France forms new cabinet amid crisis at Fontainebleau
The article reports Aristide Briand securing premier authority after a cabinet reshuffle in France. It notes the resignation of ministers, debates over the League of Nations, and Briand's return to Geneva with strengthened power. It mentions tensions in the League council and public concern over Niagara Falls and other international issues.
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Aristide Giragd
Wrance
Ure
Briand
Dovwmergue
Brivud
League of Nations
Geneva
M. Brhiud
Elysee
France
Yorttalieg
America
Niagara “Falls
Wathoer
Merbert Moorer
Rica
James Register 71 Waterloo builder dies after long illness
James Register, 71, longtime Waterloo builder and former city council member, died at his home after a prolonged illness. He helped erect the Black Hawk county courthouse and St Joseph’s Church, later running his contracting business and contributing to many city structures. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from Grace M. E. Church. Survived by widow, a son, and a daughter with several siblings predeceased. Interment at Fairview. services at Grave Methodist.
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Alta Vista Avenue
Waterloo
A. m
Register
Registar
Waterlon
Black Hawk County
St. Joseph's Catholic
Cit
Alem Memorial Hospital
Biie Aa
Hig
Mr. Register
Washington
Denver
Cole
Willow
Eilie Debong
Council
Marchister
Gor
Pittsburgh
comeviIne
Vernet Wilson
Street Mast
Waterton
Harold
Dorothy
Rue
Mir
Au Neimber
Griese Merudise Moisengale
Wis
Stern Fchmen
Ameri Age Freiek Meese
Negister
Usi
Gricklayers’ Union
Watering
Thewnian Lricklayers
Vurity Listet
Kim
Reitedt
Ban
Lun
Bunerad
Priday Punerids
Witlle
Methodist V“piscopal Ela Ei
Krid
Reachman
Alticix Mme
Warne
Churel
Aris
Fairview
O'Ke & Townr Mortuary
Telephone marks 50 years since first Bell Watson call
Excerpts reveal the 1876 historic telephone test by Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas A. Watson, the rapid expansion to millions of devices, and early figures like Marconi tied to evolving communications. London reports note aging operators and ongoing experiments as the world marks the milestone.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Thomas A. Woot JSON
Thomas A. Watson
Exeter Place
Bell
Wilson
Belt
Watson
Descendant of Old Rain-in-the-Face Teaches Indian Lore at Cheyenne High
Latwis, a Rosebud Sioux chieftain and descendant of Old Rain-in-the-Face, joins the Cheyenne high school faculty to teach Indian lore. Principal Lloyd Shaw notes the course as a basis for western literature. The chieftain comes from a distinguished Sioux lineage and traces his uncle to the famed leader Rain-in-the-Face.
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Colewiio Springs
Fines
Cole
Maarel
Rosebud
South Dakota
Lioyd Shaw
Rajn-in-the-Nace
Cust
Snow and cold to grip Des Moines region today
A light rain is turning to snow in the morning, with Des Moines under a white blanket. Temperatures will drop after dusk and may fall to zero in lowa by morning, with six inches of snow possible in parts of the state.
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Des Moines
Marvel
Federal
Hold Up Figures on Flood Control Fund
The Mississippi river commission delayed public release of flood control funds for the coming year until the 310 900 000 appropriation is enacted. The commission's report was received yesterday at the district engineer headquarters, and no action will occur until final authorization is completed.
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Washington, D. C
Marel Lo— Apj
Mississippi River Commission
Rity Engineer
Jezaf
Federal court retains jurisdiction over federal seizure of assets
George C. Scott today upheld federal jurisdiction over 27 horses hotels and resorts seized in a raid, despite initial state court proceedings. The ruling affirms federal authority in the case, reinforcing the reach of federal seizure powers.
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Sioux City
George C. Scott
Tragic Clash Near Oumasenk Claims Several Tribesmen
In the Beirut area Mucreh Td reports that tribesmen clashed with French forces near Oumasenk. Casualties include two tribesmen killed and others seriously wounded. French loss not stated.
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Vrcst Tribesmien Bratisn
Beirut
Syria
Mucreh Td
Oumasenk
Elaine
Rowley Post Office and Book Store Destroyed by Fire
Fire of unknown origin around 7 p.m. Tuesday gutted the Rowley post office and the adjacent book and stationery store owned by J. I. Norton Eastmagier. Norton estimated about 1000 dollars in damage and images destroyed. He left the buildings in good condition, returned an hour later to find the interior fully aflame.
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T Rowley
Ja. Muarel
Rowley
J. I. Norten
Eastmagier
Norton
Miners Die in Orchard Mine Blast Nine Survive
The Grab Orchard improvement company mine disaster claims 14 lives with 5 still missing. Officials report 10 rescued yesterday after 29 were entombed on Monday. Rescuers hope the five in a separate section remain alive while workers endure in good health.
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van Maret
Grab Orchard Improvement Company
Iowa Population Declines in Five Years Census Shows
The census reports show Iowa’s population fell by about 510 thousand over five years. Secretary Ramsay certified a state total of 2,419,997 with earlier counts noting 2,990,390 in 1920 and historical increases through 1840 and 1860 amid migration.
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Iowa
W. C. Ramsay
Esher
Old Cognac and Lincoln Guard Death Highlight 19th Century Tale
The report notes 150 year old cognac selling in Russia for around ten to twenty dollars per bottle, gifts from kings and heads of state. It also reports the death of a former theatre manager who guarded Lincoln, linked to Grover's Theatre in Washington and other actors.
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Georgiaa Republic
March
Icon
Russia
Romanalt
New York
Leonard Grayer
Chae
Wright
Oyho
Lincoln
Bay of the Cerburg
Grover’s Theatre
Washington
Edwin Booth
Tony Pastor
Lorain Scientist Claims Creation of Living Cells
Lorain on Myre 16 J Mazur a young bacteriologist announced a method to produce living cells, claiming success in artificial life formation by chemical mixing and experimentation with higher plants and animals.
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Myre
J. Mazur
Lorain
Muddy Roads Halt Greina Green Trade Fort Madison
Muddy roads around Fort Madison hinder trade and daily life as residents, including parsons and local officials, work to repair routes. The mud slows commerce and travel, affecting the town’s momentum and old ties amid ongoing improvements.
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Fort Madison
Mare
Justices of the Peace
Port Madison
Jardine Declares Agriculture Progress Ahead
William A. Jardine, secretary of agriculture, told the Texas and Southwestern Raisers association that the net movement at population from farms has subsided. He cited improved pure products and rising land values as signs of daylight ahead for agriculture in Texas and the Southwest.
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Port Worth
Tie
Graduation exercises set for state college Friday
Mar etude Aawes and 49 ely TWINE Y ts will don cap and gown Friday for graduation at Rev B Ry Maehat Wimouth Camerec Nes Moines. Winter quarter commencement adidre is planned, with a pastor delivering the final address. Local events mention Madison, La, and Katses in brief, but the text is fragmentary and unclear.
Delivery notice from the Courier service
The notice states home delivery by a specified time and asks residents to report missed papers by calling a number. It mentions if the courier is late or there is another error, residents should call to ensure a copy is sent and to contact police before a stated deadline.
Inventor Vntaly Launches Planes From Towering Ship
Italian naval engineer unveils an airborne launch device mounted on a warship. Tests conducted at Speare arsenal and nearby Urevdy reportedly succeeded, with the system fitted to a vessel named Miragta. The invention aims to propel planes from ships, achieving rapid impulse and forward speed.
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Majuroc
Speare Arsenal
Vane Messed
Waterloo theatre manager cast as bandit hero in drama
Cedar Rapids police identify Jackson as the masked robber taunting investigators. His wife defends him claiming he is framed. Detectives pursue the case as witnesses place him at rental car depots and billiards rooms while authorities press for answers amid a string of hold ups in Waterloo.
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Debonair
Waterloo
Evideyer
A. Leighton
P. BH. Walker
Waterlao
Palace Theatres
AL JT
Dicbokl
Jackson
Wite
Wy Ander
Anne
Anita
Oa & Camore
Aafiep Pakson
Niebt Ty
Emil Steen
Leighton
Sycamore
Mareth
Gees In
Cloyster
Saunders System
Sycamore Street
Cliverd Carrent
Westheld
Meridia
Winter Declared Generally Mild to Abnormally Warm
Washington March 19 AP The present winter has been generally mild to abnormally warm with mostly light snowfall Moderate snowfalls noted at some stations. Temperatures averaged well above normal nationwide and the winter ranked among the warmest in 14 years for parts of the west. Gale activity increased along the north Atlantic coast and on steamship lanes.
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Tosr
Ter Prout Equitadle
Washington
APJ
Weather Bureau
First Order
United States
North Atlantic
Butler Reports of Drinks at Private Dinner
Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler, commander of the marine base, reported a private dinner here last Saturday in his honor in which cocktails were served. The matter is being handled by headquarters and no details are being released.
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Gen. Butler
San Diego
Cal
ICAPJ
United Siates Marine Corps
Sahl Tadey
Smedlay D. Butler
Butler
Alexander Wiliams
Hunt Confirmed by Senate After Fight
The nomination of Charles W. Hunt of Iowa for another term on the Federal Trade Commission was confirmed by the Senate after a late session. The vote was 48 to 20 with Republican insurgents and some Democrats opposing, citing Hunt's business ties and his handling of evidence from the Aluminum Company of America to the Justice Department.
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Washington
D. O
Afaren
API
Charles W. Hail
Iawa
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Hunt
Department of Justice
Commission
Aluminum Company of Americ
Saunders named state DAR Regent in Des Moines
Mrs. Saunders Blafts was chosen state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution to succeed Mrs. Robert Mitiger. The Des Moines convention named Mrs. Tarold Shranger of Atlantic as recording secretary, Mrs. J. Lemmon of Washington as librarian, and Mrs. Deneloy Grimel as auditor.
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Aoltes
Marel
A. Saunders
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert PM. Mitiger
Saunders
Tarold P. Shranger
Atlantic
Wag Electac
Secrntary
J. Lemmon
Washinston
Deneloy Grimel
Auditay
Des Moines
Tonvention
Patients Must Look After Own Sponges
Indiana appeals court reverses verdict in medical suit over retained sponge during surgery. Mrs Arta Ronanan Ricknell was awarded 59000 damages against Dr Vin Funk before. the appellate court ruled the surgeon not responsible for a sponge left inside the patient.
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Indianapolis
Ina
Mare
Owencreek Gourt
Arta Ronanan
Ricknell
Vin Funk
Vinenna
Decision in Steck Contest Delayed to Tomorrow
In Iowa a female elections subcommittee recessed the artistic inquiry into ballots cast in the Braak Nart Steck senatorial race of 1424, with a final ruling postponed until tomorrow.
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Washington
Maret
Braak- Nart-Steck
Iowa
Protest Over Placing Mines In River
Peking reports a protest by the Chinese foreign office against the placement of explosive mines in the river by ships from the opposing side. The action, tied to tensions over a potential blockade, prompted calls to preserve freedom of navigation and warned of possible retaliatory measures where foreign shipping is concerned.
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Peking
Progress Toward Ending Dendlock Peril at Locarno Talks
Geneva reports progress in League of Nations council talks among Locarno Pact signatories led by Sir Austen Chamberlain. Boncour and Stresemann spoke of moving negotiations to the council, with Germany not yet a member and discussions focusing on Germany’s admission and council enlargement.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Lovarina
Ads
Ien Chamberlain
Loter
Jbesides
Luther
Foeign
Stresemann
Erminy
M. Paul Boncour
France
Vandervelde
Belgium
Sig. Selalo O F . Traly
Tram
Lehamber
Stregemann
Boncour
Dlote
Paul-Bonenurgait
Mayen
Cip
Lovarne
Austen Chamberlain
Germany
Poland
Etain
Brazil
China
Locarno
Tendon
Maren
Premien
Wdi Uiday
House At Commons
League of Nations
Baldwin
Alan E Wits
Sir Austen Chamber
Tani
PIE DAMAGES LINER WYANT MEWS VI MARCH 16
The United States liner Wyant Mews Vi suffers heavy damage by fire while at her berth after recent reconditioning. Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. undertook repairs. Authorities report no injuries. Пол
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Newport News jPhiphutting & Dryflesk Co
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