Coolidge Arrives At Time When It Must Be Himself
Washington dispatch analyzes whether Coolidge will define his own leadership or continue Harding’s shadow. It notes his restraint, keeping Harding appointees, avoiding major public moves, and the pressure for him to establish a distinct presidency, with the New York address seen as pivotal.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
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Federal Trade Commission
Victor Murdock
Kansas
George Christian
Senate
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Call for Farmer Labor Convention July 4
St Louis Feb 12 The conference for progressive political action issued a call for a convention of Farmer Labor Socialist and affiliated parties with 16 brotherhoods to meet in Cleveland on July 4 after the major parties choose presidential nominees to discuss their merits. The call was adopted by a nearly unanimous vote despite communist objections.
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St. Louis
Brotherhoods
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
W. H. Cruse
Warren Stone
Brotherhoad of
Locomotive Engineers
Minneapolis
Federated Farmer- Labor
T. R. Sullivan
Central Trade and Labor Council
O'Fallon
Ilc
R. B. Cramer
Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly
Bishop Homer Stuntz Stricken in Florida
Omaha bishop Homer Stuntz of the Methodist Episcopal Church, diocese including Iowa and Nebraska, is stricken with paralysis in Miami Florida and sent to a sanitarium in semi conscious condition. He had been scheduled to deliver addresses after the Merida conference of colored ministers at Gainesville.
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Miami
Pla
Homer
Stuntz
Omaha
Neb
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
Nebraska
Merida Conference of Colored Minimers
Gainesville
Farm Mortgage Foreclosure Made For Large Iowa Claim
Decorah Iowa February 12 One of the largest farm mortgage foreclosures ever recorded in this county began when Frank Jewell filed to foreclose on John Logsden for about 347000 with interest, placing the total near 65000. Logsden bought the farm at boom prices then faced low farm prices and ruin from extensive improvements.
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Decorah
Frank Jewell
John Logeden
Logsden
American Ship Afire at Sea Reported by Lloyds
A French Republique bark of 7,200 tons, built at Tacoma in 1928 and formerly government owned, is reported afire at sea at latitude 32.03 north longitude 14.11 west. The news comes via wireless from the Italian steamship San Rossari.
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London
Lloyd Wireless
Ta‘coma
Wish
Coolidge to Speak in New York at National Republican Club
President and Mrs. Coolidge travel from Washington to New York where he will address the National Republican Club in a televised broadcast. The trip marks the first time the couple have left the capital by more than a few miles since entering the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Virginia
Alexandria
National Republican Club
Coolidge
Congress
WEAF
New York
WCAP
Washington
Newwith
Moros Seek U.S. Retention of Philippine Authority
Six Moro chiefs from Lanao and Zamboanga met Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood in Manila and urged Washington to retain sovereignty over the Moros indefinitely. Wood said he would forward the plea to President Coolidge. The Moros prefer U.S. rule to Filipino governance if independence is granted.
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Manila
Lansa
Pope Pius Celebrates Coronation Date with Court Guests
On February 12 Pope Pius marked the anniversary of his coronation with a formal ceremony. The papal court, diplomats, Roman aristocracy, and numerous guests attended including many Americans. Queen Marie of Roumania sat in a special tribune in disguise as a sovereign.
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Bone
Pope Pius
Marie
Gunman Young on Way as Troops Restore Officials
Wil liamson county remains in turmoil as patrols back civil authorities under Gen. Milton J. Foreman. S. Glenn Young, clan raider and former Herrin police chief, heads a rival force and leaves town for Washington after allegedly taking part in liquor raids and killings.
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Tferrin
Anne
Williamason County
Milton J. Foreman
Foreman
S. Glenn Young
Herrin
John Ford
Washington
Yin
Laken
Ford
Bag
Marion
Williamson County
W.T. McCowan
Sherif
George Galligan
Urbana
A. T. Pace
Pace
Creseat Clagle
Hicks
Clagle
Hugh Wilis
United Mine Workers
United Press
I Hertin
S. Grena
Altho
Australian nobleman vows to kill American editors
A Vienna report says Count Ludwig Salm and Millicent Rogers, famed heiress, whose New York marriage triggered controversy, remain uninterested in the U S audience. The couple, honeymooning in Europe, provoke a hotel stir as editors fear threats are real and the Austrian government has yet to recognize the nuptials.
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Wiltedl Cross
Salm
Count Salm
United States
Count Satin
Salins
Vienna
Ludwig Salimson
Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
New York
Austria
Wizard Evans Buys Simmons Interest in Klan for $146000
Atlanta reports a settlement between William J Simmons founder of the Ku Klux Klan and Dr Hiram V V Bevans imperial wizard for 146000 in cash. Simmons sells his contract and eight years of income totaling 96000 plus 50000 for rights in the Knights of Kamelia, the new order he founded.
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Atlanta
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Idan
Hiram Vessey Bevans
Col
Knights of Kamelia
Klan
Dubuque Pays for Unbuilt Railroad
Dubuque Iowa notes the city still pays for a railroad started 70 years ago and never completed. The line was planned to run between Dubuque and Cedar Rapids. It reached Cedar Rapids to Farley but Dubuque’s 120000 dollar bond obligation remains outstanding despite the project not being finished.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Farley, Ja
Altho
Slayer in Leggers War Gets Off Easy
Omaha February 12 Jimmy Griffin alleged gangster leader accused of first degree murder of Henry Mc Ardle in a bootleggers war last November was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in District Judge Fitzgerald's court. The verdict surprised the prosecution and carries a potential sentence from one to ten years.
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Omaha
Jimmy Griffin
Henry McArdle
Fitzgerald
Ll Sears
Mantell at Waterloo in Merchant of Venice a festival night
Robert Mantell, hailed as the greatest line of tragedians, brings The Merchant of Venice to Waterloo theatre tonight. The article extols Mantell’s Shakespearean mastery and lineage from Burbage to Kean, promising a night of high class dramatic spectacle for Waterloo patrons.
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Robert Mantell
Waterloo
New York
Robert Bruce Mantell
Waterloo Theatre
Mantell
William Winter
Richard Burbage
Shakespeare
Betterton
Garrick
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Kean
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Tom
Towo
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Manteil
Burbage
Mentell
Amon
Corot
Manet
Cavil
Robert ‘Bruce Mantell
Legislature Votes for Six Day Recess on Pay
State Capitol notes a six day recess for Iowa legislators with full pay to attend personal business. A Senate vote approved the plan amid debate on idle time costs and impacts on insurance inquiries. A select committee was named to hear evidence on insurance department practices and report actions. The House convened with full attendance as 101 members were present.
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Associaterk Press
New Meines
Senate
Senat Stoddard
Woodbury County
Fepublican
Anand MoUs
Price
Monres County
Pelee
Des Moines
Hebdate
White
Benton
Neanes
Wichman
Hancock County
Darling
Mills
Gitchrist
Pocahontas
Shane
Wapelto
John Hammill
Browne
Jackson County
Mammill
Excel
Hendy
Mittee
Dutcher
Johnson County
Holdoegel
Calhoun
House of Representatives
Ofile Call
Denby Silent on Resignation Amid Senate Resolution
Washington February 12 The secretary of the Navy Denby offered no comment on reports of resignation as the Senate adopted the Robinson resolution urging President Coolidge to remove him. The note indicates no official statement was made.
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Washington, D. C
Denby
Senate
Coolidge
Des Moines Appoints Coolidge Campaign District Chiefs
Addison M. Parker names district chairmen for the Coolidge campaign across 11 districts in Tonk and selects Mrs. T. P. Hollowell of Fort Madison as state women’s division chair. Hollowell plans to appoint a woman reader in each district to appeal to women voters.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Coolidge
Tonk
Addison M. Parker
Cal Yin Coolidge
Parker
T. P. Hollowell
Fort Madison
Corning
W. R. Orchard
Council Bluffs
Helmer
Carroll
Wlevanth
Chelg Jepson
Sioux City
Hotlowell
Secretary Denby Approves Arctic Flight Mooring Mast
Final orders for installing a mooring mast on the fuel ship Ra mapo at Mare Island Navy Yard to prepare for the Shenandoah arctic exploration flight this summer were approved today by Secretary Denby on the recommendation of Rear Admiral Moffatt, chief of the Naval Air Service. Revised plans for trust equipment will proceed in days.
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Washington, D. C
Mare Island Navy Yard
Denby
Moffatt
Naval Air Service
Trust
Tutankhamun sarcophagus lid lifted in Luxor
AP reports Luxor Egypt February 12 the lid of Tut Ankh Amen s sarcophagus opened revealing a gilded mummy case about three meters long. The king s effigy shows a hawk and serpent in gold with lapis lazuli and crossed hands holding a crook and a flail. The crown of withered flowers decorates the headdress. The decision to keep the operation private disappointed leading archaeologists.
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Associated Press
Luxor
Egypt
Tut-Ankh-Anen
Carter
Senate Spotlight Focuses on Denby Leasing Controversy
The Senate pressed the Denby lease affair with a sequence of witnesses and a House Indian Affairs subcommittee exam, probing Walts Fall era financial deals. Magee testified on selling the Albuquerque Morning Journal to Sidney Weil amid rumors of Doheny and Hearst money.
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