Spotlight on Ellis Island plan to end immigration checks
In Washington discussions aim to shift immigrant screening to American consulates abroad. The change would cut congestion at Liberty Island and save about 1,000,000 dollars annually. Also notes Rath Packing's new 150000 dollar administration building and its growth since 1892, George Paish warns France’s troubles could spark a world crisis, and other brief items from Washington to Salt Lake City.
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Death in the Storm as Homeric Fails to Save Raifuku Maru
On board the White Star liner Homeric, the crew witnessed the sinking of the Japanese freighter Raifuku Maru after a dramatic race through mountainous seas. Chief Radio Operator Tomlinson recounted how lifeboats were unusable, liferafts failed, and the sinking ship claimed the captain and crew.
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New York
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John Roberts
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Almost Deathless Wars Predicted by U S Chemical Chief
Omaha April 22. Gen Amos A Fries, head of the U S Army chemical warfare service, said wars may be waged without massive loss of life. He warned chemical methods would aim to incapacitate cities and peoples rather than destroy them, reflecting a shift toward preserving human life in future warfare.
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Red Cross Relief Drive For Cananea Fire Victims
Relief efforts led by the Red Cross began in Douglas Arizona for Cananea Mexico after a large fire destroyed much of the mining town’s business district. Over 200 homes were wiped out and property losses are estimated at 200000 with three fourths insured as homeless miners and families seek shelter in churches schools and remaining homes.
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Boycott Voted Over Prince of Wales Visit by African Congress
In Johannesburg on April 22 the African native congress voted to boycott the Prince of Wales visit in response to Bloemfontein shootings the previous day. A proclamation urged natives to refrain from welcoming the royal party though the measure was not seen as broadening to the wider population. Four natives were killed when police fired on striking workers at Bloemfontein Monday night.
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Police Search Town for Escaped Slayers in California
Sacramento police conducted mass patrols across residential districts under orders to shoot to kill at first resistance as they hunted escaped San Quentin murderers Joe Tanko and Floyd Hall. The suspects reportedly shot Patrolman Glyde Nunn yesterday and are believed to have killed at least one person and robbed several others since their escape.
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Akagi Launches At Kure Naval Arsenal In Japan
Tokio April 22 The air lane carrier Akagi one of the largest in the world was launched today at the Kure naval arsenal The vessel will weigh 26 600 tons measure 763 feet in length and reach speeds of 23 knots per hour The ship is slated for commissioning in 1927.
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Immigration reform plans probe Ellis Island role
Washington April 22 The Labor Department weighs abroad medical and other inspections for immigrants at American consulates and possibly at embarkation points to end Ellis Island operations. Proposals include shipboard exams during voyage and using Ellis Island only as a deportation concentration point, with cost savings cited, alongside broader agency cooperation and streamlined procedures for family reunifications.
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Churchill offers cabinet plan for Britton tax cut
London April 22 Winston Churchill presented budget proposals to the British cabinet with Premier Stanley Baldwin presiding. The chancellor of the exchequer outlined plans likely to cut income tax by at least one shilling in the pound, aiming to ease national taxation pressure while aligning with Navy supporters.
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Gas Men Open Meet by Delegates From Five States
The twentieth annual convention of the Iowa District Gas association opens in Cedar Rapids with more than 200 delegates from Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota and Minnesota. The nominating committee meets to authorize officers for submission at the afternoon session. Prominent industry men from the five states attend, and a schedule of technical addresses is planned. The annual banquet is set for tomorrow night.
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Thad Courier Delivery Deadline Notice
The Courier requires delivery to your home before 5 20. If you do not receive the paper by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Survivor of Custer Massacre Dies in Sumner
Colonel EB Burke, Civil War valor medal recipient and survivor of the Custer massacre, dies at 84 in Sumner, Iowa. Forty years a resident of Sumner area, he served 17 years in the U S Army, with notable actions at Hartsville, Champion Hills, Vicksburg, and Fort Gibson among others. Survived by eight children and his wife, funeral at Immaculate Conception Church in Sumner Friday at 1 a.m.
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Legion Wins Fight for Sunday Circus
Des Moines April 22 Argonne Post of the American Legion will hold its patriotic circus as scheduled Sunday April 26. The Des Moines city council granted unanimous consent and the Des Moines Ministerial association, which opposed the circus on divine and state laws grounds, has withdrawn its objections.
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Governor Proclaims May 1 as Arbor Day in Iowa
In an executive proclamation Governor Hammill designated May 1 as Arbor Day for Iowa. He urged planting more trees and shrubs and called on schools and communities to observe the day appropriately.
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King Alfonso Assesses Spain Amid Sword Peril
In an interview cited by French writers Serome and Tharaud, King Alfonso says Spain enjoys tranquil conditions under the military directory and notes only a handful of professional politicians oppose it. He stresses the Parliament question hinges on its ability to defend against the Soviet concept of life, warning that a sword outline exists nearly everywhere.
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Degn Tharaud
Missing High School Girl Seeks Shelter Near Home
Lena Hunter, 14 year old student from Thomas Jefferson High School, disappeared yesterday and reappeared exhausted at a family's door near the Hunter home. She was hospitalized in serious condition and has not yet explained her absence.
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Coppers Deploy Cameras to Gather Rum Evidence
Des Moines police booze squad adopts cameras to obtain pictorial evidence against vendors. Officers plan to lie in wait and photograph vendors as they visit their liquor stacks, aiming to document illicit sales.
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Cummins Slams Critics Of Gov Policy In Broad Terms
Ames April 22 Senator Albert Cummins told the chamber of commerce that critics who attack government policy in general terms are wrong. He cited Senator Borah’s Chicago address as glittering generalities and urged proof before condemning legislation or policies. Cummins warned against dismantling bureaus or curtailing their powers without solid justification.
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Sapiro Names Ford in 1,000,000 Libel Suit
Aaron Sapiro files a libel suit in U S district court claiming Dearborn Publishing and Henry Ford defamed his character with articles alleging he is part of a conspiracy of Jewish bankers seeking world food market control. The suit seeks damages around 1.6 million.
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Anti Klansman Wins in Quiet Herrin Vote
Herrin Illinois April 22 Marshall McCormick known as the reformed klansman was Herrin's new mayor tabulations showed McCormick former coal miner and active klansman who has deserted klan ranks was elected yesterday over the Klan candidate Tom Welty by 199 votes No violence of any kind was reported Washington D C April 22 The post office department will welcome any effort by Henry Ford and his associates to improve air transportation Postmaster General New paid today
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Jugo Slavs Deny Plans to Invade Bulgaria
Belgrade based international service reports the Jugo Slavic government rejected rumors of an invasion of Bulgaria. The statement denies any intent to march an army into Bulgaria to quell revolts and occupies fears. Rumors linked to Vienna sources claimed Bulgarian upheavals aimed to trigger civil war as a pretext for occupation. Diplomatic chatter also noted possible royal exodus arrangements in Bucharest if needed.
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Wheeler Defense Opens Amid Testimony In Washington Trial
Senator Burton Wheeler defended himself in a Montana trial charging illegal influence with Interior Department matters. He denied meeting key witness George Hagen and outlined his New York and Washington movements with Wheeler associates, as prosecutors press for witnesses to counter Hayes's testimony. The case involves Gordon Campbell and Edwin Booth, with Supreme Court demurrer filed to quash indictments.
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Montana
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Col Coolidge Seeks Medical Aid in City
Col John Coolidge father of the president elect is going to Boston for medical observation for an ailment believed to be kidney trouble in Portsmouth Vermont. The move was learned today.
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