Disarming Parley Faces In Limit For Aerial Graft
Washington reports congress may press to limit aviation and restrict air armament at the proposed arms conference. Officials warn overloading talks could stall progress while Britain and France prepare for disarmament discussions in Geneva and Paris.
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Washington, DC
Coolitge
Mitchell
Army
Navy
United States
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United Sateen
Dorces
London
England
Washington
University of Iowa Dresses Up for 78th Birthday Anniversary
Iowa City February 21 The University of Iowa prepared for its seventy eighth birthday with decorations in the natural science auditorium by the art department under Miss Jane Coventry. Classes will dismiss at 3:30 p m for exercises to be attended by students and faculty. Prof Delwin Schimek will speak on The University of Yesterday and Prof Charles H Weller will respond with The University of Tomorrow.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ita
University
Mirs Jane Coventry
M. Weenestay
Delwmil Schimek
Department of bBowny
Spea
University of Yesterda
Charles H. Weller
School of Journalismy
University of Tomorrow
Last Man of A. E. F. Returns from France
Hoboken resident John F. Loftus, the last member of the American Expeditionary Force to return from overseas duty, arrived on the President Harding liner. Loftus had sailed for France in 1917 and has since worked with the graves registration service, ending his overseas service after the armistice.
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New York
Grant John F. Loftus
Hoboken
N. J
France
President Harding
ALE
Lofts
Graves Ruzietration Service
Ford Factory Moves to Six Day Week Schedule
Detroit February twenty first Ford Motor Company announces it will operate on a six day workweek. Previous five day production limit has increased business activity and factory output.
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Ford
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Crumbling Workings Endanger 34 Miners Still Trapped Underground
Rescue efforts continued as officials and volunteers aided by police and Boy Scouts kept crowds back from the mine. John Sieder, the mine engineer, directed operations while miners endured after damp and gas risks. Rescue workers retrieved and treated injured men, and a new explosion warning heightened danger for all involved.
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Es-Service
Enzinger
Wattlay
John Sieder
Slicdér
Red Cross
New Meard
Weighmaun Thomas
Davis Dry Goods Co Welcomes Friends Tuesday
Davis Dry Goods Co plans a Tuesday reception to mark a new store building. The piece praises Mr Davis as a community minded businessman with broad civic support and retail expertise. Chicago friends join Waterloo well wishers in congratulating the enterprise. The Courier dedicates two sections to detailing the new building and the organization behind its expansion.
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Mrr. Davis
Mr. Davis
Chicago
Waterloo
Courier
Suspect in Farlin Bank Robbery Held in Fort Dodge Jail
Kinzie alleged head of a Sioux City gang was arrested here after the Farlin Parlin Iowa bank robbery. He will be taken to Montrose? jail this morning. Sheriff Morain and state agents aided the capture. Reports say Roy Edwards and John Marsh, also accused robbers, are members of the Sioux City gang.
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Fort Dodge
Kinzie
Kinzie Fang
Sioux City
Parlin
Iowa
Sav
Ings
Jotrertery
Kinzie Sas
B.C. Matain
Greenes County
Stowax City
Farlin
Jefferson
Roy Edwards
John Marsh
Morain
King George Shows Slow Improvement
London February 21 The bronchial ailment from which King George is suffering was worse during the night. The physicians attended him and announced today that his condition was satisfactory despite slow progress. The bulletin posted at Buckingham Palace read the king's temperature was not far from normal.
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London
George
Buckingham Pal- Bet
Tess
Madrid Broadcasts Wireless Newspaper
A wireless newspaper from South Bend reports a bank robbery in Millsburgh Michigan where four men held up the state bank and escaped in a car with 2990 dollars in cash and 50000 in negotiable securities. Northern Indiana authorities cooperate with Michigan authorities to secure the country for the four men. Three men died in an explosion in Philadelphia and others were injured or missing after two blasts rocked a tanker plant along the Schuylkill River.
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South Bend
Jud
Millsburgh
Mich
Beotenaiver
Sca
Pars, Pt
Northern
Indiana
Micke Wan
Trree
Mxpiloseon
Philadelphia
Nur Her
Guile Renning Company
Potar’ Hreeze
Schaylkill
Todas
New Road Bill Faces Tough Time In Gas Tax Battle
A proposed road reform bill seeks control under the state highway commission and reallocates primary road funds. Lawmakers argue it challenges highway domination and faces stiff opposition from both houses as debates spark over funding and governance.
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Des Maines
State Highway Commission
House
Senate
Francis John~son
Secretary of State
State Highway Department
Highway Commission
Commission
Shaff
State Highway Committee
Goodwin
Cavanaugh
Benson and Roberts
Francis Johnson
House Highway Committee
Eden
Oldham
Rust
Gripp
State Briefs from Across Iowa
Creston fines Bennet for throwing tacks in a neighbor’s driveway. Winterset judge Wilkerson dies at home. Cesar Rapids hears warning letters to bootleggers by Sheriff Roden. Ordar Rapids re-elects Burgin state commander of the Maccabees. Denison bank to reopen Monday. Sioux City Dr. Notson named secretary of the Medicalist Episcopal board of hospitals. Grinnell 21 year old Ernest Schmidt may die from Friday injury. Algona Dr. E E Sayers dies at 70. former assistant state veterinarian. North Liberty Samuel Wackler dies at 95 after three weeks illness. survived by child Jennie Wood. Des Moines area notes.
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Creston
J. M. Bennet
Manyor
Bennett
Winterset
A.W. Wilkerson
Cesar Rapids
Rodenthofer
Jones County
Ordar Rapids
S. Burgin
Des Moines
The
Maccabees
Denison
Bank of Denison
Sioux City
GT. Notson
Medicalist Episcopal Board of Hospitals
Grinnell
Ernest Schmidt
Schmidt
Algona
E. E. Sayers
Sayers
Ames College
North Liberty
Samuel Wackler
Ohio
Iowa
Jennie Wood
Tax Exemption Rules Clarified for Co-op Marketing Associations
Washington officials released new Treasury regulations narrowing tax exemptions for cooperative marketing associations. Exemption applies to farmer, fruit, livestock, and dairy co-ops that market products and return profits to producers after costs, but non producer sold stock or early redemptions remove exemption. Hartson of the Bureau of Internal Revenue notes further study to assess full conference recommendations.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Hartson
Lieut Wood Vanishes From Paris Hotel
Lieut Osborne Cutler Wood son of Gen Leonard Wood has not been seen at the Hotel Crillon for five days. His Chinese valet Chang says Wood slept during Monday then ordered his bag packed before leaving in the evening, vowing not to return.
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Paris
Osborne Cutler Wood
United States
Leonard Wood
Wood
Chang
Hotel Crillon
Chaplin Aplin Row Rests Until Tuesday
Additional witnesses will testify next week in the Chaplin case against Charles Amador known as Aplin who imitates the comedian in baggy pants and big shoes. Attorneys said Amador has no right to use the Chaplin screen makeup and the case will be resumed Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Chaplin
Charles Amador
Aplin
Chaplin
Amador
Kid McCoy Case Heads to Jury Next Thursday
Los Angeles Feb 21 The Kid McCoy robbery and assault with intent to murder trial tied to the August 31 1924 Tampage at the Mors Antique Shop and a body found in a nearby apartment moves to a jury of 10 men and two women next week.
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Los Angeles
Cal
I Kid McCoy
Teresa Mors
Local Obituaries for Mrs. Igseph Wilhelm and Others
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Igseph Wilhelm 62 of 1017 Mulberry Street at St. Francis hospital after a major operation. Also listed are Mrs. Dan Johnson of Seattle who died in Glendale California, and Henry Hazel of Steuben Wisconsin, with brief survivor details and funeral arrangements.
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Igseph Wilhelm
Kate Willhelm
Joseph Wilhelm
Mulberry Street
St. Francis Hospital
Kate Purtil
Barclay Township
Black Hawk Noaity
Wilhelm
Pairbank
Waterloo
Henry Haze
Henry Hazel
Waterlon
Steuben
Wis
Hazel
Rirs
Firury
George Potter
Watering
Richard Winget
Jay Smith Famt
Tal Derry
Dunkerton
Anna Perry
Marshalltown
Albert
Grantsburg
Lavis
Wother Reesides
Chicago
Whinkerton
Wisconsin
Senate voices probe into state department waste
In Des Moines, the Senate passed a resolution directing the budget director to investigate state departments for wasteful methods and report during the current session. The House delaying action on a congressional salary vote, also approving aid to blind students and revising executor fees.
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Associa Press Statehouse
Des Moines
General Assembly
Senate
House
Huser
Mascatine
Tana
Craig
Warren County
Congress
Forsling
Woodbury
Associated Press
Washington
Blake
Fayette County
Bankers 'of
Saunders
Banking Committee
McCaulls
Calhoun County
Andrew T. Neve
Independence State Hospital
Gilchrist
Pocahontas
Cafers
Eldre
Gunderson
Representative Powers
Page County
Thy
Americans Involved in Havana Shooting
Havana reports an armed clash after an army officer allegedly insulted an American woman in a cabaret. Four Americans, Mr and Mrs T. C. Atking from Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs L. B. Tracy from Elkhart, Indiana, were with the officer when he was shot as military units were confined to their racks. Authorities suppress details of the incident.
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Havana
T. C. Atking
Minneapolis
L. B. Tracy
Elkhart
Ind
Lincoln Circle Gifts To Several Causes
Lincoln Circle voted donations to the Lincoln Memorial School for Mountain Whites of Kentucky, to the fund for upkeep of Southern memorials to Union soldiers, to the fund for framed histories of the flag, at yesterday’s meeting. Mrs A B Turhite of Cedar Rapids addressed the gathering as fifty women and seven comrades attended.
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Lincoln Memorial School
Kentucky
Lincoln Elere
A. BD. Turhite
Cedar Rapids
Jensen couple marked twelfth wedding anniversary
Thirty two relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jensen arranged two surprise parts on their twelfth wedding anniversary Tuesday evening. After a Viennese supper they spent time with cards.
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Oliver Jensen
Coolidge Regime Not to Be Wholly Standout Affair
The piece argues the Coolidge administration will not be a total standout, noting public alarm and varied views on industrial trusts and the steel cartel. It cites Morgan and Carnegie dynamics, predicting shifts in corporate power and government influence in the early 1900s.
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Coolidge
Dr Wade Preece Locates In Waterloo Practice
Dr Wade Preece arrives to practice medicine in Waterloo joining Drs E O Keefe and H W Brown after three years at St Vincent's hospital New York City He is a St Louis university 1924 graduate and will assist in surgery, nephew of Mrs O Keefe Also report: Mrs Johanna Mooney fractures wrist from icy sidewalk fall on Franklin Street.
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Wade Preece
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
E. O'Keefe
EH. W. Brown
Preece
St. Louis University
O’keefe
Johanna, Mooney
Franklin Street
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Kid McCoy
Daniel A. Johnson
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Johnson
John J. Waterloo
California
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Cedar Valley Manufacturing Company
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Gert
Harald Johnson
Madge Morrison
Leo Johnson
Lincoln Circle
Promage One
Protortion
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Mystary
Steel Corporation
Arthur Twining Headley
Yale University
Old South Church
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United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Judge Gary
Tennessee Coal & Iron Co
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Roosevelt
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Harding
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Wilson
Progressive Party
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Braise Commission
America
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Department of Justice
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American Tobacco Company
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Nebraska
General Electric Company
Money Trust
American Tobages
Tribune News Service
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Jemier
Patton
F.H. Leggett & Con
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