Blake withdraws Kenyon resolution amid primary law clash
Des Moines reports Rep Blake withdraws his resolution seeking legislative endorsement of a federal judge for president after Kenyon rebuke. The session features a clash over attorney fees and a move to refer a bill, with other bills on primary law changes and state administration funding.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Kenyon
Blake
Fayette
St. Louis
Tamocrats
Gallagher
Iowa County
Republica
Clarks
Lonn County
WiLia
Bell House
Iowa
House
Patterson
Kossul County
Clsrke
Linn
Clarke
Co-Eds Lead War on Fashion Profiteers at Chicago Show
University of Chicago students staged the 1923 co-ed style show with a thrift emphasis. Budget cuts claim better dressed results as corsets fade and hose, skirts, and sport outfits showcase new social trends amid campus wit and warnings about fashion profiteers.
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United Press
Chicago
Dartles
Pushiton Shaw
University of Chicago
Mary Hess
Dorset Companies
Burt College
Hes
Avill
Janees
Antikian Paper to Quit Until Difficulties Ended
Chicago publication Tolerance suspends issue pending final disposition amid factional publisher differences. Libel suits totaling about 150000 dollars are filed, including one by William Wrigley Jr. alleging a Tolerance article labeled him a Ku Klux Klan member. Grady M H Rutledge and co editor Jaye seek injunction to stop interference with the magazine’s affairs.
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Chicago
Tolerance
Ku. Kink. Klan
Magazing
William Wrigley
Design Tell Ager
Klan
Grady MH. Rutledge
Tolerance Publishing Company
Jaye
Robert E. Shepherd
The
American, Unity League
Lipe Magazine
Wealthy Distillers Sentenced for Dry Violations
New York reported that Morgan E. and Rene M. Montagu la Montagne along with William A. Montagu and Montagu lau Montagne pleads amended to charges of illegal sale of 20 000 gallons of liquor. Federal Judge Winslow sentenced Montagne to two months in Essex county jail and a $2,000 fine, while his brothers received four months and $2,000 fines each.
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New York
Morgan E
William A
Rene M
Montagulau Montagne
Builie
Ely
Winslow
Muniagu la Montagne
Essex County
Willian A
Clara Phillips in Chihuahua Prison for Deportation
United Press reports Clara Phillips, famed hammer murder escapee, is held in Chihuahua City, Mexico. Federal officer Lee Manning says he will press for her deportation after returning Phil Alguin to the United States. Phillips fled Los Angeles jail for refuge in Juarez, then traveled by train to Chihuahua where officials detained her awaiting state department action.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Clara Phillips
Chihuahua City
Mex
Lee Manning
Phil Alguin
America
Mexico
Alguin
Chihuahua
Manning
Juarez
Los Angeles
Chhuahua
State Department
Turks Reach Status Quo Agreement Over Smyrna Crisis
The Turkish authorities in Smyrna and allied commanders reached a status quo agreement to pause further moves as diplomacy continues. Ismid and Smyrna harbors were mined, with British French American ships remaining in port under the accord. Congressman Henry S. Osborne of California died of heart trouble at home.
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Associated Press
London
Smyrna
Wily
Constantinople
Lausanne
Ismid
Harbats
Gulf of
Angora
United Press
Washington, D. C
Turkey
Washington
Smerina
Snistmna
Park
Bel
Ismet Pasha
Dikes
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry S. Osborne
California
Highways and Agriculture Report Patchwork Plans
Fragmentary text lists cities in Iowa and Wisconsin including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Wa terlo. Mentions U S Department of Agriculture Werther Bureau and Ta February 1973. Notes on main details and pace appear incomplete.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Werther Bureau
Charles
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Lastas
Wis
Mason City
Waerlw
French Claim Ruhr Sabotage Tactics Face French Coercion
Fritz Thyssen, a major Ruhr coal mine owner, said the French are trying to bite granite in their drive to coerce Germany through occupation. While he spoke, reports of intensified sabotage reached Hawthorn as French threats of death for German saboteurs circulated.
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International
Hawthorn
Germany
Fritz Thyssen
Biegest
Ruhr
Thyssen
Explosion at Tulsa Nitro Magazine Kills One
An explosion at the Illinois Torpedo company nitro magazine near Turkey Mountain, seven miles south of Tulsa, kills one man and shakes a 10 mile radius. A driver dropped a two-quart can causing the blast. the wagon and driver vanished, and the nitro car and magazine were blown to bits. The entire Tulsa area felt the shock with buildings and windows rattled.
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Tulsa
College Singers Open In First Intercollegiate Concert
In Chicago on February 9, 1888, about 288 male singers from 12 Midwestern colleges form a massed chorus to sing The Star Spangled Banner at the opening of the first annual intercollegiate competitive concert here. Each gies club will give a separate program afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middlewest
Vna
Gies
House Opposition Attacks Debt Funding Bill In Congress
Representative Collier of Mississippi led a sharp attack on the debt funding bill, accusing the Ways and Means Committee of haste and secrecy. He demanded essential information on why terms were chosen and pressed for disclosure of British proposals. Burton gave an ovation as he urged leniency in terms while noting the commission could not fit debts within existing law. Frear of Wisconsin echoed concerns about the process and urged a more just settlement with Great Britain.
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Associated Press
Washington
BD. C
Collier
Mississippi
Ways and Weans
House
Great Britain
Burton
Ohio
American Debt Commission
Congress
Representative Frear
Republican
Wisconsin
Old Iowa Martyr to War Practice
Nine dreadnoughts sail southward for spring practice with submarines destroyers and training craft joining off Magdalena Bay. The fleet will voyage along Central American coast toward the canal zone where the battleship Mississippi will sink the old battleship Iowa in long range target practice.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mexican
Walters
Magdalena Bay
United Forces
United States
Central America
Atlantic
I. &. Jones
Canel Zone
Canal Zone
Mississippi
Lowa
Ensors
Senate May Reach Vote Today on Army Appropriation Bill
In Washington on February 9 the rivers and harbors section cleared the way for a Senate vote on the army appropriation measure likely before adjournment. The Senate limited debate after 2 pm and defeated amendments to cut waterways funding, approving the House total of 56,580,000. The chamber also rejected two further cuts to 42,000,000 and 60,006,100.
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Senate
House
O'Donnell
McClane
Kendall
Onties
Grundy County
Hanger Polk
Assembly
Forsting
Sioux City
Scott County
Town City
Graham- Yange
House of Representatives
Newberry
Clayton County
Forty-first General Assembly
Peo- Nie
Hits
International News
Des Moines
Feb
Blake
Washington, D. C
Courier Building Move and Press Demolition Progress
John G. Miller & Son builders and John G. Ralston architect finished the new Courier building. Goss Printing Press of Chicago began tearing down the old quadruple web press as work continues, with plans to print a limited edition by Monday and move other departments by next week. The Waterloo Evening Courier notes its 64 year history as a permanent community institution with record January circulation.
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John G. Miller & Son
John G. Ralston
Courier
Goss Printing Press Company
Chicago
She’ Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Couriet
Courier Advertises Honest Circulation and Public Service
The article argues for legitimate circulation, denounces price cutting and fake contests, and highlights the Courier's private phone exchange with seven trunks and twenty-five sub-stations to ensure direct reader access to Courier staff. It frames integrity as the community’s choice and notes ongoing reader service.
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Waterloo
Courier
the Courier
Steel Price History Since 1901 Tied to Federal Hearing
Eugene J. Buffington of Illinois Steel testified at a federal trade commission hearing about a twenty year history of steel pricing. He said the Pittsburgh plus freight rate from 1901 to 1908 shaped quotations for rolled steel at the Pittsburgh mill, with some periods of deviation.
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Chicago
Eugene J. Buffington
Illinois Steel Company
Western
Unitad States Steel Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Pittsburgh
Buffington
J. W. Bennett
Grand Jury Weighs City Hall Inquiry Extension
A Chicago grand jury examining alleged irregularities in the school board may extend its probe to City Hall and municipal offices. The county board of supervisors will be asked to amend a $165,000 appropriation approved for the school board investigation to fund the city hall inquiry.
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Chicago
Chicago School Board
County Board of Supervisors
School Board
Fred Lundin
19 More Cities Added to Govts Building List
Washington Feb 9 Estimates to provide suitable quarters of the housing of government activities in 19 cities were submitted to Speaker Gillett today in a joint letter by Secretary Mellon and Postmaster General Work. The recommendations add to a list of 140 cites submitted Dec 30 with estimates aggregating 45,506,004.
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Washington, D. C
Gillett
House of Representatives
Mellon
Treasury
Postmaster General
Courier Delivery Time Note and Customer Hotline
The Courier will be delivered before 3 30 each day. If you fail to receive the paper by that time call 3100 before 6 30 p m for a duplicate copy. Direct your calls to the office during hours.
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3100
Deadly mine blast shocks Vancouver Island field
British Columbia mine disaster at Vancouver Island's Cumberland in No. 3 shaft leaves dozens dead or trapped. Rescue crews battle poisonous gas and collapses as relatives gather. two separate incidents report deaths and hopeful survivors amid a long night of evacuations.
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Berhad
Dunsmut Limited
Vancouver Island
Hagurfece
Norman Sluby
Cumberland
Victoria
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Trinidad
W. D. Brennan
Rail Rebates Ordered By Court After St Louis Ruling
Railroads entering St Louis from the east and the Terminal Railroad Association face rebates up to 5 million dollars for western carriers using terminal facilities to cross the Mississippi after a large appeals court decision. The Missouri Kansas and Texas, St Paul and San Francisco, Missouri Pacific, and Chicago Rock Island Pacific won, with several lines named as defendants including Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago St Louis. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy and the Wabash are listed among both plaintiffs and defendants.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Raiload
Terminal Railroad Association
Mississippi River
Conti. Ol
Kansas & Texas
St. Paul
San Francisco
Missouri Pacific
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
Bartimore & Ohio
Ohio & Southwestern
Chica Ee & Alton
Lewisville & Nashville
Outhern
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Pittsburgh
St. Jonia & Southwestern
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
The
Wabash
Weather Blocks Endurance Flight Attempt At Wright Field
Weather prevented the endurance flight planned to surpass the world record. Officials at Wright Field and pilots Wilbur Wright, Macready, and Oakley postponed the effort to February 25.
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Paxton
Wilbur Wright
Macready
Oakiey
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