Republicans Seek Strong Lender Ka Guide for Senate
Republican leaders urge President Harding to take direct cabinet-led action to unite the party in the Senate. They seek stronger Pennsylvania and Ohio candidates, potential cabinet-led influence from Daugherty Weeks Fall Hoover Wallace, and a shift toward a farm bloc才能 balance, aiming to restore Senate strength similar to a decade ago.
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Penrose
Farmer Bloc
McCormleck
Illinois
Lenoad
Wisconsin
Senate
Farmer Hive
Pennsylvania
Fivo Son
Knox
Ieaders
S.o
Rhode Island
Ohio
Missouri
Wyoming
Pomerene
Washington
Fess
Longworth
Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
Pomerone
Harding
Hoover
Wallace
Hfarding
Congress
New York Evening + Past Inc
Starved Victims of Russian Famine Reach Desolate Villages
United Press report by Edwin W. Aullinguer describes a grim Kazan expedition into famine zones. In eastern Russia half the region’s babies lack nutrition and many villages show mass death or disappearance. The guide team, including J R Childs, documents starvation, decimated populations, and a bleak outlook for spring.
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Dwin WW. Huwllinger
United Press Staf
America Reef Administration
J. Hives Childy
Lynchburg, Va
Kazan
Uallinger
Edwin W. Aullinguer
United Prass Suaft
U. P
Russia
Haten
Republic
J. R. Childs
American Relief Administration
London Times Writer Kidnapped in Dublin
A. B. Kay, London Times correspondent, was seized by three armed men in a Dublin grocery shop. No word on his whereabouts since the kidnapping. Kay had warned Cork officials he might be silenced for favoring Irish treaty withdrawal. friends fear he was taken to Cork, with hopes he may be returned soon.
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Associated Press
Dublin
A. B. Kay
London Times
Dail
Kay
Cork
Engineers protest pay at U S Patent Office
Washington January 5 The American Engineering council of the Federated American Engineering society opened a two day session to discuss conditions in the United States patent office. Engineers complained pay rates are inadequate and voted to cooperate in a reform campaign to protect American industry and invention.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Patent Office
American Engineering Council
Federated American Engineering Society
Farm Bloc Leaders Talk with Harding
In Washington on January 5, Senators Kenyon and Capper of Iowa and Kansas respectively, both Republicans, with Senator Kelless of Minnesota, met with President Harding. They described the conference as a discussion of legislative matters affecting agriculture and farm policy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Kenyon
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Kelless
Minnesota
Tennethy
Harding
Tariff on Wheat and Flax Imports Urged in Senate
Senate tariff advocate Senator Ladd of North Dakota pressed for higher duties to shield Northwest growers from extinction. He proposed 23 cents per bushel on wheat and 40 cents per bushel on flax, plus 3 1/2 cents per pound for flax seed oils, with 14 cents a gallon equivalence, exceeding emergency and house rates.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Northwest
Senate
Ladd
Republican
North Dakota
Soldier says he saw 12 men hanged in France
Senate hearing in Washington reveals testimony by former privates from Staunton Virginia and others accusing Maj. Hierome L. Opie of shooting two American soldiers in Is Sur Tille France. Witnesses describe executions seen from trucks and dugouts around Is Sur Tille with French spectators present.
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United of
Washington, D
France
WJ. Opie
Staunton
Senate
Associated Frees
Washington, D. C
Ts-Sur-Tille
Watson
Georgia
Sol
Herbert J. Cadenhead
Greenville
Miss
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War Department
Is-Sur-Tille
AEF
Cadenhead
Brandegee
is-Sur-Tilte
Walter 4. Bethlel
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Overman
North Carolina
Col. Bethel
Oudenhead
Undenhead
Andrew
Elmhurst
L. I
Maj
Hierome L. Opie
Horace Cooke
Claude Breedon
Covington
Lem
Eul R. Smith
Dublin
Opie
Smith
William Woolwine
Woolwine
Maj. Opie
Bank Head Shot In Payroll Theft Grips Maywood
Five bandits robbed the Maywood Can plant payroll securing forty two thousand dollars. John Soffel president of Maswood State bank was killed. Louis Sweeney chief of police was wounded along with Arthur Tenion a bank messenger. The robbers opened fire as the payroll car halted, delivering near instantaneous death to Soffel.
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Chicago
John Soffel
Maswood State Bank
Louis Sweeney
Arthur Tenion
Maywood
American Can Company
Soffel
Sweeney
Benson
Gorne
Three States Hit by Storm Saga From Tornado District
A violent storm swept through northeastern Oklahoma and reached into southeastern Kansas and southwestern Missouri. It left at least a score of families homeless and several persons injured. Severe damage hit Miami Commerce McAlester Curley Picher Muskogee and other towns. In Kansas the impact centered on Galena Baxter Springs with extensive damage to stores glass and utility poles. Communication remained disorganized but no fatalities were confirmed.
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Associated Press
Vulsa
Okla
Dtmny
Northastern
Oklahom
Huuthjenstern
Kansas
Missouri
Miami
Commerce
McAlester
Curley
Picher
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Galesia
Baxter Springs
Englewood Bank Reopened Under New Management
Chicago January 5. Reorganization of the Englewood State Bank, among the five banks controlled by the Tilden interests, was completed late last night. It opens this morning as the Pipse Englewood State Bank and will occupy the former Bake quarters. The Tildens have withdrawn and new financial interests assume control.
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Associated Pressy
Chicago
Englewood State Bank
Tilden
Pipse Englewood ‘State Bank
Tildens
Jail Man for Mail Theft 15 Years Ago
Sacramento detectives arrest Wi Ham Kerfoot in a case tied to a 15 year old nationwide mail theft. He allegedly stole two sacks of registered mail valued at $15,000 while a Kansas City mail clerk, then evaded capture until Portland, Oregon, led to his identification. He awaits postal authorities’ guidance.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Kerfoot
Miransis
City
Kansas City
Portland
Ore
Fifty Die In Blast On Greek Destroyer Leon
An explosion in Piraeus harbor aboard the Greek destroyer Leon killed fifty officers and men and wounded more than twenty. The stern was badly damaged and two nearby ships, the destroyer Trax and the cruiser Vintra, were also damaged.
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United Press
Athens
Leon
Pireaus
Daarger
Trax
Vintra
Oshkosh Permits Indicate Over 2 Million Spent on 1821 Builds
Oshkosh Wis Jan 6 Estimates based on the permits indicate that more than 2,000,000 was expended in 1821 on building improvements in this city. The largest permit was 3160,000 for a four story structure for the City National Bank. Four public garages were built. Private garages were built by 124 persons. Fifty two permits covered new residences. Sash and door factories are active with fall crews employed at most woodworking plants.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh
Wis
City National Bank
Lalkiay Peuod
Unusual secrecy marks burial of Senator Penrose
Reporters barred from the Philadelphia graveyard as extraordinary precautions guarded the funeral of Senator Penrose. The bachelor senator’s interment was kept private with guards, limited services, and no official details released despite political honors from leaders across the state.
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Senator Penrose
Tin Associat
Philadelphia
South Sacret Hill
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Cordanau
Penrose
Theese
Charles B
Richard ¢ Siver
Arriv
Pourigtonotites
Charles Pacrose
Chrea Brothers
Funerll
L. C. Taylor
Nator
Knox
Government to expose more booze rings nationwide
Officials announce plans to indict individuals and firms in New York over an alleged conspiracy to withdraw whisky worth $10,000,000. The statement signals further disclosures as investigations widen across regions.
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Sewer Pipe Trust
New York
United Press
Washington, D. C
Paper Delivery Cutoff and Hotline Instructions
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 6 30. If a carrier error or other cause delays your paper, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 50 p m.
Boy Smothered in Cedar Rapids Fire
A fatal fire in Cedar Rapids trapped a boy in a room on the ground floor. Alfred Pint and a companion perished in the blaze while Mrs. Matthews and Fonds snd Ma were rushed to Mercy Hospital with injuries. Fire officials estimate the loss at 24,000 dollars as heroic attempts to save residents failed.
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Cedar Rapids
Dan
Berson
I.ne
Matthews
Ray
Hetys Olds High School
Ely
Alfred Pint
M Matthews
Mercy
Lingsalari
Believe Slayer of Tobacco King’s Son Jailed
Clarke Walker and his wife were arrested in Gallup New Mexico on telegraphic warrant charged with involvement in the double murder of Joseph W. Blackwell son of the Durham tobacco king and his wife. Police secrecy surrounds the case as details emerge from the arrest and investigation.
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Los Angeles
Clarke Walker
Gallup
Switchh Micribey
Bee
Joseph W. Blackwell
Pall Durham
Sproul Delays Resignation Amid Senate Vacancy
In Philadelphia on January B.G. Sproul announced he would not resign to seek the Penrose seat. Labor officials say a successor will serve until the November election where a candidate will qualify. Political observers expect Sproul to be a candidate for the unexpired term.
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Philadelphia
Ghy. Sproul
Penrose
Labo
Politica
Deaders
Emily
Tink
Sproul
Peuraso
Burch Insanity Questioned In Kennedy Trial
Los Angeles January 5 The cross examination of Dr. Or rbison alienist by the state to report on defense mental experts that Arthur C Burch was insane if he killed J Belton Kennedy was to resume today. Dr Grbtson has already testified three hours and maintains the plea that Burch is not insane.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas J. Orbison
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Burch
Grbtson
Youth Tries to Kill Cairo Crimes Chief
Cairo Egypt Jan 5 Badhel dine Bey controller of the Egyptian government crimes department narrowly escaped assassination today as a youth believed to be a student opened fire wounding him seriously. The controller returned fire and pursued the assailant who escaped.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Badheldine Bey
Criies Department
Lloyd George speech may hint at early election
London January 5 considerable interest centers on Premier Lloyd George’s speech to a Coalition Liberal meeting in Central Hall on January 21. He is expected to hint at electoral intentions while Former Premier Herbert Asquith plans to address Independent Liberals March 23. Churchill named Coalition Liberal leader. Chamberlain to head Coalition Conservatives. Bonar Law takes a smaller cabinet role. Independent Liberals preparing for hundreds of candidates, denying fusion with Coalition Liberals.```
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Central Hall
Herbert Asquith
Game Hall
Winston Spencer Churchill
Pail Mall Gazette
Auvaten Chamberlain
Andrew Bonar Law
Liberals
Dublin Devotes Folly as Irish Treaty Debate Rages
Dublin reports intense debate over the Anglo Irish Treaty as Dail Seireann contemplates alternatives. J Walsh predicts defeat by at least two votes and divisions widen as Eamon De Valera proposes a rival plan. Public sentiment stays sharply divided amid adjournments and condemnations.
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Associated Press
London
J. Walsh
Itginder
Sireann
Central News
Yali
Ini
Walsh
Dirbin
Jon
Associated Presse
Dublin
Dail
Eamonn de Valera
Moe Ee
John McNeill
Seek to Oust Peace Officers in Oklahoma
In Ardmore Oklahoma on January 5 the Associated Press reports EF Fulton assistant attorney general filed in district court against Carter County Sheriff Buck Garrett Healton Mayor J H Langston and Healdton City Marshal Mem Bates seeking removal from office.
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Oklahoma
Associated Dress
Ardimora
Okla
EF. L. Fulton
Buck Garrett
Carter County
J. H. Langston
Healhton
Mem Bates
Chiat
Vedice
Healdtem
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