Beveridge Camps In Indiana As Conservative Candidate
In Indiana Beveridge presents a conservative platform aimed at reducing bureaus, merging interstate commissions, and lowering taxes. He stresses prosperity plans, non bloc politics, and business-friendly policy while noting strong anti government sentiment and farm tax pressures influencing voters ahead of the May primaries. Senator New is touted as Harding’s ally and favored for the organization vote though outcomes hinge on turnout.
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Mark Sullivan
Indianapolis
Ind
Congress
Beveridge
Indiana
Enator Beveridge
Camaign
Interstate Commerce Commission
Raiload Labor Board
Wall Street
New
Harding
Washington
Senator New
President Harding
Harting
Republican Party
Thiddtehnen
Risa
Deschanel dies after illness ends long France career
Paul Eugene Deschanel former president of France and twice president of the chamber of deputies died at 76 from pneumonia. He had resigned due to illness never fully recovering, ending a brief presidency in 1920. Paris reports also detail a Russian marriage controversy involving Anatase Konsiatsky and Mme Lienhoff Van Biatsky with letters suggesting motive and possible bigamy action not pursued.
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Paria
Paul Eugene Deschanel
France
M. Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
United Press
Paris
Anatase Konsiatsky
Reazo-Stephens
Yalta
Mme Lienhoff van Biatsky
Vansiatsky
Pole
Ream
New York
Mrs. Stephens
Vomnsiatsky
Bomb Kills Three Leaves 14 Orphans and Three Widows
Awoko, Pa April 28 Three nonunion workers were killed and another injured when a bunkhouse near the Patterson mine of the Kiski valley Coal company was dynamited early today. Seven men were sleeping in a single room when a bomb was driven through a window according to state police. Stanley Menke 30 leaves a widow and four children Andrew Bornsiak 25 leaves a widow and three children Frank Ridgski 50 leaves a widow and seven children.
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Awoko
Patterson
Kiskivalley Coal Company
Stanley Menke
Andrew Bornsiak
Frank Ridgski
Dry agents kill farmer in raid near San Antonio
Frat Payton a 28 year old farmer died from wounds after dry agents and three men exchanged a gun battle during a raid on a place near San Antonio where bootleggers were reported to deliver 6% gallons of liquor. Payton was unarmed and no liquor was found.
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San Antonio
Tex
Payton
Here
Lenine Undergoes Successful Shoulder Operation
International News Wire reports from Moscow on April 28 that Nikolai Lenine's operation was entirely successful. Dr Burghardt, a German specialist, removed a dumdum bullet from Lenine's right shoulder, placed there by a would be assassin in 1918.
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International
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Burghardt
Lady Astor Plans Chicago Talk for May Fifteenth
Lady Astor will visit Chicago May 15 to address the League of Women Voters, announced by her secretary. After Chicago she plans to go to Toronto.
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Lady Astor
Chicago
Washington
League of Women Voters
Astor
Toronto
Factory Fire Could Cost $200,000 in Urnn Massachusetts
A fire in Urnn Massachusetts today largely destroyed two factories and several smaller buildings. Damage was estimated at about $200,000 as investigators began assessing the scene and determining the cause.
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Urnn
Mass
Baseball Today National League and American League Scores
National League results include New York defeating Boston and Philadelphia tying Brooklyn in a 6 inning or later game. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh while St Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at St Louis were listed with additional notes. American League shows Boston 0 New York 4 and Washington 1 Philadelphia 1 with Chicago 4 Detroit 2.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Lewis
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Explosion damages Canadian coal mine during union strike
An explosion in Drumheller Alberta destroyed the Drumheller and Callis mine power plant and tipple, causing about 260000 in damage. Miners at Callis mine had been on strike for weeks amid threats of further destruction. Fire following the blast was stopped within 100 feet of 100 tons of explosives.
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Drumheller
Alberta
Drumheller & Co
Callis
Callie
Harding to receive Senate bonus bill compromise plan
Washington April 28 The senate bonus bill will be laid before President Harding for his approval after the finance committee acts Senator Greeeny Indiana announced today Soon after Harding returns to Washington Watson McCumber and Smoot will seek his approval of their compromise bonus plan which they say eliminates features of the house bill Harding objected
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Washington
PD. C
Senate
Harding
Finance Committee
Greeeny
Indiana
Watson
McCumberi
Smoot
Prosperity Sign as 3000 Freight Cars Bought
Chicago and Northwestern railroad awarded contracts to build 3000 new freight cars at about 6 million dollars. Delivery scheduled within four months.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Speculators React As Naval Oil Reserve Leased
Washington April 28 An advance tip to New York stock traders said the government leased the Wyoming naval oil reserve to a private company causing a surge of over 39.6 million dollars in three days. Senator La Follette called for senate hearings into the Sinclair oil deal and the private leasing, accusing Secretary Fall of using cabinet influence and naval officers being reassigned to oppose the policy.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
New York Stock Exchange
Goverment
Wyoming Naval Oil Reserve Ta’ la
Fall and Denby
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconiin
Senate
Senate Public Lands
Sinclair
California
la Follette
Fall
Harding
French Chairman in Row Over Genoa Plan
Divergence grows between the French delegation at Genoa and Paris. Louis Harthou seeks two days in Paris to confer with Premier Poincare, while France resists a Genoa summit and presses for firm German reparations and Russia debt actions. Conciliatory currents form among delegates as France faces domestic pressure and European alignment concerns.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Paris
Louis Harthou
Premier Poin- Cara
M. ‘Barthon
Paris Tomor
Poincare
Ge- Hoa
Icomea
Russia
Germany
France
Lloyd George
Western
Europe
Premier Paincare
M. Barthou
Koyeo
Barthou
Premier Poincare
United Press
Belgium
Bolsheyiki
Delivery deadline notice for Courier paper service
The Courier is to be delivered before 5 30. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Floods Endanger 12 000 In Mississippi Delta
Reports from Vicksburg note twelve thousand people cut off in Issaquena county by backwater from a Mississippi river levee break. Valley Park and surrounding towns face rising water trapping hundreds, while Natchez, Clayton, and Lake St John in Louisiana seek aid. In nearby parishes, six thousand evacuees concentrate near Jana Sicily Island and Followay as Red Cross aids distribution. Fort Worth reports 45 missing with 3 bodies recovered. officials expect most missing will be found alive amid displaced families and ongoing relief efforts.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Issaquena County
Valley Park
Natchez
Clayton
Lake St. John
Concordia Parish
Catahoula
Concordia
Mississipni
Jana
Sicily
Island
Fotloway
Red Cross
Fort Worth
Dena
Tex
Red: Cross
Widow of Nurse's Victim Confined After Trial Strain
New York April 28. Mrs Eilis Guy Kinkead widow of Olivia Stone's victim was placed in a strait jacket at Kings County Hospital. The widow, calmed by years of worry, attacked the electric chair pursuit and her mind snapped after Stone's acquittal. Doctors report she recalls Cincinnati life but not the tragedy of her husband’s death.
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New York
Jong
Eilis Guy Ninkead
Olivia Stone
King’s County Hospital
Stone-Kinkead
King's County
Forest flames menace town in Hazleton strike
A forest fire raged on Broad Mountain between Manchebank and Hudsondale last night, destroying property and timber worth a fortune and now threatening the village of Tansfri. Fire officials blame careless sportsmen for starting the blaze.
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Hazleton
Broad Mountain
Manchebank
Hudsondale
Tansfori
City Council Orders Whiskers for All Men in City
Sacramento officials pass emergency whiskers ordinance requiring all male residents to grow facial hair through the Days of ’49 celebration ending May 28. A kangaroo court is created to handle disputes over whisker sharing between today and closure.
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Sacramento
Cal
New Bryan Quiz May Cost Professor 100
Morgantown April 28 Five new questions posed by William Jennings Bryan affect whether Dr. F G Spangler of West Virginia University will accept a $100 reward for answering Bryan questions on evolution. He says he will refuse to answer final questions about ape descent miracles virgin birth and Christ’s appearance after resurrection.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
William Jennings &Ryan
F. G. Spangler
West Virginia University
Bryan
Congressmen Take Up Flood Relief Plan
Representatives in congress from the Mississippi Valley flood area met in Washington to discuss relief measures and outline a policy of flood prevention through legislative action. They planned a program of reclamation and the enactment of measures intended to avert future floods, and considered whether to seek immediate relief from Congress.
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United Presa
Washington, D. C
Congress
Migsigsioni Valley
Weather Summary for Minnesota and Iowa Towns 1922
Weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau lists towns including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Faribault Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterlooo and Waverly. Noting fair to mostly cloudy conditions in the west portion with frost probable in the northeast tonight and little temperature change tomorrow.
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U.S. Department Or Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cefar Rapida
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Bea Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshallstown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Link Klan With Los Angeles Outrages
Los Angeles April 28 Conference aims to unpanel a grand jury to investigate Ku Klux Klan activities in Los Angeles county. District attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine and a superior court judge lead the inquiries as officials review seized documents from Coburns headquarters. Evidence includes names of Los Angeles residents, other county members, and widespread Klan enrollment among police and clergy.
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Associated Proas
Los Angeles
Cnt
Kuplax Klan
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Superior Court
Sheriff's Office
Documenta
Regia
Wordlerday
W. S. Coburn
Sersonal Poblfy
Pacific Domain
Kolghia
Ko Kluy Klan
Woolwine
Klan
Woolwing
Aeizures
Kian
Grand Doblin Coburn
Offen
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
California
District Attorney's
Ku Klux Kien Lista
Grand Goblin
Tig
Acetylene Blast Injures Ten at Fisher Body Detroit Plant
Ten men were seriously hurt and $25,600 in damage occurred at the Fisher Body west side plant in Detroit. An explosion followed a workman discarding an exhausted acetylene tank and neglecting the valve. A new tank was substituted. gas remaining in the used cylinder ignited, blowing workers clear, bringing down shafting and machinery, and shattering most of the windows in the welding department.
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Detroit
Oebisat
West Aide
Fisher Body Company
Leigh Lynch
Women whip man accused of slander in Kansas
Lawrence Kansas April 28 Ben Prior nursed severe bruises today after being whipped by Mrs. W C Weston and Mrs. Charles Shaddy as Shaddy watched. They claimed Prior had insulted them and invited him for an auto ride on a secluded road where whips were used and he complied with their demand to “take his medicine.”
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Lauwrence
Kan
Ben Prior
W. C. Weston
Charles Shaddy
Prior
J. M. Strong
United Presbyterian Church
Kitts
Strong
J.T. Maley
Evanston
William.t. Hanna
B. M. Smith
The
Christian Church
Hoopeston
John H.lewman
Miss Hanna
William Hanna
John Cole
Danville
University of Illinois At Urbana
Cole
Gertrude
United Prean
Til
Gertrude Hanna
Parpage
Ffrom
Tinopeston
Hanna
Rush for Street Jobs as Grader Hits Hooch
Hay Springs Nebraska April 25 street commissioners report an overflow of applications for street jobs. Graders yesterday unearthed a large cache of rare oft whisky in the middle of a street.
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Hooch
Hay Springs
Neb
I Street
Fail Labor Board Fight for Powers Up to Daugherty
Chicago April 28 First steps in the railways labor board to retain powers will be taken Monday when Ben W Hooper newly elected chairman and former Chairman R M Barton confer at Washington with Attorney General Daugherty and Solicitor General Beck The meeting follows a federal judges restraining order against public censure of the Pennsylvania railroad over open shop noncompliance Daugherty called the conference indicating the government will back the rail board in its dispute and a new federal board to arbitrate coal disputes may be formed
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Chicago
3. Railway Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
R.M. Barton
Washington
Daugherty
Beck
George Vage
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hooper
Barton
Gerri ute Hanna Case In Hoopeston Leads to Arrest Suspect
Hoopeston police pursue a key suspect in the death of Gertrude Hanna, a 28 year old teacher found in a parsonage basement. Officials expect a rapid arrest as investigators probe possible accomplices while handling a possible maternity angle and ruling out poison.
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Towa
Misa Sarah Cockfall
Albert Schlalke
Aar
Belvin W. Maynard
Mying
White Hart Acosta
Roy, Maynard
Bert Acosta
Baty Mary Louise Cobb
Louisiana County
Ape
Labor Board
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