Kendall mulls third term as Minnesota governors race widens
Governor Kendall delays decision on renomination while Iowa candidates circle the field. Joseph H. Anderson emerges as leading rival with farmer and labor support. Minnesota primary nears with 14 hopefuls for U S Senate seat and Henry Wallace endorses Sydney Anderson.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
N. B. Kendall
Kendall
C. B. Luginouhl
Iowa
Joseph H. Anderson
Winnebago County
Anderson
Hilles Chosen as GOP Campaign Chairman for 1924
Washington reports Charles D. Hilles of New York selected as national Republican committee chairman for the 1924 presidential campaign. He is said to be in accord with President Harding on U S entry into the World Court and to guide party affairs in the race.
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Washington, D. C
Charles D. Hilles
New York
National Republican Committee
Harding
United States
Courier Delivery Time Notice
The notice states papers should be delivered before 6 30 o clock at your home. If you do not receive by that time call 6100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Smugglers Fire on Board Walk as Government Boats Chase
In Atlantic City on June 16 a running clash occurred between rum runners and government cutters. Bullets sprayed the board walk as runners near shore tried to land, then sped out to sea after the boats attempted to encircle them. Both sides fired freely during the seaward pursuit.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Wood to Encourage Island Development
Gov Gen Leonard Wood advocates encouraging outside investment in the Philippines to develop national resources without permanent alienation. He states a policy against perpetual exploitation and emphasizes development over resource stripping.
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Manila
American Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Wood
Iam
Prince of Siam on way to enter West Point
Prince Swasti Pradisha of Siam arrived in Manila aboard the Shinyo Maru and will proceed to the United States to enter a preparatory school in preparation for admission to West Point Military Academy.
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West Point
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United States
West Point Military Academy
Ralston Copeland Ford as Indiana Democrats weigh 1932 ticket
Indiana Democrats speculate on a 1932 presidential ticket with Samuel J H Ralston for president and Royal Copeland for vice president. Gov. Smith of New York draws cautious support while Ford emerges as a strong regional favorite for a policy driven, pro farmer platform and industrial expansion in Muscle Shoals.
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United Press
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Ropyal Copeland
New York
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Head of Printers Union Leader Dies in Influenza Attack
Indianapolis July 16 reports John McParland president of the International Typographical Union died today from heart trouble triggered by a severe influenza attack. The 55 year old immigrant born January 6 1868 in Talbot Australia had led unions in Illinois New York and the international body.
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New York City
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Illinois State Typographical Union
New York
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Postal Clerks Weigh Wage Rise and Overtime Push
El Paso delegates to the National Federation of Postal Clerks convention on September 3 to 14 seek congressional action to raise pay amid living-cost concerns. Debates include night shift credit, double pay for Sundays and holidays, and expanding vice presidents from seven to four to eight as growth demands more representation.
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Don Juan Onate
Santa Fe
National Federation of Post- Ofice Clerks
Altho
New York
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Postonce
Weather outlook for Washington week begins Monday
Weather forecast for Washington D C covers the week starting Monday with considerable cloudiness and occasional showers. The first half highs are warm, while the latter half turns cooler across the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri regions.
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Washington, D. C
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouriville
Mrs Maine Sues Husband Over Auto Accident Damages
Mrs Mary Maine of Des Moines sues her husband James Maine and the firm Maine & Lana contractors for 4000 dollars claiming serious injuries from a collision near Boone. The firm is named as defendant though insured.
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Mary
Maine
James Maine & Lana
Boone
Altho
Railroads Face Need for Billions in New Facilities
Milwaukee analysts say railroads require about 1.2 billion dollars annually for added facilities to handle growth. George G warns against dropping the Interstate Commerce Commission valuation from 318.96 billion to 318.0 billion. Senator Couzens says railroads are improving and capable of rate reductions.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
George G
Western Railways Committee On Public Relations
National Association of Retail Secretaries
Interstate Comimerce Commission
la Follene Brookhart
Washington, D. C
James Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
Interstate Commission Upholds Terminal Livestock Charge
The interstate commerce commission sustained a $3 per car terminal charge on livestock shipments after Aug 20 1920. The ruling applies to long haul movements to Union Stock Yards Chicago from western mountain Pacific and southern regions. Complaints by the American Farm Bureau federation and others were dismissed as the charge deemed reasonable and lawful.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Western
Mountain
Pacific
Southern Territory
American Farm Area Federation
Rate Increase on Fresh Meat Delayed by ICc Investigation
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed increases of one half cent per 100 pounds for freight rates on fresh meats from the upper Mississippi Valley crossing and related points to eastern destinations. The delay runs from June 18 to October 16 pending further investigation.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Upper Mississippi Valley
Ford marks twentieth anniversary of Ford Motor Company
Detroit marks the twentieth anniversary of Henry Ford entering the auto industry. Ford's personal wealth is cited at 700 million dollars as the Ford Motor Company, organized June 16, 1903, grew from 100 thousand dollars capital to over 2.6 billion in cash with substantial surplus.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
New York Broker Firm Goes Under Owing Eleven Million
The firm Knauth Nachod Kuhne, a New York brokerage house, failed today with an involuntary bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of about 11 million and assets in securities about the same. The firm, active in oil securities, had wartime government ties under the trading with the enemy act and was blacklisted by Britain.
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Associated Press
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New York Stad Exchange
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Houston, Fible & Co
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Foreign Trade Department
British Foreign Office
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Welland Canal
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Banton
Waterloo East Shows Large Gain in Personal Property
Waterloo East records a striking rise in personal property valuations with a first subtotal by city assessor J A Townsley showing 2,991,420 in Waterloo East, up 441,740 from last year. The increase largely reflects stock items and goods like pianos and photographic equipment in homes.
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Waterloo
Townsley
Waters Too East
Half Nation's Cash in Gold Treasury Holds Most of That
Washington D C June 16 Half of the country's money is in gold according to the treasury. Gold coin and bullion inside the United States total 203 250 060 dollars. Combined money including gold silver and government notes amounts to 8 556 623 000 dollars. Of the gold accumulated 3 345 000 000 is held by the treasury with 667 151 000 outside and 407 256 724 in circulation. If distributed equally it would equal 3 66 per person.
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Washington, D. C
Treasure Department
United States
United States Treasury
Waterloo Tops 1923 Building Record in Progress
A large construction project in Waterloo sets a new building record for 1923 with the paying phase underway and work soon to commence. The initiative reflects strong local growth and anticipated economic impact for the area.
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Waterloo
Firemen Trapped In Pittsburgh Blaze With Explosions
Large department store, four churches, and four commercial garages burned in a Friday conflagration in Pittsburgh. The fire started near Bell Commercial Garages and spread rapidly, causing explosions that showered two blocks with fiery oil. Estimated damage exceeds $500,000 as major buildings go up and other sites are prepped for construction in Waterloo.
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Contractora
Y. W. CG
Charles Wasson
Oil Tank Collapse Sparks City Fire
A massive oil tank at Atlantic Refining company storage yards collapsed after burning, triggering two explosions and a citywide fire. Firefighters were trapped and rushed to hospitals for burns and shock as flames spread across tracks to the Allegheny River. Officials estimated damages near half a million dollars.
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Lawrenceville
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Adams Decline to Join Leviathan Trial Trip
Washington June 16 John T Adams chairman of the Republican national committee and George B Lockwood secretary declined invitations to join Leviathan trial trip Adams said he had just completed a long sea voyage and Lockwood could not spare the time Neither indicated concern about Democratic propaganda regarding the trip.
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Cousin Jailed After Man and Wife Shootings
Seld Alaway a 30 year old confectionery owner and his wife Helen 25 were shot and killed in their home above the store in St Louis. Hammie Shane 25 a cousin and confectionery employee was arrested after being found hiding in a dark adjoining room.
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Chinese miners drown as troops cut pump power in mine disaster
Shanghai reporting says three hundred Chinese coal miners died at Tsao Chwang when soldiers cut electrical power and halted mine pumps. The mine, the second largest in China, is Chinese owned with two German technicians on site.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Tsao Chwang
China
River Cuts Around Big Power Dam and 25 Towns Are Dark
The $65,000 cement dam of the Southern Nebraska Power company supplying Superior and 24 nearby towns was left useless as the Republican river diverted a new channel around it. Flood stage river cut the dam, plunging the county into blackout with no electric power this morning.
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Neb
Southern Nebraska Power Company
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