Lady Astor Moves Bill To Protect Youth From Drink
In the Commons Lady Astor opens the second reading of a bill prohibiting sale of intoxicants to youths under eighteen on premises by consent. She argues the aim is to shield adolescents health and self control, aligning with medical authorities and schools, and denounces sex discrimination while urging passage for the sake of guiding promising youth.
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London
Lady Astor
House At Commons
Bryce
Yousnen
Lord Bryce
America
Lady Aster
Astor
Councilman Oath Sparks Park Bond Fight in Des Moines
Des Moines city records were kept secret as officials probe whether Councilman J G Sounds was sworn in and if Councilman MacVicar’s charges about improper oath filings jeopardize the $2.5 million park bonds. Rounds says he was sworn in by the mayor, but records may be missing.
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Bes Moines
J. G. Sounds
MacVicar Uiat
Rounds
Oflige
Harry Kase
Garver
MacVicar
Rous
Butler County Farmer Dies at Cedar Falls Hospital
Robert McGregor a farmer near Shell Rock Butler County died at Lorri Memorial hospital Cedar Falls after influenza and meningitis. Survived by widow formerly Alka Evenson of Shell Rock seven children. He was 45. Body to sister Mrs Charles Mickle Shell Rock. Mother Mrs James McGregor and sister Mrs Rachel Reaugh also survive. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Clarksville
Marel Dam
Robert McGregor
Surlori Memorial Hospital
Cedar Falls
Alka Evenson
Shell Rock
McGgregor
Charles Mickle
James McGregor
Mickle
Rachel Reaugh
Virginle
George
Minnesota
Des Moines Druggist Shot by Bandits Has Little Chance to Live
Dez Moines March. Harrison W. Huevle, 68, a druggist on the east side, was shot by bandits who tried to rob his store last evening. He survived initial hours in hospital but doctors say recovery is unlikely. A bullet struck his lung and another his nb Jonon after he resisted the robbery. the bandits fled with money.
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Des Moines
Dez Moines
Harrison W. Huevle
East Side
Bankets
Kluegie
Imindits
Judge Backs Six Month Jail Term for Legging Offense
In Carnell Bluffa on March 4, Judge Martin Waile sentenced Ralph Fisher Co to six months in jail and a $6,000 fine after a liquor violation arraignment. The judge rebuked the defendant for contempt of society rules and ordered confinement and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnell Bluffa
Martin Oj. Waile
Ralph Fisher Co
Red Oak
Students Win Cash in Judge's Contest Upon Constitution
Des Moines March 9 Special Students from seventh and eighth grades in various Iowa schools won cash prizes in a judge's contest on the meaning of the constitution. Winners include Peterson Sheldon Cedar Rapids $60 Mary Mason City Rocestonwell Oskaloosa $225 Iowa City Steplich Oelwein Charles B Nut- 25 Catherine. Nielsen and Fred Syndergaard Cedar Falls were married this afternoon at 4 o clock in the church here.
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Des Moines
Priza
Wade
Ha Peterson
Sheldon
Lidal
Fredsiigle Netisville
Russ Viola Nielsen
Fred Syndergaard
Cedar Falls
Stockholm
Offie
Throst Hanged for Brutal Death of Schoolteacher
The condemned man Throst confessed to murder and was executed at Killers’ Hill after a governor denial of a plea for life. Details describe capture at Postville, confession in Atlamckee county jail, and a final supper with four other condemned inmates before the hangings.
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Postrifle
Postville
Atlamckee
Throst
Taylor
Supreme Court
Roxbury
Waukon
Gov. Kendall
THES
International News Wire
Fort Madison
Mareth
Karl
Nourdur
William Oiander
Joe Williams
Roy Maupin
Archie Burris
Ware Pont
Toa di
London Women Embrace Serpents as Pets in March
London readers report a growing trend of women adopting snakes as pets. Importers note steady demand for snakes of four to nine feet, sold quickly. The piece adds stray references to millinery stock and antique chemistry terms, appearing garbled from OCR.
British settlement contract to be signed tomorrow
The American commission drafted the final contract for the British war debt settlement in Washington D C. A meeting is planned for tomorrow to obtain final signatures. Britain will deliver loans to cover its 34.6 billion debt as part of the settlement, with details outlined by Secretary Mellan.
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Washington, D. C
American Commission
Winnish
Wadlerteken
Great Britain
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellan
Former Manager of Virginia Rappe Dies
Los Angeles March 9 The former manager of Virginia Rappe died today after a period of illness. He rose to prominence managing Rappe during a party in September 1921. He passed away in his late years in his home. He is survived by his mother a brother and three sons.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Virginia Rappe
Rascoe Arbuckte
Sepember
Roearth
Film Czar Hays Targeted by Reform Bureau
Washington March 9. The International Reform bureau directed until recently by the late Dr. Wilbur F Crafts turned its guns on Will Hays and the motion picture makers and distributors of America. Dr. Robert Watson, president of the bureau, told Hays that there is no hope of any betterment of motion pictures through Hays or the organization.
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Washington, T. C
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur F. Crafts
Will Lo Hays
Motion Picture Makers and Distributors of
America
Robert Watson
Bureau
Hays
Married man shot by woman in hotel in Cleveland
Cilbert N. Redwine, 30, proprietor of the Linndale hotel, was shot and probably fatally wounded in his hotel at dawn. A woman, who police say admitted the shooting, is held. Redwine had come from Annapolis six months ago. he was married and father of two children.
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Cleveland, O
Cilbert N. Redwine
Linndale
Redwine
Anapolis
Bondholders Pay Mortgage on Cedar Valley Fair Ground
Cedar Pass March 9 Special Twenty seven bondholders of Cedar Valley Fair association yesterday paid the mortgage of 38000 held by Mrs. Clara Sawyer Kuenan on the grounds here. With interest the total was 10491.02.
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Cedar Pass
Cedar Valley Fair Association
Clara Sawyer Kuenan
State Briefs Keoseugna and Des Moines Reports
State briefs note a dog bite leading to Pastani treatment for a man and two children, with the animal’s head sent to Iowa City for rabies testing. In Des Moines, officers elect Fred Loomis as president of the Iowa Wholesale Egg Butter and Produces association with J D Minium and Oscar Laka as officers. A man fined $40 for assault on his wife must surrender all firearms. Independence reports a bus line employee fatally crushed between a moving truck and a trailer. Dubuque sees Carl Lindenberg chosen as exalted ruler of the Elks. Edward Baumpower re elected secretary. a young people’s church conference led by Royal Montgomery and pastor Montgomery is planned for March 11-18. Damages of $29,000 are sought in a suit by Albert Taylor against Lake Laundry Co for injuries while employed. Iowa City notes John Cox, an alleged bootlegger, shot in the thigh during arrest. Council Bluffs reports the death of 74-year-old recluse Mrs Silas Davis, found scared to death with no bruises or poison trace, living under fear of attack.
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Iown City
Dwi Moines
Iowa
Fred Loomis
Port Dodge
J. D. Minium
Oscar Laka
A. Hapensick
Des Moines
Livenport
Robert Rebern
John Gosse
Dubuque
Carl Lindenberg
Elks
Edward Baumpower
John Burketiler
Liknder
Royal Montgomery
Grinnell
Muarch
Montgomery
Marion
Albert Taylor
Lake Laundry Company
Taylor
Iowa City
John Cox
Cox
Council Rhaifls
Silas Davis
Cook Who Invented Porterhouse Steak Dies at Milford
Milford N F March 10 Mrs Anna F Remich inventor of the porterhouse steak died here yesterday. Shortly after the Civil War she became known at the Porter House in North Cambridge Mass where the tender cent s she served gained the hotel name. She was 87 years old.
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Milford
N. F
Mareh O
Anna F. Remich
Porter House
Cambridge
Mass
Digest of News Since Yesterday
Digest of News Since Yesterday reports varied items from cities worldwide. It notes International Harvester’s optimistic 1924 outlook with no ferry machinery profit in 1922. Other items include Britain’s Baldwin opposing preferential US imports, French budget bonds, a Mexican lawsuit against Sinclair Petroleum, Van Der Waals’ death, Pennsylvania Line freight embargo lift west of Mansfield, Obe Tucheff losing US entry rights, and Minnesota’s proposed official language in schools.
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Chdcago
International Harvester Company
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
England
Baris
Chamber of Deputies
Lasteyric
Treasury
New York
International Petroleum Company
Sinclair Petroleum Company
Vera Cruz
Amsterdam
Prof
van der Waals
Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines
Mansfield
Columbus
Constantine Obe- Tucheff
United States
Banlrys
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Chinese Cabinet Resigns Amid Repeated Changes
A Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese cabinet has resigned, marking the eighth government change in a year. The turmoil reflects ongoing political instability as leadership shifts occur amid mounting domestic pressures.
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London
Hag
Shanghai
Women Will Aid Near East Relief in Easter Appeal
New York March 9 Mrs Percy V Pennybacker of Austin Texas former president of the General Federation of Women s Clubs was today chosen chairman of a newly formed committee representing the largest combination of women s organizations in the United States It is composed of presidents of more than 25 leading women s clubs with societies representing not fewer than 41000000 organized American women The committee formed with Near East Relief officials to meet the emergency facing the relief society It aims to save orphan children and aid 2000000 refugees from Asia Minor now homeless There will be a Special Easter Appeal to 110006000 members of various women s organizations Contributions will go to Near East Relief to care for 20000 orphans and the sick needy."
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New York
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
United States
Hear Exst Relief
Kaiser's
Corfu
Athens
America
Near East Relief
Pennybacker
Carrie Chapman Call
National Women’s Suffrage Association
Philip North Moore
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Anna Gordon
W.C. PA
George Maynard Minor
D. A, FL
Marie L. Basham
Nationl
Women's Relief Corps
Hose Brenner
Council of Jacy
Robert B. Speer
Y_wW. A
Michael B. Gavin
National Council of Catholic Women
Isadora Duncan Loses U S Citizenship In World View
Washington March 9 Isadora Duncan the temperamental dancer who outraged American institutions is said by the Labor Department to have lost her American citizenship though born in the United States. Her marriage to Serge Essenine on April 1 1922 gave her Russian citizenship and she may have difficulty regaining U S citizenship if she wishes.
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April Fool
Isadora
U. S
Washington, D. C
Isadora Duncan
America
Labor
Davis
al Tho
Ums
Labor Department
Diplomatic Crisis Seen Over China Demands on Japan
Tokio March 3 Belief grows that China will demand abrogation or revision of the 20 demands in documents to be carried by a Chinese courier to the Japanese foreign office. The issue centers on Liaotung peninsula interests including Port Arthur, which Japan has long vowed to defend in conflict.
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Tokio
Ats
Liaotung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Japan
Millionaire on White Slave Charge Held in D C
Patrick J. Cilford a Scranton millionaire was arrested in Washington on white slavery charges. Wessie L Brennan a 24 year old Salvation Army Home for Girls resident testified that Cilford took her in his car into Maryland and attacked her with a gun. He was released on a 3000 dollar bond.
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Washington, D. C
Patrick J. Cilford
Scranton
Wessie L. Brennan
Salvation Army Home For
Miss Brennan
Pi Schureh
Clifford
Maryland
Postpone Hearing on Sacco Trial Motion
Dedham Mass March 9 At the request of defense attorney J McAnarney she tearing on the mo tion for a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartholomew Vanzetti convicted of murder and robbery was today positioned for one week McAnarney's request came immediately after court went into se ssion.
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Dedham
Mass
J. ¥. McAnarney
Nicola Sacco
Bartholomew Vanzetti
McAnarney
Seasion
Postal Receipts Rise in February in 14 Cities
Washington March 9 Postal receipts viewed as business barometer rose in February in 14 leading industrial cities by more than 20 percent from the same month last year the post office department announced today in a cautious note on national trade signals.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Labor MPs to Dine with King at Buckingham Palace
Labor Members of Parliament including John R. Clynes Ramsay MacDonald Philip Snowden and J H Thomas will dine with King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace next Thursday. This marks the first time labor leaders have been thus entertained. An afternoon party at the palace will follow Friday with other party members.
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London
Qlabor
John R. Clynes
Ramsay McDonald
Philip Snowden
J. H. Thomas
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
the Palace
Ford Reimburses Lincoln Creditors
Ford reimbursed Lincoln Motor Car creditors in full after purchasing the company at a receivers sale. About 900 merchandise creditors received checks and seven former directors who endorsed bank paper were paid. Ford paid 8 million for Lincoln. the government claim was reduced from over 3 million to 1.55 million.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Lincoln Motor Car Company
Henry’ Ford
Ford
Lincoln Company
Henry B
Wilfred C. Leland
Herrin Riot Trial Delayed to Monday by Ill Juror’s Wife
Marion Illinois March judge D W Hartwell ordered a recess in the Herrin riots trial due to the illness of Mrs Nathan Barnes wife of a juror called to bedside yesterday Her condition improved but trial not resumed until Monday morning, keeping the case in recess.
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Marion
Ill
D. W. Hartwell
Herrin
Nathan Barnes
Sho
Mrs Saludes Reports Improvement in Personal Crisis Mania
New York March 9 Mrs Paulette Saludes who attempted suicide after being convicted of murdering broker Oscar Martetliere was reported better yet still very weak and under heavy guard She remains under a suicidal mania per Dr Lichtenstein of the Tombs prison
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New York
Paulette Saludes
Oscar Martetliere
Dr. Lichtenstein
Tombs Prison
Death notices and funeral updates from Waterloo area
Murtuarit Sassaman 14 died at home after four weeks with chronic ear trouble. He attended Litheran school and would have been confirmed at Easter. Survived by parents Ralph and Martha Sassaman, three younger brothers, grandparents Mr and Mrs S L Sassaman and Mrs Mary Hackbarth. Funeral plans pending. A Rex, J A Reh, former Waterloo resident, died in Omaha of pneumonia after a short illness. Sisters Mrs W A Reed and Mrs J A Robinson in Waterloo. Burial in Dubuque Sunday afternoon. Joseph Lesser funeral at Petersen Bros chapel with Mrs Gertrude Perkins in charge. Burial in Elmwood.
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Robert Sassaman
Robert
Sassaman
Ralph
Martha Sassaman
Almond Street
Litheran School
S. Ll. Sassaman
Mary Hackbarth
A. Rex
J. A. Reh
Waterloo
Omaha
W. A. Reed
J. A Robinson
Dubuque
Joseph Lesser
Joseph Leser
Petersen Bros
Gertrude Perkins
Elmwood
Man Who Was Found Wounded in Burning House Admits He Shot Companion
Woodbury New Jersey March 9 Prosecutor Joseph Summerville announced he obtained a confession from Harry Moll Philadelphia to the murder of Mrs Viola Staley 21 also of Philadelphia whose body was found near a burning shack on Mantua creek Feb 26 Moll wounded in the head was found nearby Moll said he and the woman had a love nest in the shack Both were married He had earlier said Mrs Staley shot herself while he was away and that he returned to find the shack in flames He said he then shot himself fearing suspicion of the deed.
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Woodbury
N. J
Joseph Summerville
Harry Moll
Philadelphia
Viola Staley
Mantua Creek
Moll
France Presses Ruhr Struggle Amid Entente Strain
Reports from Duesseldorf say France seeks economic gains in the Ruhr and will continue the fight to the end. German officials claim French nationalism and militancy defend democracy and Europe’s peace, despite calls for restraint. A Belgian court martial jailed 14 for offenses against occupying forces, and Dr. Schwebel was sentenced to five years and a 15 million mark fine.
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Crefeld
Schwebel
Sarre Boundary Commission
Meisenheim
Bea
Metz
Europe
Duesseldorf
March
de Goutte
Reichsraz
Cuno
France
Ruhr
Hospital Chief to Quit May 1 in Iowa City
Iowa City March 4 Dr Arthur J Thomas superintendent of the university hospital tendered his resignation to President Walter A Jes s Up today to accept a position as director of the University of Maryland hospital in Baltimore He will leave Iowa City May 1
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Iowa City
Arthur J. Thomas
University Hospital
Walter A. Jesss
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Sails to South Seas in Home Built Ship
William Roland engineer and explorer sailed the Neptune, a 22 foot makeshift sloop built over three years, from Los Angeles toward the South seas with aims to circumnavigate. He plans to seal hatches and submarine through rough water if needed, a voyage echoing Stevenson and London. Roland previously voyaged 22 years ago toward a world circling trip from Fernandina Florida but was shipwrecked on a river near Madagascar where natives believed him a god and he ruled for three years.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Louis Stevenson
Jack London
William Roland
Neptune
Roland
South Seas
Globe
Ralani
Fernandia
Fla
Madagascar
Mystery Witness Emerges In Bastrop Grand Jury Case
At the Bastrop Louisiana grand jury investigation into hooded mob murders in Morehouse parish a surprise witness, Eugene Vaughn of Mer Rouge, testified under guarded terms. Harold Teegerstrom, a Southern Carbon plant timekeeper, was recalled to resume testimony as jurors hear conflicting alibi claims and await possible indictments.
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Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Eugene Vaughn
Mer Rouge
Vaughn
Ku Klux Klan
Lake la Fourche
Daniel
Richards
Harolld
L. Teegerstrom
Teegerstrom
T. Jeff Burnett
Burnett
Feegerstrom
Southern Carbon Company
Harold Teegerstrom
Spyker
Timony
Coco
Motors Move East as Palestine Traffic Grows
Massachusetts registry seeks guidance on forming motor traffic in Palestine due to rising American automobiles. Capt J W Boyer Jr notes acute auto situation from Jerusalem to Gaza with growing tourist traffic and asks for establishment of a bureau, fees, and general regulatory measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
the Registry of Motor Vehicles of
Massachusetts
Palestine
Dan
Beersheba
Jerusalem
Samaria
Gaza
Registrar of Biotor Vehicles
Goodwin
J. W. Boyer, Jr
Boyer
Director of Public Works For
Caruso Auction Sale Nets Estate 151148
New York on March 9 reports that auction buyers secured the tenor Enrico Caruso collection of paintings caricatures vases bronzes costumes statues and books. The sale brought in 151148 for the Caruso estate.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Dementor Tir and town council vacancy noted
The notice mentions March events in Dunkerton with names such as John Carlton Newsome and Mrs B F, listing relatives visiting southern Kansas and a town council vacancy filled by Frank Barlow. It notes illnesses including pneumonia and a funeral with interment in Danketton cemetery, and references a football game hosted at Maude Lamb’s home.
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Dunkerton
Dementor
Tir
March
John Carlton
Robert Newsome
Wansas
Frank Barlow
B. F
Shimp
Erippe
Fairbank
Maude Lamb
Manset Guyer
Pneumoni
Robert Keary
Jean
Mia
Ben Ellis
DankKetton
Armour Morris merger arbitration set for stock price
Chicago March 9 The Armour Morris merger will clos e within a week with stock price fixed by arbitration. Arbitrators named are Albert H. Wiggin and James B. Forgan. details withheld until price is agreed. Daniel Morris is in Florida with Forgan as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Armour & Co
Morris &Co
Armour & Co. S
Morrish
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase Securities Corporation
New York
James B. Forgan
First National Bank
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin May Get State Cement Plant
Madison Wis March 9 a state owned cement plant for Wis consix came within the realm of Possibility today when the state affairs committee of the assembly with the sanction of Gay J J Blaine determined to draw a bill appropriating 18 000 for a more investigation of the practicability of such an establishment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsix
State Affairs Committee
Assembly
Gay
J. J. Blaine
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Lush Growth and Shine
An advertisement extols Danderine as a beauty tonic that cleanses dust and oil, smooths hair, and reduces dandruff. It claims the product strengthens the scalp, stops itching, and curbs hair loss while promoting long, thick, glossy locks, all for 35 cents.
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Eve
Dyoink
Jong
Reform Bureau
C. V
Cook
Chines
China
Sacco
King
Lincoln
Iowa City Hospital
Morehouse
Morris
Bankers
Daniel Morris
Morris & Co
Florida
Forgan
Wisconsin
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