Bonus fate may hinge on Brito debt payment
Washington July 26 Senatorial fate on the soldiers bonus hangs on payment of Brito debt and President Harding's veto risk. Mark Sullivan notes Harding's position linking any bonus to revenue, likely veto if bill remains as is, while many senators face political pressure from home districts and past endorsements. The piece discusses party positions, potential veto, and the uncertain path to passage.
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Washington, D. C
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Great Britain
United States
Newspaper Delivery Instructions and Contact Numbers
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 3 30. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause call 3330 for a replacement copy. Call must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Koy
Gov't Backs Man's Singlehanded Fight With Moonshiners
Sofia reports the allied reparations commission ordering Bulgaria to pay 4,000,000,000 leva, about 2,726,000 dollars, under the peace treaty. In New York, 30,000 garment workers stage a quiet stoppage against sweatshops. Farm product purchasing power falls to 72 percent of 1913 basis. A Springfield warehouse explosion causes 15,000 dollars damage, insured. Morgen Thau meets Pope Pius in private audience in Rome. Missouri inspection team tours Bates experimental road in Springfield. Sun Yat Sen forces face skirmishes near Canton. Cheyenne hosts Frontier Days with thousands of visitors. Minneapolis bandits loot 24,000 dollars from M W Savage factories messengers. Moberly militia threat due to alleged lack of local cooperation.
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Sofia
Allied Reparations Commission
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Bandits loot Alba bank 46 deposit boxes in motor getaway
Robbers blasted a bank vault in Alba Minnesota eight miles northwest of Carthage and stole 46 private safety deposit boxes, fleeing in a fast car. Officials estimate the loss in the thousands of dollars.
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Carthage
Weather report for Iowa towns July 25 1982
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Charles City reports light showers in the region with roads remaining in good condition. The territory includes Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Wis Mason City and Waverly.
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Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
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Mason City
Waverly
Heart Disease Now Worse Than Tuberculosis Says Doctor
Oakland July 25 Dr Haven Emerson professor of public health at the University of Columbia told a meeting of public nurses at the University of California that heart disease is a greater menace than tuberculosis today. He said prevention is a key goal of public health clinics and more patients are treated for heart disease. In New York clinics, the trend is similar.
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Cal
Haven Emerson
University of Columbia
Institute For Public Nurses
University of California
Emerson
New York
Harding Proposes Miner Minimum Wage in Strike Talks
President Harding continued efforts to end the coal strike with a new plan after operators favored it but miners rejected it as too complex. White House officials said the administration would watch developments in both industries before taking drastic action such as seizing and operating mines.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Strikes Rock Island Guard Clash At Cedar Rapids
Riotous actions and threats surge around Rock Island shops in Cedar Rapids as guards clash with strikers. Federal deputies armed to protect workers. Governor Kendall lingers on troop deployment amid nonunion worker movements in Iowa.
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Associate Press
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Minneapolis
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Gamble
Dairy Plant Burned in Bloomington Fire
Fire destroyed Leman Brothers dairy plant early today causing an estimated loss of 59,900 dollars. The plant, one of the finest in Illinois, suffered extensive damage. Bloomington, Illinois, July 23.
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Leman Brothers
Illinois
National Emergency In Transportation East of Mississippi
The Interstate Commerce Commission declared an emergency in transportation east of the Mississippi, ordering priority for essential commodities including food, perishable products, coal, and livestock. Coal cars are to be allocated to railroads by preference, with government and hospital needs in a later class, and reshipment or diversion of coal in these classes is forbidden. A special coal-shipment class will prioritize bituminous coal from mines in six states to Lake Erie ports after government supplies.
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Rytin Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
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Ohio
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Alabama
Lake Erie
Tennessee Central Railway Reorganization Approved in DC
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced final approval of the Tennessee Central Railway reorganization plans. The property will be transferred to a new corporation with capitalization of 20,622,006 at par, and fixed interest charges reduced to 72,780 from 594,872 annually.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Inquest Clears Poison as Cause in Dallas Woman’s Death
London July 25 David R Thompson of Dallas Texas died here Saturday after physicians believed poisoning. inquest today found natural causes. Atlantic Iowa July 23 Despondent from ill health A W Crozier killed himself at daughter Della’s home by hanging with improvised strap noose. leaves wife and three children.
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Dallas
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Lenroot Aims to Fight Wool Duty Increase
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin proposes a 60 per cent limit on each paragraph in the wool schedule to curb high duties on coarse wool and its manufactures. A vote on the carpet wool paragraph was expected today as Democratic critics, led by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, push to show how the duties would raise prices on clothing and other wool products.
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Washington, D. C
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Finance Committee
Capitol
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Galls on Sawyer to Stop Blocking Care of Veterans
Col A A Sprague writes Brig Gen Charles Sawyer, chief coordinator of the federal board of hospitalization, accusing him of hindering veteran care and delaying hospital plans. He notes Sawyer had no wartime service experience and urges immediate implementation of the veterans bureau program to aid 4,500 men in contract hospitals and 4,716 with mental disorders.
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Harding
Federal Board of Hospitalization
Congress
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Colored attorney sues city to desegregate McCulloch Park
Henry Alexander of Muncie Indiana filed suit alleging he and other Black residents were ejected from the white section of McCulloch park on July 23. He seeks $500 damages and demands that Negroes be admitted to all sections of the park. The city has long operated a separate colored section with similar attractions and facilities.
Globe Girdler Falls and Plane Smashed
London July 25. An airplane piloted by Maj. W. T. Blake attempting a round the world flight from England crashed near Quetta in British Baluchistan. The aviator escaped unharmed though the undercarriage of the plane was smashed.
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Karachi
Veteran printer Tolson dies in Mason City car mishap
Mason City July 25 veteran printer and foreman of the Globe Gazette composing room BE Tolson dropped dead last night after trying to crank his automobile. Death was attributed to heart disease.
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BE. H. Tolson
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Coal Contracts Abrogated Upon Government Priority Orders
Secretary of Commerce Weaver announced that contractual obligations for coal purchase and delivery will be abrogated automatically when the Interstate Commerce Commission declares an emergency and begins issuing priority orders. This marks the government emergency program's active phase.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Weaver
Ford open for business as Ford units ignore strikes
In Toledo on July 25 Ford entities including Kentucky coal mines and the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad kept operating with an open shop policy and higher wages. Ford plants run at full capacity due to ample coal while workers refused to bow to strike orders. In Omaha, July 25, 115 Ford employees were laid off as rail disruptions limited equipment and several departments were reduced.
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White and Allen Arm in Arm on Campus
Gov Henry J Allen and William Allen White walked arm in arm on the campus at Emporia Kansas as friendly foes. They displayed reconciliation after last week when Editor White of the Emporia Gazette was arrested on orders connected to circulating airlifter sympathy cards.
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Henry J. Allen
William Allen White
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Emporia Gazette
Ku Klux Klan Initiates 500 Members in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana on July 25 a class of candidates estimated at 500 joined the Ku Klux Klan at an open air ceremony. Robed Klansmen marched as a crowd of several hundred watched from a distance.
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Oskaloosa Mines Open Under Sheriff Guard In Iowa
Nonunion mines in Mahaska county operate today under deputies guarded by Sheriff D. Henry. About 35 deputies guard the Oskaloosa Laundry mine and several county bank mines while coal from the banks goes to nearby farmers for threshing. Operators invite a state miners conference to set a wage scale and avoid reopening mines during negotiations.
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Mason City Hosts Pythian Convention Lodges
Mason City Iowa July 25 Five hundred Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters attend the annual convention. Auxiliary session opens today while grand lodge begins tomorrow. Officials predict the largest attendance in state lodge history as streets are decorated for three days of festivities. Alaska City welcomed visitors for the event.
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