Third party meet eyed as 1924 bid grows
Chicago dispatch reports 30,000 invitations issued for a Farmer-Labor convention on July 3 to shape a third party for 1924. Gov. Al Smith of New York says he is not seeking the presidency and plans a vacation at French Lick Indiana with Democratic leaders watching his strength. Smith notes broad dry sentiment but questions details of the Volstead Act.
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Chicago
Harley P. Christensen
Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
Gov. A. Smith
New York
Aze
French Lick
Toni ‘Taggart
Democra
Indiana
Smith
Christensen
Henry Mord
William Randolph Hearst
Wall Street
Did
George Getz
Charles Titzmorris
Midwest
Sovernor
New York State
Taggart
Ind
al Smith
Tom Taggart
Vincennes
Taggert
Gov. Smith
Courier Delivery Notice for Late Paper Replacement
The courier will deliver to your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive the paper by then due to carrier error or other cause please call this office. Phone numbers are available before 6 30 p m to arrange a replacement copy.
Government Steps Into New International Complication on Wine Ration Rule
Tokyo press doubts boy emperor kidnapping reports as troops enter Xiang. Chicago contracts let for 16 miles of freight line between Frederick and Vermont, cost about 2 million dollars. Wisconsin bans daylight saving time while Madison vouches central time. Union miners meet in Indianapolis to discuss Nova Scotia red activities. Curzon urges France to accept German reparations basis for talks. Dozen ships line up new rum fleet. state gas case fails in West Virginia. The Treasury and customs clash over French wine rations aboard the liner France in New York harbor.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Frederick
Vermont
P. Bracken
BYS
Associated Press
Washington, PD. C
Treasury Afl
France
New York
Mass
Harding Returns From Delaware Trip With Time for Speeches
President and Mrs. Harding and party arrived in Washington aboard the Mayflower at 7:30 after a Delaware visit. With less than 10 days before a Pacific coast and Alaska trip, Harding prepared for a busy period and 14 speeches en route, including time for material.
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Starding
Washington
Navy Yards
Lowes
Del
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Hardington
Farmers Must Pay for Railroad Tunnel
Farmers in Moffat and Routt counties Colorado lost in the U S Supreme Court their bid to escape an assessment by the Moffat tunnel commission for a tunnel under the Continental Divide. Colorado courts had held the tunnel a public use and sustained benefits against grazing and agricultural lands, and the high court confirmed.
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Moffat
Routt
Colorado
Supreme Court of the United States
Soffat Tunnel Commission
Austrian 7 Percent Bonds Subscribed Rapidly
New York June 11 within 15 minutes after the opening of business today an issue of 25 000 000 of 7 per cent guaranteed bonds of the new Austrian government was oversubscribed and the books closed this afternoon.
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New York
Chinese Brigands to Free Foreign Prisoners Today
Two Paotzuku bandits representatives and Gen. Chen said captives would be released today after negotiations completed last night. American intermediary Roy Anderson to act as guarantor. Shantung entry and Chinese Chamber of Commerce delegates to attend.
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Chen
Gen. Chen
Roy Anderson
Anderson
Shantung
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Churches urge definite Near East policy on refugees
A letter to President Harding from Methodist and Protestant church leaders calls for urgent U S action on Near East settlements and refugee relief, criticizing Greece policy and urging international coordination. The appeal warns delay could mean thousands of deaths and urges protection of philanthropic bodies in negotiations with Turkey.
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Bo Res
Washington, D. C
United States
Oat
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W. B. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Freeman
Protestant Episcopal Church
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Greece
New York
Mike Flea T
Washington
Hughes
Asia Minor
Turkey
Armenia
Persia
Burglar duo jailed after tactical misstep in Des Moines
Brothers Arthur and Peterson Petterson, aged 21 and 25, are jailed after asking a deputy sheriff for the quickest way out of town following a break-in at J C Decker’s Valley Township farm. Deputy Wicks arrested them at the depot after the robbery was reported, and they reportedly confessed to Sheriff Pindley.
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Arthur and
Palmer Peterson
J. C. Decker
Valley Tnue- Yon
Decker
Snerry Vernicks
Fort Dod
Names Receiver for Wolfe Chicago Shop
Chicago June 1 an ancillary petition for a receiver for the Chicago branch of 5S M S Wolfe Co broken and placed in receivership in New York last week was filed in the United States district court today by Perry Michelbacher the receiver appointed by the district court for the Second district of New York. Frank Meek was appointed ancillary receiver by Federal Judge Carpenter.
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Chicago
Dickinson Speaks at Grundy Center on Agriculture
Dickinson spoke at Grundy Center on the farm bio theme before a large audience of farmers and townspeople. He addressed free rates, high sugar costs, diversifying farming and offered a message of encouragement for agriculture.
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Grundy Center
Algona
Ifis
Dickinson
Man forced to give blood to save life of wife he slashed
Fragmentary report describes a man compelled to donate blood to save the life of his wife after an assault. Detectives investigated and the suspect was kept for questioning as a medical transfer occurred.
Britain Holds Firm on Entente Prestige in European Talks
In London, Premier Poincare may not mediate full progress on German reparations. Britain pursues patience and tact, balancing Entente prestige with Europe’s peace as Lloyd George’s stance shapes France Germany relations. The Times notes Britain’s cautious but determined approach amid postwar tension.
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Hy Mare Sullivan
Luiton
June Li
Poincare
Rudy
Germany
London
Polycare
Britain
Lloyd George
France
Co-Op League Officials Arrested in Major Fraud Case
Pleutsburgh Pennsylvania June 11 three Go Op Cooperative League of America officers Charles Succop president John Clark vice president and Harry Boyard secretary treasurer were arrested today charged with using the mails to defraud investors of about 1 300 100 in guitar valued assets fraud scheme halted by federal inspectors.
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Pleutsburgh
Go-Operative League of America
Charles K. Succop
Concern
John A. Clark
Harry #. Boyard
Baltic liner returns to port after damage scare
The White Star liner Baltic, outbound to New York, came back to Liverpool today after striking no submerged obstacle two leagues out. The ship endured water intake but steamed back safely. extent of damage remains undetermined though believed slight. Passenger lists were not readable.
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Baltic
New York
Simul
Waterloo official McGlade will stay as West District chief
John MacGlade, superintendent of west district schools, will remain in Waterloo and reject Rockford Illinois invitation to become superintendent. He previously served as Rockford assistant superintendent for one year, then Casper Wyoming, before moving to Waterloo. Rockford expected his acceptance, but locals praise his decision to stay.
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West District
Waterloo
Fie
Rockford
Schooal Board
McGlade
Casper
Wyo
Board of Education
Bulgarian Revolt Sparks New Balkan War Fears
Reports from Sofia describe a violent upheaval as troops loyal to the new regime round up the former premier and clash with counterrevolutionaries. Belgrade and Paris dispatches cover massed Serbian troops, armored units, and scattered fighting raising fears of wider Balkan war.
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Alairy
Theodore Alexandroft
Alexandroft
Re Wently
GE Plans “Super” Power Plant Lines for Entire Nation
New York June 11 Plans are laid to develop a privately owned electrical system able to supply power for the whole country. The scheme is banked by the Western House Electric company, with Tripp as board chairman. Full implementation would take years and cost about five billion dollars, rising to possibly a billion annually for electricity. The plan envisions electrifying vast rail lines and other major uses, with engineer G Baum and consultant J Sturnice refining the idea.
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Weld
Prietiovalle
Thowevay Ravky G. Baum
Enjieer, Sturneiace
Fire at Philadelphia Depot Causes Million Dollar Loss
Firefighters battled a fierce blaze at the Broad Street Pennsylvania Railroad station in Philadelphia. The collapsing elevated train shed wrecked structures and injured several firemen and spectators while four passenger cars plummeted with debris, delaying service and causing extensive damage estimated over a million dollars.
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Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Turks Decide to Pay Debt in Paper Francs
Lausanne June 14 Tsvet Pasha heads Turkish delegation and informs the allies that Turkey will pay interest on its debt in French paper francs or equivalent rather than in gold as bonds require.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Tsvet Pasha
Senator Brookhart Arrives in Moscow
United States Senator Smith W. Brookhart arrived in Moscow after a trip from Germany. He planned to study the Russian situation during his visit.
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Senator Brookhart
Moscow
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Towa
Germany
Priest and Leading Dry Agents Indicted for Liquor Swindles
Pueblo, June 11 Federal grand jury indicted Father Walter R. Grace former pastor of St. Anne's Shrine a Denver priest on forgery charges tied to the disposal of thousands of dollars in high grade liquor in Denver Also named HL McClennahan head of the Prohibition Office in Denver and four of his former agents who recently resigned were indicted on irregularities in the office.
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Pueblo
Colo
Federal Grand Jury
Agafiel
Walter R. Grace
St. Anne's Shrine
Denver
Scope of Industrial Court Law Confined by Supreme Court
The Kansas case by Charles Wolff Packing, Topeka, subsidiary of Allied Packers, was sustained by the Supreme Court. It held the business lacked public-interest status to grant state authority to regulate wages. The court did not rule on the wider constitutional questions of the industrial relations law.
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Wington
PD. C
U. S. Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Lower Bas Wiss
Washington, PD. C
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Charles Wolff Packing Company
Topeka
Allied Packers
Supreme Court
Saurt
Slayings Probe Advances as Suspect Arrested
Youngstown Ohio June 41 authorities say they have the man who wrote the mysterious notes received by police and another suspect under arrest in the murder of 18 year old Uelens Maria Dravhmnaun whose mutilated body was found decomposed near a culvert on the Hubbard road last Friday.
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Youngstown
Boston Batteries Rally as Quinn and Deve Shine
Rol Quinn and Deve lead Boston Batteries in a standout performance against Chicago. Quinn scores decisively while Deve adds key assists, energizing the home crowd and shaping the midseason showdown.
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Boston
Chicago
Boston Batteries
Rol Quinn
Deve
Floods Ravage Kansas and Plains towns cause massive damage
Nationwide flood outbreak leaves thousands homeless across Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado. Rail and road transport crippled as Record rains flood towns from Winfield to Denver with multiple drownings and extensive property losses.
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