Coolidge Plans Russia Recognition Commission Post Hughes
President Coolidge prepares a Russian recognition commission after Congress adjourns as part of a broader foreign policy. Kellogg to head State Department with Borah signaling cautious support amid shifts in arms talks and World Court reservations. The move aims to address private claims and the Kerensky debt while maintaining party balance.
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Ludwell Denny
U.P. Stadt
Washington, D. C
Russia
Coolidge
Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
State Department
Washington
Europe
Latin America
Congress
Mexico
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coslidge
Borst
Aidation
Hughes Leaves Cabinet Sparks Gossip Across Albany
Hughes steps from the cabinet amid whispers of scandal and admiration. The policy debate centers on granting cabinet officers floor access in Congress to defend department actions, with Hughes arguing for direct, factual statements to counter misunderstandings and defend policies. Justice Story is cited to support the need for leaders to present their measures publicly.
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Hughes
Congress
Albany
Justice Story
Mr. Hughes
Hochesig
Senate Committee On Foreign Ratations
Washington
Hersid-Tribune News Service
Borahs extra congress bid tests administration
Washington January 19 The Borah proposal for immediate farm relief risks provoking an extra session of Congress despite White House resistance. Democratic and Republican leaders claim farmersWere promised rapid relief last November, and the administration must balance delaying tax or world court issues against pressure to act now with a possible funding and export cash system for agricultural products.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
China
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Swanson
Virginia
Bork
Jones
New Mexico
Butchink
Temedy
Hill
Cameriss
Cyalidee
Vspecial Farm Investigation Commission
Beit
Conviction Upheld for Practicing Medicine Without License
In Cass county district court Des Moines district court upheld the conviction of a practitioner for practicing medicine without a license. The ruling confirms the lack of legal authorization and the illegal prescriptions issued by the defendant, reinforcing penalties and licensure requirements.
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Des Moines
Dan
CC. Thittsen
Cassy County
Fibson
Woman mountain climber perishes in blizzard near Estes Park
Agnes W. Vaille, longtime secretary of the Denver Chamber of Commerce, dies during a mountain ascent on Longs Peak. Companion Walter Kiener perishes in the search, and Elecbert Sortland is missing after a brutal blizzard. Rescuers failed to reach them before the cold. Vaille had conquered most 14,000 foot peaks in the United States.
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Avsecitted
Denver
Colo
Lovg's Peak
Estes Park
Miea Agnes W. Vallle
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Elecbert Sortland
Long's Peak
Fon
Mis Vaille
Sortland
Misa Vaille
Whch
Waller Kleter
Derver
Long's Field
Witte Fear
Exhauk
Miss Vaille
Kiener
Nn Timberline
Roddy
Kieney
Miss Vallle
Colorado Mountain Climbing Club
Grand Jury Probes Wiretapping in Divorce Case
Cedar Rapids Iowa January 13 The grand jury opened an inquiry into alleged wiretapping linked to the divorce case of Anthony Tschirgi against Mrs Ella Tschirgi. Tschirgi testified he hired a detective to tap wires and listened with the detective to calls between Mrs. Tschirgi and Roy Duede the co respondent. The inquiry continued as investigators also plan to revisit the death of Armstrong J Schrader Milwaukee railroad worker found dead New Year’s Day near his estranged wife’s home.
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Cedar Rapids
Anthony Tschirgi
Tschirgi Gull
Armstrong J. Schrader
Milwaukee Railroad
Wita
Submarine 8 19 Runs Aground Off Cape Cod
Boston Mass wireless reports say United States submarine 8 19 grounded about five miles north of Nanset Beach light near Cape Cod. Coast Guard Acushnet dispatched to scene as S 18 crew of 35 on first line submarine of Submarine Division No 4, built at about 4.1 million dollars and over 100 feet long.
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Boston
Mass
Tan
Nanset Beach
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Wools Hole San A Teye
Death of Martin Berend Hotelman Born 1879 in Waterloo
Martin Berend 45 died early today after a long illness in Tabane Et. Born Waterloo 1879, son of Dora Herana, he worked in hotels in several cities. Survived by siblings Jot Wortlek, Huts eet, Wall, Wall, and others. funeral at Sacred Heart Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Martin Berend
Tabane
Mr. Hepsi
Waterloo
Aye
Doha Herana
Des Maines
Baights
Columbus
Vite
Jot Wortlek
Hutseet Irs
Wall
Castle Balls
Funerad Acrvinos
A.m. Theridas
Sacred Heart Tebureh
Surial
Calvary
Waterloo and Pontiac Tax Rates Highlight 1924 Survey
A bulletin from the Nationgel Municipal League shows Waterloo and Pontiac among cities surveyed for 1924 tax rates per thousand. Waterloo ranks 45th with 15.84, while Pontiac tops the list at 38.07 per 1000 of assessed value, Iowa methods skewing comparisons. Mayor Gnagy suggests abolishing 25 percent valuation for clearer levies.
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Tie Nationgel Municipal League
A. J. Gregg
Pontiac
Mich
Waterloo
Winston-Salem
N. C
Grouven
Anet Fkig
Iowa
Alona
Con Parisons
Bulletin
Gnagy
Students Vision Ts Being Tested at California U
Berkeley reports opening a 125 foot long acuity laboratory for educational psychology experiments. Professor J W Keilweiser leads tests to determine how many students have normal vision and to establish the class wide visual range under standard conditions. Students test their own eyesight in the lab after readings in the accounts room. The facility, located in a Haviland hall sub basement, uses day light lamps to demonstrate differences between electric and standard daylight on visual capacity.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
J. W. Keilweiser
Haviland
Pittee
Lahore
General Electric Company
York City
Paige Trends Upward on Large Exchanges
Paige trends moved higher across major markets with oil stocks leading gains on the Cludge Board of Trade. New highs for the season were set as investors rotated from rails to oils and motors, with United States Steel and Coca Cola among gainers and New York Central reaching a fresh high.
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W.S. Cousins
International News Financladitor
New York
Cludge Board of Trade
Volton
Stock Exchange
Semana
Standard Oil
Oils and Motors
New York Central High
New York Central
Nash Motors
General Motors
Studebaker
United States
Republican
Bethlehem
Gulf States
Radio Corporation
Westinghouse Electric
Montgomery-Ward
Sears-Hoobuck
Washington Dispatches
Boys Free Then Arrested Again in Breakin Case
Charles Russell and Charles Pottenberger, both 19, already on bond for breaking and entering the Columba theatre, are jailed again on a second charge of breaking and entering. The latest accusation claims they robbed a milk-cottage at Milk Run owned by W J Birdsall. Bond set at 1900 dollars each after their re-arrest by city detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russel
Charles Pottenberger
Columbia Theatre
Milk Run
W. J. Birdsall
Pandit
Miller to Address Builders Meeting in Iowa
John G. Miller of Waterlen to deliver the keynote at the Iowa Builders annual convention. Exclusive sessions planned to review proposed legislation and plans for the coming year with welcome addresses by local leaders and a delegate response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maines
Muilders
Iowa
John G. Milfor
Waterlen
Died of fever and complications one son and three others ill
Nastia Jan 15 special Ivo John Mac youngest child of aunt Mrs George Jenness died Monday of sen ties fever and complications. Another son Glenn also died last week and three other children are ill. Annual Par tship meeting Christ Episcopal church to elect officers and receive reports tomorrow in new parish hall. Plentiful supper will precede the meeting. Committed to hospital Mrs Nina Wilkins found helpless Saturday. committed by the insane to the Pilate al Encepenienes for treatment.
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Nastia
I Vo John Mac
Chaunt
George Jenness
Glenn
Atx
Sayie
Christ Episcopal Church
Wospital
Nina Wilkins
Help- Ann
Hoa Pilat al Encepenienes
Court of Review Considers Appeal of Bishop Brown
A court of review of the Protestant Episcopal Church convened in Cleveland to hear the appeal of Bishop William Montgomery Brown of Arkansas, known as the bishop of the Bolsheviks, convicted last spring of teaching doctrines not in accord with church standards. The panel may consider issues of canonical law and potential factual questions from the trial.
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Cleveland
Leonard
Ohig
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Iman
Jfourt
Aisks
Apspeals
William CG. Brown
Virginia
C. H. Brewster
Connecticut
David Zazunis
Louisiana
Irving P. Johnsson
Colorado
William W. Webb
Wisconsin
H. R. Nelson
Albany
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Joseph Sharts
Dayton
Brown
Court of Appeals
Court of Review
Charles L. Dibble
Kalamazoo, Mich
Midwest Rail Consolidation Near Northwest Railways
New York January 13 and Chicago directors authorized an offer to Owaha minority stockholders for an exchange of securities as part of the plan to consolidate the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Ourala Railway with the Chicago and Northwestern Railway company.
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Northwest
New York
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Ourala Railway
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Owaha
Exchange of Securities
Legion Convention Set for Omaha October 5 to 9
The American Legion national executive committee announced that the next convention will be held in Omaha from October 5 to 9. Omaha was selected as the 22nd convention site at the group’s meeting in Saint Paul last fall, with the dates finalized by the committee.
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Indianapoliss Uni
The
American Legion Today
Legion
Omaha
Paul
Football subject at Kiwanis lunch today
A. G. Bell, an attainer and football official in Big Ten games, spoke on football at the Kiwanis lunch at the Russell-Lamson hotel. Walter B. Jensen was elected president and presided at his first meeting, succeeding T. F Thornton. Mary Garden in Chicago abruptly canceled engagements after a sudden illness. condition described as not serious.
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A. G. Bell
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Owell T. Lay
Walter PB. Jensen
Tr. T. F Thornton
Mary Garden
Chicago
Mary Garden Arand
Herve
Radio Helps Find Suspected Slayer in Ohio Police Killing
Omaha police hold Norman Taylor, long suspect in burglaries, after a radio broadcast from WOAW aids locating him in Marlette Michigan area hospital. He claims wife accidental shooting during a St Paul to Mankato trip. police note wound details and his seven prior imprisonments. Descriptions matched the Marlette incident, with Taylor’s wife and brother also detained.
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Associated
Prasa Omaha
Neb
Omaha
Norman Taylor
Marletti
WOAW
Taylor Waa Tiken
Po- Hee Putnam
Marlette
Taylor
St. Paul
Mankato
Minn
John H. Thomson
Gaid
Mankate
Hare
Short Lines Will Oppose Railroads Consolidation Plan
Washington D C January 13 The American Short Line Association will oppose the eastern trunk line consolidation proposed by the Van Swearingen brothers. B B Cain spoke before the Senate commerce commission urging that compulsory consolidation is impracticable and only applies if carriers fail to act voluntarily within a set time. Senator Cummins supported limited compulsory grouping if voluntary action is not taken.
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Washington
DB. C
van Swearingen Rothers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Commission
B. B. Cain
Association
Cain
Cummins
Saich
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Cedar Falls Garage Destroyed In Large Blaze
Fire at the Garage of G. A. Boslough, 210 Third Street West, Cedar Falls, Ia, damaged six cars, three new. Estimated loss nearly ten thousand dollars, insured. Building owned by R. A. Santee. Fire broke out around 2 p.m. today.
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Cedar Falls
G. A. Boslough
Third Street West
R. A. Santee
Secretary Davis to Remain in Cabinet
James J. Davis will stay as secretary of labor after withdrawing his tentative resignation. The White House announced no other cabinet changes under President Coolidge. Skeptics recall a prior similar announcement before Secretary Studies resigned and Attorney General Stone's later nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Washington, D. C
James J. Davis
Labor
White House
Coolidge
Studies
Stone
Supreme Court
Hunter Death Blamed on Skink in Des Moines Incident
Des Moines January 13 Ivan Knotts 35 of Swain Ja1 is dead from Sunshot wounds received Sunday near Pleasantville as he and his brother in law James Roady hunted rabbits. Roady’s gun reportedly discharged accidentally. he cannot confirm which weapon fired. No inquest will be held. Also reports Ruby Mes Willan Rubbin two year old of French Creek hospitalized with severe burns after falling into sealing water.
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Des Moines
Ivan Knotts
Swain
Pleasantville
James Roady
Knotts
Roudy
Knott
Wankou
Tan
Ruby
Nel Mes
Willan Rubbin
Lamar Duke Elected President of G W A at Annual Meeting
Lamar J. Duke a general insurance broker was chosen president of the Greater Waterloo association at the re organization meeting of the board of directors in Black's room succeeding J B Sweeney. Bruce Gates Harry G Northey Will A Lane named officers and John A Sly’s resignation laid on the table. Titles praised the past year noting three new factories located 12 conventions in 1924 and Waterloo on the A Y P trail plus a $1000 highway advertising fund.
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Lamar J. Duke
Greater Waterloo Association
J. B. Sweeney
Bruce Gates
Harry G. Northey
Will A. Lane
John A. Sly
Waterloo
Take Bullet from Heart Recovery of Man Expected
Chicago January 13 A Lone Christmas Eve suicide attempt left Max Peck with a self made bolted heart wound. Surgeons at the county hospital opened his chest removed the bullet and restored his heart after a temporary stoppage. Peck survived the peril and may recover despite the lonely lodging house act.
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Chicago
Max Peck
Peck
Girl Brav es Bank Theft Suspect Shot by Guards
In Trenton Michigan yesterday bank robbers shot Harry Rohrig as he resisted the attempt to rob the Trenton State Bank. Margaret MacKenzie, a bookkeeper, pulled the alarm under fire, her bravery saving several thousand dollars from the vault.
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Trenton
Mich
Harry Rohrig
Trenton State Bank
Rohrig
Margaret MacKenzie
Finance Conference Agrees on Everything
Ambassador Frank B. Kellogg and Winston Churchill announced that all issues at the finance ministers conference have been agreed upon. They expect a final session to complete the conference tomorrow with the participating powers.
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Paris
Man
Frank BG. Kellogg
Winston Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Finance Ministers’ Conference
American in Tokio in Hospital Blaze
A blaze swept through the temporary Saint Luke's hospital in Tokio today forcing evacuation and saving 300 patients including Lieut. Warren G. Lear of the American embassy staff and 30 other foreigners. Initial reports indicated no casualties as the quake destroyed the original hospital.
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Tokio
Warren G. Lear
St. Luke's Hospital
Towner Arrives to Report on Island of Porto Rico
Gov. Horace M. Towner, formerly of Iowa, arrived in New York en route to Washington to report on conditions in the island territory. He indicated he would not go in tows, as reported in the dispatch from New York dated January 13.
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New York
Horace M. Towner
Porto Rico
Iowa
Washington
Island
Power
Owas
Woman badly hurt hurrying to hospital in Iowa
Council Bluff s Iowa area reports a 32 year old woman Mrs A R Duke was en route to a local hospital to visit her two sisters when her car collided with a street car near the hospital she sustained a fractured skull and remained in a dangerous condition. In Allison Illinois a 90 year old woman Mrs Harry DeBuhr celebrated her birthday born in Germany in 1840 she and her husband moved westward in 1870 and have lived in Allison for decades. In Wopson town Ta John Manchard 19 lost his right hand while freeing wood from a saw mill machine. In Rock Island Til Charles E Duncan editor of the Seaton Independent died at 1 30 this morning born in Fartham Ta and educated in Des Moines.
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Council
Allison
Harry DeBuhr
DeBuhr
Germany
Quincy
Ill
Butler County
Beloit
Wis
Joses Hand
Wopkinton, Ta
John Manchard
Illingis
Rock Island
Til
Charles E. Duncan
Seaton Independent
Seaton
Fartham
Des Moines
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Los Angeles
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California U
PAIGE
Chicago Board of Trade
Miller
Builders’ Meeting
Reichstag
Herr Lothe
House of Representatives
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Midwest Railroad
Kiwanis
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Skink
Paiitte van Whllston
Flolen A. Draper
Myttie Sisson Tellinger
Arturo Colé
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W. R. Johnson
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