Trotzky Says Time Not Opportune For War Plan
In Moscow on April 34 Trotzky declares the moment is not ripe for war, contrasting preparations for May Day with a vow not to mobilize against Poland. He frames Europe’s map change as a proletarian victory, pledging no armed conflict until the hour is right. The address, delivered in a grand theater, defends Soviet aims amid international criticism.
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Poe Ee
Moscow
Trotsky
Trovy
France
Poland
Japan
England
Altho Lenine
Trotzky
Europe
Coontz Criticizes Navy Ships In Poor Condition
Admiral Robert E. Coontz reported serious deficiencies in the fleet used in winter maneuvers. He cited inadequate repairs due to limited appropriations, modernization needs for 13 older battleships, more antiaircraft defenses, and submarines performing poorly but crew praised for courage.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Uni
Robert E. Coontz
Navy Department
Coontz
Rombat
Nominations for B PW election May 6
Mrs Elizabeth Kenney is nominated for president Miss Fanny Hemenway for vice president and Miss Lila Marcham for treasurer with no opposition. Nominations were announced at the annual Tea or Business and Professional Women's club meeting with informal ballet results posted by Miss Lois Cus and other officers.
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Elizabeth Kenney
Fanny Hemenway
Vica Tiresident
Lila Marcham
Lois Cus
Yonfing
Catherine McNally
Egan
Lillian
Cooley
Berni
Hean
Mel Ravlin
Misa Maile
Asell
Trade to determine winner in Stockholm cutting event
A team contest last night at Stockholm featured Rob Ruey leading Watertown in a close cutting match. Officials announced a trade to determine the final outcome.
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Rob Ruey
Watertown
Stockholm
Labor College Proven Successful, Director Declares
Des Moines reports the Labor College is proving successful, with the director asserting the college will become a permanent and reliable educational institution. The board member J CMe. Carthy notes ongoing extensions and discussion about the college’s future status.
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Labor College
Des Moines
Apesch
Dire
Tae College
J Cme. Carthy
Mrs Kellogg Guest of King and Queen at Windsor Castle
Mrs Kellogg wife of the United States ambassador to Great Britain was the weekend guest of King George and Queen Mary at Windsor Castle according to a personal note.
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Mrs. Kellogg
Auk UM
Kellogg
Great Wip
King George
Queen Mary
Windsor Castle
Vasir
Coolidge and Cox Sweep Ohio Delegates in Nominating Fight
Ohio returns push Coolidge and Cox while New York governor Hyde is urged by Missouri and Georgia factions. Delegates chosen in contests favor Coolidge with 64 delegates and 8 at large, each with half a vote, while Republicans hold full votes. The Ohio scene mirrors national tensions as party factions line up for the Cleveland convention.
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Gen. Coln
Smith
New York Grove
Georgia
We Associated Press
Atlanta
Joan L. Philips
State Central Committee
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Cal
Weland
Ohio
Coolidge
Otalot
Willum
Butler
Jonal Rampaign oWmially
Massachy
Budget Proposals Delight Liberals and Labor Leaders
London reports show leaders of the Liberal and Labour camps pleased by new budget proposals. Chancellor Philip Snowder defends a tariff plan that may delay a general election as Asquith endorsement signals party cooperation. Tory reaction splits between opposition and a desire to test government stability.
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Miternatlong
London
Mat Donald
Wadeet
Svrats
Daily News
Philip Snowder
Ny the Exchequer
Premisey Asquith
House ‘of Commons
Waders
Liberal Party
Torkes
Yorks
Heyond
Sentence McCray to 10 Years in Pen and $10,000 Fine
Judge Anderson sentenced McCray to a maximum of ten years and a ten thousand dollar fine for multiple counts of fraud. The court noted the case involved numerous forged documents and repeated acts of deception across hundreds of counts, with potential parole after three years and four months if related indictments are quashed. Deputy U.S. Marshal Harry Wertz will escort McCray to Atlanta prison after sentencing.
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Anderson
McCray Sease
Burkey
Harry Wertz
Usitea
Alo. Croy
Atlanta
Hig
Mason City Man Held for Bishop's Cafeteria Holdup
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 24 Robert Hinton an ex convict from Mason City was arrested in connection with the April 14 robbery of Bishop Cafeteria A female cashier and four cooks were forced into an ice box during the holdup the thieves escaped with 1200 Police link Hinton to Sylvester Miller and Joe Lewis both men were taken into custody Miller denies involvement Lewis to be brought back tonight
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Hinton
Mason City
Bishop Cafeteria
Fiinton
Sylvester Miller
Joe Lewis
Ilinois
Miller
Lewis
Cedar Falls Rotary Club Elects New Officers
The Cedar Falls Rotary Club held its first annual election at noon. New officers named include J. B. Newman as president, Dr. Ensie Allen as vice president, Charles J. Connell as treasurer, H. S. Gilkes as secretary, with Tra Condit and others serving as directors.
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Cedar Falls
Apectary
Coolidee Chooses Voice in Convention Plans
Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls area previews arena and park plans as Coolidee shapes convention strategy. Officials schedule inspections of parks and beach areas as Island Park work nears next week.
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Coolidee
Cevar Arms
Cedar Falls Parc
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Island Park
Man Who Thought to Live Ends Life
Irving Burks, 22, a Baltimore & Ohio railroad worker, killed himself with poison in his Chicago room after writing a note declaring he would never amount to much. The message cited he was a dummy and feared a life of failure.
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Chicago
Irving Burks
Mick
Burs
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Love Balm of Rich Iowan Seeks 302000 Damages
Mrs. Clara Gell Lessig, 66, sues Amos Peasley Spencer, 75, and relatives in California for 302000 alleging a broken promise to marry. The ceremony halted when a deputy sheriff removed Spencer to a psychiatric ward after a lunacy complaint, later deemed man mentally ill but release granted to guardians.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Gell Lessig
Amos Peasley Spencer
Oskalooga
Lessiz Sa
Spencer
Teciles
Ore
Monilay
Organize Community Club forms in Shell Rock with 100 members
Shell Rock Iowa April 30 Organization of a Community Commercial club was completed Monday after a dinner enrolling about 100 members. Representatives from Cedar Falls and Shell Rock clubs attended. Officers named RS Stoddard president G ecretary and AL WL Hughes treasurer. Executive committee set as JA Whitaker J H Kier Chris Hansen J W Wheat and J R Jamison. EB W Miller noted in Georgia trip with Commercial National Bank. Mrs Miller joined the journey and they expect to return Monday. Max Ross arrested Milwaukee for burglary charges and held for Fremont.
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Shell Rock
Cedar Falls
Rs, Stoddard
Gecretary
AL WL. Hughes
JA. Whitaker
J. H. Kier
Chris Hansen
J. W Wheat
J. R. Jamison
EB. W. Miller
Georgia
Bimund Wy
The
Commercial National Bank
Jin Agusta
American Banke Association
Tuwa
Los
Ulek
Milwaukee
Wis
Max Ross
Omaha
Lucky Wid
Fremont
New
Skeletons near Los Angeles dated at 10 000 to 150 000 years
Chester Stack of the University of California placed the age of skeleton remains found near Los Angeles between 10 000 and 150 000 years. In Halifax the church union merged the Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches by legislative action. In Oklahoma City 38 of 46 Democratic county conventions favored sending a disputed state delegation to the national convention.
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Washington, PD. C
Chester Stack
University of California
Los Angeles
Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Oklahoma City
Okla
Haynes Sets Position on Budget Gasoline Tax and Bonds
Glennie Haynes, candidate for governor, outlines Republican principles and proposals including a state budget law, economy in administration, department consolidation, and a gasoline tax to fund roads. He supports tax law revision to fairly burden property and continue state development.
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Haynes
E.O
Hy United Press
Deg Moines
Glennie Haynes
Ilepah- Hean
Boverpur
Haynes R
Republican Party
Kendall
General Assembly
Seciou
Iowa
New Manchester $100,000 Security Company Chartered
Des Moines April 30 A $100 000 corporation to be known as the Manchester Security company Manchester Ia today was granted a charter to operate general investment business from Secretary of State Walter Ramsey Officers of the company are L Matthews president F A Mead first vice president William Tones second vice president J J Ror bridge secretary and PF BR Murrison treasurer Two other organizations Linn Investment company Cedar Rapids capitalized at 35000 and the Jackson Center telephone company Boone Ia with capitalization of 10000 are also given charters. Officers of the Linn Investment company are Frank J Cattrill president and treasurer and E Blake vice president and secretary. Officers of the Jackson Center Telephone company are Adna Nelson President and FF Benth secretary and treasurer.
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Des Moines
Manchester Security Company
Manchester
Walter Ramsey
Lmatthews
F. A. Mead
Witliare Tones
J. J. Ror ‘Bridge
Pf’. BR. Murrison
Linn ‘Investment Company
Cedar Rapids
Jackson Center Tel |Phone Company
Boone
Linn Investment Company
Frank J. Cattrill
E. Blake
Jackson Center Telephone Company
Adna Nelson
FF Benth
Trea
Sheriff at Clinton Faces Arrest for Driving Speeding Charge
April 30 report states Sheriff Horace Ingwersen faces arrest on a speeding charge. A coroner issued a warrant after the chief of police swore out the complaint. the sheriff reportedly drove about 35 miles per hour.
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Clinton
Gorrie C. F. Kellogg
Sheri
Horace Ingwersen
Wagner Will Plead Guilty to Forgery
Dubuque IA April 2 Spe cial Robert Wegner of Waterloo was expected to plead guilty in federal court to forging compensation checks for an overseas unit. He planned to throw himself on the mercy of the court.
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Dubuque
Robert Fl. Wegner
Waterloo
Aimself
Fruit Juices Labeled Latent Outlaws in Haynes Ruling
Washington April 30 Prohibition Officer Haynes issues a ruling declaring fruit juices from apple peach pear cherry and other fresh fruits now part of the rogues gallery. It shall be unlawful to partake in the home of juices that have forgotten themselves or become unruly.
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Washington, D.C
Prohibition Rogues’ Gallery
Prohibition
Haynes
Dawes Plan Reparations Committees Named
The interallied reparation commission named three committees to run German finances railways and industrial obligations under the Dawes plan. Sir William Acksworth M Leverve Sir Robert Kindersley Alfred Des camps and Sir Alberto Perelil named to the groups. Officials said France wants swift execution and cooperation to speed the plan.
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International
Paris
Dawes
Ger ‘Tiian
William Acksworth
M. Leverve
Reparation Commission
Reichstag
France
Mortuary plans for Mrs. Sarah Hamilton headline
The body of Mrs. Sarah Hamilton who died visiting her daughter in Portland Oregon in January will be brought to Waterloo by her son George E. Hamilton Escondido Gal and Miss Rose Hamilton Portland expected to reach Friday morning Arrangements for the funeral not complete. Fire of unknown origin destroys four buildings in Stratford business district causing about 20000 loss.
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Sarah Hamilton
Portland
Ore
Waterloo
George E. Hamilton
Escondido
Gal
Rose Hamilton
Harttorn
Martford
Startford
Republicans Name Gurton Temporary Chairman for Convention
The subcommittee on arrangements for the Republican national convention in June met in Cleveland and unanimously ratified Theodore Gurton of Cleveland as temporary chairman and keynote speaker. Burke Burton and T Coleman Dupont were noted for further roles with Gleason as secretary and others assigned to key doorkeeper and parliamentarian posts. The group discussed ticket distribution and anticipated continuing the precedent set in prior years.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Republican National Conventinn
Hn Party
Washington
Theodore Gurton
Carvention
William 4. Butler
Massachussetts
Coolidge
Burton
T. Coleman Dupont
DelaWare
LaFayette B. Gleason
New York
Metcalf
Wilder D
Matcrlr
Lawrence
Kan
Phillip Campbell
Kansas
Lehr Fess
Simeon D. Fess
Oho
Edward ‘Thayer
Indiana
George L. Hart
John T. Adams
George B. Lockwood
National Committee
Butler
Dawes Commission Breaks Up On White House Steps
The Dawes Commission formally dissolved on the White House doorstep after delivering its report on European reparations. Gen Charles Gates Dawes with Owen Do Young of New York and Henry M Robinson of Los Angeles announced they were headed home for a long rest.
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Dawes
White House
Washington, D. C
Europe
Charles Gates Dawes
Owen Do. Young
New York
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Convention Plans Teed Up for Night Public Session
Harold G. Baker of East St. Louis and W C Blair of Colorado were named assistant presiding clerks as the group appointed to study plans for a night session of the convention to broadcast one of its proceedings.
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Harold G. Baker
East St. Louia
W. OC. Blair
Colorada
Hungarians Present Sculpture to President Coolidge
Hungarian American society presented two masterworks by Julius Bezeredy to President Coolidge in Washington. A replica of the Budapest Washington statue and a Kossuth statue will be installed permanently in the White House, given by Hungarian leaders led by Eugene Pivany.
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Washington
T D. C
Julius Bezeredy
Coolidge
United States
Budapest
Louis Kossuth
White House
Eugene Pivany
Society of Budapest
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