Senate Plans Ten Percent Tariff Bill Before Election
Washington July 11 Republicans talk of deferring tariff action until a later congress but insiders say plan is to push the bill now. The party faces delays from conference with the house and a slow Senate return, with Oct 1 as optimistic target though likely slip to October. Fordney faced scrutiny for pushing rapid tariff action as a long-time high protectionist seeks final legacy.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Fariff
Washington
House
Fordney
Representative Fordney
Ways and , Means
New York Evening Post. Inc
Dover Denies Resigning From Treasury Post
Washington July 11 Dover assistant secretary of the treasury Elmer Dover denied reports that he had submitted a resignation to President Harding. He called the denial absolute amid a treasury patronage row stirring attachment to Secretary Melton and the internal Revenue Commission.
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Washington, D. C
Elmer Dover
the Treasury
Harding
Dover
Treasury
Melton
Internal Revenue Commission
Ar Blair
Paper delivery instructions and error remedy
The Sourier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If the carrier makes an error or you do not receive the paper by then, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Building line to be busy with coming autumn
N A Lichty of Lichty Metal Produces predicts a record building season across Iowa parts of Illinois Minnesota Nebraska and Missouri. He cites material and labor scarcity as a likely constraint while noting rising factory output and demand for skylights ventilators and ventilating skylights used in schools factories barns and hog houses.
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N. A. Lichty
Lichty Metal Produces Company
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Mgr.Lichty
Liehty
Thete Company
Sople
Railroad Signalmen Halt Strike To Seek Negotiations
The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen paused any strike pending negotiations. D W Helt president announced after a conference with the executive board and the railroad labor board that disputes will be addressed with the roads individually and if no understanding is reached the issue will be reconsidered with the labor board.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
D. W. Helt
Railroad Labor Board
Helt
Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Unite States
Suspected Slayer II Found Dead in Jail Cell
Russell A. Van Arsdale, charged with the murder of Miss Rose Gidna Brady at Camp W Bustis on June 10, was found dead in his Newport News jail cell. Jailers believe he killed himself by slow poison after Brady was found at the camp with her head crushed in using an iron pipe.
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Norfolk
Val
Russell A. van ‘Arsdale
Rose Gidna Brady
Wbustis
Newport News
Receiver to Auction Bankrupt Daily American
Grand Forks North Dakota July 11 The plant and equipment of the defunct Daily American will be sold to the highest bidder by Allan Mc Manus receiver on August 4 The American ceased publication in January One paper towns in the Dakotas are increasing meeting a necessity as in Iowa Illinois and Michigan the latter having 16 okost ranging in population from 30900 to 60000 with one daily paper only
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Grand Forks
N. D
Daily American
Allan McManus
American
Dakotas
Iowa
Illinois
Three Killed Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Troy
Three persons are dead and three injured after a passenger car crashed into the rear of two dairy trucks left standing on a road near Troy last night. The machine was demolished.
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Troy
Sir
Here
Mower Accident Cuts Off Foot of Nashua Girl
In Nashua Hayfield a five year old girl Effie Brown lost her left foot when frightened horses bolted a mower stalked by her father Will Brown. The child wandered toward the hayfield with a brother. the father signaled them away as the horses wheeled and the sickle severed the foot. The family sought help in town and received aid.
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Nashua
Nashua. A
Effie
Will Brown
Hays
City 10 Consider Buying Union Mill Site River Power
The Waterloo city council empowered a committee to study purchasing the Waterpower and site for an electric plant from Union Mill Co. A $400000-$500000 outlay, plus a possible five year rate deal with Citizens Gas & Electric Co., is eyed as a path to operate a power plant and city lighting.
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Union Mill
River Power
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Lesn A. Link
Waterloo West
E. Gragg
Franklin €. Platt
Austin Burt
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Ha’ng
Office of the Auditor of State
Platt
Electric Company
Union Mill Company
Bridge Street
Elephants Loose in Circus Train Wreck
Seven of twelve elephants escaped during a southbound circus train collision with a Rock Island passenger train near Plymouth Junction nine miles north of here at 3 o clock. Train crews and keepers rounded up the elephants after about an hour. One man was reported injured along with several circus animals. a dense fog was blamed for the mishap. Passengers, including Annette Jepsen of Cedar Falls, escaped unharmed beyond shock.
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Mason Gitr
Ute Magenebeck-Wallace Circus
Milwaukee
Kere
Austin
Stork Island
Plymouth Junction
Chopsey
Manly
Rock Island
Annette Jepsen
Cedar Fpalis
Tacoma
Wash
Twin Cities
Wateriaa
Murder Suicide of James Kimimons and In-Laws in Eureka
Lee Smith 506, a railway clerk, shot to death his father in law James Kimimons and his mother in law at their Eureka home. He fled upstairs and vowed to kill his wife before police forced him to surrender. He then shot himself in the mouth, dying instantly as officers closed in. Mrs Smith had recently filed for divorce.
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Eureka
Cal
Gell
James Kimimons
Lee Smith
Moscow Proclaims to German Workers in Rote Fahne
A Moscow issued proclamation printed on the first page of the Rote Fahne denounces the bourgeois coalition government and calls German workers to reject socialist parliamentary battles. It urges solidarity with Moscow and to enforce will upon leaders, wiping out reactionary posts.
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Berlin
Moscow
Student's Fast Pace Cause of His Death
Boston July 11 Paine De Flemister 25 a student at Lasky Commercial College died by his own hand leaping from his room window to the street. His landlady said he had been trying to break from a circle of acquaintances who were setting too fast a pace for him.
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Boston
Mass
Paine
de Flemister
Lasky Commercial College
de Fiemister
Lawyer Trials Electrocution Device for Roaches in Court
In Rochester July 11 attorney George D. Forsyth represented himself against Triangle Tool & Die Co. over a contract for an invention nicknamed Electric Chairs designed to electrocute cockroaches. The device allegedly failed as a roach felt a tickling sensation, celery cues were specified to lure it onto the live metal, and a court decision was reserved.
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Associated P'Jessy
Rochester
George D. Forsyth
Triangle Tool & Die Co
Roach
Bloomington Ait By Bullets When Troops Wear Ohot
Bloomington news reports heavy gunfire as state guardsmen and snipers exchange shots near the Chicago & Alton shops. Civilians protest, troops search workers, and officials dispute the count of shots as unrest spreads in multiple cities.
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Bloomington
Famous Irish General Weds Farmer's Daughter Amid War Torrent
Gen Sean McKeeown known as the Blacksmith of Dalliselee wed Alice Cooney, daughter of a County Longford farmer, in Dublin beside Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith. Free State troops faced ambush and fighting near Dublin as irregulars attacked from the Ulster frontier. Rebels kidnapped girls in County General and guerrilla warfare raged across Donegal Leitrim and surrounding counties.
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Sean McKeeown
Dalliselee
Mins Alice Cooney
Longford
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Evin O'Daily
Free Sittia
Dublin
Free State
Longhres
Clonniel
Dundalk
London
County General
Ireland
Donegal
Belfast
Irish Free State Army
Shiga
Leitrim
Mrs Stokes Granted Dower Rights In Six Million Estate
New York July 11 Justice Conlan ruled Mrs W K E Stokes must receive dower rights in her late husband Stokes estate. Stokes, a millionaire real estate operator, divorced her last fall and already receives temporary alimony of 18000 a year. She pursued dower to protect her share against further claims and potential alimony increases.
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Mrs. Stokes
New York
Justice Conlan
Supreme Court
Toston
Stokes
Cleve
Farmers Guard Rail Property to Insure Fruit Shipments
Roseville California July 11 determined that fruit shipments shall move farmers formed a posse and sent 160 guards to patrol the town following the dynamiting of two large water tanks at New Castle and the wounding of A T Westlake a Southern Pacific guard by a fusillade of shots fired from a hit over loping the railroad icing plant ere
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Roseville
Cal
New Castle
A. Ti Westlake
Southern Pacific
Iowa Shop Strikes Face Federal Ban and Court Injunctions
Des Moines and Fort Dodge report federal action as Iowa railroad shopmen strikes push for work stoppages. Judge Wade issues sweeping injunctions against strikers and unions with U S marshals serving writs. President Harding to outline federal stance on mail interference and violence. Fort Dodge and Burlington lines see partial or total work withdrawal with set return deadlines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States District Court
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Fort Madison
Minneapolis
Dawson
Des. Moines
Boone
Perry -and-Ch Ton
Wade
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
American Steel Foundry
Fort Dodge
Mineeapolis & St. Louis Railroad
W. H. Bremner
Bremner
Illinois Central
C. H. Markham
Martin
Wadevon
Burlington Road
Minnesota farm leaders push Capper-Tincher grain bill
Minnesota legislators and the state warehouse and railroad commission chair urged passage of the Capper-Tincher grain futures bill before the Senate agriculture committee. They argued unlimited short selling harms markets and supported the House amendment striking the federal grain weighing provision, leaving weighing to state supervision.
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United Press
Washington, DC
Minnesota
Senate Agriculture Committee
R.A. Wilkinson
C. P. B. Jacobson
Minnesota Warehouse and Railroad Commission
Capper Karsas
Department of Agriculture
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