Order Sphynx
William J. Bryan
Board of Education
Sphynx
Bryan
Judge Lindsey Seeks Relief From $500 Contempt Fine
In Denver, Judge Ben B. Lindsey petitions the district court to remit or suspend the $500 contempt fine from November 15, 1915. District Attorney Philip S. Van Cise will set a date for argument. Lindsey sought clemency after appearing with lawyers to plead his case. He was convicted for contempt for refusing to disclose a conversation with a boy whose mother faced murder charges.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Ben B. Lindsey
Phillip S.van Cise
Tudge Lindsey
Lindsey
Two-Year-Old Boy Drowns in Open Pit at Lamont
Bert Ballad, aged two, son of Mr and Mrs Bal lad of Lamont Iowa, drowned shortly after six last night after falling into an open pit filled with water.
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Associated Press
Lamont
Bert
Tornado damages Oklahoma County and Bryan County
A tornado swept eastern and central Bryan County causing about 100000 dollars in damage by unroofing homes and breaking foundations. No lives reported. It also damaged orchards and hail struck areas nearby. In Washington a coal price probe was requested by Representative Linthicum in the House.
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United Press
Durant
Okla
Bryan County
Washington, D.C
House
Weather Summary for Iowa and Minnesota Towns April 22 1921
Rains continued the muddy opposition of roads in Mississippi counties and elsewhere roads drying with generally fair weather expected tonight and Saturday. The report lists Albert Lea Minnesota Algona Iowa Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dos Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshallstown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Mississippi
Wages Not Cut Despite Living Cost Reductions
Rail workers would not face wage reductions despite lower living costs says economist W Jett Lauck. He testifies that wholesale price drops will cut railroad costs, with coal and steel bills easing by about 200 million and 400 million dollars respectively next year.
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United Press
Thasen
W. Jett Lauck
United Sustae Yal Ae Sern
Lauck
Holsapple Pushes for Bone Dry Prohibition Posts
Des Moines April 22 R N Holsapple superintendent of the Iowa Antisaloon League seeks a bone dry enforcement director and district officers through congressional action. He denies seeking the post for himself and says the group backs Oscar Rock for the job while opposing Joseph Frailey Fort Madison for U S district attorney.
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iHy United Press
Des Moines
R. N. Holsapple
Iowa Antisaloon League
Hotsappie
Oscar Rock
Joseph Frailey
Fort Madison
United States
Chariton Coal Kills Self After Wife Wounded
Joe Tarella, 23, a Chariton coal miner, shot and killed himself at his home in Tipperary after firing twice at his wife, who escaped with a shoulder wound. Police say he may have suffered a mental breakdown from worry over remitting money to relatives in Italy.
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Associated Press
Chariton
Joe Tarella
Tipperary
Here
Iti
Italy
Kansas Wheat Acreage Shrinks In 1 Year
Topeka April 22 The Kansas wheat acreage this year was estimated 6.2 percent lower than last year according to the state board of agriculture monthly crop report. The growing crop condition was placed at 8.8 percent versus 78.4 percent a year ago.
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United Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Leader tied to $500000 mail theft nabbed in Chicago
Postal inspectors identified Johal Laferty as a lead figure in the Union station mail robbery. He was held on $15,000 bond after an arrest at his Chicago home. Separately in Washington, J. H. Merceir Kansas livestock commissioner was recommended for the Interstate Commerce Commission by Senators Curtis and Capper after White House talks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johal Laferty
Union Station
Washington, D. C
J. H. Merceir
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Curtis and
Capper
White House
Wives Mis Ont Prosecute Indications on Indictment
Jersey City April 22 Indications today were that Herbert Thornton Andrews broker living here with two wives will not be indicted by the grand jury Neither of his wives will bring criminal action against him Also Vienna April 22 Jugoslav troops have occupied the islands of Lesina and Lissa off the Dalmatian coast Italians withdrawing from them, says a dispatch from Spalato
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Jersey City
N. J
Herbert Thornton Andrews
Srand
Froops
Associated Press
Vienna
Plan of National Re construction Seized in U S Mexico Revolt Plot
Government agents in San Antonio seized printed copies of the Plan of National Reconstruction a revolt blueprint for May 5 in Mexico. The document lists 203 former Carranza officials as sponsors and assigns Pablo Gonzales to lead the uprising to overthrow Obregon.
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United Press
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Carranza
Carrancistas
Pablo Gonzales
Obregon
Farm Bill Would Make Speculation In Foods A Felony
The National Farmers Union endorsed a bill to make speculation in farm commodities on futures exchanges a felony. The measure, to be introduced in Congress, would gain united support from cotton and grain members of the union.
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Farmers' Union
Congress
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Farmers Union Convention
Farmers Union
National Farmers Union
Harding
Industry
Agriculture and Labor
George P. Hampton
Farmers National Council
Charles Is. Barrett
National Union
Hampton
Barrett
Industrial Relations Commission
Senate Agriculture Committee
Capper
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Norris
Senate Committee
Senate Finance Committee
National Council of American Importers
Japan
House Appropriation Committee
House
Denby
Penrose
Senate
Washington
Bolsheviki Backing Sinn Fein Claims Stir Commons Debate
London April 22 Attorney General for Ireland Dennis Henry said evidence of a link between the Bolshevik government of Russia and the Sinn Fein movement in Ireland has been found. He told MPs he hoped to place the grievance before the House in a few days after replying to written questions by Sir William Davison.
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Associated Press
London
Russia
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Dennis Henry
William BH. Davison
House of Commons
Henry
Pioneer Nebraska newspaperman dies
William Jay, a pioneer Nebraska newspaper man, has died in Kansas City at the home of his son. Burial will be held in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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United Press
Kansas City
William
Jay
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Courier Delivery Cutoff Notice
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you do not receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 80 p m.
Jewelers Brother Held After Downtown Robbery
Leo Reingold, brother of a jewelry store proprietor, was arrested after a $235,000 robbery in a downtown store. The proprietor and another employee were tied in a private office as two bandits looted uncut diamonds and wallets. the loss was insured.
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Associated Press
Chiexws
Aupil AZ
Reingold
Leroy
Rochester
Oaleniaeten
Fechel
Leo Reingold
Present
Man Arrested for Threat to Bomb Bank in Le Mars
A man who gave the name D H Russell was held in the county jail in Le Mars Iowa after delivering a letter to the First National Bank demanding 50000 by 2 pm or the bank would be blown up. Police arrested him at the Brunswick hotel where he planned to collect the money. Officials describe him as 65 to 70 years old, well dressed, likely from Omaha, with a leather bag for the ransom. His sanity is to be investigated.
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Brunswick
Omaha
Russell
Iowa Home Maker debuts with 1000 copies at ISU
The first issue of the Iowa Home Maker, a monthly held by Iowa State College home economics undergraduates, circulated with 1000 copies. It aims to address domestic problems by offering expert advice from scientists and is largely student written.
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Associated Press
Ames
Iowa Home- Maker
Iowa State College
America
Iowa Home-Maker
Editor of Sioux City Journal Dies in Sioux City
Sioux City journalist George Davis, editor of the Sioux City Journal, died in Sioux City early today. He had previously worked with newspapers in Grand Forks, Devils Lake, and Minot, North Dakota. Babe Ruth hits his fourth home run of the season for the New York Yankees against Philadelphia, driving in Peckinpaugh as Rommel pitched.
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United Press
Sioux City
George Davis
Sioux City Journal
Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Minot
N. D
Babe
Gnitel Press
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
New York Yanks
Peckingpaugh
Rommel
Clyne watches borders after Haywood departure
United Press reports on April 22 that Justice Department operatives will guard U S borders for possible fleeing IWW members after IWW leader Big Bill Haywood was said to have arrived in Russia. Clyne orders checks on IWW prisoners due to begin terms Monday and bondsmen reliability.
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iBy
United Press
Chicago
United States
Department of Justice
Clyne
Big Bill" Haywood
Russia
Poison gas leaks from tank threaten Bound Brook area
In Bound Brook New Jersey April 22 poison gas from a Heminway chemical plant tank leaked when a plug failed. Three workers collapsed and residents fled after a 3 to 4 am fire alarm. Gas dispersed by dawn and volunteers with gas masks aided the cleanup as police searched for overlooked victims.
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Tinsted Press
Bound Brook
N. J
Heminway Chemical Company
Heminway
Joseph Bruzzo
Ile
Brusto
Janet Jackson Wins Irish Golf Championship Flight Title
Janet Jackson the Irish women’s golf champion won today’s championship medal play at Burhill England with 158 over 36 holes. Alexa Stirling American champion finished third with 161 two rounds while Cecil Leitch English champion totaled 160 for the two rounds earning second place.
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Associated Press
Burhill
England
Janet Jackson
Alexa Stirling
Lal
Cecil Leitch
Jhampion
Miss Stirling
Hines Announces Danube Shipping Plan After Trip
Danube traffic will be allocated among interested nations once Hungary ratifies the peace treaty. Walker D. Hines, American waterways administrator, returned from a three week inspection to the river mouth and met with Baltic and eastern European delegates, Queen Marie of Roumania, Regent Horthy, and King Boris of Bulgaria in Vienna. He planned further talks with Dr Michael Hainisch of the Austrian Republic.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Danube
Hungary
Walker D. Hines
Europe
Marie of
Mason City Youth Killed By Police in Owatonna Incident
Two brothers aged 20 and 17 were involved in a gun battle with officers at the Rok Inland station platform in Albert Lea after resisting arrest and alleged burglaries in Owatonna. One brother died after a hospital stay of three hours, the other wounded and believed maimed. Twenty seven shots were fired at close range. The fathers and mothers offered remarks blaming unemployment for the youths’ actions.
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Associated Press
Rinwenwaty
Wwe
Owatonna Ui
Leslie Kd- Weeey Monosi Tate
Hie
Herman
Albert Lea
Henry Edwards
Albert Law
Lockout in Chicago Threatens Building Trades on May Day
Chicago faces a building crafts lockout as builders demand a 20 percent cut for skilled labor and a 30 percent reduction for unskilled labor. An ultimatum warns of a May 1 stoppage if unions refuse. Arbitration boards meet today amid slim chances of compromise as over 100 million dollars in projects wait for lower costs.
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United Press
Chicago
Union Boards of Arbitration
City Credits Rise by 660 693 in 1921 Assessment
Cedar Falls records show total credits increased to 2 295 565 from 2 269 872 last year. City assessor Hans Grone completed the 1921 figures noting special money credits rose by 660 693, with the April 22 report.
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Cedar Falls
Hans Grone
British Mine Strike May Yet Be Settled
Prime Minister Lloyd George hosted a meeting with British mine owners and leaders of the Miners' federation on the coal situation. The conference adjourned at about 5 p m with progress seen, signaling a possible further meeting likely on Monday and promising weekend discussions to advance negotiations.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Miners’ Federation
Oelwein Shops to Put 900 Men Back
The Chicago Great Western shops in Oelwein will reopen Monday at 7 am restoring 900 idle workers after a three week closure. The workday will shift earlier from 7:30 am–4:20 pm to 7 am–4 pm.
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Oelwein Shops
Oelwein
Chicago Great Western
Dry drive closes Chicago saloons under injunction
Chicago, April 22. State Attorney General Edward J. Brundage won temporary injunctions from Federal Judge Kenesaw M. Landis to shut 8 percent of Chicago saloons as part of a new anti alcohol drive.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Edward J. Brundage
Kenesaw M. Landis
Germany Presses Reparations Reform New Proposals
Berlin reports Deutsche government insists on paying reparations "to the limit" and seeks new proposals. Foreign Minister von Simons defends correspondence with America and says US mediation not final refusal. Germany will present revised plans to Reichstag Saturday and notes a reconstruction offer for French devastation.
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Carl D. Groat
United Brexs
Berlin
von Simons
Teichstag
America
United States
Reichstag
Germany
Wilhelmstrasse
Teparations Commission
Paris
France
Great Britain
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Hughes
Allied
Hunt
Foreign Office
Loring Dressel
Simons
Dressel
Washington
McCormick
Europe
A. S
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
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