Moratorium for all banks in Japan empire decreed
In a desperate bid to avert general panic the Japanese privy council orders a 21 day moratorium restricting withdrawals to government payrolls and expenses under 500 yen. If needed, extensions could cover Korea and Formosa. Business will stall as stores face sharp declines. May 3 diet to convene a five day session to discuss finances.
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Japan
Ina
Japanese Privy Council
Korea
Formiosa
Diet
Shanghai
American jury opinions and civic notes on a week ahead
A column reflects on juries sparing women from convictions, cites a mock grim joke about American female violence, and shifts to Iowa conservation meetings at Dolliver State Memorial Park. It notes mild Midwest cold with expected warm relief, praises local dress critique of Sir Charles Higham, and ends with a dog bounty scam thwarted in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Conservation Association
Dolliver State Memorial Park
Fort Dodge
Coolidge Leads Newspaper Poll of 6.0 P. Choice
A nationwide poll of 200 Republican newspapers shows Coolidge as the likely nominee, with Hoover Lowden and Dawes as other top choices. Editors note strong support for Coolidge in New England and discuss third term prospects and prohibition enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
California
Express
Coolidge
The
Los Angeles Express
Hoover
Lowden
Dawes
Herbert Hoover
New “Haven
Iowa
A. Leavenworth
Kan
Utica
the Express
MccAdon
Middlewest
Ford defense seeks mistrial over juror conduct
Judge Raymond ordered a mistrial motion after juror Mrs Cora Hoffman allegedly talked too much during the Sapiro Ford libel case. Henry Ford’s attorneys argued misconduct as the basis for the ruling.
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Cora ‘Hoffman
Sapiro- Ford
Henry Ford
Raymond
Reed May Stay in Hospital for Several Days
Detroit April 22 Senator James A Reed was admitted to Henry Ford Hospital four days ago after an acute indigestion attack. Doctors diagnosed gall bladder inflammation as the cause and Reed, pale and weak, said he would stay in bed and not be in danger. Friends denied rumors of an operation.
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Detroit
James A. Reed
Henry Ford Hospital
Reed
Northeastern Iowa Music Contest Opens At West High
Hundreds of high school musicians from Grundy Center Independence Manchester La Porte City Toledo Vinton Dike Dysart Guttenberg Parkersburg Traer etc gather at West High School for the Northeastern Iowa Music contest. Girls glee clubs and chamber music events begin with judges from Iowa and Cornell College. the two day event is expected to draw about 1200 musicians over the opening sessions and tomorrow evening.
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Grundy Center
Independence
Manchester
la Porte City
Toledo
Vinton
Dike
Dysart
Guttenberg
Parkersburg
Traer
Iowa
Bidora
Marshalltown
Teachers Training ‘School
Oel‘wein
West High School
F. . Kendrie
University
Olive. Barker
Iowa State
College
John L. Conrad
Cornell College
Prisoner Slashes Throat After Refused Dope
In Council Bluffs Iowa April 92 INS John Green 28 Creston Indiana attempted to commit death by his own action in jail by slashing his wrists and throat Police said he became desperate when refused dope Physicians say he will recover Green and Homer Welsh Circle Springs Missouri were arrested two days ago as prowlers
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Council ‘Bluffs
INS
John. Green
Creston
Green
Homer Welsh
Circle Springs
Bomb Slams Front Windows Of Pickny Home
In Chicago on April 22 a bomb hurled from a speeding car shattered the front windows of Frank Pickny, a railway employee's dwelling, causing damage but no reported injuries.
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Chicago
Frank Pickny
Mexico Censors Cables After Death Plot, April 22
Mexico City reports government censorship of all cables amid rumors of a death plot against Mexican officials. Private dispatches from Mexico City to New York describe drastic measures and talk of sending large forces to quell rebels. Gen Obregon offers to return to active service to lead troops, while Elias departs for Chicago to join the presidential train escort at the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
INS
Mexico
United States
Dmvials
New York
Guadalajara
Calles
Verull Mans
Chicago
Shanghai Martial Law After Nanking Agitation
Shanghai officials declare martial law in the native city due to radical unionist agitation. Six radical leaders are executed in Lungwha. police conduct searches as streets are patrolled. Chiang Kai Shek pledges full indemnity for Nanking losses and seeks diplomacy over force to revise unequal treaties. Russian officers expelled. warrants issued for Wuhan leaders including Borodin. Gen Galen and other Russians dismissed from Chiang’s forces.
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Shanghai
Lungwha
1. N.S
Chiang Kai Shek
Nanking
International
Alfred de Crosse
DeCrosse
de Crosse
Wuhan
Michael Borodin
Hankow
Galen
Chiang
Chang Tso
Lin
Chang Tso-Lin
Sung Yat Sen
Shantung
Pukow
Shanshai
Chen
Peking
AINS
Eugene Chen
Lockhart
Washington
D.C
China
Paris
France
Great Britain
Briand
Short Interviews With Home Folks
W Trosper linotype operator returns to Florida from Waterton to care for family at 110 Henry Court Florida. He notes Floridians kept courage amid talk of millionaires and a housing market that remains unsettled. he traveled by automobile from Chicago to Waterton then by train and drove through tornado wreckage in Wines.
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Florida
W. Trosper
Linotype Depetator
Henry Court
Ployida
Trosper
Waterton
Chicagoa
Tie
Wines
Murder Trial at Courthouse Amid Emotional Courtroom Scene
In Long Island City on April 22 as Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray face murder charges, the courtroom saw tears from Mrs. Snyder and a moving near death march tune. Jurors begin to form with seven chosen and a full verdict likely by nightfall. trial coverage continues.
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Long Island’ City
Josephine. Brown
Ruth Brown
Snyder
Gadeyed
Longs-Island
INS
Talesmen
Ruths Snyder
Henry
Judd
Gray
Townsend
Scudder
Albert
Gardener
Snyder-Gray
Albert Snyder
Josephine Brown
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Wolf Bounty Claim From Police Dog Hide
In Council Bluffs on April 22 SANS ben loyd presented a claim for a ten dollar bounty on a wolf hide. Later Leeds neighbor Walter Pate appeared and claimed the hide as that of his police dog believed shot by Leeds by mistake for a wolf.
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Nok
Council Bluff
Council Bluffs
Lale
Apri
Air Mail Pilot 18 Killed in Storm Near Bryan Indiana
Cleveland dispatch reports air mail pilot John Milazzo of Cleveland was killed when his plane crashed about 60 miles west of Bryan Indiana while en route from Chicago to Cleveland. Officials said the wreckage caught fire and the plane and its mail cargo were destroyed. Milazzo reportedly left Chicago at 10 45 p m and encountered a heavy snowstorm near Goshen Indiana before attempting a landing at Bryan.
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Cleveland
John ‘J
Milazzo
Topeka
Chicago
Air
Goshen
Ind
Bryan, .C
Milatza
Bryan
Ice Forms Across Area On April Twenty Second
Ice up to five sixteenths of an inch formed on open vessels outdoors as temperatures dropped to near zero. Some car owners drained alcohol early while steam radiators showed the cold snap. Light coats replaced lighter garments as winter's late return threatened.
Charges Against Rosie Dismissed for Auto Parts Theft Case
Charges of purchasing stolen automobile parts from Larry DeRouse confessed auto thief and preferred by police against Morris Rosenbloom owner of Rosies Auto Laundry at Sixth Street West were dismissed. The $300 bond set by Judge J.C. Beem of municipal court was returned to the defendant.
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de Rouse
Uuto
Morris Rosenbloom
Rosie
Sixth Street West
J.C. Beem
Municipal Court
Rosenbloom
Paper delivery deadline and fallback notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5:30 o'clock. If you do not receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 5100 for a replacement copy. Phone calls should reach this office before 6:30 p.m.
Cabinet Members to Aid Red Cross in Relief Work
Washington April 22 AP three navy hydro airplanes from Pensacola were ordered to the lower Mississippi flood area to help move persons. President Coolidge appointed four cabinet members Mellon Davis Wilbur and Hoover to cooperate with the Red Cross, with the Red Cross retaining control of relief efforts and the cabinet mobilizing government agencies.
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Washington, D. C
Pensacola
Mississippi River
Washington D. C
Coolidge
Red Cross
Mellon
Davis
War Department
Wilbur
Hoover
Red Grass
Cabine
They
Navy
Coolidge Calls for Aid as Mississippi Flood Refugees Rise
Washington April 22 President Coolidge issued a proclamation calling for aid for sufferers in the Mississippi river flood area. He noted the task of caring for refugees and urged immediate additional funds. The Red Cross and government agencies must expand relief as more than 75 000 refugees need support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Conlide
Mississippi
Coolidge
Freehold mother sentenced to 10 years for killing daughter
Mrs. Cheistine Stoble of Freehold was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her 16 year old daughter who was found holding a newborn baby. Justice Frank Lloyd handed down a 10 year prison term after a trial that lasted parts of three days with jurors debating insanity at the time of the act. The mother claimed a foggy mind after discovering the girl on the cellar floor. The case noted no dispute over the act itself.
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England
Freehold
Cheistine “Stoble
Mussolini Sets Labor Rules In Plan To Harmonize Capital
Rome April 22 Mussolini unveils the Cart Del Laboro a rules package to align capital and labor for state needs. It upholds private enterprise as essential, limits state interference to scarce need and sets wages, rest days, and safety duties to protect workers while ensuring industrial efficiency. The 30 point document emphasizes nation above all and subordinate interests guiding production.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Carta del Laboro
Carta del Labore
Relief contributions requested for Baxterc appeal
An administrative correction on expenses is noted. Contributions for relief may be sent to Mr. Cropper and will be promptly forwarded to headquarters.
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Sippr
Vrands
Baxterc
Mississippi valley flood crisis prompts federal aid requests
Mississippi governors and river city leaders seek federal troops to aid rescue and relief as thousands are marooned by floodwaters and disease spreads. Refugees flood Memphis with more than a thousand homeless housed while weather improves, easing some danger across the valley.
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Mississippi
Louis
Texarkana
Pine” Brift
Jefferson County
Arkansas Levee
Knowton
Ark
Pettyville
Little Rock
Mississippi Valley
Memphis
Tenn
St. Francia
Neste Mentee Rim
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Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Sir Charles Higham
President Coolidge
America
Charles
Waterloo
P. Choice
London
Mark Sullivan
H. S
Kai Shek
Canton
M. Boro
Din
Kankow
Margaret. Gray
Police
Dog’ S. Hide
San Welice
George
Idelita
Martin
Havana
Mussolini
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