Bonus Doomed 10 Veto by Harding Indications Now
Washington August 25. The veteran issue of the soldier bonus sparks debate on how President Harding might veto. Three veto forms are discussed strong firm veto postponement or silence to avoid a decisive record. Most expect a veto in some form but not a sure outcome as lawmakers weigh political pressure and treasury concerns.
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Mark Sullavan
Ashington
D. C
Hardley
Ini
Probonus
Harding
White House
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Harding Jies
American Legion
Senate
Homs
Courier Delivery Notice for Early 5:30 Availability
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5:30. If you do not receive the paper by that time due to carrier error, call 23330. two copies will be sent. Calls should reach the office before 6:20 a.m.
Boy of 4 Taken by Father Reunited With Mother at 62
Mary Roper of Little Blue Missouri reunites with her son Joseph after six decades. Joseph learned a Mrs. Roper was his mother while the other son Charles is believed to be in Ohio. The husband, a Civil War veteran, may have a $39,000 back pension due Mrs. Roper.
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Little Blue, Mo
Mary Roper
F Joseph
Charles
London
America
Little Blue
Joseph Roper
Message to Garcia Hero Rows In Beauty War News
Maj. Andrew S. Rowan earns a distinguished service cross in San Francisco for delivering the message to Garcia during the Cuban campaign. Tulsa fire damages Cosden building. New York beauty contest chatter centers on Neysa McMein choosing 12 top women with Christy and Hearst names among nominees.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Andrew S. Rowan
U.S. Army
Garcia
Rowan
Filbert Hubbard
Presidio Hera
Chase W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nineteenth Infantry
McKinley
Cuba
Oriente
United States
Maj
Rm San Francisco
United Press
New York
Neysa McMein
Miss McMain
Alice
Lydig Hori
Toha Ra
Christina
Norman
Ickford
Dolores of
E Halpin
Winifred Lenihan
Angier B. Duke
Irena Castle
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Ricklesdale
John Jaco’ Astor
Christy
Mrs
Hearst
Howard Chandler Christy
Lie Miuch
William R. Hearst
Bflis
Oliver Harriman
Coles Philips
New Rochelle
Neysa
Aliee Joyce
Phillips
Elsie Ferguson
Alice McBain
Corliss Palmer
Katherine McDonald
Tam Sheviin
Marioan Davies
Artists’ Colony
Violet Heming
Barbara la Mar
Julia Sanderson
Betty Compson
Lillian Gish
Hedda Wopper
Pauline Frederick
Alice Gentle
Jobyna Howiani
Anna Case
Gloria Swanson
Charles Dana Gibson
Dorothy Knapp
Accidental Death Toll in 1920 Reported by Safety Council
Detroit reports the National Safety Council’s figures show 76 000 lives lost in 1920, with autos causing 11 090 deaths and falls, burns, drownings, and other accidents contributing across the year. About 35 600 men and 21 606 women died in accidents in 1920.
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Associated Presyy
Detroit
Mich
Agrerica
National Safety Council
Hurns
Attorney and girl shot by jealous man in Knoxville
Mrs Ole Hurst was mortally wounded and George Rearis an attorney in serious condition after a street shooting in Knoxville last night. Police seek Frank Cotton, alleged to have fired five shots at the woman and attorney in a jealous rage.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ole Hurst
George Rearis
Frank Cotton
Wotoan
Lloyd George Leaves Secret Destination for Holiday
London reports prime minister Lloyd George prepared a seaside vacation after threats from Irish rebels. Officials kept his destination secret while he planned departure for holidays in the country.
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Londons
Lloyd George
Road conditions report for Iowa towns in 1922
In the territory covered by the subjoined report the towns include Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Was. No rains reported in Iowa and roads are in good condition generally.
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rap
Davenport
Desa Moines
Dubuquesse
Wia
Mason City
Towa
New Peace Plan Expected to Open Hard Coal Mines
Pittsburgh operators sign bituminous pact as a new peace plan nears signing aims to end the Pennsylvania soft coal stalemate. If approved, about 155,000 miners who quit last April could return next week.
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United Press
Piladelphia
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
White House
Congressional
Seld
Federal Coal Agency
House Today
Winslow
Interstate Commerce Committee
Itj
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
District 1
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Junion
Uinois
Chicago
Tllinois
WHS
Robert Madill
Medill
Job Hunter Quaffs Poison Draught at Sec Weeks Door
Washington Aug 29 War department clerks were startled when Thomas Eadie swallowed poison outside Secretary Weeks office. Eadie had sought government work and, while waiting for an interview, took the poison as Weeks met with the president and cabinet in a semi weekly conference.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Thomas Eadie
Weeks
Eadie
Porson
Another Plant Will Follow Ford's Lead in Toledo
George B. Storer of Standard Steel Tube in Toledo says the plant will close September 16 in sympathy with Henry Ford and his protest against high coal prices.
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Toledo, O
George B. Storer
Standard Steel Tube Company
Henry Ford
Philippine Princess to Study at University of Timor
Princess Yarhata Kham, daughter of a former Philippine leader, travels aboard the President Lincoln to the United States. She plans to enter the University of Timor to study and to lead her people in the independence movement.
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Tokio
Yarhata Kham
Justin
Philippines
Linceln
United States
University of Timois
Pelllea
Qoyvesin
240 LIVES LOST IN SHIPWRECK NEAR CHOQUIS ISLANDS
Chilean steamer Itala sinks off the Choquiatbo area in heavy seas. Two hundred forty people drown after overcrowding leads to a rapid capsize. The Chacabuco reports all passengers and crew lost while the Itala, built in 1873 Liverpool, owned by Cia Nacional de Vapores, registered Valparaiso.
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Presany
Santiago
Chile
Tlala
Choquiatbo
Chacabuco
Choras Islands
Cuacabucola
Ivland
Itala
RL & J. Evans Co
Liverpool
CIA Nacional de Vapores
Valparaiso
Dead Man Lashed to Wheel in Missouri River Sinking
Kansas City authorities say a man bound to the wheel of a 4 motor car is sunk in an 18 foot Missouri River eddy near Nearman Wyandotte County. Divers report other sunken cars and possible additional bodies, with evidence of a murder expected to surface.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Missouri River
Kansas
Nearman
Hare
Wyandotte County
Alderman Shoots Son Mistaking Him for Burglar
In Chicago Alderman Leonard Rutkowski shot his son Frank 21 after mistaking him for a burglar entering the home at 3 38 this morning. The wound to the abdomen is believed fatal. Separately Lamson Brothers & Co. announced it has acquired E F Leyland & Co in a merger effective Aug 30.
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Chicago
Leonard Rutkowski
Frank
Rutkowski
Lamson Brothers & Co., Board of Trade Brokers
E. F. Leyland & Co
Grand Jury Hears Eye Witness Tale of Miners Death
Marion Illinois August 29 Witnesses testified before the grand jury probing the Herrin mine war. The two phase inquiry will cover the June 22 strike at the Lester strip mine where Southern Coal Co workers were slain or wounded and the prior day mass killings of three union miners. Judge D T Hartwell urged fairness and justice to counter charges of lawlessness against Williamson County residents and officials.
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Presa
Marion
Til
Judey
Herrin
Lester Strip
Southern Coal Company
D. T. Hartwell
Williamson
Miners Trapped in Underground Fire Fight for Rescue
Rescue efforts continue after a fire trapped 48 miners at the Argonaut mine near Kennedy. Crews cleared tunnel obstructions between Kennedy and Argonaut shafts as flames spread from the 3000 foot level toward 2400 feet, with hopes of communication within 18 hours as specialists battle heat and gas with protective gear.
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Mid West
Argonaut
Kennedy
Vx- Peetad
AM. Wolflin
Bureau of Safety
Alate
Alate Industrial Accident ‘Commise] Sion
Kennedy Shaft
Oling
Ope
Viriito Guabarink
Alate Bureau of Mines
Berkeley
Saven Rescus
State Bureau of Mines
Hoover says coal price rise would add 1.50 to Cara car
Secretary Hoover said current coal costs would raise Forg SATS from Ford by about $1.50 per car, with daily coal use at 900 tons. He noted Ford’s price of $34.60 is low and that price controls could start within days after September 15 to avert plant closures.
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Washington
Hoover
Tual
Ford
Swedish Vets Win by Small Prohibition Referendum Margin
Stockholm August 28. Unofficial returns show a national referendum result against prohibition by 44 545. Total votes: 942 129 against prohibition and 897 534 for prohibition. The margin favors the prohibition opponents by 44 545 across Sweden as final results come in.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Prohibition
Mallory Defeats Wills In Longwood Women's Final
Mrs Molla B Mallory, national women's champion, defeated Miss Helen Wills of San Francisco in Longwood singles, winning 3 6 6 3 and claiming another decision. The match took place in Longwood Massachusetts on August 29.
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Mrs. Mallory
Miss Wills
Longwood
Mass
Molla B. Mallory
Helen Wills
San Francisco
Big League Players Now Carry Bible in Pockets
Major league players receive pocket New Testaments from the Pocket Testament League. W. H. Strouck presented each Chicago White Sox member with a leather bound testament, who pledge daily scripture readings and to carry it constantly. Several other teams including Philadelphia and Detroit clubs have been supplied.
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Associated Presad
Philadelphia
W. H H. Strouck
Business Men’s Council
Shiba Park
Wes Ferday
Chicago White Sox
Strauels
Cleveland
Attsbareh
Detroit
Vera Cruz Hit by Weekend Storm Floods Streets
San Antonio reports a heavy storm flooded Vera Cruz on Saturday and Sunday. Telegraphs say streets were flooded and several lives may have been lost as water filled avenues and damaged homes before subsiding late Sunday.
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San Antonio
Tex
Vera Cruz
At St Louis Chicago St Louis Batteries vel Pfeffer
A fragmented note from national level sports clipping mentions St Louis and Chicago battery pairings with Pfeffer as a named figure. Readable items are sparse and lack clear context or outcomes to confirm a full story.
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National At
St. Louis
Chicago
Vel
Pfeffer
Maintenance men push for living wage in railroad case
Chicago reports delay as F P Grable appeals to President Harding and Senator Cummins for an amendment to require the living wage principle from the railroad labor board. Jewell of the strikers vows no surrender on seniority rights and warns executives they will face “hell” if compromise occurs.
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Associated Prone
Chicago
F. PF. Grable
Maintenance of Way Union
Harding
Cummins
Washington
Peoo
Congress
Labor Board
W. Jett Lauck
Grable
Jewell
International
News Wire
Hell
B. M. Jewell
Washington, D. C
Senator Cummins
International News Service Dispatch
United States Railroad Labor Board
Cuming
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