Agencies to Stabilize Era of Foreign Trade
Washington column notes three government departments plus private groups are moving to loan funds to farmers under new relief measures. Leaders from Republicans, Democrats, farm groups and bankers coordinate, aiming to restore European markets for American farm products. Underwood’s Europe market argument spurs calls for international credit stabilization as key to farm prosperity. War Finance Corp will operate another year. Farm Board moves to charter 125 district banks.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Uefcia
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
American Parm Bureau Federation
New York
Chicago
Underwood
Senate
Europe
Bebalf
War Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Courier delivers before 5:80 oclock daily notice
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Bank Stockholders Move to Reopen Closed Trust
Chicago March 14 two stockholder and depositor groups met to seek reopening of Logan Square Trust Savings, closed after the body of president Fred W. Popp was found with a bullet wound. Vice president D E Wiedemann, under arrest, allegedly confessed forging four notes. Investigators probe the late president’s past and link two South Bend women, June Bacon and Claire Heilman, to the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Logan Square
Wiedemann
South Bend
Ind
June Bacon
Claire Heilman
Seven Firemen Hurt in Big Pittsburgh Fire
A blaze at the Hotel Kavanaugh in Pittsburgh injures seven firemen and drives guests onto the street in scanty clothing. Two business buildings are destroyed and a department store damaged by smoke and water, with losses estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Kavanaugh
Gary liquor conspiracy trial opens amid armed guards
Corridors of the federal building in Indianapolis resemble an armed camp as the Gary liquor conspiracy case goes to trial. The assassination of star witness Gaspari Monti in Gary sparks measures to protect witnesses and a federal probe notes Gary authorities failed to notify nearby towns. Indicted Gary officials include City Mayor Roswell Johnson and City Judge Walter Dunn among 75 defendants.
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International News Wire
Indianapolis
Ind
Federal
Gary
Gaspari Monti
Homer Edliott
Roswell O. Johnson
Walter Dunn
Mrs Paul Eherle Acquitted at Oskaloosa Trial
Mrs Paul Eherle, charged with murdering her Des Moines stockbroker husband, was acquitted after about four hours of deliberation at Oskaloosa. The jury, including one woman, found her not guilty before midnight. She collapsed after the verdict and was taken to a hospital for observation. The defense argued self defense amid claims of abuse, while prosecutors contended the shooting occurred with the husband driving and his back to the car.
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Oskaloosa
Paul Sherle
Des
Eberle
Des Moines
Bhorle
Vthe
Wagner
Eberie
Japan Rejects China Demand to Abrogate 21 Demands Treaty
Washington report notes Tokyo delivery of a note to the Chinese chargé and public release from the Japanese foreign office declaring there is absolutely nothing in the 21 demands treaty worth modifying. Japan insists abrogation would not align with international practice or advance friendship, and rejects the proposal outright.
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Washington, D. C
China
Japan
Tokio
Roads Will Settle Wage Differences with Telegraphers
Chicago March 14 Indications carriers and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers plan to negotiate settlements of wage disputes previously filed before the labor board. The board remanded the cases to the roads and employees for settlement after deferring a decision on December 7.
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Chicago
Labor Board
Hoover to Speak in Des Moines April 11
Herbert Hoover will address the national convention of the League of Women Voters in Des Moines on April 11 to discuss international problems. Lord Robert Cecil of England will speak April 12 at the same convention. Smoke San Felice Cigars 2 for 132. Harvesters Great Shade Cigars 10¢.
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Hoover
Des Moines
New York
Herbert Hoover
League of Women Voters
Lord Robert Cecil
England
San Felice
Harvesters Great Shade
The Laws of Golf A Tip for the Round
Innes Brown introduces two new daily golf features offering insights and tips from top players to improve your round. The series promises practical guidance and evolving guidance as it continues in future installments.
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Innes Brown
Licensed Warehouses for Grain Crops Urged
Des Moines March 14 urging state wide licensed warehouses for grain crops Wallace secretary of agriculture told a joint Iowa legislature session the agricultural credits act enables banks to loan on warehouse receipts and chattel mortgages. He praised Congress for fostering agricultural credits and cited planned intermediate credit banks and private agricultural credit corporations under federal supervision to expand independent financing for farmers and merchants.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Terry
Wallace
Federal Land Bank
Ngress
Ranta
Delaware
State Department of Agriculture
Senate
Tessna
Poweshi¢k
Ita Committee
Hauge
Matthews
Bradley
House
Council In
FL . Murphy
Burbank
Executive Council
Fulton, Jefferson
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Two Mountain Boys Granted Reprieve by Gov. Hardwick
Atlanta March 14 Gov Phomes W Hardwick granted a reprieve until April 13 for 18 year old George Baker and 15 year old Ralph Baker condemned to be hanged at Rome Georgia for the murder of a deputy sheriff. The Georgia state prison commission recommended that Ralph Bakers death sentence be commuted to life imprisonment.
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Atlanta
Phomes W. Hardwick
George Baker
Ralph
Rome
Raprieva Wah
Georgia
Commissian
Ralph Baker
Hfo
Gov Small Jury Bribery Probe Probed as Not Guilty
Springfield March 14 The investigation into alleged jury tampering in Gov Small's trial at Waukegan last summer continues as critics call it persecution of profiteering interests. Gov Small and Attorney General Brundage trade charges over misuse of state funds amid the acquittal of the governor on conspiracy to misappropriate funds.
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Chicago
Claire Edwards
Smith
Vyeniremen
Ija
Ames
Springfield
Lloyd George Sees Early Downfall of Bonar Law Gov't
London dispatch reports former Prime Minister David Lloyd George predicting the Bonar Law Tory government will collapse soon. He spoke to the National Liberals urging an immediate reunion of Liberal factions, saying the Bonar Law government is rapidly losing prestige and its supporters are discouraged.
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London
David Lloyd George
Bonar Law
National Liberals
Imy
Liberal Party
Lloyd George
Sacco Begins 28th Day Hunger Strike
Dedham Mass March 14 Nicola Sacco whose conviction with Bartolomeo Vanzetti for double murder aroused communists worldwide begins the twenty eighth day of his hunger strike. Sacco insists he will continue fast until authorities or death releases him. The jail physician reports time changes in his condition with respiration and blood pressure below normal.
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Dedham
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Sacco
Prehistoric mummy found near Elk Springs Missouri
Archaeologists from the American Indian Heye Foundation report finding a mummy 10 centuries old in a rock shelter known as Bonebrake bluff along the Cowskin river. The remains were buried in a grass bed under limestone slabs, with deep ash beds and numerous deer, elk, and buffalo bones and many flint spear points indicating long habitation by ancient Indians.
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the Associated Press
Nock
M. R. Haittington
Museums of the
American Indian Heye Foundation
New York
Cowskin River
Elk Springs
Harrington
Ruhr Strike as Coke Plant Seized by French Troops
Sixteen thousand miners in the Ruhr’s Reckne hausen district walk out in protest against the seizure of the state coke plant near Westerfold. French infantry guard the plant while hostages, mainly local officials, ride trains to deter sabotage. Liberals and Labor push for British intervention as 16,000 French troops reinforce the Ruhr.
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Associated Press
Rasen
Recknehausen
Ruhr
Westerfold
Toco-1
Belgiius
Ruakhr
Essen
United Press
London
Liberum
Labor
Bonard Law
Daily Chronicle
Ha League At Nations
Buer
Busr Putirders
Paris
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Germany
Washington, D. C
France
Mrs. Taylor Elected Welfare League Head
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor of Oskaloosa was elected superintendent of the Social Welfare league of Waterloo at a noon meeting held at Black's tearoom. She will take charge of fair preparations on April 1 or soon after, after three years as Oskaloosa superintendent and county social service overseer.
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Dorothy Taylor
Oskaloosa
Social Welfare League of
Lydia Bicher
Black Hawk County
Susan B. Laniz
League
The
Courier
Wartime President Gifts to Graves Fund in France Trip
Indianapolis March 14. Wilson commander in chief of the American Legion during world war was first major war leader to provide for the permanent decoration of 32 100 graves of war dead in France England Belgium Scotland Ireland and Spain. The national headquarters of the ex servicemen organization received a check from the former President today.
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Indianapolis
Voodrow Wilson
American Legion
France
England
Belgium
Scotland
Ireland
Spain
Manila Man Taken To Hospital With Hiccoughs Attack
Manila Ira March 14 Ira WL Smith the filly has been taken to an antient hospital suffering from a severe attack of hiccoughs after recovering from the flu. Smith has endured hiccoughs for a week, starting intermittent then persistent, his condition is reported as improving.
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Ira
Ira WL Smith
Antient
Smith
Second Big March Storm Now on Way
Snow covered Iowa as forecasters warned a second March storm could worsen rail and communication lines. Weatherman Reed said continued heavy snowfall and low temperatures threaten disruption, with the storm spreading from the Rockies toward the Ohio valley.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Weather Bureau
Drospell
Great Lakes
Alississingt Valley
Rocky Mountain
Canadian
Ohio Valley
Texas
International News Wire
New Orleans
Nebraska
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Missing Priest Case Deepens After Auto Scratches
Virden March 14 Chief refinds car of Father John Vrantak rector Sacred Heart church missing for days. Scratched in rear seat read We way six inches high. Corn stalks and wheat stubble cling to chassis implying field driving. Saint Christopher medal missing. door marks suggest forced removal.
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Virden
Hig
Christopher
Bishop Tuttle in coma amid illness at 86
St Louis March 14 Right Rev Daniel S Tuttle aged 86 presiding bishop of the Episcopal church in the United States was reported in a state of coma at his home this afternoon with physicians saying death might come at any hour the illness was described as serious and may prove fatal today
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St. Louis
Mac
Daniel S. Tuttle
Episcopal Church
United States
Two Women Sentenced in Chicago Poison Plot Murders
Mrs Klimek and Mrs Koulik, dubbed female Bluebeards, face life and long terms as juries convict them in a Chicago murder case linked to a wholesale poison plot. Mrs Klimek receives a life sentence for her third husband's murder Frank Kupczyk. A new trial motion is scheduled for Saturday.
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United Preas
Chicago
Nellie Koulk
John Sturmer
Sturmer
Koutik
Tillie Klimek
Klimek Swas
Frank Kupczyk
Counsel of Vets Bureau Chief Cramer Found Dead
Charles F. Cramer former general counsel for the veterans bureau, who resigned weeks earlier amid criticism, was found dead in Washington. Police say death by self-inflicted gunshot, with a maid and chauffeur present nearby. Cramer’s resignation was accepted shortly before his death amid ongoing Senate investigations into bureau contracts and construction.
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Associated Praan
Washington, D. C
Charles F. Cramer
Veterans’ Bureau
Umt Heaid
Cramer
San Francisco
Bureau
New York
Mi Mer
Union Station
Sax
Veterans’ “Bureau
Forbes
Congress
Tegal
Senate
Frank
Tl. Hines
John F. O'Ryan
Bootlegger Denies Officials' Names in Liquor List
Washington March 11 The Washington Post printed an affidavit by James M Connor denying that the list of names seized in a raid on his home included officers and state department officials as those to whom he had sold liquor The list said to number more than $00 and was described as automobile sales prospects by Connor in connection with the affidavit
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Washington, D. C
Washington Post
James M. Connor
Prohibition Enforcement
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
State Department
Connor
Wrere
Former Rail Union Chief Critically Ill in Baltimore
The former head of a rail workers union in Baltimore Maryland is reported critically ill. Details are sparse but the condition was described as grave and lifelike.
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