Indiana Senate race looms as independents could decide
Indianapolis dispatch notes a cautious Indiana Republican primary between New and Beveridge with fears of alienating independent voters. Party workers seek a candidate who can win in November, weighing Beveridge’s appeal to independents against internal party loyalties.
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Mark Sullivan
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
New
Beveridge
Friends of New
Ming
Alaska
Senate
Oivo
Cohumr
Iowa
Courier Delivery Time and Replacement Policy
The Courier aims to deliver before 5 30. If a paper is not received by that time due to carrier error or other causes call 8330 before 6 30 p.m. and a replacement copy will be sent.
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Koy
Grandmothers Plan 266 Mile Walk From St Paul to Sioux City
Two 60 year old St Paul grandmothers, Mrs. Mary McKee and Mrs. Clara Morris, plan a 266 mile walk to Sioux City visiting relatives. They start today and expect to reach by May 15 if weather allows at least 20 miles daily. Morris will visit her daughter in Sioux City.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Sioux City
Mary McKee
Clara Morris
Morris
Rehabbiting plant boosts business amid high freight costs
The All States Rehabbiting service reports a 59 percent business rise at its north Fourth Street East factory opened last July in the former Ploughmag Tractor site. Fifteen workers currently produce bearings rehabbed for autos, trucks, and tractors as freight rates keep shipments costly, delaying full recovery.
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All- States
Fourth Street East
Plough- Mag Tractor Company
Atl
United States
New York
Anti Red Russians Arrested in Genoa with Hotel Plans
Five Russians including Boris Slavinkoff, once Kerenski’s secretary, were arrested in Genoa after Slavinkoff arrived with a forged passport. Police found a plan of the hotel used by the Russian soviet delegation staying there. Slavinkoff has acted as liaison between France and Bolshevik military leaders since the Russian revolution.
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Associated Press
London
Kerenski
Boris Slavinkoff
Genoa
Slavinkoff
Russia
Autobolsheviki
Lloyd George
Mary Landon Baker Still Plans June Weybridge Wedding
Miss Mary Landon Baker tells International News Service she and fiancé Alister McCormick expect to marry in Weybridge England in June. She notes no exact date has been set and references recent headlines about her past marriage delays.
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Paris
Weybridge
England
Chicago
Mary Landon Baker
International News Service Today
Rue de la Paix
Alister McCormick
Pope Moves to Save Genoa Conference
The pope expresses grave concern over the Genoa conference nearing failure and plans diplomatic intervention. He has sent a representative to Genoa to urge a strong effort toward achieving the conference’s aims.
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Rome
Genoa
Weather Report From Charles City List Of Towns
A 1922 weather bulletin notes conditions across Albert Lea Minn Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribani Reinn La Crosse Masors City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Water town Waverly. Main roads very rough with fair skies tonight and frost likely tonight in parts.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cesar Rapids
Davenport
Dee Moines
Dubuque
Faribani
Reinn
la Crosse
Wis
Masors City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Watertow
Waverly
War Declared by Chinese Provinces War Declared by Chinese Leaders
Wu Pei Fu, central China's strong man, issued a war declaration against Chang Hsueh-liang. The manifesto names six provinces and warns foreign legations against assistance to the enemy. Battle lines form 90 miles south of Peking as Chang is labeled pro Japanese. Marines move from Manila to protect American interests amid rising tensions.
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Cheng Chow Ho
China
Wu Pei Fu
Chang
Hey Lin
Cina
Shantung
Peking
Griffiths Biggest Film Picture to Be Produced in Britain
London April 26 David Wark Griffith announced aboard the Homeric he will produce his biggest picture in England with British capital. He said the film will spread the message of universal love and propagate eternal peace.
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London
David Wark
Griffith
England
Britain
Paper Mill Workers Threaten to Strike May 1
New York April 26. Nearly 500000 paper mill workers plan to strike May 1 if wage cut demands are not withdrawn. I T Carey, president of the International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, told F J Carlisle, a mill owners’ representative, that the workers rejected wage cut proposals by an overwhelming vote.
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New York
Paper Mill Owners of
America
I. T. Carey
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill
F. J. Carlisle
Miss Farwell to Testify in Hartwell Murder Trial
In Madison on April 26 Miss Alice Farwell 52 will testify as the star witness in the murder trial of her brother Hartwell. The long familiar Dane county couple were farm leaders and Alice’s romance with farm hand Phil Hosten adds a hidden motive to the case. Hartwell once served as Windsor Congregational church trustee and the lovers kept their affair secret, meeting nightly in the orchard.
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Madison
Wis
Alice Farwell
Hartwell
Talmance
Farwell
Phil Hosten
Frank L. Gilbert
Gilbert
Wisconsin
Farwells
Dane County
Alice
Vienna
Windsor Congregational Church
Alice Lover
Phil
Armed factions clash as Mullingar battles persist
Free Staters and republicans fight through the night in Mullingar as truce talks fail to settle southern Ireland hostilities. Post offices were raided, six rebels captured, and both sides fortified key buildings amid looming negotiations between Michael Collins and Sir James Craig.
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London
Ulster
Irish Free Estate
Dublin
Free State
Exchange Telegraph
Gaiall
Michael Colling
James Craig
North
Ireland
Tan
Mullingar
Belfast
Lahorites
Griffith
Valera
General McKeown
Craig Collins
Deadlock
de Valera
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Opinions Handicap to Getting Small Jury
A Lake County circuit court resumed the Governor Len Small trial with 100 jurors screened. only four remained. Biased opinions among talesmen hinder jury selection, making the process notably difficult.
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Waukegan
Len Small
Lake County
Talesmen
President May Camp Out in Muir Woods
President Harding plans a summer coast visit and will camp out in Muir Woods near San Francisco. Arrangements at the army quartermaster depot will furnish tents for the presidential party in Marin county.
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Muir Woods
San Francisco
Harding
Pacific Coast
California
Marin County
Army Quartermaster
Red Plot to Kill President Millerand Unearthed in Tunis
United Press reports a planned assassination of French President Millerand in Tunis. Four communists were arrested as police reveal a gang aimed to attack the president upon his arrival this week.
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Red
President Millerand
United Press
Tunis
Millerand
France
Republic
Harvard survey predicts continued business rise and price uptick
Harvard economic service reports continued improvements in business and rising wholesale prices, with production up from 1921 lows. February output in key industries grew one third from the low point, March shipments at a high since 1926, signaling prospects for prosperity and higher prices for raw materials and finished goods. Europe remains a large buyer of U.S. cotton, wheat, copper, and other products.
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The
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Economic Service
Iin
Europe
Floods Drown 20000 Acres Of Iowa Farm Land In Break
Flood waters of the Mississippi broke through near a point north of Turtington flooding about 20 000 acres in cultivation. Residents fled for safety as the river crest caused widespread damage. Officials report thousands of dollars in losses with few details available and no casualties reported so far.
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Turtington
Muratore on Verge of Nervous Collapse
Chicago reports that tenor Muratore of the Chicago Grand Opera company is near physical collapse. His wife Lina Cavalieri says he must quit singing and seek country quiet and air. His health stems from an appendicitis operation two months earlier and strain from a clash with Miss Mary Garden, who resigned as director of the opera association.
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Chicago
Jucien Muratore
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Mme. Muratore
Lina Cavallieri
Muratore
Mary Garden
The
Opera Association
Police Officer Fatally Shoots Detectives in Alabama Dispute
In Anniston Alabama April 26 Policeman Marshall Welch shot to death city detectives Joseph J Holliday and C B Hurst after a dispute He then drove the car to an undertaker and surrendered at the county jail Welch says he shot Holliday in self defense and Hurst was accidentally killed
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Anniston
Ala
Joseph J. Holliday
C. B. Hurst
Marshall Welch
Welch
Holliday
Hurst
Plan for a Billionaire-Free U S A Arrives in Riga
A group calling for a second U S A without Rockefellers Morgans or Garys plans to aid Russia on a Siberian mission. The American workers bound for Moscow arrived en route in Riga and will travel on a special Soviet supplied train. A Moscow welcome committee led by Bill Haywood awaits the party.
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Riga
Russia
U.S. A
Rockefellers
Morgans
Garys
Moscow
Siberia
Bill Haywood
jParty
Baseball scores for National and American leagues today
The National League games show New York 0, Philadelphia 2 in the third. Brooklyn 6, Boston 1 in the third. St. Louis 0, Cincinnati 6 in the first. Pittsburgh at Chicago. In the American League Philadelphia 9, New York 2. Boston 2, Washington 7 in the second. Chicago 3, Cleveland 3 in the fifth. An ad note appears at the end.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Petruit
Fort Worth Flood Toll Tops One Million
City of Fort Worth surrounded by flood waters from Trinity River as rescue teams search submerged areas. Twenty eight dead and property damage estimated at one million dollars as waters recede. Red Cross reports relief operations ongoing and no outside aid needed.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Niemanuana
Newswire
Tex
Trinity River
Pike
Immedijate
Reeve D Win
Missing Seaplane Santa Maria Found Near Nassau
The seaplane Santa Maria, missing since Monday on a Key West to Nassau flight with six aboard, has been found at Wilson Island. A Havana wireless message at 11:30 a.m. said passengers were taken to Nassau by small boat while the pilot and mechanic remained with the plane. The boat was short of gas.
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Mijami
Fla
Santa Maria
Key West
Nassau
Wilson Island
Havana
Albert C. Reed
Court Orders Bond for Child's Support in Lincoln
Rev. Thomas Hindel remains jailed in default of bond after a jury found him the father of Miss Marvel Cole's baby. Miss Cole testified their relationship began when he was a theological student and they met at a church where Hindel carried a key. The report notes another girl from the same liaison later became Hindel's wife.
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Lincoln
Neb
Thomas Hindel
Miss Marvel Cole
Hindel
Miss Cole
yMias Cole
Tokio Earthquake Leaves Casualties and Wide Damage
A strong quake hit Tokio causing at least three deaths and two injuries. Millions of yen in property damage expected as major buildings including the imperial palace moat wall and the American embassy kitchen suffered damage. The tremor, lasting about two minutes just before 10 am, rattled the city and shook the Orient's largest building erected by George Fuller.
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Tokio
Oprus
Oliver Quarters
Orient
George Fuller
Second Burch Trial Moves Swiftly in Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch stands trial for the second time in Los Angeles over the Kennedy murder as crowds gather and testimony proceeds. Witnesses presented cross examined accounts after about eight hours, with expectations of continued rapid progress. In Cleveland, Waller Krellan, jailed for freight war robberies in Wisconsin, was sent to a federal prison to serve a seven year term.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Cat
Cleveland
Waller’ Krellan
Jannsville
Wis
Anamosa
iTu
Genoa Conference In Jeopardy Over Russian Policies
Seven key questions will be asked of Russia at Genoa as allied powers push for clear replies on Soviet proposals. Disagreement over basis for discussion and Polish-Russian tensions heighten risk of conference failure. France and Britain weigh independent action if terms aren’t met.
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Genoa
Russia
Livyu George
Tehitcherin
Transportation Commission
Financial Subdivision
Poland
Germany
Soviet
Altho
Barthow
Inday
Lioyd George
France
Associated Press
London
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
the Times
Iis Press
Daily Mail
Tisister
Ruhr
Westminster Gazette
Europe
Great Britain
Poincare
Gake
Wwe
Modern Lutheran minister decries preaching trends
Rev. C. J. Segertammer of St. Louis warned Iowa Lutheran ministers against modern tendencies in preaching and entertainers who aim for popularity. He cited radio-using pastors and Sundays spent on golf links as contrary to the true calling. He spoke at a pastoral conference in Des Moines ahead of the Evangelical Lutheran Augsbur g Synod meeting.
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Des Moines
Browning
C. J. Segertammer
St. Louis
Lutheran Ministers of
Iowa
Segerhammer
Evangelical Lartheran
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