Democratic leadership questioned in Lane letters
Washington reflects on Democratic leadership after Franklin K. Lane's World’s Work excerpts. Lane cites a lack of talent and unity in the party, noting Hoover’s role in history, and suggests reforms or legal action against Republicans for political losses. The column previews continued discussion on page two.
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Courier delivery deadlines and phone replacement
The notice states home delivery before 5 50 p m and offers a remedy if the paper is late. Readers are asked to call 8330 to receive a copy and report carrier errors. Thorne calls must reach the office before 6 36 p m.
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Johnstown Sate Beer Flood Spurs Citywide Thirst
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a beer flood sparked by Mayor Cauffel's order allowed real beer at 10 cents a glass as water was deemed unfit. Prohibition agents were dispatched, and officials debated how to handle the unprecedented move amid moonshine bans and federal oversight.
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McCormick to Build The Walska Opera House in Paris
Paris reports Harold F. McCormick plans a grand theatre for his wife Ganna Waiska, to be named The Walska. Lucien Muratore named director and a Musical Festival is planned at Theatre du Montagne in September or October with Ganna Waiska taking a leading role.
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Budapest Strike Declares Support for Pay Demands
About 30,000 metal workers in Budapest have declared a strike in support of higher wages. The action aims to press employers and authorities for improved pay and conditions across major plants.
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MacNider Predicts Swift Passage of Soldiers Bonus Bill
International News Service reports Hanford MacNider national commander of the American Legion says ample support in Congress signals speedy approval of the soldiers bonus bill. He notes hearings with senators, expects rapid House action Monday, and cites relief for disabled veterans aided by the legion’s rehabilitation committee.
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Shea Claims Boiler Inspection Collapse Endangers Engineers
Cleveland, Aug 19. Timothy Shea, acting president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, charged that the federal locomotive boiler inspection department has collapsed. He said 500 dollar inspectors are inadequate and failing to inspect locomotives, risking engineers and firemen lives due to the shopmen's strike.
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Contraband Liquor Seized From New Rochelle Docks
Police raided the Hugenot Coal company docks in New Rochelle New York and seized contraband liquor valued at about $100 000 along with the motor yacht The Bat and three automobile trucks Fifteen men were arrested in the early morning operation authorities said the raid targeted illicit cargo and shipping equipment updating city crime figures
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Highways weather report for Iowa cities in 1922
The subjoined report covers towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Barbene and Wa verly. Rainfall was light to moderate and roads remained in good condition overall with no major closures noted.
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Missing banker believed dead found alive in New York state
Charles P. Doud a Buckeye banker disappeared after renting a boat on the Waterloo Iowa river. A letter from New York stated he had no memory of his actions since leaving his car in a Waterloo garage. Relatives and police conducted lengthy river searches, assuming death by own hand, before Doud was located alive and planning to return home with his brother arranging transport.
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New York
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Independence
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Eldora
Embargo Eased as Western Pacific Accepts Freight
San Francisco August 19 Western Pacific began accepting freight shipments east marking another step toward normal operations. The embargo on perishables was lifted last night after one week. Santa Fe remains the only line still enforcing an embargo.
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Weather Outlook For Week In Washington DC
Weather forecast for Washington DC week starting Monday with unsettled conditions and local showers early, followed by generally fair weather later. Temperatures expected to be normal with upper Mississippi and lower Missouri galley conditions noted in OCR.
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No Cigaret Smoking by Women in Clubs Tea Room
Washington, Aug. 1. Cigaret smoking by women is seen as a modern right but will not be allowed in the new tea room of the General Federation of Women's Clubs in the capital. Mrs Duvall called it a misstep by the best people and argued it is wrong, though she noted women have a right to smoke elsewhere.
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Loige
Light Rain May Aid in Forest Fire Fight
In Duluth Minnesota this August light drizzle aided 2000 firefighters battling some 200000 acres of fire across the region. Gov Prous and forecaster Cox warned settlers to evacuate if winds rise while crews slowly pushed back fires near Kelsey and Fairbanks with no confirmed casualties.
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Britain Replies to Parley Proposals on Conference Plan
London Aug. 18 The foreign office completes a note in reply to France proposing a large international conference in September at Venlon to advance settlement of the indemnity problem and to seek peace between nationalist Turkey and Grosee.
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Maj. Gen. Wright to Leave Philippines
Maj. Gen. William Wright, top U S Army commander in the Philippines, was ordered to depart for Washington in September due to ill health. It was believed Maj. Gen. Omar Bundy would succeed him.
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Girl at Fairbank Fatally Wounded in Play Accident
A 16 year old boy Marshall and 1 year old Maxine played with a revolver at Mr and Mrs J M Norths home in Pairbank Ja. Aimed at a shelf, the gun discharged injuring Eiri who stood nearby. Eiri died early today after an internal wound. Funeral services set for Monday at the Baptist church.
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Grant Highway Laborers Strike For Higher Wages
Thirty concrete workers with Northern States Contracting Co in Black Hawk county halted work on 17.17 miles of Grant highway east of the city after striking for more pay. Contractor Leo Butler said the men were paid 40 cents an hour and are being replaced. Plans exist to send another crew to Cedar Falls. Crew disruption followed by damaged motor trucks sabotaging the paving job, with several trucks knocked out by oil contamination. case under police inquiry.
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Indian Bootlegger Demands Seniority Rights in Jail
Guthrie Oklahoma August hearing on seniority rights. An Osage bootlegger released from county jail pressed Sheriff Robertson to record terms so his return next summer will not lose his claimed seniority. He has served multiple terms for bootlegging over the past three years.
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Wathilde Departs After Seeing Max Seelisberg
Miss Mathilde McCormick granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller left Seelisberg Switzerland after a brief stay. It is believed she traveled to Basle. Her fiancé Max Osar called on her several times during the visit. She was accompanied by her governess.
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Pharmacists Favor Medicinal Whisky Convention Vote Preserved Access
Nine hundred delegates from the American Pharmaceutical association concluded their four day meeting with a vote against removing whisky from drug stores. They upheld whisky as a medicinal agent and rejected a proposed federal or physician prescription controlled dispensation. In other news Forest Hills saw Miss Mallory defeat Miss Wills 6 3 6 1 to retain the national tennis championship title.
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California
St Louis- Philadelphia Batteries in tight seconds game
St Louis Batteries Wir Shertlelt and An ee Seconds game with Boston 2S Pittsburg EEX Reggh Batteries Watson Gibson Brown Gooch.
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Bombs Boost Pep in Rail Strike as Conference Lags
News from Chicago and across the nation reports dynamite incidents injuring tracks and bridges in New Mexico Kentucky West Virginia and Illinois while rail unions and management anticipate a Wednesday meeting. Deputies guard shops as talks continue with potential seniority plans shaping the dispute.
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