Balloonists Leave for Toronto After Banquet Cancelled
The Kero Club of Canada canceled its official banquet for American balloonists Lieuts Farrell Hinton and companions after a dispute at Mattice involving a letter from Hinton. Ottawa influence and the desire to keep the voyage on schedule led to the decision. The trio prepared to depart Mattice for Toronto, where a civic reception and Rotary entertainment had been planned. The men were photographed sharing breakfast in their private car before continuing toward Toronto, as authorities weigh the incident and naval inquiries.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Qut
Kero Club of Canada
Mattice
Lieut
Farrell
Hinton
Ottawa
Aero Club Anguet
Rotary Club
Mayor 'Y
Church
Daniels
Navy
Mr. Daniels
Navy Department
United States Naval
Stephen Farrell
Al-Khor
Walter Hinton
Hudson Bay
Rockaway
Canadian National Railway
Lieuts
H. P. Williamson
Farrel
Moose Factory
New York
Wilds
Tom Mark
Jindson Bay Company
Plans for Inauguration Not Affected by Changes
President elect Harding will be sworn in March in Washington as planned with President Wilson attending the ceremony. Wilson plans to leave the White House March 3 for the new home, moving out by February 15 after necessary alterations. The oath will be in the Senate chamber with a gallery limited to 1,000 spectators.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Wilson
Mr. Harding
Capitol
United States
White House
Jefferson
Congressional Library
Jacky Epps
Senate
Baby Drinks Moonshine Whisky Meets Hospital Check
Daniel McIarne y, six, is in serious condition after drinking moonshine his father bottled in the basement. Convulsions appeared an hour later, prompting a hospital report and a police raid on the Melriney home. Authorities found four barrels of mash and 15 gallons of moonshine. the father may face Volstead Act charges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Daniel McIarney
Melriney
Daniel Mt Imamey, Sr
Spectators Hear Murder Trial in Kentucky Circuit Court
Spectators packed the Circuit courtroom in Newport Kentucky for the murder trial of Justus B Murray charged with slaying Howard Phillips as he left a Newport boarding house with Murray s wife Both men came from Maquoketa Iowa The unwritten law theme dominates jury selection with many jurors endorsing the idea A married man Murray had a right to kill One juror was excused and five more were to be chosen to complete the panel.
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United Press
Newport
Justus B. Murray
Howard Phillips
Phillips
Murray
Mie
Maquoketa. A
Deported Spanish Priest From Bohol Island
The Rev. Demito Zambola Spanish priest and curate of Corelia on Bohol island was ordered deported by Gov. Gen. Francis Burton Harrison for propaganda against public schools. He will be sent to Spain. This marks the first clergy deportation in several years.
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Associated Press
Manila
P. L
Demito Zambola
Corelia
Bohol
Francis Burton Harrison
Zambola
Spain
La Follette Forces Lose in Legislature
The Wisconsin legislature organized at noon with officers elected from last night’s Republican caucus. Anti La Follette forces seized control of both houses. Gov. Blaine is set to deliver his message tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Blaine
Courier delivery rule and phone remedy notice
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5 30 o clock. If you fail to receive the paper by that time due to carrier error or other causes, please call 2350 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Former Mrs Leeds May Buy Herself Albanian Throne
Athens dispatch reports former Mrs William B Leeds may become queen of Albania as Albanians urged her to accept the throne. Rumors say she ordered a coronation robe in New York a regal garment embroidered with byzantine eagles.
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United Press
Athens
William B. Leeds
Albania
New York
Waterloo Relief Drive Aids European Sufferers
Waterloo groups join to raise funds for starving European children and Waterloo relief, with 100 volunteers canvassing tomorrow after a 1:30 pm start. Funds will be shared between Waterloo and Hoover’s relief council, under a dedicated committee and prior contributions total about 31000.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Central Labor Union
Traveling Men’s Association
Rotary, Kiwanis
Lions and Women's Clubs
Measstes
Europe
Waterloo
Russell- Lamson
Girllroom
Russell-Lamson
M. L. Bowman
Charlies Simmons
B. F. ‘“MacDonough
James Graham
Willam Keefe
F. L. Northey
C. A .Morris
Herbert Hoover
European Relief Council
Ast High School
Strand
Alfred Longley
Crystal
Stufflebeam
Palace
W. Prensen
Plaza
A. C. Preston Garden
Pressy Frank
United
ML. Bowman
Charles W. Kline
Mr. Kline
Centralurope
Central
Near East
America
Muscatine Man Dies in Automobile Wreck
William Massey, 47, local button scutter, was killed and W L Radelough, an automobile repairman, severely injured when their enclosed car left a bridge near Wapello last night. A broken steering gear is believed to have caused the crash as rescuers freed the pinned victims. Massey leaves a widow and seven children.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
William
Massey
Scutter
Radelough
Wapello
Family of Five and Boarder Perish in Asphyxiation
An Associated Press report from Scranton Pennsylvania states that Mr and Mrs Frank Zimak and their three children, Dickson City resident John Przybilnikowky, a boarder, were found dead from asphyxiation in their home yesterday by an insurance collector. Neighbors have not seen the boarder or any family member since Sunday night.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Pa Jlan
Frank
American Socialist Schwartz in Moscow Prison Tale
Frank statements about Soviet conditions from M. Schwartz, an American Socialist, led to four months in Bolshevik jails in Moscow. His wife died in Revel from hardships. He describes arrests Aug 1, release Dec 3, and details of isolation, torture, and pressure to recant.
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Berlin
Janu
Russia
M. Schwartz
San Francisco
Moscow
Schwartz
Reed
Boris Reinstein
Buffalo
America
Communist Party
John Reed
M. Feldman
American Workers
Ar. Feltiman
Repdy
United Press
London
Roumania
Poland
Kieff
Kiet
Leygues Cabinet Falls as Premier Resigns in Paris
Ute United Press reports the Leygues ministry overthrown after a 463 to 12 vote of no confidence. Leygues left the chamber to resign to President Miller, who was expected to accept immediately. A successor was anticipated as Allied premiers planned an urgent meeting to discuss German indemnity disarmament and the Near East.
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Ute United Press
Paris
Lergues
Chamber of Deputies
Leygues
Chamber
the Elysee
Miller
Leysues
Ree Ggust
Supreme Council
M. Bokanowsky
Bonn Yay
England
Ifact
Allced
Harding to Name Cabinet Members in Part Soon
President-elect Wardine may reveal part of his cabinet within 48 hours. Charles J. Hughes could be named secretary of state and Charles G. Dawes secretary of the treasury at the same time. Opposition to political appointments prompts a revised list, with Daugherty, Hert, Hays, Weeks eyed as potential rewards for service.
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Raymond Clapper
Unitedress
Marion, O
Wardine
Charles J. Hughes
Charles G. Dawes
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
A. Hert
Kentucky
William H. Hays
Indiana
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Des Moines Police Seek Guthrie Center Girl Missing
Des Moines police intensified efforts to locate Ruby Goff a 19 year old Drake University student from Guthrie Center Iowa missing since December 29 She was last seen December 30 after arriving December 28 at a Des Moines hotel registering under the name Mrs J Warren Hoffman Atlantic Iowa Her Drake officials say she had not registered for the current term and join in the search
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United Press
Des Moines
Ruby Goff
Guthrie Center
Drake University
Goi
J. Warren Hoffman
Atlantic
Bison Hunters Find Shooting Tame Sport
Salt Lake City Utah January 12 The slaughter of the buffalo on Antelope Island has begun. The killing is described as disappointing as the animals prove tame. A moving picture crew and a group of Los Angeles hunters are due this afternoon. Utah papers express indignation at the extermination of the herd and call it sport.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harding Prepares for Florida Trip
President elect Harding advances plans for a Florida visit with Marion events winding down. He will stay about a week longer, after delaying departure to complete talks. Mrs. Harding plans Washington travel before joining him, delayed by illness. Notable attendee William Boyce Thompson, a friend of party leader Will Hays, tied to cabinet discussions.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Florida
Altho
Mariov
South
Warding
Washington
Industrial Court Proposed In Bill Offered By Time
Des Moines reports no action yet on the appointments of M W Henderson Jr as state bank commissioner and B F Ketcham to the state board of education. A proposed bill outlines a three judge industrial court with six year terms and penalties up to 5000 dollars. Governor Harding rejects talk of a break with Kendall over the nominations.
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Des Moines
Mus W. Henderson, Jr
State Bank
Ketcham
State Board of Education
Senate
House
Kime
Fort Dodge
Supreme Court
O'Donnell
Dubuque
N. Jg. Kendall
Cchamber
Moore
Kendall
William D. Vans
United Press
Appeals From Court in Commission Case
The Attorney General Palmer ordered an appeal from the decision of Judge Van Valkenburgh in Kansas City restraining enforcement by criminal proceedings of a secretary of agriculture issued order raising commission for selling and handling live stock. The injunction was granted December 18 at the request of livestock firms against the United States attorney for the western district of Missouri.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
van Valkenburgh
Kansas City
Secretary of Agriculture
Commission
Palmer
United States
Western District of
Missouri
Ex German Empress Augusta Victoria Reported Worse
Doorn Holland officials say former German empress Augusta Victoria is steadily worsening with increasing heart disease attacks. Attendants report the condition growing more serious as night statement notes.
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Associated Press
Doorn
Holland
Augusta Victoria
Germany
Weather and highway forecast notes for several Iowa towns
A weather bureau summary from January 12, 1921 lists towns including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City and Mason City. It notes highways entering good to fair weather with forecast for tonight and that day across the territory.
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Department of Agriculture
Mharies City
Albert ‘Lea
Minn
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapid Nvenport
Dest Moines
Pirdbuque
Faribault
Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Milltown
Naw
Hampton
Postville
Waters Inc
Waverly
Orders Reduce Rhine Occupation to 8000 Forces
Washington reports the War Department ordered a cut of American occupation troops in Germany from 15,000 to 8,000. Secretary Baker told Representative Byrnes that further withdrawal is to be considered later. The 15,000 force cost about $75,000 daily, with Germany to pay maintenance costs under armistice terms.
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iBy
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
War Department
Baker
Byrnes
Democrat
South Carolina
Wholesale Thieves Run Large Scale Grocery Theft Ring
In Chicago a gang stole from delivery trucks on a wholesale scale and opened three markets to dispose of loot. Police say thefts of meats butter tea and groceries amount to 346000 with seven members under arrest and more arrests after raids. A truckload of butter allegedly was abandoned after a test taste revealed it below standard.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wilson to rule on Callaghan deportation dispute
President Wilson was to decide today amid a clash between the state and labor departments over the Callaghan deportation. The State Department acted yesterday to deny passport regulations and ordered Callaghan's deportation, while the Labor Department refused to recognize the secretary of state's authority. The case was before the president as the Irish situation drew attention from New York arrivals and a Commission of 100 inquiry. Friends of O Callaghan threatened court action if deportation occurred.
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Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Wilson
State and Labor
Eee
Ireland
State Department
Callaghan
Labor Department
1Oth
New York
Committee of 100
Friends Fire
O'Callaghan
Bliss Urges Global Armament Talks as Naval Plans Grow
Gen Tasker Bliss told the House Naval Committee that a full, free conference on disarmament would draw prompt, favorable response if major powers agree. He warned civilization cannot endure ongoing military buildup and urged U S initiative, noting Britain France Japan and Italy could lead talks. Secretary Daniels presented data showing Britain and the U S current fleets and projected growth, with U S naval tonnage set to exceed Britain once authorized build plans complete.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
House Naval Committee
Tasker Hi. Bliss
Supreme War Council
Paris
Bliss
Germany
Gen. Bliss
Daniels
Army
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Marshal Foch
Butler
Washington
Oliver
Alabama
House Naval Affairs Committee
Sno
Paral
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GALL
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la Azora
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Tarveste
Fort Dodge Solon
Henderson and
Peewee
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Marding
Wadsworth
Rhine
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