La Follette May Be Excluded From Tariff Conferees
Wisconsin Senator La Follette faces possible exclusion from the tariff conference committee as Republicans debate leadership and committee assignments. A looming House Senate tug of war will determine who shapes the final tariff bill amid questions of orthodoxy loyalty and political risk ahead of elections.
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Iowa
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Ohio
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Smoot
Utah
LaFallette
Wisconsin
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Courier delivery timing and contact notice
The Courier should be delivered before 3 30. If not received by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330. A paper can be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p.m.
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Coal Strike Quiet Opens Parley as Talks Begin
Miners at scattered points in seven states are ordered back to work while a parley in Philadelphia takes up the anthracite strike. Illinois miners prepare to return, hoping for a quick agreement, as Chicago meetings with operators loom. Washington state operators refuse, Ohio troops withdraw from mines and a few resume work under the Cleveland agreement.
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Old County Treasurer Goes to Prison for Embezzlement
Henry C. Hawke, 17 years Hennepin county treasurer, was sentenced to one to 10 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to first degree grand larceny for embezzling about $258,000 in county funds. The court acted this afternoon in Minneapolis Minnesota. Widespread financial crime concerns follow the case.
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Iowa Coal Miners Joy at Cleveland Strike Settlement
Albia Iowa August 16 union miners plan to resume cutting coal within two days if Des Moines reaches the Cleveland terms. BH J Morgan says many mines kept small crews ready for re opening, though some owners still differ with the union. A celebration with flags and a parade marks the settlement news as United Mine Workers prepare a Des Moines meeting.
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Damage suit echoes blackmail amid Atlanta case
Mrs. Sarah G. Byfield files a $100,000 damage suit against Walter T. Candler in Fulton Superior Court claiming personal injury and humiliation from an alleged attack aboard the S S Berangaria en route to France. The case follows Candler’s earlier suit against her husband Clyda K. Byfield for blackmail.
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Walter T. Candler
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Charg
Woman Dies in Murder Suicide After Seeks Lawyer
Kansas City dispatch notes Mrs Flosale Goodwin, 27, appeared at attorney home seeking legal aid. She was shot by her husband John Goatwin, 41, who then shot himself. Both critically wounded. Mrs Goodwin had asked police for help yesterday and to stay at attorney Lina N Kennedy’s home.
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Flosale Goodwin
John Goatwin
Russia anxious for United States trade
Moscow reports indicate the Soviet Union may continue defying the allied powers on imperial debt and private property rights while signaling a willingness to engage with the United States. The acting foreign affairs commissar stressed Russia’s eagerness to deal with Washington amid evolving post conference stance.
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World’s Big Men Eulogize Northcliffe Death
Associated Press report from London on August 16 quotes telegrams and cables sent to Viscount Northcliffe’s family. Messages from King, Queen, royal family, and President Harding highlight the publisher’s esteem and influence. Prominent leaders including Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Thomas A. Edison, among others, vouch for his achievements.
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Coal Industry Shifts Toward National Pact With Miners
The Associated Press reports a soft coal strike easing as Pittsburgh and Cleveland leaders move toward a broad peace pact. Operators and United Mine Workers officials plan five separate meetings to finalize supplemental agreements through next year, with a national convention set for October to form a coal industry commission. The settlement would raise weekly outputs and offset losses, as workers return to the mines in several states.
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Death Cheated Through Horsepower Serum Revelation
Aug 16 Lauwon report says horsepower serum purportedly restores youth and could extend life beyond 150 years. Dr Henri Spahlinger of Switzerland, famed for tuberculosis work, leads the claims with testimonials from associates about energy, vigor, and lasting youth though no independent verification exists.
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Ifenri Spahlinger
Asong
Spah- Unger
Daily Express
Mas
Spahlinger
Unpossible to Count Read from Typhoon News
Mong Kong reports a Catholic bishop says Gongsna with 23,000 people lost half in the typhoon. Chinchin saw 23,000 drowned. In Linghai Chao Yang and Kityou Ns twelve chapels and many residences were destroyed with 309 inhabitants dead. A missionary notes it is impossible to count the dead.
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Mong Kong
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Gongsna
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Lod Thureles
Coal Stocks Vanish As Dealers Report Quiet Market
Coal situation here shows little change with stocks slipping toward depletion. Officials say winds set coal may arrive within 10 months after mines open if transport and facilities are normal. A official from Des Moines notes Town mines plan to resume around Sept 1, with 60 to 76 percent of output claimed by railroads and the rest used by industry and households. town coal remains scarce in Waterico.
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Waterico
Wellknown Scientist and Educator Dead
Chicago Aug 16 Proof Ro F Salisbury scientist traveler and faculty member of the University of Chicago died that night after illness since June 1 Death believed due to blood clot on the brain Salisbury was internationally renowned as an authority on geography and played a role in the 1892 Arctic rescue expedition He was born at Spring Prairie Wisconsin in 1858
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Ro F. Salisbury
University of Chicago
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Bell
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Peel
Salisbury
Spring Prairie
Wis
Wife wins stay of execution for Hanley in Arizona
Florence Arizona August 1 The wife of Paul Hanley won a stay of execution via a court order with Warden Thomas H Bynning announcing receipt of papers that halted the hanging set for Friday. Hanley once condemned for a murder in Texas and Oklahoma faces state supreme court review in the fall. Manuel Martinez slated to be hanged with Hanley also commuted.
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Stirmish
Thomas H. Bynning
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Texas
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State Supreme Court
Manuel Martinez
Frank Pearson
Ruby
World champion teleg rapher dies in unrequited love tragedy
Chicago reports 19 year old world champion telegrapher Ty Kepfer shot in a Canton girl Olga Stobbe after a two year secret courtship. He married secretly, left letters blaming interference and heartbreak. Olga, 15, worked as chief operator. Kepfer died hours later in hospital.
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Fruit Growers on Coast Busy Again
San Francisco Aug 14 approximately 175000000 worth of fruit California growers feared would be a total loss was on its way east or being moved as rail disruptions eased on the Pacific coast packing houses resumed operations and picking crews returned to orchards after curtailment of rail shipments ended.
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Weather bulletin notes no rain. roads generally good
The report from the Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau in Charles City Iowa on August 16 notes no rainfall in the town. Roads are generally good across the territory including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque and Mayon City Wa varty.
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Tragic Fire Claims Dozen at Orphan Home in Shawbridge
A devastating blaze at the Jewish boys' home in Shawbridge Quebec kills twelve people including a woman and seven children. Firefighters lacked adequate equipment as the two hour fire destroyed the building. survivors were rescued via improvised rope salvation from the third floor amid dense smoke and darkness.
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Rail Strike Talks Move Toward New York Parley
Western traffic tangles ease as union heads head to direct talks aimed at settling the railroad strike. Rail executives express guarded optimism about the peace conference, while Western routes gradually clear and violence erupts in Missouri Pacific yards. Urban outbreaks and arrests accompany the widening walkouts as plans for seniority based settlement surface.
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Terrible Tom OConnor Suspect Linked to LA Bandit Case
Los Angeles August 16. District Attorney's office believes Terrible Tommy O'Connor Che en go punman may be in Los Angeles acting as adviser to a local gang. Speculation grows he could be fifth member or the escapee in the Union Ice Company holdup where three bandits were killed and one captured.
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Tommy" O'Connor
Che Engo Punman
District Attorney's Office
Union Ice Company
Golf Results at Oakmont Club August 16
Saritzen defeated Tutehlyon while Cruikshank beat Rows. Golden defeated Karrigan. French overcame Looffel. Matches reported from Oakmont Country Club on August 16.
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