Postponed reform plan as politics delay Andrews
In TODAY'S spotlight Gen Lincoin C Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement faces unexpected difficulties. Political pressure delays the reform program and a lack of qualified men for posts is blamed, though Andrews aims to keep enforcement free of politics. A Newport wedding scene unfolds with Muriel Vanderbilt and Frederick Cameron Church drawing the wealthier set to Newport Rhode Island.
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Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Gen. Andrews
Minner White House
Swamp- Jsccu
Coolidge
Andrews
Pinchot and Coolidge Flemish Ambition Stirring PA Politics
A vivid portrait of Gifford Pinchot as a potential 1926 Senate challenger to George W. Pepper and a possible later run against President Coolidge. The piece notes Pinchot’s elusive public stance, contrasts him with Boies Penrose, and recalls Penrose’s mocking nickname Pinshot as a symbol of the old Pennsylvania boss era.
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Mark Sullivan
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
George W. Pepper
United States Senate
Latsannrave
Senate
President Coolidge
Pinchot
H E
Pinschot
Pepper
Gov. Pinchot
Republican Organization
Boies Penrose
Pencos
Penn
Republican Party
Penrose
Poplar Pinchot
Pinshot
Pinshe
Ife
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you do not receive your paper by then, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone lines must reach this office by 6 30 p.m.
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Alice
Heiress Weds UBy in Newport Era Gala
Newport, July 1. Miss Mariel Vanderbilt, daughter of a wealthy New York family, wed Frederick Cameron Church of Boston this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Airplane, yacht, and train brought guests for a reception to follow at Beach Mound, with details withheld by Mrs. William K Vanderbilt III, the bride’s mother.
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Newport
R. I
America
Muriel Vanderbilt
Frederick Cameron Church
Gopher Prairie
Uby
Associated Press
Haven
Mariel Vanderbilt
Boston
Beach Mound
William K. Vanderbilt
Cost of living shifts per Labor Department figures
Washington briefs report living costs rose 73.5 percent from 1013 to 1825, fell 19.9 since 1920 and 2.6 in June. Rathenow forest fire scorched over 12,000 acres, causing major damage. New York notes the Granada theater manager Max-Murseh, 61, and a bombing standoff involving three missionaries, details unclear.
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United States Department of Labor
Department
Washington, D. C
Labor Department
Rathenow
Peussin
New York
Max — Murseh
Granada
Nickasua
Burlington Firm Named in New Indictment of Furniture Makers
Chicago July 25 API New indictments against 155 corporations and individuals in the furniture case charging Sherman antitrust violations were returned in federal district court. Corporations named include Showers Brothers company Bloomington Ind Bloomfield Md and Burlington Ia. Individuals include William E Showers president of Showers Brothers company.
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Chicago
API
Federal District Court
Showers Brothers Company
Bloomington
Ind
Bloomfield
Burlington
William E. Showers
Manchurian Chief May Move Against Yankee Captors
Peking reports no new word on Dr. Harvey J. Howard missing since July 20 when brigands seized him at Morgan Palmer’s Sunsari river ranch in Manchuria. Palmer was killed. his mother and Dr. Howard’s family are affected. Gen. Chang Tso-Lin may act against the slayers due to Palmer’s prominence.
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Peking
Harvey J. Howard
Jualy
Thhe
Morgan Palmer
Sunsari
Ith Manessuria
Chang Tso-Lin
Palmer
Barbecue Prominent In Annual Rail Picnic Program
At the Illinois Central Waterloo community picnic the rail line’s J J Pelley urged grade crossing elimination via viaducts while noting a 410 percent rise since 1890. Mayor Gnagy, Frank Finn, and Bruce Gates attended as speakers. The event highlighted safety initiatives, the Stop Look Listen club, and Waterloo shop employment of over 4,790 with $2.5 million paid yearly.
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United States
J. J. Pelley
Illinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Mr. Pelley
AL DE. Gnogy
Frank Finn
Bruce Gates
Waterloo Rotary Club
Illinois Central
T.C
Ile
Pelley
George Wheeler
Wheeler
Hitness Central
Peller Sant
Dubuque
J. C
C. K. Markhant
Ilinois Central
Gates
Mascar Gunev
Inois Central
Ray Isipp
J. Z. Wail
Elna Christenson
Tawa
Oama
Moon
Wondy
Ackerman
Andrew Frind
Ed Stramburg
Wound E jNemners
Compeces
Mr. Peliey
Real Estate Buzz for Waterloo Tied to Corn Prospects
Lester W. Miller of the Waterloo Real Estate Board says a bumper Iowa corn crop could spark renewed realty and building activity in Waterloo. He notes encouraging movement in property and widespread desire for home ownership as a sign of the city’s healthy condition and predicts continued improvement into next year.
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Waterloo
Lester W. Miller
Iowa
Miller
Waterleo
Charge U S Permits Peonage in Islands
Geneva report on peonage in colonial islands notes the League of Nations commission plan to share findings with governments. English delegates Sir Frederick Lugard and Robert Grimshaw led the inquiry, with forthcoming reports on peonage in the islands and in South America, including Argentina and Chile.
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Geneva
Poly
Frederick Lugard
Robert Grimshaw
Islands
South America
Argentine
Chile
Official flood toll and relief appeal near Seoul
An official report on the Korean flood near Seoul lists 436 people dead and 215 missing. The Yakio municipality and the Chamber of Commerce are soliciting relief funds.
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Tokio
API
Seoul
Yakio
Chamber of Commerce
Miners, Rail Uniones Hold Strike Support Meet
Labor leaders from the inner Union congress and representatives of the Railway Transport and Seamen's Unions met today to plan actions. A special committee discussed retaliation steps while a executives committee of the dynasty Hilda Tethles workers agreed to support the effort. The Archbishop of Canterbury appealed for prayers and unity during the crisis as strife dominated the day.
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London
Inner
Union Congress
Railrow Transport and Seamen’s
Dyn Hilda Tethles
Meg Antinie
Canterbury
Riffian retreat and Franco Spanish talks edge toward big strike
Riffian forces retreat northward toward the Ouergha valley as French Zahl victories clear the region north of the Quergha near Bab Morondj. Madrid reports a favorable Franco Spanish conference tone with terms likely to be settled. Tangier confirms improved western front positions while Raf forces arrive as reinforcements for a looming showdown.
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Ouergha
Taza
Coloy Aather
Foreign Office
Quergha
Fez
Bab Morondj
Morocco
Ruhr
Painlove
Petain
Prima de Rivera
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Madrid
Swain
France
Oficial Ecircles
Count Romances
Spain
el Liberal
Romances
Sheshnan
Msiia
London
Tangier
Paris
Ritt Re. Liegt
Bhar
Bhieve
Msila
Aniet
Sinugeler
Riffini
Gibraltar
Moradéean
Anrit
Taft
Hair
Man With Broken Neck Vertebrae Shows Slow Recovery
George W. Guthrie, 74, Newton, Iowa, suffered fractures in his neck and other injuries in an automobile crash near New on Tuesday. He was moved to Allen Memorial Hospital where doctors reported modest improvement despite his advanced age, leaving only an even chance of recovery.
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George W. Guthrie
Newton Ta
New
Allen Memorial Hospital
Bones Found Of Man Lost Two Years In Hills
Denver Colorado July 24 The body of a 25 year old jeweler from Mineola Texas was recovered late yesterday after being lost in the hills for more than two years. The body was found near St Marys Place where time had reduced it to a skeleton. Identification was made through a wrist watch a Kodak and a berth to his automobile.
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Denver
Cola
W. HB
Mineola
Tex
St. Mary's Nlaciers
Kodak and Ber
Weather forecast overview for the week in Mississippi and Missouri valley
A period altered showers and variable temperatures are expected. The forecast covers the week starting Monday with periods of rain in the Mississippi and lower Missouri valley areas, followed by warmers and cooler spells later in the period.
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Washington
Werther
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Prohibition Director and Predecessor Indicted in Sacramental Wine Conspiracy
Chicago July 24 Percy Owen federal prohibition director for this district Ralph Stone former state director and seven others were indicted today by the grand jury on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws. Names include Albert Bennett Bernard Rump Harry R Schlau Louis Quahbari George Bruce Louis Abelson Morris Zimbross and others tied to the sacramental wine scandal with estimates of grafts and bribes exceeding 500000. Eight more agents and officials face related indictments as reforms unfold.
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Chicago
Percy Owen
Ralph Stone
Graud
Albert Bennett
Bernard Rump
Harry R. Schlau
Chattey Bath and Sanitarium
Louis Quahbari
Basieglo
George Bruce
Louis Abelson
Morris Zimbross
Illinois
Washington
Andrews
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
IBEO
Treasury
Prohibition
Coolidge
Andrew
Des Moines State Briefs and Local Incidents
State education bonds insure Des Moines buildings for 33 million against fire as the board votes. A statewide auto club affiliation drive proceeds with Des Moines officials commenting. Fort Des Moines reports a private John Quen found near the army post with fatal bullet wounds head and chest, no statement given. Coon Rapids: a retiring teacher contract remains valid though rescinded by a new board after a court ruling in Glidden. Fulgenvio Vargas, a Mexican, beat his wife for not joining the army. Vargas held in city jail.
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Des Moin
Des Moines
Board of Education
Des
James A. Wenderson
Glidden
R. A. Griffin
Fulgenvio Vargas
Wily Aclu
Vargas
Mrs Cunningham Guilty and Sentenced for Life
Mrs Anna Cunningham of Gary was found guilty of murder in the death of her 10 year old son Walter and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Attorneys filed an immediate appeal and execution was stayed. Verdict delivered at 1:44 p.m. after more than 24 hours of deliberation.
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Drown Point
Ind
Anna Cunningham Gary
Nga
New Law Demands Oversight of Maternity Homes
Tez Motes, head of welfare, asserts new statute requires licensing for maternity homes and infant boarding facilities. He notes some licensed providers may operate without full compliance, while the newly formed department of child welfare reports ongoing violations and complaints from the public.
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Whitd Pines
WH. Sands
Ih Wel
Fawa
Lanay
Wie
Sitie
Sach
Department of Child Welfare
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