GUTHERLAND AND HOOVER OMITTED IN CABINET LIST
Washington dispatch by Mark Sullivan notes Republican leaders worry public impression of Harding cabinet choices. Hoover omission possible but not certain as Hoover may still join commerce. Ex Senator Sutherland of Utah discussed as possible solicitor general or supreme court candidate.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Harding
Falen
Hoover
John Hays Hammond
Soorer
Commerce Department
Hammand
Sutherland
Cabiet
Eaders
Jorge Sutherland
Utah
Attorney General Office
Interior Department
Gosip
Supreme Court
Tait
Hhe
Cox
Holmes
Day
McKenna
Court
Claas
Treasury
Star Witness Denies McGannon Guilty in Trial
Miss Mary E. Neeley, state star witness in Judge William B. McGannon's second murder trial, refused to answer questions claiming self-incrimination and stated McGannon is not guilty. She testified in the first trial that she followed McGannon's car to the scene and saw him with Kagy and Joyce, then saw McGannon take something from his pocket before a shot rang out.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Mary E. Neeley
Wiliam B. McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
McGannon
Kagy
Stanton
Miss Neeley
Tudge McGannon
John W. Joyce
Nagy
Matewan Shooting Case Opens With 19 Defendants Present
The Matewan battle trials began in Williamson West Virginia with 19 defendants remaining after two were dismissed. The first witness prepared to take the stand as jury selection continued and a deputy guarded the courtroom to prevent escapes.
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Matewan
Associated Press
Williamson
W. Va
Bailey
Police-Hunch Nets Robbers and Jewelry in Chicago
Acting on a hunch, three police auto squad members captured three taxicab bandits after a downtown restaurant raid. They robbed 15 guests of over $5,000 in cash and jewelry. Victims identified much of the jewelry found on the trio.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Auto Squad
Brewers May Face Jail For Home Brew Under Brawley Ordinance
Brawley California February 11 The city council on first reading Fostered a proposed ordinance that would make possessing a recipe for home brew illegal punishable by up to six months in jail or a 100 dollar fine or both If adopted the measure targets private home production and possession of brewing instructions Pittsburgh Pennsylvania February 11 Oil firms announce further crude price cuts All grades lowered sixty cents per barrel in major drop across the market
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Associated Press
Brawley
Cal
OTU
Pittsburgh
Caldwell
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Frederick Knight Logan
Virginia Night Logen
Horchem
House
Berlin War Debt Limit Report From German Finance Ministry
Berlin February 11 The German finance ministry reportedly fixed an ultimate reparations sum of 156000900000 marks including all payments in cash and goods. The plan calls for settling this over 30 years and may be sent to Paris for allied consideration with U S mediation urged by some outlets.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ministry of Finance
Germany
Deutsche Zeitung
Paris
United States
Die Post
Entente
Ex Kaiser Says He Sought No War and Was Betrayed
An interview with former Kaiser Wilhelm II recalls his view that Germany lost the war due to betrayal by its people especially social democrats. He describes meeting in Amerongen with General von Gontard and recounts traveling to Vienna with Franz Joseph. He emphasizes a longing for the middle ages and laments national pride damaged by internal treachery.
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Jelrich Petermeyel
The
United Press
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Holland
Germany
Kaiser
Martin Luther
America
Britain
Oldenburg Bentines
Amerongen
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Gontard
von Gontard
Lippe
Joe
German Empire
Franz Josef
Vienna
Rome
Kiel
Walter von der Voegelweide
von Goniard
Taio
Nothiing
Social Democrats
Ex Kaiser Reflects on War Betrayal and Faith
Former German ruler laments betrayal by his people and notes God’s punishment. He claims the Socialists bore most fault and reflects on global judgment, insisting the war would have been won if Germans stayed true to themselves while recalling his 1973 gesture toward Victor Emmanuel and a break from peace.
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God
Victor Emmanuel
Dialogues at the Kaiser Castle Rain Umbrella Moment
An anecdotal exchange unfolds as the Kaiser jokes about rain while General von Gontard guides the speaker to the castle door. The scene ends with the Kaiser greeting the speaker and asking them to convey pleasure to the speaker’s father.
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von Goutard
Kaiser
Bastic Bridge
von Gontard
Nudge
Europe
Canada
South America
Rot Says Kaiser's War Claim Is False
Former ambassador James W. Gerard says the Kaiser is driven by religious insanity and grandiose delusions. He criticizes Kaiser's assertion of defense and notes Germany could declare offensive war, accusing the Kaiser of betraying the German people.
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Gerard
Kaiser
iBy United Press
New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Gott
Federal Council
Kaiser's Ex-Dentist Describes His Hobby and Pride
United Press reports on Dr. Arthur N. Davis, once the Kaiser’s dentist, noting his comment on the Kaiser’s speaking style. Davis says the Kaiser shifted topics, liked to display literature knowledge, and took pride in ancestry with a hobby in the Middle Ages and heroic figures.
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United Press
New York
Arthur N. Davis
Army Fliers Killed in Practice Flight
Two Navy lieutenants, John Henry Heitz Menken and John Frederick Walter, died in a Cuba accident near Guantanamo during a radio instruction practice flight. Navy dispatches list home towns Garden City Kansas and Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
John Henry Heitz Menken
John Frederick Walter
Unitedtates Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy Department
Lieut. Menken
Garden City
Kan
Wolfer
Lancaster
Entente Protests Austrian Fusion Move in Vienna
Entente officials reportedly sent a formal note to the Austrian government protesting efforts toward the fusion of Austria and Germany. The report places the event in Vienna on February 19.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Entente
Austria
Germany
Paper Delivery Instructions for Courier Service
The notice requests home delivery before 3 30 and asks customers to call 3320 if the paper does not arrive on time. It also states that calls must reach the office before 6 50 p m for a replacement copy to be sent.
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Calla
Des Moines Cops Start Roundup of Crooks
Des Moines police launched a citywide roundup after public criticism and crime spikes. Twenty two suspects were held for investigation as investigators search for clues in bank robbery, a murder case, and a jewel heist while calls for police reform grow louder.
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Des Moines
United Press
Band!t Trio
Valley Junction
G. A. Fosdick
Edison Celebrates 74th Birthday With Pioneers
West Orange New Jersey February 11 Thomas A Edison age 74 was honored by the Edison Pioneers a group of associates from 50 years ago The pioneers with wives and children gathered at Glenmont his estate Mrs Edison hosted the women and children while Edison and his pals spoke of days gone by A dinner was planned later and the pioneers would help read congratulatory messages
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United Press
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison Pioneers
Glenmont
Edison
Llewellyn Park
Mr. Edison
First German War Bride Arrives in Chicago with Husband
Chicago dispatch reports Miss Erna Forstmayer becomes the first German war bride of a Chicago soldier in the American army of occupation. She married Lieut. James Smith of the Marine Corps after obtaining permission to join him in Europe and arriving in New York last week.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Army of Occupation
James Smith
Marine Corps
Rhine
Smith
Erna Forstmayer
New York
Gou't Takes Hand in N Y Fight on Typhus
New York authorities opened a federal investigation to stop typhus spread after 37 cases were reported among arriving steamship passengers. Assistant Surgeon General R. Creel arrived from Washington as measures to remove the plague are sought in jetty inspections and city plans to curb the menace.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
R. Creel
Wilson
Rail unions map out defense for wage agreements
Chicago Feb 1 rail unions outline a strategy to rebut railroads aims to abrogate national wage agreements. A Feb 18 Chicago meeting of railroad presidents will discuss steps to push for subrogation and wage rates for unskilled labor as the board plans sessions and surveys the situation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Uheir
United States Railroad Labor Board
W.i W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Frank P. Walsh
New York
Carriers’ Committee
B. M. Jewell
Employers’ Committee
Atterbury
American Association of Raileay
Jall
Railroad ‘Labor Board
Labor Board
W. W. Atterbury
French Steamship Victorieux Abandoned at Sea and Senate Raises VP Salary
A French steamer Victorieux, left New York Feb 2 for Cadiz and Tangiers with cargo, is reported abandoned at sea with crew rescued by the Crawford. In Washington, the Senate voted to raise Vice President Coolidge’s salary from 12000 to 15000 a year while removing funding for a private telegraph operator.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Victorieux
New York
Cadiz
Tangiers
Crawford
Cape Race
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Warren
Appropriations Committee
House
Coal Cost Figures Show District Variances in 1918
Washington reports cost figures for bituminous coal from 682 mines across 13 western states. The study, delivering to Congress, shows mine costs per ton from 1.68 to 4.45 and sales margins from 1.36 to 4.68, with selected districts in Iowa Oklahoma and Montana confirming higher 1918 mine costs and margins versus 1917.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mississippi River
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Iowa
Oklahoma
Montana
Rio de Janeiro orders six month closure of Construction Workers union
The ministry of justice ordered the union's headquarters closed for six months and banned meetings elsewhere after reports that allied anarchists participated in gatherings. The order cites foreigners using freedom to promote anarchistic ideas under Brazil's laws.
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Asso d Press
Rio Janeiro
Construction Workers’ Union
Ministry of Justice
Highways Report Notes Winter Conditions and Outlook
The report lists towns including Albert Lea Algona Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City Minneapolis area and Waverly as part of the region. Forecast calls for cool winter conditions with unsettled weather tonight and fair Saturday. Traffic is described as normal despite the chill.
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Department_of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charies Ci
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Charras City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltornen Hampton
Postville
Waser
Yoo
Waverly
Two Murderers Pay Penalty for Crime on Gallows
Edward Krist tang hanged in Chisago at 9 14 am for the murder of William Mills during a box office robbery His last hours included a vow against capital punishment His mother's appeal to the governor failed Italian De Santis hanged at Marion for the West Frankfort killings of Amiel Calcaterra and Tony Hempthill He died at 9 30 am after receiving last rites from Father Sengsa with Italian prayers and calm demeanor
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Trean
Chisago
Edward Kristang
William Mills
Springheld
Marion
Settino de Santis
Amiel Calcaterra
Tony
Hempthill
West Frankfort
de Santis
Father Sengsa
Herrin
de Salis
Rent Zones Planned to Scrutinize Landlord Raises
Chicago plans rent zones drawn by a Chicago Real Estate board committee to review spring increases amid tenant protection groups. General Abel Davis of Illinois Trust chairs the panel, promising action against landlords if new rents are unjustified and using zone maps to confirm cases.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Real Estate Board
Abel Davis
Illinois Trust Company
Real Estate Board
Doctors oppose Wasserman test in Mitchell meeting
In Mitchell South Dakota the medical association district opposes the Wasserman test as eugenic law is debated by the state legislature. Dr Mark Misner quips the test would consume all the honeymoon money leaving little for marriage essentials.
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Associated Press
Mitchell, S. D
Mitchell District
South Dakota Medical Association
Mark Misner
Houston Sails First Cargo to Hamburg
The steamer Houston, sailing from Houston on Thursday, ships the port’s first cargo to Hamburg Germany. It carries 2 000 bales of cotton and 200 barrels of lubricating oil, plus 7 951 bales of cotton for Bremen.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Hamburg
Germany
Bremen
Ex-Cop Vanquishes Bandits as Bank Messenger Survives
Chicago police sought eight youths after yesterday’s bank messenger ambush. Ex-policeman Jerry O'Mara, 69, opened fire, taking four gunshot wounds but saving the messenger. The assailants fired over five rounds and fled.
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Chicago
Jerry O'Mara
O'Mara
Republicans Raid Skibbereen In Open Fighting
Dublin reports Sinn Fein forces invaded Skibbereen, captured three prisoners, and withdrew as police and troops moved to meet them. Taunting notices warned of another raid, while Michael Collins’ supposed command became a notorious symbol in the crisis.
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United Press
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Skibbereen
Cork
Sinn
Skibbereen Foray
Statehouse probes prompt nepotism bill debate
Reporters were summoned to the executive departmental affairs committee amid probes of irregularities in state departments. The Iowa legislature debated bills on nepotism, real estate licensing, and changing political convention days as action stalled on a tax exemption repeal for liberty bonds.
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Associated Prasafies
Executive Departmental Affairs Committee
S. A. Savage
M. V. Henderson, Jr
Aslkin
Senate
Graham
State Fair Board
Representative Long
Iowa
Rumler
United Press Des Moines
Statehouse
House
Nervig
Humbold County
Solo
Brooknart
650 Barrels of Wine Found in New York Cellar
Police discovered 650 barrels of California claret in a subterranean upper east side wine cellar. The find totaled 33,800 gallons after two prior inspections uncovered 400 barrels on the first visit and 250 more on the second.
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Associated Press
New York
Upper East Side
Coasting Accident Fatal to Boy
In Waukon Iowa Leslie Walsh 13 was fatally injured when struck by a car driven by Ren Davis on January 31. The boy died within hours after the collision as he coasted down a hill with a high bank obscuring the approaching vehicle.
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United Press
Waukon
Leslia Walsh
Ren.Davis
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