Curran resigns as immigration overseer at EIM Island
In the Spotlight column Curran announces resignation as overseer of immigration at EIM's Island. He states he will be relieved of duties on assigning moral turpitude for US admission and seeks to keep the record straight regarding recent events involving the Countess of Cathcart.
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Curran
Eim's Island
United States
Cathcarte
Ila
Fiji Islands
Davis
Coe Oe
Fiat Money Fight Deemed Probable U S Export Rise Hopes
Washington March 13 The week of March saw stock price declines but officials including President Coolidge Melon Hoover say business remains good with cautious notes. The Commerce Department under Hoover is pushing a strong export policy to sell American factory capacity abroad. The shift toward quantity production aims to flood foreign markets with low priced models, boosting American automobile exports and other goods. Installment plans for big sales spark debate among economists and policymakers.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
New York Stock Exchange
Coolidge
Melton
Treasury
Uoover
Department of Equimerce
White House
Algo
Newt. York Stock Exchange
Exchange
America
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Department of Comerce
South America
Terry Ford
Delivery deadline for The Cottiter at your home
The notice states the paper should be delivered before 3 20 o clock. If the carrier is late or you do not receive the paper by then call the office for a copy. Phone numbers must reach the office before 9 0.
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Saa
Gino
Estate Wins 13000 Against Travel ers Insurance in Jayne Case
A Muscatine district court jury found in favor of the Jayne estate for 13000, ruling W R R Jayne did not kill himself. Jayne, a prominent attorney, was found dead June 6 after his car plunged down an embankment. The insurer had argued death by self destruction due to financial woes and planned to appeal.
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Muscatine
Marelh
W RR
Jayne
Travelers Insurance Company
Jas
Litiais
League to Keep Its Palace in Geneva
The League of Nations approved plans to keep its headquarters in Geneva and to build an assembly hall and new secretariat offices. A large lakefront tract near Lake Leman, beside the International Labour Bureau, was selected for the project at a total cost of 17,600,006 old francs.
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Geneva
Miuveli 12
League of Nationsgi
Taflay
Broadcast Hints on Gardening to Begin in March
Ames Iowa March 13 a weekly discussion on spring fruiting grafting and planting of vegetables and flowers will be broadcast over WOI starting March 1 at 7 45 a m Prof B S Pickett head of the horticulture and forestry department will assign the speakers
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Ames
WOI
B.S. Pickett
Worticulture and Forestry Department
Ray P. Scott Enters Gubernatorial Race as Republican nominee
Marshalltown announces Senator Ray P. Scott filed with the Secretary of State for nomination blanks to run for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket. Scott confirms authority and declares intent to contest the upcoming election.
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Ray P. Scott
Marshalltown
Cary Wa
Ray PP. Scott
Ramsay
Fovernor
China protests Japanese gunboat invasion at Peiliu river
Peking reports China protests to Japan over yesterday’s Peiliu river gunboat incursion. Japan replies that Me Taku forts attack and Weennboats were unjustified and says the matter will be raised with the powers under protocol. The report notes naval actions and injuries among Japanese crew.
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Japan
Peking
Chia
Peilio
Foreign Office
Taku
Sig
Wheeland
Rector Heads Citizens Ticket for Waterloo Mayoral Race
Waterloo poltical campaigns shift as J A Rector announces bid for mayor at March 29 election. He leads Citizens ticket with council and riverfront posts listed, pledging economy and lower taxes. Independent bids emerge for city engineer and city treasurer, with filed petitions due by 5 p m.
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Mm. Soday
Ilohn K. Rector
Waterloo
Glenn A. Tibbitte
Rector
Citizens
Citizers
John R. Reetor
Councilmman-at-large
Kirby
Agnew
Fred Seger
Charles R. Cassell
Lillian M. Hiteman
Cora Palin
Minneapolis
Nathan Barber
Leo Leeper
Barber
Ralph
Sippy
Waterba
Gie University of Iowa
Vormerty County Taigineer
Herman
Blackhawk County
Sheridan Road
Leeper
Ory
Ayai
Scripps Papers founder dies on yacht in Liberia
I W Scripps aged 71 prominent newspaper magnate and founder of the Scripps-McRan or Scripps-Howard chain died overnight aboard his yacht The Ohio in Monrovia Bay Liberia. The death was reported by Roy W Howard chairman of the board in New York.
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Scripps Papers
New York
INS
I.W. Scripps
Piper
Scripps-McRan
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Monrovia Bay
Lieberia
Roy W. Howard
Howard
Wspepid
Butler in Hospital After Alleged Intoxication Claim
Gen. Smedley Butler remains hospitalized in San Diego for dental work and rest after a San Diego hotel incident linked to Col. Alexander Williams. A trades council letter criticized Butler’s remarks on police raids and urged actions by navy and state authorities.
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Col
Alexander Williams
Smedley D. Butler
San Diego
Cal
Naval Base
Col. Williams
Butler
U Hospital
San Diceo
Stedley D. Butler
United States Marine Base
Laday
Sa Diego County Federated Trades and Labor Eatiness
Wilbur
Navy Department
California
Beare
Charines
Mivy Department
Gen. Butler
Gol. Wiliams
Critcizes
Trades Council
American Legion
Public Safety
Philadelphia
West High Falls to Cedar Rapids 25 to 17
A garbled game brief reports West High losing to Cedar Rapids with a 25 to 17 score in a basketball contest. The text contains multiple illegible fragments including stray scores and names, but the stated outcome is West High defeat and Cedar Rapids win.
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West High
Cedar Rapids
Washington
AL Fayette
Iren
MacReady Believed to Have Set World Altitude Record
Dayton Ohio March 14 AlryBelief that MacReady established a world altitude record in a Wright plane this morning with instruments showing 29000 feet. Calibration could raise the figure to 44000 feet surpassing AM Calip Frenehy’s 39586 feet. Temperature minus 75 below zero. oxygen exhausted forcing reserve use. MacReady remained aloft about one hour 46 minutes.
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Dayton
Alry
Wight
AM. Calip
Frenehy
Cold snap threatens Kal Town peach crop
Davenport Iowa reports 5 degrees above zero chilling peach groves. Local fruit growers fear few peaches will mature as trees that had begun budding during recent warm spell show minimal fruiting.
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Kal
Davenport. la
Marely
Pinchot enters race for U S Senate from Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot announces candidacy for U.S. Senate as a Republican. He cites his financial record and pledges to challenge Senator Geers in the upcoming contest, urging voters to consider his reform stance and support for Prohibition enforcement.
Legion Denies Hunger for War in Shenandoah Address
Ray Murphy, state commander of the American Legion, told an Shenandoah audience that the Legion seeks no militarism. He urged preparedness and a plan to prevent profiteering from war while opposing any push toward war due to financial gain.
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Shenandoah
UPJ
Ray
Tokio Cabinet Postpones Explanation of Attack Report
Fragmented dispatch reports Tokyo delaying an attack explanation amid unclear details. The cabinet cites a misunderstanding and references Minister Yochigawa in Peking as part of the evolving account.
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Tokio
Lion of
Taka Jending
Yochigawa
Peking
Physician Reports Col Coolidge Weaker At Home
Dr Albert McCramus reports Col Coolidge, father of the president, showing slightly more pronounced weakness at his Mymonth Wisconsin home. The condition was unchanged today after a noon call.
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Mymonth
Col. Coolidge
Albert McCramus
Weather outlook for week in Washington and Great Lakes region
Weather summary for Washington D C and nearby regions shows near normal temperatures with modest cooling trends. Mixed precipitation potential and river or lake conditions vary by area. winds and storm chances remain low to moderate, with forecasts for early week and midweek changes.
Political turmoil and League of Nations talks
The report covers debates over Poland and Germany’s roles in the League of Nations council at Geneva, with Sir Austen Chamberlain warning against renewed talks and calls for a compromise on nonpermanent seats as European diplomacy stalls and fears of a broader peace crisis grow.
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Prance
England
League of Nations Council
Poland
Alliok
France
Germany
Austen Chamiber- Tain
Geneva
Ceneva
Council For the
League of Nations
League
Europe
Council For
Austen Chamberlain
Emia
Valiits
Brazil
Spain
Ger-ritus
Council
Pdarly
Sir Austen
Locarno
Paris
Marck I
Belstusa
Leagus Iop Allons ‘Council
Enethe . Ei
Calunin Ona
Roadhouse to Mission House Prayer Drive Spreads Suburbs
In Chicago area suburbs along the Illinois Indiana line church members campaign to convert roadhouses into meeting houses and drug houses into preachers. Brother Teak Williams leads ten day prayer revival with over 260 participants, urging conversion of roadhouses on routes near Thornton Oak Glen Lansing and Mansley.
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Chicago
Thornton Oak Glen
Lansing
Mansley
Teaak Williams
Fender and
Nas
Christian Reformed Church
Munister
Wls
Brother Williams
Stranger Passes Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills at Centerville
Police warn nearby towns after a stranger passed two counterfeit ten dollar bills in Centerville. He appeared at a restaurant and demanded meat with change, with a one dollar bill raised to ten in each case.
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Centerville. In
INS
Printer Sentenced for Wife's Slaying in Nebraska
Fred R. Williams, a printer, was sentenced to hard labor in Nebraska state penitentiary after a conviction for the murder of his wife last November. A motion for a new trial was denied.
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Omaha
Neb
Fred R. Williams
Signy Hey
Nebraska
Preacher Geelkerken suspended for three months in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam on March 13 AUP suspended Rav IK Geelkerken a prominent minister for three months citing doubt that the serpent deity spoke to Rye The action follows his prior skepticism and hints at a new church forming with liberal views The case is likened to a parody of the Monkey Trial in Day tian Tenn
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Geelkerken
Oltalland
Genesis
Sternthiea
Syied
Charedy
Merica
Athar Lasons
Amsterdam
Holland
AUP
Wich
Rav
Rye
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