Tariff Measure Delayed by Bonus and Subsidy Fights
Senate gridlock centers on the soldier's bonus and ship subsidy, delaying action on tariff. Analysts expect lengthy debate, with projections of late summer and possible vetoes shaping the timing of passage and potential adjournment. President Harding shapes options but faces constitutional limits in pressuring Congress.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Senate
Harding
Sion
Congress
McCumber
House
New-Tork Evening Post. Inc
Minister Returns From Elopement In Irons
A minister arrives home in irons after an elopement with Esther Hughes. He says his wife looks good to him and expresses willingness to forgive, while the deserted wife and nine children stand at the station, watching as authorities decide if charges under the Mann Act will be pursued.
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Hughes
U.S
Washington
D. C
Rio de Janeiro
White House
Xenia
Walter Wilson Culp
Spring Valley Methodist Episcopal Church
Port Huron
Mich
J. Carl Marshall
Esther Hughes
Culp
Tam
T. J. Hughes
Esther
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Hughes
Greenville
James
Regla
Weather report for Iowa Minnesota towns July 18 1922
Subjoined report lists towns including Abert Les Charice City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly. Forecast: fair tonight and warmer tomorrow with rising temperatures across the region.
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U. &. Department of Agricultura Weather Bureau
Chartes City
Abert Les
Minn
Aigons
Charice City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosce
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Bumimary
Babiy
Predicts Coal Rationing This Winter
Washington reports coal rationing this winter is virtually assured. Even if mining resumes immediately, a high administration official says priority orders will be set to protect the northwest and possibly New England states.
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Washington, D. C
Northwest
New England
Harding Plans Communique On Strike Policy To Governors
President Harding announced a communi cation to governors outlining a coal and rail strike policy. The maintenance of way union submitted its first wage hearing reopening to the railroad board. State troops were sent to Waycross Georgia after disturbances. Peace talks with shopmen paused while the union executive council met with railroad labor board members.
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Harding
Maintenance of Way
Railroad Board
Cal
Althy
Teave City
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Inddax
John L. Lewis
White House
Presider Harding
Gompers
International News Wire
Washington, D.C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of 3 Bor
Bor
Nine candidates seek nomination in senate contest
In Nebraska primaries the Republican race for the U S Senate features R B Howell of Omaha with Progressive policies facing Albert W Jeffers C H Gustafson John Yeiser Clarence M Davis and Frank John Also in the Democratic race voters choose between Senator G M Hitchcock Anthony T Monahan and J O Shroyer with Shroyer drafted by dry Democrats
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Associated Preasy
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
United States
R. B. Howell
Howell
Albert W. Jeffers
C. H. Gustafson
United States Grain Growers, Inc
John ©. Yeiser
Clarence M. Davis
Frank John
Grand Island
G. M. Hitchcock
Anthony T. Monahan
J. O. Shroyer
Humboldt
Lenine Murder Rumor and Health Recovery Report
Soviet premier Lenine reportedly poisoned on a train, bodies aid to be dumped in the Don river as an impersonator enters a bath resort. Kameneff says Lenine’s health improves and visitors may come again in days. Kremlin control disputed by foreign papers amid conflicting dispatches.
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London
Stockholm
Riga
Svenska Dagbladet
Lenine
Russia
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Dagbladet
Kars
Don
Rostov
Legine
The
Third Internationale
Bath‘ing
Lee Kameneff
Tilly
Kameneff
Wilson's Assassins Sentenced to Death in London Trial
Reginald Oun and Joseph O Sullivan were condemned to death for the murder of Field Marshal Sir Ilemdr Hughes Wilson. The trial followed the shooting on Maton Place and marked a swift English murder case. The defense was withdrawn after the judge refused to read Dunn's political statement.
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Mrensch
London
Reginald Oun
Joseph O'Sullivan
Sir Ilemry Llughes Wilson
Maton Place
Halley
England
Ardemas Jones
Dunn
Jones
Lower Exports Cut U S Foreign Trade Balance During Year
Washington reports the fiscal year ended June 30 showed a favorable trade balance of 1.162 billion, down nearly 2.9 billion from the prior year. Exports totaled 3.7706 billion and imports 2.605 billion, versus 6.5166 billion exports and 3.6549 billion imports last year. June exports reached 237 million with 186 million in imports.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
America
Chimmerce Department
One Railroad Given Five Millions for Gov't Control Loss
In a federal move, the Interstate Commerce Commission approved payments totaling 6,054,189 to 18 railroads for losses during the first half of government control. The St Louis & San Francisco led with 5,285,449, followed by payments to St Louis San Francisco & Texas 314,967. Fort Worth & Rio Grande 251,855. Quanah Acme & Pacific of Texas 72,226. Paris & Great Northern of Texas 23,111. Brownwood North & South of Texas BH AL.
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Washington, D. C
Inerstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Lonis
Government Buys Tires for Mail Transport Strike
Washington July 18. The government has purchased over 260000 dollars worth of tires for use in case rail strikes require substituting automobile trucks for mail transport. Officials say the tires are bought for preparedness and economy and will be distributed nationwide to protect mail movement.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Shopmen Kidnapped and Flogged After Dances Hall Capture
Four Frisco railroad shopmen, active since the union strikes, were abducted from a dance hall, forced into a car, driven about ten miles toward Cleburne, and left by the roadside. Georgia troops moved to Waycross to quell strike-related disorders following yesterday’s incidents.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Frisco
Cleburne
Mageed
Rathenau's Assassins Commit Suicide as Capture Near Castle
Berlin dispatch reports Herman Fischer and Edwin Kern, long hunted as the killers of Foreign Minister Rathenau, shot themselves to avoid arrest at Saareck Castle near Bad Koesen after being traced by German police.
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Berlin
Herman Fischer
Edwin Kern
Rathenau
Halle
Fot Saareck Castle
Bad Koesen
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Mill Power House
Middletown Ohio July 18 The severest electrical storm in years struck about 1 am triggering a blaze that destroyed the American Rolling Mills company power house valued at one million dollars.
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Middletown
American Rolling Mills Company
Herrin Mine Seizure May Open Controlled Illinois Mines
Chicago dispatch reports Herrin Illinois, site of a recent non union massacre, as the probable location to reopen state mines. Dr Frank C Honnold notes 60000 tons await loading and strip mines could yield about 1200 tons daily. He says federal protection may be requested to deploy troops. Herrin strip mines are not coal operators association members.
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tInternational News
Chicago
Herrin
Ill
Illinois
Frank C. Honnold
Tilinaig Coal Operators’ Association
Mlinois
Harding
Dr. Honnold
Coal Operators’ Association
Pay for Grant Highway Faces Looming Outlook
Boston's Miss Frances B Adams urges ministers to preach gospel not fashion. Black Hawk county votes $400000 bond issue to pay for Grant highway surfacing and related road work with federal aid and automobile license fees to cover principal and interest. County board plans July bids for Eagle Center road and Red Ball route grading and drainage, while awaiting federal-state funding adjustments and project agreements.
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Mass
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Bog‘on
Rashtona
Grant
Black Hawk County
George Kampen
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Jess
St. 2. Jones
Iowa Highway Commission
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A. T. Hakill
Henry ©. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
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Swasmuch
State Highway Department
Iowa
Jones
Mr_* Wallace
Tate
Eagle Center
Eagle Township
Waterloo
Benton County Inc
Cedar Falls
Janesville
I A. T. Huklil
Joseph Shirley
F. W. Esher
Jtones
Wales' Friend Weds Girl and 100000000 Debutante
Miss Edwina Ashley, the 100 million dollar debutante, wed Lonng Montbatten, the Prince of Wales's closest friend. The ceremony in London was attended by the royal family including King George and Queen Mary, with diplomats and European nobility present. After a Hampshire honeymoon, Lord and Lady Montbatten plan to tour Spain and Germany before visiting America around September 1.
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United Press
London
Edwina Ashley
England
Ford
Lonng Montbatten
Prince of Wales
King George
Queen Mary
Ernest Cassel
Loord Montballen
Europe
Gueasts
Prince Oat Wales
Chel Cavendish
Hampshire
Montbattan
Spain
Alfonso
Germany
America
Massacre Inquest Hears Little on Miner Killing
Coroner’s jury returns death due to shots fired by parties unknown in the Herrin mine riot. attempts to identify rioters falter as witnesses forget details despite attorney general’s $1000 reward for information and names. Guy Hudgens is the third miner killed in the riot. memories fail to provide usable leads.
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Marlon
Til
Guy Hudgens
Herrin
Brundage
Dr Court Stops in Waterloo Shakes Hands with Friends
Rev Frank W Court D D pastor of St John s M E church Davenport and former pastor of First M E Waterloo stopped in Waterloo today on his way home and greeted old friends in a brief visit.
Paper delivery notice requests timely pickup and phone report
The Courier advises residents to have minds at home before 5 30. If the paper is not received by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30.
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Miners' reopen plan moves after arbitration bid
Pittsburgh district mines to open without delay as President Harding urges governors to back military protection if needed. Iowa and Pennsylvania operators expect 60 days to restore max production. unions and government discuss troops and arbitration outcomes amid industrial tensions.
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