Debates Stir Over Smiths Possible Nomination In Democratic Race
The article weighs Gov. Al Smith as a possible Democratic nominee and how his wet stance could affect party strategy and the prohibition issue. It notes Republicans might push toward the wet side to win urban votes, while Democratic drys weigh expediency against Smiths proven vote magnetism for a national campaign.
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al Smith
New York State
Mark Sullivan
Smith
de Stylgl
Alavoula
Timpaiga
G.G. P
Republican Party
Let Smith Have It Trend Grows With Democrats
Washington column reviews Democratic strategy over the McAdoo Smith feud and the wet dry split. Leaders seek compromise to win, fearing a repeat of past nominating battles. The piece notes many officials favor letting Smith be nominated while rank and file remain dry and reluctant to back him publicly.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Feba
Pone
Roosevelt
New York
Smith
Lairly
Washington
Pawels
Congreso
Senatora
Oppese Smith
Congress
Xomr
Smitty
McAdoo
Tex protégée lands Paris opera contract next year
Mary McCormick, long mentored by Mary Garden and recently back from Europe studies, has signed a contract to star at the Paris opera house next year.
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Mary McCormick
Tex
Mary Garden
Europe
Paris Opera House
Portugal Stays in turmoil as rebels clash with troops
Lisbon reports fierce fighting between government forces and revolutionaries. Northern garrison in Oporto seen most active with casualties. Unconfirmed reports say rebels threaten northern Porto, Braga, and Viana do Castelo. communications may be disrupted. Government under President Carmona faces demands to resign and restore the constitutional regime.
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Portugal
Oporto
Portugual
Braga
Viana
Arrangement on German reparations payments outlined
The United States and Germany agreed on a plan to pay reparations due to this government. About 5.8 million dollars is due for the year ending August 31, 1871 with roughly 16 million dollars annually thereafter. The agreement excludes U.S. army occupation costs currently reimbursed at 13 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Headlight Stations Proposed for Iowa
Des Moines February 4. A proposal to the Iowa house by Rep Marion R. Mac Caulley of Calhoun calls for headlight stations in every county. Each station would employ an inspector to ensure auto owners obey headlights laws. The state highway commission would supervise and fund the stations from the primary road fund.
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Des Moines
Web
Iowa House of Representatives
Marion R. MacCaulley
Calhoun
State Highway Commission
Socialist charge may gauge split in Marx cabinet
Berlin February reports Deputy Landsberg, a socialist, accused Interior Minister von Keudell of aiding rebels in the 1920 Kapp Putsch. Chancellor Marx urged restraint as the chamber adjourned amid a heated dispute. If Keudell is forced out, nationalist ministers threaten to withdraw en masse.
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Berlin
INS
Relchatek
Landsberg
Ma. von Keudell
Dattanailat Leaders Agreed That If Dr. van Keudell
Coed Marion Meyers Attempted Bank Robbery Ends in Arrest
Vermillion SouthDakota nineteen year old Marian Meyers freshman at the University of South Dakota attempted to drill into the First National Bank vault using an electric drill. She was interrupted by a night watchman and later found crying on a stairway. Stolen dresses were found in her room and authorities note she lacked funds for tuition. Her mother, blind to the motive, says Marian is an only child.
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University of South Dakota
Marion Meyers
First National Bank
Alturner Tl. O. Perkins
Woonsocket
S. D
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Weelond
Meyers
Granges
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Verkina
Valley City
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Sean
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Theo
HI. O. Perkins
Valley Ciry
Miss Moyers
J. Monglert
Margaret Moyers
Maria
May Lead McAdoo's Men in Democratic Nomination Talks
Edwin TY Meredith of Des Moines a noted farm journal publisher is discussed as a potential holistic successor to William G. McAdoo if he does not seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Angus McLean of North Carolina is also named alongside Meredith as a Meadon era option in east whispers.
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Edwin TY. Meredith
Des Moines
Wilson
Wintiarm
McAdoo
Angus McLean
North Carolina
Meredith
U S Chamber Probers Hold Farm Hearings Des Moines
The U S Chamber of Commerce agriculture commission begins two day hearings in Des Moines with figures from St Louis Chicago Princeton and Des Moines including Dean Curtiss Ames Meredith Wallace and Hearst. Nagle urged practical relief for farmers and noted the inquiry follows a demand by industrial leaders rather than farmers.
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Des Moines
Web
INS
United States
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Commission
Charles Nagle
St. Louis
John Stuart
Quaker Oals
Chicago
S. B. Graham
Princeton University
Minneapolis
New York
Dean C
Farm Bureau Federation
Nagle
Fle
Youth in Grimes Grand Rapids Crime Report
Grand Rapids police analysis shows sixty percent of last year’s robbery and theft in the city was by youths under 17. Col James Sinke reports forty five percent of youths brought to court are ages 13 to 16, blaming lack of character training and broken homes for juvenile crime.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
James Sinke
Public Safety
Sinke
Sinker
Three Die in Fire at Marine Barracks Quantico
A late night fire at the Marine Barracks Quantico killed three residents. Lieutenant Holderby and his 4 year old daughter Clotilde died in the blaze, while Miss Jeaney Griffin, a house sitter, perished. Miss Carolyn Griffin was injured and hospitalized. Mrs Holderby and another daughter escaped unharmed.
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Marine Barracks
Washington
Quantico
Cdeat
Andrew R Holderby
Marine Corps
Jeaney Griffin
Clotilde Holderby
Lieut. Holderby
Carolyn Griffin
Heanor Griffin
Quantica
Aigut
Tholderby
Couzens-Dodge tax appeal adjourned into next week
Washington D C Feb 5 With hearings on the 30 million dollar Couzens Dodge income tax appeal adjourned until Monday attorneys for the former minority stockholders of the Ford Motor company said it will be impossible for the government to upset their cease Broelsholderk attorneys planned to finish their case by midweek They had announced Senator James Couzens would be called to the stand but uncertainty remained over subpoena orders
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Washington
D.C
Couzens-Dodge
Ford Motor Company
Broelsholderk
James Couzens
Michigan
Deputy Sheriff and Drunk Man Clash During Divorce Service
Deputy Nile Morena confronted Charley Johnson at a farm home near Creston to serve divorce papers. Johnson refused entry, grabbed a club, fought Morena, who wrested the weapon away and arrested Johnson for felonious assault. Johnson pleaded guilty in justice court, fined $10 plus costs. Divorce papers were served. In a second note, Rex Mitchell won a $2,590 personal injury verdict against Leslie Putnam in district court after an auto collision involving several named parties.
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Nile Morena
Benstoh Gouply
Charley
Johnson
Wying
Creston
Rex Mitchel
Leslie Putnan
Mitchell
Putnany
San Feller
Henry George
Idalka
Martin
Weather forecast for week in Missouri valleys and central Great Plains
Period covers February 7 to 12 with moderate temperatures expected across the Missouri valleys and northern central Great Plains. Some precipitation likely on one or two days, with variable conditions across Aussta sipple area and surrounding regions.
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Aussta Sipple
Missouri
Great Piakya
Courier Delivery Notice at 6:30 Deadline
The notice informs readers deliveries must arrive by 6 30 p m. If the paper is late due to carrier errors or other causes readers should call the offices before 6 30 p m for a reprint or copy of the paper.
UN Forces Fall Back to Yenchow Establish New Base
A report notes UN forces were driven back to Yenchow where a new base of operations has been established. The excerpt discusses a proposal to combine school and city elections in Des Moines, arguing it would politicize school boards and invite scandal, with Dr. Harry A. Boysen warning against such blending as unwise for any broader state application.
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Yenchow
Des Moines
Harry A. Boyson
Watering East
Tdwa
Boysen
Explosion and Fire Kill Two at Toledo Church
A church blast and blaze at the First Congregational Church in Toledo, Ohio, killed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I. Wilt and seriously injured a third person. The parsonage and property were destroyed as fire crews battled the flames. Architect Langdon suggested a bomb may have caused the disaster, though some think a gas heater leak could be responsible. Pastor Allen Stockdale was away in Washington, D. C., at the time.
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First Congregational Church
Clyde I. A.wilt
WIE
Churley TL. Langdon
Atlen A. Stockdale
Vitagerald
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Alteria
Allan Stockdate
Washington, D
Old Style Girl Picks Dominate Student Preference
University of Southern California students favored the old style girl in a survey. About 40 percent chose the old style as ideal wife, 26 percent preferred the flapper, and 17 percent each favored the business and clinging types. The 1,400 respondents reflected era attitudes and fashion ideals of the period.
Iowa Girl Teaches Em How to Behave in Detroit
Alline Davidson, 18, who traveled from Wort Dodge, Iowa, to marry her sweetheart, resented being accosted on a Detroit street by Walter Silvergren, 20. She prompted his arrest. Judge Euyard Jefferies stated that men from her hometown know how to treat girls, while sentencing Silvergren to the house of correction.
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Detroit
Wort Dodge
Las
Walter Silvergren
Giels
Dry War Vessels Set to Patrol Two States
Glen Brunson, federal prohibition administrator, says two newer patrol boats will operate in the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. The vessels, manned by prohibition officers, will cover the Sioux City district and begin in the latter part of April with one boat on the Mississippi and the other on the Missouri. They are to be dispatched to Detroit for assignment as needed.
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Britain waits for developments as China crisis grows
Tokyo reports warships ordered to sail to Shanghai area with 300 bluejackets for possible immediate action. London dispatch notes rioting in Tientsin and protests by Chang Tso lin over foreign troops in Shanghai. Cantonese forces threaten Shanghai while Sun Chuan Pang reinforces Yen Chow as British cabinet withholds troop decisions awaiting Chinese developments.
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