Howling Dog Returns Credit for Aging ARV Balloonists
Three American naval balloonists from Rockaway NY stranded in Canadian north endure near starvation and frost bite. They say dogs howling saved their descent, landed ten miles south of Shiplands trading post, were rescued by Hudson Bay Co. workers and Indian trappers, and may reach Mattice within days while traveling by dog train.
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Hearst
Ont
Rockaway
Hudson Bay
Cochrane
Mattice
Lient
Stephen A. Farrell
Shiplands
Hudson Bay Co
Walter Hinton
George McLeod
George McClelland
Moose Factory
McLeod
Farrell
Tom Marian
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Southlands
Cracked Guitar Serenades Jobless Army Squatting in New York Church
In St Mark's chapel basement a gray haired man plays a cracked guitar for about 200 jobless men who have seized the gymnasium after failing to gain permission. Leader George B. Ellis vows the movement will grow, with plans to continue feeding the squatters and seek further shelter while authorities take no action to remove them.
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New York
Faul R. Ballon
United Press
St. Mark’s Chapel
Nasium
George B. Ellis
Wave
Mayor of Davenport Leaves Socialist Party
Davenport mayor Dr. L. Barewald, elected on the Socialist ticket two years ago, resigns from the party. He cites lack of cooperation with Socialist aldermen and radical council interference as why he left, saying he will continue as mayor but not as a Socialist. His term runs another year.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Dr. L. Barewald
Soc
iWe
Baréwald
Burned Dead Lover Clothes Found in Hotel Room Fire
Kansas City police say clothes of David Francis Miller were burned and a belt buckle and a small revolver found among ashes near the stove. Mrs Lillian McGill remains in a dazed state, claiming Miller was shot by her during a quarrel and that she killed him in a moment of shock.
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Unitéa Press
Kansas City
David Francis Miller
Lillian*McGill
Siave
Miller
McGill
Japanese press resumes disarmament talks after holidays
AP correspondent notes January coverage in Osaka Asahi Shimbun calling for scrapping the Anglo Japanese alliance to ease US relations and urged talks with America. Jiji Shimpo supports halving Japan’s army yet says the eight battleships and eight cruisers planned for 1925 were set long ago and beyond the naval race.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Osaka Asahi Shimbun
United States
England
Japan
America
Jiji Shimpo
Neva
Cinco
Directors Meet to Shape War Finance Plans
Washington directs that the War Finance Corporation plan be shaped by its directors. The meeting, called before the joint resolution, could start today. Treasury officials say weeks may pass before loans to finance farmers exporting goods begin. About 650 million dollars could be loaned, given 359 million already outstanding, within a 1 billion cap for export loans.
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Washington,d
Congress
Willson
Corporation
Treasury
United States
Good Samaritan Shot by Profane Landlord
United Press reports in Denver that landord Torbert shot and killed George Edwards, aiding eviction victims Mr. and Mrs. Joby Johnson. Torbert fled then surrendered early today after the fatal confrontation in the rooming house.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Joby Johnson
George Edwards
Fforaca ‘Torbert
Esterday
Torbert
Johnson
Edwards
Cardinal Gibbons Improves After South America Mission
Baltimore January 5 Associated Press secretary Colby inquiring about Cardinal Gibbons condition received a reply from his secretary Reverend Albert Smith stating the Cardinal spent a restful night and improved this morning. He congratulates Colby on his successful mission to South America.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Colby
South America
Albert Smith
John Corton Improves After Accident At Park Avenue
John Corton, 90, was struck by a truck yesterday at Park Avenue and Commercial Street. He improved this morning at St. Francis hospital and, if no deterioration occurs, may return home within a few days. Ernest Dennis, French historian and Sorbonne professor, died today. born January 3, 1849.
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John Corton
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Corton
Western Avenue
Associated Press
Paris
Ernest Dennis
Sorbonne
Mayor of Cork in exile faces deportation test
Irish crisis deepens as Cork mayor Daniel Callaghan arrives in Newport News as a stowaway without a passport. He says invitation came from a Washington commission investigating Irish conditions. MacSwiney and O Callaghan details unfold amid efforts to determine admissibility and possible passport waiver. Sinn Fein siege actions in Kanturk and Cork lead to multiple casualties as Crown forces repel ambushes and police brace for repercussions.
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Associated Press
Newport News
Daniel O'Gellaghan
Cark
West Cannon
Peter MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
New York Nation
Committee of 160
Washington
Frederick C. Howe
New York
Meyer O'Callaghan
T. R. 'S Parker
Ireland
MacSwiney
O'Callaghan
United States
Committee of 100
America
Brixton
Washington, D. C
Daniel J. ‘Callaghan
Cork
State Department
Department
William MacDonald
Sinn Fein
Weather report coverage for Iowa and Minnesota towns
The bulletin lists towns in the U S and S department weather area including Charles City Algona Mason City Marshall New Hampton Waverly Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Davenport Fort Faribault Minn and several others in Iowa Minnesota andWisconsin. It notes the period as January 5 with references to the U S Weather Bureau and agricultural weather reporting for the region.
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U. S&s. Department of Agricultural Weather Bureau
Charles City
Minn
Algona
Charles Dirt
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Croigse
Wis
Mason City
Marshall
Lawn
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Chicago Women Bet, Dice, and Dominos Rise in Society
United Press report from Chicago describes women taking up craps and dice games across social classes, with department stores selling sets from 60 cents to hundreds. A jeweler reportedly set diamonds into silver dice, and a special mini dice piece was manufactured for quick play, while women compete with men and risk finances in parlors and boudoirs.
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Jana
Harding at Columbus to Take 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Masons
President elect Warren G. Harding will be made a thirty second degree Mason in Columbus today. He travels from Marion by automobile and will ascend from the fourth to the thirty second degree in a ceremony by the Columbus consistory of Scottish Rite Masons. About 100 Marion friends and officers from other states are expected to attend the event late in the evening.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Senator Harding
Grand Jury to Probe Charge by Mayor of Graft in Sioux City
Judge George Jepson ordered Woodbury county grand jurors to investigate alleged bribes by city officials as charged by Mayor Wallace M. Short. Short will be called to explain the accusations, which he did not comment on after the order.
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Sioux City
United Press
George Jepson
Woodbury County Grand Jury
Wallace M. Short
Short
Free Woman Charged With Killing Husband
Graig Colorado January 3 a crowd of 500 cheered when Mrs Charles Evans and her 16 year old son were freed by a jury from charges of murdering her husband Charles Evans killed last week at his home the jury deliberated three minutes Mrs Evans testified he beat her refused to support the family and beat their six month old baby She said she shot him as he was about to shoot their six children
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United Press
Graig
Colo
Charles Evans
Bank Run Fear Stoked by Paper Reports in Mexico City
In Mexico City on January 3 leading bankers blamed sensational newspaper reports for a mild panic that closed one bank and spurred a run on Banque Française du Mexique. Depositors surged to the bank Monday and again Tuesday, but deposits were paid in silver and the bank later reopened. Manager Jules Lacaud said all demands would be met as confidence briefly returned.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Banque Francaise du Mexique
Jules Lacaud
Farm Bureau urges economy and probes into farm situation
Des Moines January 5 1921 Iowa bankers and farm bureau leaders call for old time economy and debt liquidation. L A Andrew warns against deflation and urges a farm credit plan while committees would study rural credit marketing and cooperative efforts as 1 500 farmers attend the federation convention.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jao
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Iowatate Bankers’ Association
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Andrew
Andrew ‘Anserted
Amnual Federation
BE. B. Cunningham
Bureau of Research
Courier Delivery Time and Error Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 6 30. If you do not receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 3330 and a copy will be sent. One call must reach this office before 4 30 p m.
$100,000 Suit Over Salzedo Death in Bomb Plot Crackdown
The Italian chamber of labor filed a $200,000 damage suit in state supreme court against Attorney General Palmer and four DOJ officials over the death of Andrea Salzedo, who leapt to his death from a 24th story window after bomb outrages last June. The suit claims Salzedo was beaten and driven to despair, and charges were sent to the Italian embassy and consulates in Boston and New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Italian Chamber of Labor
State Supreme Court
Palmer
Department of Justice
Andrea Salzédo
Salzedo
Widotw
Als
Iliam
J. Flynn
Department
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Boston
Crowder May Not Be Received by Menocal
United Press reports from Havana on January 6 indicate General Enoch Crowder may not be received officially by Cuban President Menocal. La Noche says the Cuban government was not advised through normal diplomatic channels about the general's mission.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Enoch Crowder
Menocal
la Noche
Manila Editor Jailed for Criticizing Scions
Manila January 5 Gregorio Perfector editor of La Nacion organ of the Democratic party was sentenced to two months imprisonment after conviction for criticizing members of the legislature.
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Associated Press
Manila
Gregorio Perfector
la Nacion
Democratic Party
Bankers oppose centraliz ed bank plan in Kansas City
Kansas City bankers reject proposals to replace the 12 Federal Reserve banks with a centraliz ed system. F F Swinner of First National says the Federal Reserve bank has proven its worth. John M Moore of Fidelity National urges no action amid talk of averting a panic. Governor J Z Miller Jr says current laws cannot be improved on.
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United Press
Kansas City
Bankers Today
Federal Reserve
F. F. Swinner
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
John M. Moore
Fidelity National Bank & Trust Co
J. Z. Miller, Jr
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
House Committee Heats Opponents of Tax on Trades
Congressional hearings report opposition to a proposed tax on speculative grain trades. A. E. Reynolds of Crawfordsville Indiana warns the plan would worsen food supply and hints at possible market manipulation. The session also covers naval disarmament talks with Walsh and Borah, and a tax on bank deposits debate. Senate approves $50,000 for inauguration expenses.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Congress
A. E. Reynolds
Crawfordsville
Ind
House
Agre’ Culture Committee
Reynolds
Jean Frame & Law
Tinders Republican
Kansas
Joe Leiter
Chicago
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Washington
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Japan
Sal Ravies
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League
Senate
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Tari
United
Washington, D. C
Jan
Capitol
Germany Threatened With Railway Strikes
London Jan 5. Germany faces renewed railway strikes as Exchange Telegraph reports a large majority of German railwaymen voted in favor. The ministry condemns the demands as exorbitant and harmful, warning workers who strike may face consequences.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Exchange Telegraph
Berlin
Ger
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