Herrick Ex-Congressman Plans Two Flyovers and Battles Congress
Manuel Herrick ex-congressman from Oklahoma blasts members of the House for liquor violations and corruption. He vows to carry his fight to the people with two airplanes and claims he helped soldiers with hospitalization and pensions. He dismisses smears about being a flirt and vows to expose the big interests. He backs a campaign against beauty contests and warns against automobile outings with young women.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Congress
Manuel” Herrick
House
Manuel
Capitol
Herrick
Corporation
Ame
United Press
Marsh
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Valentino Postpones Second Wedding to Winifred Hudnut
Chicago on March 6 Randolph Valentino delays his marriage to Winifred Hudnut until April 8 after awaiting word on a divorce decree from his first wife. Attorneys advised the delay due to California law. Cigars advertised: Smoke San Felice 2 for 15c and Harvesters Great Shade 10c.
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Chicago
Randolph Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Los Angeles
California
San Felice
Harvesters Great Shade
Paper Delivery Time Notice for Courier Service
The notice asks readers to have The Courier delivered before 5 30 pm. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 5 30 pm.
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Carrer Bay
Station Agent Dies in Vain Effort to Save Old Soldier
Warsaw Ind March 6 Both men lost their yes when Frank L Vandlbury station agent at Coossee Ind made a futile effort today to save William Buyder aged and feeble Civil war veteran from a passenger train he failed to see approaching.
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Warsaw
Ind
Frank L. Vandlbury
Coossee
William Buyder
Chicago Stock Exchange Breaks Sales Record
Chicago markets report a second record week with 205,9090 shares sold, topping last Friday's 116,600 and the prior record of 106,000 shares set October 20, 1915, as a wave of trading pushes new highs amid a brisk market.
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Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago
Vanderbilt Wedding an Exclusive Affair
New York March 6 fifty relatives and intimate friends gathered for the wedding of Miss Gloria Morgan daughter of Harry H Morgan consul general in Brussels and Mrs Morgan to Reginald C Van derbilt youngest son of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt The ceremony was arranged for the Park Avenue homes of Mr and Mrs Glenn Stewart.
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New York
Gloria Morgan
Harry H. Morgan
Brussels
Morgan
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
Glenn, Stewart
Berlin diplomat dies after stomach operation
Berlin March 6 German ambassador to France Dr Wilhelm Mayer von Kaunfbeeren died in a Munich hospital following an operation on the stomach.
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Berun
Berlin
Wilhelm Mayer von Kaunfbeeren
France
Munich
Decision in Soldier Bonus Case Delayed
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court delayed ruling on the state bonus law as seven justices may decide together. The first division led by Chief Justice Preston heard the case, with other justices absent. a full bench decision is anticipated after next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Eateur
Preston
Stevans
Arthur
DeGraff
Weaver
Evans
Favitle
Des Maines
Suspends Lodge of Georgia Masons for Pardoning Efforts
Atlanta March 6 Lebanon lodge No. 655 is suspended from fellowship by order of J. P. Bowdoin Georgia grand master. The lodge had sent members to seek a pardon for W. L. Payne who is in prison for bribery. Charter arrest aligns with Masonry rules against interfering in civil affairs. No lodge member may visit other Masonic bodies until the Georgia grand lodge acts at Maton on Oct 30.
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Lebanon Lodge of Masons
International Brotherhood
J. P. Bowdoin
Masons
Georgia
State
W. L. Payne
Charter of Lebanon Lodge
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Maton
Lebanon
National Motors Corp names new leaders in Detroit merger
Earl A Earl and Clarence A Earl, long associated with Willys Overland and Earl Motors, are elected president and general manager of National Motors corporation. Walter M Anthony becomes vice president and treasurer. Headquarters move from Chicago to Detroit after completing a large plant acquisition. National Motors pools eight automobile plants across seven states and projects 35,500 cars and trucks this year.
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Chicago
March
Clarence A. Earl
Earl Moters
John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Company
National Motors Corporation
Walter M. Anthony
Maxwell Motors Company
Detroit
National Motors
British Trade Improves in January Exports Rise
London reports British foreign trade starts well in 1915 with exports improving across most sectors except coal. The cost of living dipped slightly but remains 77 percent above July 1914 levels, according to the American Chamber of Commerce monthly bulletin.
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London
The
American Chamber of Commerce
Albo
Troops to Gather at Camp Custer for May 1 Auction Plan
Indications that 12 000 to 15 000 troops will assemble at Camp Custer including regular army forces and the citizens' military training camp are announced in spring and summer plans from Fort Sheridan. Fort Wayne troops slated by May 3 and units from Fort Sheridan and Jefferson Barracks by May 15. Brig. Gen. George Vanorn Mosely to command. observers and airplanes from Chanute field to augment the force. Citizens' camp expected to rise to around 4 000 this year.
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fInternational News
Battle Creek
Mich
Camp Custer
Citizens
Corps Area
Fort Sheridan
Fort Wayne
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
George Vanorn
Mosely
Corps Area Headquarters Star
Custer
Chanute Field
Wico
Death of Second Hand Girl Under Police Scrutiny
Santa Monica California police investigate the death of Arlene Zimmerly, a divorced Illinois girl aged 17 or 18, who killed herself after a quarrel with her lover Ben Bojarguez. Bojarguez is held as investigators review threatening letters attributed to him. Zimmerly had come from Rockford with husband Rh A Hendrickson and faced a divorce for desertion before the tragedy.
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International News Wire
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Cal
Moreno
Arlene Zimmerly
Farmer Rackfard
Iil
Ben Bojarguez
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Bojarguez
Bathing Beauty
Bojazguez
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California
Rockford
Rh. A. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Betty Miller
Ead
Bojarguuez
Not Guilty Verdict For Veteran In Conspiracy Trial
Chicago March 6 The government case against Charles J Hogue former army captain and assistant District Manager of air Plane inspection here during the War lasted less than a day. Federal Judge Wilkerson terminated it after noon and instructed the jurors to return a verdict of not guilty. He said Hogue was not mentally responsible while acting as assistant inspector due to injuries overseas with the Canadian army before U S entry into the war.
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Charles J. Hogue
Army Chaptain
Air
Hogue
Wilkerson
Hosue
United States
To Seek Two Missing Dry Agents Believed Slain in Louisiana
Franklinton La March 6 Preparations were under way to begin a search for Wresting Grain 35 and Wiley Pierce 45 deputy sheriffs believed to have been killed in a gun battle during a raid on a moonshine still in the swamps eight miles east of Incre Three men are held in connection with the disappearance Ann Lut te John Murphy and Frank Car ster all residents of nearby farms Grain and Pierce had been active in the war on run violations.
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Wiley Pierce
Incre
Ann Luttte
John Murphy
Frank Carster
Grain
Pierce
March 23 Set for Hardin Hamilton Wright Senatorial Election
Gov Kendall proclaims a March 23 special election in Hardin Hamilton and Wright counties to choose a successor to late Senator D C Chase, Webster City. Democratic and Republican district committees must call conventions to nominate candidates preceding the poll.
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Des Moines
Kendall
Hardin
Hamilton
Wright
D. C. Chase
Webster City
Tew Senate
Policeman and World War Hero Rescues Eight From Fire
Brooklyn blaze traps eight people as a policeman and World War II veteran sprint through smoke. He makes three trips from the burning building, covering the third story floor with his coat over his head to reach a helpless woman, saving two women and six children before the flames are controlled.
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Associated Press
New York
Fntrolmin Joh Dale
Brooklyn
Ife
Waterloo Retail Merchants Elect Roy Sinnard President
Roy Sinnard was elected head of the Waterloo Retail Merchants Association for 1923 at the annual meeting and banquet held at the Russell Lamson hotel last night. Other officers elected included James Graham as first vice president F M Wisen second vice president Wy Schrag third vice president N D Simona Paul Davis Harter Hall Roger Crowell and Mrs Sibert as directors. The meeting was the most enthusiastically attended in the association’s history.
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Roy GC. Sinnard
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Russell Lamson
James M. Graham
F. M. Wisen
Wy. F. Schrag
N. D. Simona
Paul Davis
Harter H. Hall
Roger Crowell
Wwe. Sibert
Association
W_ Schrag
Two Boats Ashore Off Florida Coast
Pensacola Florida March 6 The U S S Langley the plane carrier and the steamship Labette from New York went aground in the bay today both trapped in soft mud under a heavy fog. Tugs stand by hoping to float them at high tides.
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Fla
Tha
S. Langley
Labette
New York
AT&T May Become Billion Dollar Stock Glass Soon
AT&T plans to raise its capital from 750 million to about 1.06 billion dollars, aiming to surpass United States Steel and General Motors as the world’s largest corporation. Directors recommend the increase, with stockholders voting March 27, and the move projected to place AT&T ahead in authorized capital by roughly 50 million dollars over steel.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell and Others
America
United States Steel Corporation
General Motors
Isj
Bell Company
Telephone Company
Steel Corporation
German Chancellor says no intervention for now in Ruhr crisis
The Reichstag hears Chancellor Cuno deny immediate intervention in the Ruhr while noting possible third party mediation. He cites alleged French atrocities and says Germany could engage if an equal footing agreement is reached. crowd fills the chamber after French moves in Mannheim Karlshuhe and Darmstadt.
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Washington
Marel
Commerce Department
Blaie Department
Hoover
Timia
Teduca
France
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United Prose
Berlin
Germany
Cuna
Reichstag
Ruhe
Cuno
Ruhr
Mannheim
Karlshuha
Darmstadt
Early Operation of Barge Line Forecast on Upper Mississippi
Washington report notes a government fleet of barges on the upper Mississippi may begin in May if surveys show sufficient revenue to cover expenses. Cal. T. Ashburn of the inland waterways service will inspect the river, with Edward F. Coltera facing return of 19 barges and four towboats. Coltera delays, seeking legal review, while government operation between St. Paul and New Orleans is cited as self sustaining.
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Myeuing Courier
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Cal. T. Q.ashburn
Inland Waterways Service
War Department
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Col. Ash- Burn
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St. Louis
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Coltera J
Quest
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Sopper
Congress
St. Paul
New Orleans
President’s Special Stops to Let Weeks Off at St Augustine
The presidential special carrying President and Mrs. Harding and party stopped at St Augustine at 10 o'clock to leave Secretary and Mrs Weeks in the city and to allow Charles G Dawes to board the train. Mrs Harding appeared on the rear platform. Weeks will stay until the party returns to St Augustine around March 18 or 20.
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Mla
Harding
Ormond
Ormana
Weeks
Thy
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover to convene radio conference on broadcasting chaos
Secretary Hoover plans a radio conference within the next month or two to resolve confusion in broadcasting and amateur operation. A committee meeting will set the date, inviting Relief Bill supporters and manufacturers, with about 540 stations on 60 and 400 meter bands. Hoover notes the failed bill to expand Commerce Department authority and weighs Navy concession to widen wavelengths from 600 to 800 meters for universities and educational stations.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Commerce Department
Congress
Navy
Navy Department
Hel Sald
Sacco on Nineteenth Day of Hunger Strike
Dedham Mass March 6 Nicola Sacco under conviction with Bartolomeo Vanzetti for the South Braintree paymaster orders today entered the nineteenth day of hunger strike. High condition not serious. Judge Webster Thayer set Friday for motions for a new trial for the convicted pair.
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Dedham
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomew Vanzetti
South Braintree
Hig
Webster Thayer
Police Guard at Chicago Resorts in Major Vice War
Chicago police chief Charles C. Fitzmorris ordered uniformed officers to patrol front and back doors of every disorderly house. The drastic move could immobilize about 3000 of the city’s 4575 patrolmen. Reform leaders say over 500 such establishments operate in the city. The order followed a hint the March grand jury would renew probes into vice conditions after January and February grand juries failed to indict.
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Associated Press
Chicago, Maren
Chicago
Clalne
Charles C. Fitzmorris
Chicao
Mel Kinley
Criminal Court
Mareh Grand Jury
Protecting Iowa Workers From Job Grafts
Iowa House passes bill restricting employment agents commissions to five percent of the first month’s salary. Representative Blake cites cases of abusive charges up to 40 percent of first month’s pay and 16 percent midwives’ fees. Senate and House act on related measures, including age, local government, and tax provisions as vacancies loom.
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Associater Press
Des Moines
Blake
Fayette County
House Today
Iowa
Addom
Sapnerace
Senate
Horcham
Seven Arrested for $50,000 Jewel Theft in Chicago
Chicago police detained seven men early today in connection with a downtown jewelry store robbery valued at about $50,000. George McKeen, 28, formerly of Milwaukee, and his brother Jerome were among those arrested alongside five other suspects, with Louis Schieff arrested yesterday. The owner, Mrs Beat, called for shoppers to aid officers during the incident.
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George McKeen
Milwaukee
Wis
Jerome
Louis Schiief
Beat Over
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