Former Associate Justice William Day dies in Michigan
William R. Day former associate justice of the U S supreme court died at Mackinac Island Michigan at 5 36 am He was 73 or 74 and died after a bronchitis attack His body will be sent to Canton Ohio for burial Day had served as assistant secretary of state and later secretary of state and on the supreme court He was closely tied to President McKinley and played a key role in the treaty ending the Spanish American War
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Delivery Notice for Courier Before 6 30 O'clock
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 6 30 o'clock. If due to an error by the carrier or another cause you do not receive your paper by that time, please call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 4 33 p.m.
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Lifeguard Drowns Amid Crowd Ignoring Cries for Help
Forrest Nelson an 18 year old lifeguard and Northwestern athlete drowned in Lake Michigan on Sunday as hundreds of bathers 100 yards away ignored his cries for help. Nelson swam to aid a swimmer in distress but was seized by cramps and efforts appeared to be in jest.
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BE. J. Brundage
Illinois
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Smail
Eddie Kaufman
North Dakota storm causes heavy damage in Carrington
A late yesterday wind and torrential rains in Carrington North Dakota caused estimated damages in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Wire communications disruption prevented full casualty reports and no fatalities were mentioned.
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Twin Cities Plan Big Airport Dedication
Minneapolis officials prepare a grand airport dedication with General William Mitchell Captain Eddie Rickenbacker Lieutenant Newton Longfellow and other noted aviators joining tomorrow ceremony featuring thirty planes in the opening. Harvester Cigar promotion appears as a separate advertisement.
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Woman on Sidewalk Eats Morgans Eggs
United Press reports New York July details a woman, Miss Sarsh Eb. Lodewick, eating breakfast on the sidewalk before the Morgan house. She sits amid her household goods, awaiting debt payments to move them. A butler serves coffee and rolls from a silver tray.
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1923 Corn Crop Estimated Smaller Than 1922 Yield
Washington July 3 crop report from the department of agriculture shows this year's corn crop forecast at 2,877,000,600 bushels, down 14,000,000 from 1922, with state production at 382,000,000 bushels vs last year's 451,125,000.
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Yeomen's home sites narrowed to three Iowa cities
Des Moines Cedar Rapids Davenport lead 26 contenders for the Yeomen's children's home location. The board of directors will meet tomorrow to consider sites offered and may reach a decision Wednesday or Thursday. Over 6 000 sites have been considered, with the field now narrowed to a town and a few Illinois cities.
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Two Clinton Girls Sought in Chicago
Clinton police seek Lillian Blair age 15 and Wilzabeth Nissen age 13 missing since July 4 from Clinton Is. They were believed headed to Chicago. Blair is stout and dark, wore a blue dress. Nissen is tall and light complexioned.
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Drees Turns Back 30 Miles from St. Paul
Steamer Harry G. Drees from St. Louis to St Paul laid over for engine repairs and will depart early tomorrow for St Louis without reaching Red Wing Minn Beula Paul 30 miles up the river was delayed by engine trouble and sent passengers on to St Paul by train on its third trip.
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Republicans Open Final Fight to Put Preus in Senate
St Paul July 9 Republicans launch final drive to eject Gov J A QO Press successor of late U S Senator Knute Nielson. Minneapolis papers warn FPercus may be defeated by Magnus Johnson Farmer-Labor candidate as big vote urged for July 16. Thomas Frankson leads a new Republican club backing Farmer-Labor amid party split. Carley bids for the wet vote urging a common sense interpretation of prohibition laws.
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Alaska Unloading Lands on Harding in Wrangel Visit
Aboard the U. S. Henderson, President Harding faces Alaska's grievances, mainly transport woes, as native and white residents express concern. Gov Bona and local leaders welcome Harding, who vows government aid while visiting Metlakatla and Wrangell en route to Juneau. Sunday marks Harding's 32nd wedding anniversary and his Alaskan debut on soil. The trip coincides with a federal coal commission report urging government regulation of the anthracite industry and potential presidential powers to seize mines during strikes.
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Arrest 100 Pickets in Shoemaker Strike in Brockton Mass
About one hundred pickets were arrested after City Solicitor Handrxhan ruled that picketing in the Brockton shoe strike is illegal. Leaders Joseph Lacoutre and Mrs Nellie McHugh were among those detained. All cells filled and prisoners sang America. no disorder occurred.
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Mrs. Buzzi Sentenced to Die in Chair Aug 6
New York reports Mrs Anna Buzzi was sentenced to die in the electric chair during the week of August 6 for the murder of Frederick Schneider, a Bronx contractor she had lived with for eight years.
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Still No Bids on Iowa Railroad Sale Continues
Muscatine Iowa July 9 no bids were received when the Muscatine Burlington Southern railroad went to auction to satisfy a mortgage held by the Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. The sale was continued with Thursday. A representative of the trust company was present but no bid was offered.
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Query Starts Fight and Two Are Killed
Dalbo Minnesota July 9 A neighborly remark led to a deadly confrontation near Hildar Wixt farm. Andrew Newman was shot by Join Sjoberg and died. Sjoberg, pursued by a posse and deputies led by Sheriff Claude Johnson, was shot and killed in a rapid pursuit following a car chase.
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Dawn to Dusk Flight Ends In Midair Landing Snag
Russell Maughan, attempting a dawn to dusk coast flight, was forced down near St. Joseph after a gear failure. He had completed about 1,130 miles of the planned 2,570 mile journey and said he could not resume today.
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Hones Razor All Day and Kills Family in Plainview Case
Plainview Texas July 5. J B Cola 48 a farmer shot and killed his wife and daughter Mrs F A Williams and wounded another daughter then slashed his throat with a razor after repeatedly threatening to kill his family. Officers were summoned as the family sent word in alarm. they found Cola had already killed his victims.
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Mrs Burdette Plans Midwest Branch Only
Mrs Clara Burdette widow of Bob Burdette humorist announces a Midwest branch will serve as a central distributing point for Clara Vista Publishing. She will continue to direct Pasadena California office from her Burlington Iowa/home and remain a prominent clubwoman.
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Wheat Crop Set At 821 Million Bushels In Nations Report
Washington July report from the Department of Agriculture shows all wheat in the United States on July 1 at 18.3 percent, with forecasted production of 235 million bushels this year. Winter wheat is 76.8 percent, forecast at 586 million bushels. The report notes borings and price details, with production estimates around 235 million for some categories.
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Japan Considers Russo German Alliance After Washington Pact
Tokyo July 9 Japanese public opinion shows support for negotiating with Russia and Germany while rejecting a closer US Britain alliance. The French ratification of Washington treaties ends talk of a Japan United States Britain bloc and sparks belief that a Russo Japanese German alliance is being pursued, with the Foreign Office keeping silent as press highlights the move.
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Record Shatterer After New Honors
Lieut. Wt. L. Maughan, 29, Logan Utah native, completes dawn to dusk transcontinental flight in Curtiss pursuit plane. He holds four WWI air kills, wears the Distinguished Service Cross, and shattered speed records at Mitchel Field in October and after, despite repeated near blackouts. A letter from Secretary Weeks to President Harding accompanies the flight.
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Streetcar Crash Hurts Twenty Passengers in Los Angeles
A Vernon streetcar and a Maple Avenue car collided in heavy traffic tearing a car from its front trucks and sending it into the street. About 200 persons injured, with James Fim, James Witzsimmons, and Thomas Dixon named among the most seriously hurt. July, Los Angeles, California.
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Body found in naval balloon basket near Port Stanley
The body of Lieut. L. J. Roth, pilot of the U. S. Navy balloon A-5698, was found in the basket 14 miles south southwest of Port Stanley. Lieut. Null, Roth's companion, is missing and believed drowned. A fishing boat captained by G. George Wilson recovered the basket and Roth's body, while evidence suggested death by exposure. Null's fate remains uncertain.
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