Ruhr Occupation Extends Control Of Rail Lines
German workmen refuse to take orders from French occupiers delaying rail control. French engineers seize Haeg and guard key points. Dortmund remains only rail link to rest of Germany. Closing of the Ruhr exit prompts more strikes as officials are expelled and trains falter.
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Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Jan
Ruhr
Coblenz
Haeg
Duisburg
Essen
Mayenca
Galve
Dortmund
Germany
Schmidt
Oexle
Guser
Elberfeld
Coblens
Rhineland
Eliias
Sroopa
Wiesbaden
Frankfort
United Press
Berlin
Paris
Liberte
Marencé
Presa Duesseldorf
Rome
Russia
Moscow
Riot erupts in Pantord race clash leaves several dead
Police say three patrons in a dance hall were killed by deputies and another seriously wounded during a riot sparked by alleged race tensions. Sheriff Newland injured, and fighting involved foreigners and locals as National Guard may be deployed. Authorities vow a broad investigation into the outbreak and shootings.
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Newland
Jows
McCray
National Guard
Blanford
Dianford
Cedar Rapids Men Sentenced in Mount Vernon Robbery Case
Harvey Lee and Frank Myers confessed Saturday to robbing a Mount Vernon clothing store 10 days earlier. Each received 10 year sentences in the state prison at Sore Madison. They remain in jail on $100 000 bail as investigators seek leads.
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Cedar Rapids
Harvey Lee
Frank Myers
Mount Vernon
Sore Madison
Neatlentiary
Fort Dodge Youths Swim in Des Moines River
Two Fort Dodge youths Ernie Haalowani and Howard Brown swam in the Des Moines River above the municipal dam after reading about winter swimming. They described the water as fine and planned daily swims as long as the water remains cool.
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Wort Dodge
Jen
Port Dodge
Des Moines
Fort Dodga
Ernie Haalowani
Howard Brown
Naval Commander Ends His Life After Stores Are Stolen
Lieutenant Commander Eugene H. Deauglass paymaster of the flagship Huras in the United States Asiatic fleet killed himself aboard the vessel yesterday. The act followed his despondency over the disappearance of ship stores for which he blamed himself, though not responsible. Capt C. B. Stearns of the Huron issued the statement praising his devoted service.
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Associated Press
Manila
P. O
Eugene H. Deauglass
Huras
United States Asiatic Fleet
C. DB. Stearns
Huron
Stearns
Green Stock Tax Bill Reported to House
Washington January 23 The house ways and means committee reported a bill to correct abuses in stock and security exchanges. Introduced by Representative Green Iowa the measure taxes money realized in exchanges of stocks. Investment and business property would be exempt until gains are actually released on final sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Green
Lowa
Deaths in Lincoln from gas poisoning found in home
Bodies of Mrs. Mary A. Crittenden, 78, and her son Herbert, 40, were discovered in their Lincoln Nevada residence on January 23, dead from gas poisoning. They likely died several days earlier.
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Lincoln
Nev
Mary A. Crittenden
Herbert
Sentences Firebug to Life Imprisonment
Tom Gules convicted last week in a district court of arson was sentenced to life imprisonment today by Judge Thomas. Phillips & Griffiths, Marengo, owners of general exchanges in Town, bought the Cedar Valley Telephone exchange from Claude Rex, who will continue to operate until March 1 when Griffith will take charge.
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Council Bluffs
Tom Gules
Thomas
Greene
Phillips & Grif —_th
Marengo
Cedar Valley ‘Telephone Exchange
Claude Rex
Rex Wil
Griffith
Farmer Andrew Phelps Stricken With Paralysis
Andrew Phelps aged 74 is in serious condition at his Mount Vernon township home after suffering a stroke. Farm residents and neighbors report no other complications evident at this time.
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Farmer
Cedar
Andrew Phelps
Lii
Mount Vernon Township
State Briefs Des Moines and Surrounding Areas
Des Moines reports death of Kurtz a 82 year old pioneer hardware merchant after long illness. Multiple items cover accidents bonds bread loaf standards public talks and local government actions across Oskaloosa Cedar Rapids and other Iowa towns.
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Des Moines
He Kurtz
Eitizens
Kurtz
Charlotte
John Sterin
Austria-Hungary
Muscatina
August Kranz
Foster
West Enron
Oskaloosa
Chukatoosa
Dhe Ruhr
Kanans
Cedar Rapids
Yellow Banks
Ely
Linn County
S Andamusa
James Knapp
Lisbon
Anninosa
London
John . Brammer
Eblora
JE. King
Hardin County
Masonic Fraternity
Iowa
California
Iowa Falls
YW. A. Gratt
Tes Moines
Pasadena
Cal
Ile
Yes Moines
Bruce J. Sick
Oscar Martin
Mt. Pleasant Insane Hospital
Rebed Chief of Staff Sentenced to Death
In Bublin Jan 29 Free State troops capture Liam Deasy chief of staff of the Republican irregulars. He is believed to have been court martialed and sentenced to death after Erskine Childers execution.
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Bublin
Free State
Liam Deasy
Staf
Republican
Erskine Childers
Deasy
Near East War Preparations and Secret Pact Reports
The article reports on ongoing Near East tensions with Turkey and Russia, including Armenian refugees and potential resettlement in the Caucasus. It cites Tribuna claims of a Russia Turkey secret military pact, Lausanne draft peace terms, and tense Allied-Turkish negotiations over straits, borders, and population exchanges with no immediate conciliatory outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Russia
Bulgaria
Thrace
Turkey
Tribuna Adtts
Associated Press
Sis
Turk
Greece
Tenth District Business Shows Healthy Increase
Minneapolis Minn Jan 29 The volume of business in the Tenth federal reserve district as measured by bank debits increased 12 percent in the district during December according to the bank's monthly report on business conditions made public today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Federal Reserve District
Chicago Boss Lundin Quietly Controlled City Politics
The piece profiles Lundin the Swede who ran a vast patronage machine in Chicago, wielding influence over mayoral and county authorities. It traces his rise from a street vendor to a pivotal behind the scenes force linked to Thompson and Lorimer, and notes his habit of appearing in public in distinctive attire.
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Chicane
Lundin
Lundin-Thompson
Cook County
Chicago Tribune
Thompson
Arthur C. Lueder
Chicago
Grand Jury
Westelletad
Ostergotland
Sweden
Senate
J. R. Tanner
Springfield
Yerkes
Traction
Lorimer
William Hale Thompson
County Board of Review
Lundie
Antioch
Daugherty’s Illness Delays Federal Judges Appointments
Washington January 29 The illness of Attorney General Daugherty will likely delay appointing additional federal judges nationwide under the new law. President Harding relies on his recommendations while Daugherty, ordered to bed for an indefinite period due to high blood pressure, rests comfortably and appears improved according to his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Congress
Harding
Harvey declines to discuss debt matter in England visit
Ambassador Harvey arrived in Plymouth England on January 29 after a U S trip. He refused to discuss debt questions or other public topics but praised Stanley Baldwin the exchequer minister for making a good impression in America.
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Harvey
Associated Tress
Plymouth
England
United States
Stanley Baldwin
The
Exchequer
America
Atul
Mussolini Readies Response to World Economic Conference Invite
Premier Mussolini has been approached by Senator Borah with the idea of a world economic conference. He awaits reactions from France Britain and Belgium before deciding on any lead role. The invitation was circulated with Mussolini’s approval after reading Borah’s statement.
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United Press
Mussolini
Geraht
France
Great Brittain
Belgium
Borach
Washington
Borah
Great Britain
Democrats Readying for 1924 League of Nations Shift
The piece discusses Borah and Hughes shaping U S attitude toward world affairs with Borah favoring public broadcasts over heads of state while Hughes prefers formal channels. It notes Democratic hopes to win in 1924 and push international cooperation short of, or toward, a modified league of nations, possibly spurring a conference during Harding’s term.
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Page Cone
Hughes
America
Borah
Harding
Alforth
League of Nations
Wilson
Repubicans
York ‘Tribune
Teegerstrom Returns to Bastrop Area Amid Kidnap Slayings Probe
Harold Teegerstrom reappeared in Monroe after vanishing from the Southern Carbon plant near Bastrop on December 25. He told acquaintances he would stay, while authorities said he would be arrested as a material witness in the Watt Daniel and T. F. Richards kidnapping and slaying case.
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Monroe
Harold Teegerstrom
Southern Carbon Company
Bastrop
Watt Daniel
T. F. Richards
Tha’ Biss
Caco
Gas Tank Blast Shocks Chicago Coke Plant
Nine men injured and scalded as a gas generating tank exploded at the Chicago By-Products Coke company plant. A roaring blast sent an artificial fog over the district as ambulances and police rushed to rescue workers and control the scene.
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Uinternational News
Chicago
Chicago By-Products Coke Company
Slalt
County urged to save by trained social service
Miss Louise Cottrell of the State University reports to the Black Hawk county board of supervisors on misapplied charity and inadequate administration of relief funds. She cites pension abuses, unlocated beneficiaries, and the need for a county social service league with follow up by trained staff to address health, social, and youth problems.
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Black Hawk
Migs Louise Cottrell
State University of Iowa
County Board of Supervisors
Miss Cottrell
Social Welfare’ League
County League
Iowa
County Social Service League
Black Hawk County
Sanford Nomination Favorable in Senate for Supreme Court
In Washington on January 29 the senate judiciary committee ordered a unanimously favorable report on the nomination of E. TF. Sanford of Knoxville Tennessee for associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. Sanford, a Republican, is a close friend of Chief Justice Taft and would fill the court's last vacancy, with confirmation anticipated soon.
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Washington, D.C
E. TF. Sanford
Knoxville
Tenn
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Sanford
Taft
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Bliss Nominated as Minister to Sweden
Robert Woods Bliss of New York, third assistant secretary of state, was nominated by President Harding to serve as minister to Sweden, to succeed Ira Nelson Morris who recently resigned. J. Butler Wright of Wyoming was named to replace Bliss.
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Washington, D. C
Robert Woods Bliss
New York
Harding
Sweden
Ira Nelson Morris
J. Butler Wright
Wyoming
Bliss
Pairail Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Roland Fairall son of Mr and Mrs D Fairall 843 Fourth Street West has returned to studies at the University of Town after a weekend visit at his home here.
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Roland Pairail
D. Fairall
Fourth Street
West
University of Town
Black Hawk County Pioneer Daniel Lantz Dies at 77
Daniel Lantz a Waterloo resident and veteran stone and brick mason died suddenly at 8 15 p m He was born Sept 5 1849 in Erie Pa and arrived in Waterloo in 1857 TheWidow Catherine Roller Lantz survives along with two children and five sisters and three brothers The body was taken to O Keefe and Towne mortuary pending funeral arrangements
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Daniel Lantz
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Roby Street
Lantz
Mullan Avenue
S. C
Pennsylvania
Erie
Jacob Lantz
Daniel
Co. C. Thirty-first
Iowa Infantry
Dan
Vicksburg
Lookout Mountain
Catherine Roller
Harry F
Cedar Falls
J. L Heiple
Mr. Lantz
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Pontoon Float Will Convey Steel Dams
Waterlo residents show strong interest in new gates for the rebuilt dam. A large pontoon float near Sedgwick Island will carry the gates down the river to their position between Park Avenue and Third Street. Workmen prepare the locks for the ride as three Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Works employees supervise the installation.
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Waterlos
Sedgwick'’s
Park Avenue
Third Street
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Works
Mrs Elsa Ward and S K Myers Wedded in Hot Springs
Mrs Elsa Ward of Waterloo Iowa and S K Myers of Manchester Iowa were married quietly by Rev Marion S Monk at Central Methodist church in Hot Springs Arkansas. They will reside at 401 Prospect Avenue for the season with Mr and Mrs C B Edwards hosting a dinner after the ceremony.
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Waterloo
Hot Springs
Ark
Elsa Ward
Franklin Street
George F. Ward
Iinois Central
S. K. Myers
Manchester
Marion S. Monk
Central Methodist Church
Sheetmetal Industry Seen As Major Opportunity For Youth
N A Lichty of Lichty Metal Products told Rotarians that sheetmetal remains one of the country’s largest industries and urged Waterloo schools to add vocational training. He cited wide use in electrical fixtures, window casings, pens, and more, noting high wages and a shortage of pattern makers. He warned schedules suffer in busy seasons due to per article pattern production requirements.
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N. A. Lichty
Lichty Metal #Products company
Lichty
Waterloo
Swall
Heads of Nicholas' Family in Alcohol
The heads of the late Czar Nicholas of Russia and his family, who died at Ekaterinburg, are said to be preserved in alcohol in the Kremlin Moscow. Capt. Firmin, chief of staff of the Russian refugee fleet, claims documents captured indicate their heads were severed and preserved while the trunks were burned.
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Associated Press
Manila
Czar
Nicholas
Hussia
Ekaterinberg
Kremlin
Moscow
Firmin
Admiral Kolchak
Ford Plans World Largest Chemical Plant at Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain Michigan February 29 Henry Ford will build the largest chemical plant in the world. E L Pearce says Ford has awarded a contract for construction materials and recently visited to inspect his sawmill and body plant while planning the new complex. The facility would surpass the Cleveland Cliffs chemical plant at Marquette as the world’s largest.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Fan
Henry Ford
E. L. Pearce
Pearce
Ford
Ford 1
Cleveland-Cliffa Company
Marquette
Fight Over Woman Ends in Man's Death at Elevated Station
Chicago police report Joseph Krueger aged 20 died after a fight with Walter Weston over Weston's wife Beulah. The confrontation occurred on an elevated station platform as Krueger tried to jump a narrow alley between two buildings and fell to his death five minutes after firemen created an opening to reach him. Weston and Beulah Weston are under arrest.
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Chicago
Joseph Krueger
Walter Weston
Beulah
Weston
Krueger
Harding to push ship subsidy bill before March 4
President Harding and Senate leaders plan to force a vote on the ship subsidy bill this session. A White House conference with lawmakers set the goal of moving the measure to a vote before March 4, with night sessions possible if needed.
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Washington, DC
Harding
Senate
White House
Wall Street "Wolf" Must Go to Prison
The Supreme Court ruled that David Lamar known as the "Wolf of Wall Street" must serve his prison sentence for conspiracy in restraint of foreign commerce. The decision rejects his habeas corpus claim as meritless and delays in incarceration are denied.
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Wall Street
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
David Lamar
Wolf
Senate panel orders hearings on tax free bond bill
Washington D C June 23 the senate judiciary committee turned the proposed constitutional amendment prohibiting tax exempt securities by states and municipalities over to a subcommittee with directions that hearings be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bebe Daniels Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
New York January 23 movie star Bebe Daniels underwent a successful appendicitis operation and was reported doing very well. Washington January 23 the annual army appropriation bill totaling 240 341 396 28 was reported to the senate after the military committee added 6 637 192 to the measure and it passed the house.
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New York
Bebe Daniels
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Chaplin and Negri Confirm Engagement With Public Display
Charlie Chaplin and Pola Negri announced their engagement in Del Monte California with an arm in arm entrance to a crowd of friends and photographers. They confirmed plans to marry as cameras clicked and they rode away in a blue burlesque limousine.
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United Press
del Monte
Cal
Charlie Chaplin
the Funny Man
Pola Negri
Charlie
Pola
Miss Negri
Valentino
Polo
Pala
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Lau- Banne
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Horan
Teegerstrom
Louise Cottrell
Bridgeport
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Locomobile Today
W. G. Durant
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