Industry warned to glean house of take punishment
Col. Robert W. Stewart of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana warned in a United Press interview that big business must reform to win public respect. He said industry should pursue a policy that gains public support and educate the public that harming industry harms the nation, warning against wage cuts and inflation while acknowledging pressure from federal commissions.
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United Pros
Washington, DC
United States
Robert W. Stewart
Chicago
Standard of
Stewart
Explosion and other brief notices from Iowa state wire
Wankon reports a gas tank explosion killed William Hatten, 40, a farmer, with a spark believed to ignite the gas. Other items note an educational fair building, plans for a combined educational exhibit, and state educators meeting in Iowa. Atlantic notes Mrs Alfred Liebeck appealing a second degree murder conviction with a $7,000 bond. Des Moines reports miner William Petris Begro killed after a 250 foot fall at Norwood mines. Also reported are robbery suspects in jail after breaking into Elberon Junction station, Wisconsin arrests, and upcoming civil actions in Octewctin. Davenport mentions indeterminate prison terms for two soldiers accused of auto theft. Cedar Rapids covers veterans convention, a prison threat to Muscatine’s Edwards, dishonest advertising prosecutions, and a Moonshine case in Sioux City and a death of Mrs W H De Brat in Muscatine.
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William Hatten
Tics Movies
iBrounds
jJowa
Atlantic
Alfred Liebeck
Rockwell City
Supréme Court
Des Moines
William Petris Begro
Norwood
Shail
Toledo
Ray Kelly
Paoria
James Walters
Charleston
Elberon Junction
Wisconsin
Werand
Mary
Rose Lee
James Nezzioti
Davenport
A. L. Swenca
Glenn Murray
Cedar Rapids
Fifth
Muscatine
C. Edwards
D. ¥. Jackson
Edwards
Watertown
Ill
Davenport Officer Shot in Gun Battle with Bank Robber Suspect
Davenport Iowa January 27 1913 Officer Carroll of the police department was shot three times during a confrontation with Eugene Saunders a suspect wanted in Minneapolis for bank robbery Saunders led police to his garage where Carroll was wounded in the wrist arm and side Officers returned fire and Saunders was captured Two hotel guests Mr and Mrs James Bartis were detained for questioning as Saunders associates.
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Annaciatet
Davenport
Omecer
Janes Carroll
Saunders
Carrall
Carroll
Apa
Julie
Toral
James Bartis
Trap One of Trio Tied to Robbery Murder
Sioux City man Jarman is jailed in South Dakota on charges linked to a 61 year old widow’s death during a burglary at her husband’s farm home. Police seek two other suspects, Fred Murphy of Sioux City and a Yankton man named Johnson.
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Sioux City
Tabor
John Mudlof
W. Jarman
Tyndall
Jarman
Fred Murphy
Johnson
Yankton
Tieat
Fairbank Physician Dr G B Ward Dies at 66
Dr G B Ward, 66, physician and surgeon of Fairbank, Iowa, died at his home at 2 a m from heart disease after a downtown incident less than 24 hours earlier. Prominent in northeastern Iowa, he mentored many. Survived by widow and three sons Dell Golding Loring Wendell Clair. Funeral planned for Monday.
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Fairbank
Dan
G. B. Ward
Ward
Towa
Arte
Watterson Dies at Greene Iowa Resident 78
Thomas J. Watterson aged 78 died at his home in Greene Iowa. He had lived in the city 15 years and suffered from anemia for about three years. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at 2 PM from the home to the Presbyterian church with burial in Rosehill beside his wife and a daughter. Surviving are five children: Mrs Clyde Lockwood George Greene Mrs Exma Barnhart Cedar Rapids Thomas Ottumwa and James Rockford.
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Clyde Lockwood
George. Greena
Exma Barnhart
Cedar Rapids
Thomas
Ottumwa
James
Rockford
England to close saloons soon, predicts Pussyfoot Johnson
Des Moines reports Pussyfoot Johnson, a dry crusader, predicting England will align with the United States in the saloon fight. He said England has only eight more hours before saloons must close, criticizing international opinion of America and praising it as the world's supreme hope.
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Des Moines
England
United States
Pussyfoot
Johnson
America
Farmer Also Jailed for Girardi Murder
John Stewart the second man charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Albert Girardi an Omaha produce buyer. Stewart and farmhand George Austin were arraigned and held to the grand jury after noon with county attorney noting a quarrel over moonshine whisky as the motive.
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Red Oak
John Stewart
Albert Girardi
Omaha
Stewart
George Austin
Greenlee
Girardi
Notorious Crook Nabbed for Robbery in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Jan 27 James Lee charged with robbing a Mount Vernon clothing store was captured yesterday on a train near North Liberty. James Risden state agent seeks Artie Cave of Fairfield accused of many robberies statewide over six months and who tried to dynamite his way out of Marion county jail in 1914.
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Cedar Rapids
James Lee
Mount Vernon
North Liberty
James Risden
Artie Cave
Fairfeld
Marion
Shellshocked Soldier Kills Mother in Street
Lester Martin 26 a shellshocked overseas veteran went berserk last night choking his mother Mrs Virginia Martin 65 to death on the public highway in front of their home. He was found kneeling beside the body praying as officers arrived.
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Skaloosa
Lla
Lester Martin
Virginia Martin
Dry Raiders Kill Sioux City Stiller
Sioux City, Jan 27. Alex Yokuhaitas was killed in a raid on a moonshine still near Sergeant Bluff. Federal Prohibition Agent Williams Striker and Deputy Sheriff C. E. Wilcox fired in the exchange. Three men were arrested. Four stills and hundreds of gallons of mash seized.
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Sioux City
Alex Yokuhaitas
Williams Striker
Sheri C. EB. Wilcox
Bluffin
Clarksville Woman, Longtime Resident Dies Friday
Mrs. Manly Loudon, a longtime Clarksville resident born March 30 in Wisconsin, died at her home Friday evening. Survived by husband, three children A L Clarksville, Mrs Charles Brown Cedar Rapids, C F Waterloo, three grandchildren, three brothers Henry Knight Joe George, sisters Mrs Alonzo Patterson Mayon City and Mrs Lattia Bandt Philipsburg KS. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday with Mrs America Flolz in charge. Interment Linwood Cemetery.
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Clarksville
Manly Loudon
Wisconsin
A. L
Philipsburg
Kaw
America F Flolz
Scuth
Linwoed Cemetery
Accused by Girl Farmer Is Released but Case Pending
Shenandoah Iowa January 27 Ford a 23 year old farmer was released from the city jail before his hearing on a charge of enticing a female. The investigation considered evidence for both sides and found that further proof was needed. Vivian Wilfong 18 was the prosecuting witness. Ford had been in jail three days prior to the trial date and is said to be from Tennessee.
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Shenandoah
Buford Ford
Vivian
Wilfong
Ford
Tennessee
McAdoo
Washington
Wilson
Ted
Br. McAdoo
Wilaan
White
White House
United States
Sportsmen Fight Illegal Fishing Nets in Iowa and Illinois
Burlington observers report a meeting of hunting and fishing club representatives to protest illegal nets and threatened closure of hook and line fishing in Mississippi area. State officials including Game Warden Wilgore from Hisnefs and Iowa wildlife authorities will cooperate to enforce laws.
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Burlington
Iowa
Mississippi
Burtington
Wilgore
Hitsnefs
Iowa Gawe
Axman in Cedar Rapids Faces Gallows After Wife's Injuries
Nelson Abodeely, charged with assault with intent to murder, faced possible death penalty as his wife remained in critical condition from injuries. Physicians warned she may not recover, and his arraignment was postponed pending her fate.
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Edar Rapids
Nelson Abodediy
Abodeely
Taurder
Hillman Heads Iowa Antisaloon League Meeting Des Moines
Dr John Hillman president of Staipson college Judianola was elected president of the Iowa Antisaloon league in Des Moines yesterday Henry Griffiths Des Moines was named vice president and A Norrham secretary with Grant McPher Tin Des Moines treasurer Also W EL Pussyfoot Johnson international prohibition advocate spoke at the convention detailing progress of prohibition worldwide In ClarksvilleIa the local boys defeated Shell Rock 20 to 12 and the girls won 15 to 8 in last night games.
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Des Moines
John Hillman
Staipson College
Judianola
Iowa Antisaloon League
Henry Griffiths
A. Norr_ham
Grant McPher Tin
I W. EL
Johnson
Clarksville
Raskketrald
Shell Rock
International cooperative exchange plan proposed by Senator Brookhart
New York January 27. Senator Smith W Brookhart Iowa proposes an international cooperative exchange agency with all nations, financed by a Rochdale plan, repealing anti trust laws, and pairing producers with consumers. He cites England’s co operation success and urges federal chartering of interstate and foreign commerce. He also discusses McAdoo’s Democratic prospects and Ford’s potential impact on the 1924 race.
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New York
Smith W. Brookehart
Iawa
Council of Foreign Relations
United States
Brookhart
Council
Seputor
England
Henry Ford and McAdoo Shape 1924 Democratic Calvary
The article follows Henry Ford as a force in Democratic politics and notes William G. McAdoo’s California support. It describes Ford’s fixation on international cooperation as a potential 1924 nomination lever and portrays McAdoo’s buoyant campaign energy and potential cabinet-free presidency implications amid a Los Angeles–driven Democratic surge.
MidwestSees Snow and Thunderstorms Across Regions
The Midwest experienced a mix of snow and thunderstorms with three to four inches of snow in South Dakota Nebraska southern Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Illinois Indiana. More snow was forecast as rain and storms affected St Louis. Weather bureau warnings outlined ongoing unsettled conditions through today and tomorrow.
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Chicago
Fan
Middlewest
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iinois
Indiana
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Roosevelt to Receive Post on Disabled Veterans Committee
Teodore Roosevelt Jr. assistant secretary of the navy was offered a seat on the national executive committee of the Disabled Veterans group. The vacancy came from the resignation of L. Mitchell, with the DC Maryland Virginia and West Virginia district represented, and a final session planned to complete unfinished business.
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Teodore Roosevelt, Jr
Navy
National Executive Committee of
Disabled Veterans
Col. Roosevelt
L. Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Jan
Names Ringleaders in Wild Student Revels
Chicago January 27 Henry Pelham Glaser at Oak Park high school protected his 16 year old sweetheart by exposing alleged improprieties at pelting parties. He named five boys as ringleaders in the gatherings at a fellow student Frank Spencer's home.
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Chicago
Sweet
Henry Pelham Glaser
Oak Park High School
Bavaria Under War Rule As Fascists Plan Parades
Bavaria adopts a modified form of martial law to curb weekend gatherings by the National Socialists and the Fascisti. Premier Hücking’s appeal to cancel outdoor events is rejected by Hitler, triggering a state of emergency with police and Reichswehr enforcing government orders.
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Associated Press
Munich
Bavaria
Martin
You Niking
Herr
Hitler
Reichswehr
Shopmen Face Fight with Newer Unions
Chicago January 27 the battle for supremacy between the federal shop crafts and newer unions began as the United States railroad labor board ordered Grand Trunk shop employees to a general election to determine which organization should represent them the board acted after hearing the federated shop crafts challenge the Grand Trunk's right to terminate an agreement with the group.
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Chicago
Federal Shop Crafts Organization
United States Railroad Labor Board
Grand Trunk Railroad
Labor Board
Federated Shop ‘Craft
Grand Trunk
Woolworth Co. Head Dies in London
Frank M. Woolworth, wealthy American merchant and head of the Woolworth company, died at the Ritz Garden Hotel in London after a long illness. He came to England in 1909 to open branches and suffered a stroke last October. He is survived by his widow and a son, a Yale student.
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London
J. N. S. Radio
Frank M. Woolworth
wWealthy
Woolworth Company
Ritz Garsten Botel
Woolworth
Frank W. Woolworth
Eirgland
Yale
Digest of News Since Yesterday Across World and States
Reports from Duesseldorf, Brussels, and New York outline arrests and political actions. Dr. Greutzner of Rhenish Prussia is seized by French authorities while a Brooklyn district attorney warns Ku Klux Klan members to renounce allegiance or relocate. Other items note closures in occupied Germany, a Belgian Labor Party manifesto, a coroner’s inquest in Chicago, a grand larceny case in New York, and a resignation at the veterans bureau. North America production records for newsprint are also documented.
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Duesseldorf
Greutzner
Rhenish
Prussia
New York
Ku Klux Klan
Brooklyn
Nings County
Brussels
The
Delgian
Labor Party
Ruhr
Chicago
Arthur Foster
Kate Mitchel Trostell
Lazarun Schanfela
Empire Trust Company
Washington, D. C
C. R. Cramer
Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
Montreat
North America
United States
Canada
Hudson Sued by Smiths for 6500 in Auto Accident
W J Smith and Harrietta Smith sue the town of Hudson for 1500 and 5000 dollars seeking damages from an October 23 auto collision on Main Street. Mrs. Smith fractured five ribs after hitting a ditch obstruction said to lack proper safeguards. Reed Tuthill Reed represent both plaintiffs.
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Hiudson
J. W. Thompson
W. J. Smith
Hacrietta Smith
Reed, Tuthill & Reed
Bath
Seeks Mother, Man in Wisconsin Asks Help Locating Family
Rayej Eggert received a letter from Charles E. Huyck of Friendship Wisconsin seeking news of his mother last seen in Waterloo Indiana. He moved to South Dakota and notes her married name was Mrs J Gilbert. He mentions a possible daughter named Stella and offers payment for information.
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Rayej Eggert
Charles E. Huyck
Friendship
Wis
Waterloo
South Dakota
J .Charles Gilbert
Stella
Milk wagon driver slightly injured in collision
Chuck Reed.driver for Cloverdale Quiry sustained minor injuries when his milk wagon was struck and overturned by a Watkins Coal company truck at Sumner and Fourth streets. J H Goodrich reported a collision with Lyle and Foy Cameron. The boys were unharmed. their bicycle and the wagon were damaged.
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Chuck" Reed
Cloverdale
Quiry
Watkins Coal Company
Calliston
Sumner
Fourth Streets
J. H. Goodrich
Third Aver
Lyle
Foy Cameron
Adams Street
Mr. Goodrich
Move to Readjust Big Interest Rates
Washington Senate debate on amending the Federal Reserve Act to strike the provision allowing progressive rates. Senator Heflin of Alabama cited a southern bank charged 45 percent on a loan, arguing the clause permits usurious terms.
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Washington, D.C
Federal‘reserve Act
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Federal Reserve ‘Bank
Ala’ A
500 Mile Auto Race Classic Endangered
Indianapolis officials say the annual 500 mile race may not be held after Indiana lawmakers prohibited the event on Memorial Day. The state senate passed a measure likely to trigger a House battle to block interference with the race.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
State Senate
Turkey and Greece Agree to Exchange of War Prisoners
Two conventions to be signed next Monday provide for mutual return of prisoners of war and hostages and compulsory exchange of minority populations. The agreements take effect immediately, announced from urame.
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Turkey
Greece
Associated Press
Urame
France and America drawn into German Ruhr dispute
Washington scene reports Senate debate on the Ruhr invasion and reparations. Senator Reed urges a pro American stance to safeguard France and German peoples, while Senator Owen accuses France of invasion and calls for neutral U S action. Weygand's Paris mission ends with plan shifts after Ruhr resistance.
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PAG
France
America
Elsev Owen
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Ruhr
United States
Reed
Pennsylvania
Germany
Byermany
Belgium
Weygand
Paris
Gen. Weygand
Jfar
Shal Peck
Itutn
Huhr
Prenier Po
Gen Allen hands Coblenz to French command
In Coblenz on January 27 Maj. Gen. Henry FT. Allen, head of the American Occupation Army, formally turned the city over to French control. The brief ceremony in Allen’s office lasted about two minutes as Gen. Marty of the French army assumed command of the area, ending four years of American authority.
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Wrey
Mammoth Power Plant Planned at Sioux City
Plans for a power plant costing between 2,000,000 and 2,500,000 are under consideration by the Sioux City Gas and Electric Company. The completed plant would enable supplying power and light to towns and cities in northwest Iowa as far as Fort Dodge.
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Stous City
Sioux City Gas & Electric Co
Sioux City Utility Company
Iowa
Fort Dodge
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