Democrats Likely to Go Far Naming Complete Ticket
Washington dispatch outlines remaining Democratic hopefuls for president and vice presidency, including Gov Charles Bryan of Nebraska, Sen Royal Copeland of New York, and ex Gov James M Cox of Ohio. It notes Bryan's independence, Copeland's extensive affiliations, and Baker's planned push for Cox, with emphasis on party balance and possible ticket dynamics.
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Courier delivery by 5 30 each day clarified
The notice states that The Courier should be delivered to homes before 5 30 p.m. If a paper is not received by that time due to carrier error or other cause, readers should phone 5100. any copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p.m.
Fall of the Kiyoura cabinet shocks Tokyo political scene
Japan’s Kiyoura cabinet dissolved amid riot scenes as Premier Viscount Keigo Kiyoura faced ministerial arrests and flight. Prince Regent Hirohito accepted the resignation after a cabinet session, with Viscount Kato often named as a possible successor and tensions rising over U S exclusion laws and the China demands era.
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China
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Washington
British government may settle subway employes strike
London June 7. The British labor government intervened in the Red strike that halted most of London’s subway network. A plenary strike committee was created to handle the revolt against union leaders who opposed the walkout. Premier McDonald empowered the panel to take necessary steps. Leonard Akehurst said the strike was more successful than ever and could spread to other cities. The press largely backs the government, with The Daily Herald noted as neutral.
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London
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Herisi
Albanian assembly president reportedly murdered in Tierna
Telegraph briefs report the Albanian national assembly president murdered by insurgents at Tierna. In Washington Coolidge says the Republican convention should decide the vice presidential nomination and he will not dictate the running mate. Vienna closes the third International Trade Union congress with resolutions to improve unionism. Valencia hosts arrival of the Italian king and queen for a state visit to Spain.
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14 Bodies Recovered After Coal Mine Explosion
Wilkesbarre Pa June 7 Rescue workers recovered 14 bodies from the Loomis colliery of the Alden Coal Company near here and continued searching the mine. More than 49 men were working in the bottom vein when an explosion believed caused by a large pocket of mine gas wrecked the level yesterday.
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Franks Case Thrills Washington Crowd
The murder of 3 year old Robert Franks and the confession by Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb drew Washington attention on June 7 as James Davis, secretary of labor, noted the case rivaled political conventions in public interest. Davis said he would use it in his Mooseheart address.
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Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Washington
James Davis
Labor
Mooseheart
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Davis
Prof Pearson Sails for Post in Poland
Dr Alfred J Pearson a 17 year Drake University language professor and Lutheran Brotherhood of America secretary sailed from New York with his wife and daughter Elaine to become American minister to Poland. He will be stationed in Warsaw and the appointment was announced by President Coolidge. Elaine will pursue her studies at the University of Warsaw.
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Poland
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OU Company Sues Towan for $150000
The Wyoming firm Lewis & Clark Oil & Gas Co. of Greybull sues Noah Williams of Grave, Iowa, in federal court, claiming $150,000 in damages for breach of prospecting and development duties on oil leases in Washakie County. Williams, reputed millionaire landowner, allegedly failed to drill and develop as agreed.
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Destroyer Bussner Sent to Guard Durazzo
Washington June 7 The United States destroyer Bussner has been sent to Durazzo Albania to protect American lives and property during the revolution there Navy Department announced today.
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Weather Outlook for Washington Week Begin June Seventh
Weather outlook for Washington week starting Monday forecasts showers in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys at the start and again after Wednesday with temperatures near or slightly below normal for the period.
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Japanese Vandals Stage Anti American Dance Hall Outburst
In Tokyo on Saturday night, about 30 ronin disrupted the Imperial Hotel dance floor shouting anti American slogans and drawing swords. Two American women fainted as demonstrations urged deportation and a boycott of American goods and movies. Police did not intervene and organizers claimed the act was part of a broader plan to expel Americans.
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Daugherty Inquiry to Take Vacation
Senate investigation of former attorney general Daugherty's conduct at the department of justice neared a temporary close as the committee denied charades by the former official. Hearings may resume in summer if Attorney General Stone approves witnesses the panel seeks to summon.
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Paris Counsellor Bids Tar Roads Halt Over Cancer Claim
Paris counselor Jousselin argues tarred roads cause cancer citing rising municipal cancer cases. He claims tar exposure hits workers hardest and demands immediate stop to road tarring by the Department of the State.
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Iowa's Dry Nominees For Congress in All Districts
Associated Press reports Iowa's 1910 primary results show every Republican and Democratic congressional nominee is a dry. The Antisaloon League notes strong dry support across districts, with defeated wet candidates in the Eleventh and Second districts and a large church turnout influencing outcomes.
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Detour to Dubuque Advised to Avoid Masonville
Motorists heading to Dubuque for Sunday baseball are urged to avoid Masonville via Grant highway. Follow east four and a half miles then north on No 4 road to the old highway, then east to Dubuque. One six mile stretch may be rough. work is ongoing.
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Des Moines Lawyer Indicted for Mortgage Frauds
Des Moines June 7. Richard I Halverson, a local attorney, indicted by the Polk county grand jury for uttering a forged instrument. He faces arraignment before Judge W G Bonner. True bills were returned against 24 persons. Halverson allegedly obtained over 120000 through fraudulent farm mortgage schemes. He remains in the county jail as other officials and groups probe his methods for possible disbarment.
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Richard i. Halverson
Polk County Grand Jury
W. G. Bonner
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Hard Working Tailor Offers to Sub for Leopold on Gallows
A letter from Curt Geissler of Milwaukee offered to substitute for Nathan Leopold Jr. or Richard Loeb on the gallows if his heirs could receive $1,000,000. The piece stated the tailor would be hung when legally required, and noted such substitution is not legally possible. Authorities dismissed the claim as nonexistent under any nation’s law.
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Joseph P. Savage
Man's Arm Torn Off in Factory Shafting Accident
Lyman Roosa 21 foreman at Pioneer Manufacturing 1001 Newell St severely injured when a belt on a lathe pulled him into a rotating shaft. His left arm was torn off, he bled heavily, and surgeons amputated the arm. condition critical. Roosa, son of MAL Roosa, lived five miles from the plant amid old Mallaible Ironworks. Police and ambulances responded but Roosa was already removed to St Francis Hospital.
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Spencer Filibuster Delays Oil Probe Report Approval
Washington June 7 Senator Spencer of Missouri obstructed the oil probe report written by Walsh Montana prosecutor and approved by the oil committee. He filed a petition to prevent consideration and claimed the floor amid exchanges with other senators as the session neared end.
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Associated Press
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Californians Back Hoover for Vice President Role
Chicago June 7 Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce was advanced as a vice presidential possibility when William W. Crocker of San Francisco head of the California delegation to the Cleveland convention said the California delegation favored Hoover. He noted California backs Coolidge for president and stated no VP candidate would be chosen until Hoover’s plans were known.
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Herbert Hoover
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William W. Crocker
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Three Boys Die From Gas Jet In Bedroom
Three brothers aged 13 John Stanley and Joseph Oleksy were found lifeless in their Chicago bedroom as gas from an Owen Jet flooded the room. The cause of the jet’s opening remains unexplained. Also noted are postponed baseball games Cedar Rapids Burlington and Marshalltown Moline due to rain.
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Defense Promised for Leopold and Loeb in Kidnapping Case
Chicago June 7. Fathers of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb pledge to provide the defense that every human being is entitled to for their sons. The two millionaire youths are indicted for kidnapping for ransom and the murder of Robert Franks, a schoolboy son of another millionaire.
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Senate Will Watch Campaign Expenses
Washington June 7 The senate authorized a committee to sit during the campaign and investigate expenditures of presidential and vice presidential candidates, congress, and federal offices. The resolution by Senator La Follette created a Borah chaired panel with members Borah Jones Faraway Bayard Shipstead Palmer labor. The resolution was later amended to exclude House candidates from the inquiry.
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Rich, Retired Iowa Merchant Pays Love Balm in California
In Los Angeles California on June 7 suits filed in superior court against Amos Peasley Spencer a 77 year old retired Iowa merchant and several of his relatives and business assistants by Mrs Clara Boll Lessig were settled out of court. Lessig widow sought damages totaling 302000 in two suits one for breach of promise to marry the other alleging arrest on an insanity petition ruined their wedding plans. Settlement amount not disclosed.
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Millerand Again Seeks Premier Amid French Deadlock
Paris June 7 The French government faces renewed deadlock as President Millerand plans to name a premier after talks with M Steeg and other leaders. He believes parliamentary opinion supports resisting the left’s interdiction and radical calls to starve the government by withholding funds. Opponents may move to require an uninterrupted chamber session until a ministry reflecting May eleventh election will is formed.
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Paris
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M. Steeg
Congress Brings Early Session for Calendar Clean Up
Washington June 7 The Senate refused a Hoch resolution to curb railroad freight rates on farm products but adopted a House measure enabling surplus views in excess of quotas. The day featured rapid signing of major bills by President Coolidge, and Congress opening an early session to finish business including reclamation provisions and a 35 cent wheat export bounty.
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