Democrats Weigh Stand on World Court and League Ahead
Washington column examines Democratic strategy on the permanent court of international justice, the League of Nations, and President Wilson’s potential stance. It notes divisions within the party over reservations and the risk of GOP splits, with the May deadline and Harding Johnson fights shaping the debate.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hardmb
League of Nations
Permanent Court
International Justice
Harding
Senate
Jung
Johnson
Paper Delivery Notice From The Courier
The Courier advises delivery to your home before 5 40. If you do not receive your paper by then call 5100. One copy will be seen. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p.m.
Special Turbine to Boost Waterloo Power Plant Capacity
Citizens Gas & Electric plans to double output at Lafayette Street station by installing a 10 000 kilowatt turbo generator built for them by Allis-Chalmers in Milwaukee. Austin Burt, general manager, says delivery will expand service to factories farms and nearby towns as lines extend and demand grows. Burt will travel to Milwaukee to inspect progress on the turbine under construction.
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Waterloo
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Ex Ruler Milena of Montenegro Dies Shaping Royal Matches
Rome March 17 Queen Milena of Montenegro has died, a death that may affect plans for King George and Queen Mary of England to visit Rome in May. Milena, mother of nine, had opposed suitors for Princess Yolanda and helped heal a royal match with Count Di Verbola. Montenegro’s deposition after a coup by M Peamenatz changed her status.
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Italy
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France
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Bishop Urges Immediate Attack on Divorce in Sermon
Bishop William T. Manning branded the nation’s divorce laws as a step toward legalized free love during a Cathedral of St. John the Divine address. He urged a comprehensive attack on divorce by all religious organizations.
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William T. Manning
St. John the Divine
Manning
Militarist gaps and pay myths in world comparison report
United States ranks near bottom in manpower among seven nations studied while pay rates distort defense costs. The analysis cites conscription status, population ratios, and per capita spending, noting French and Russian pay scales skew impressions of US militarism and defense expenditure.
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Four Die As Fire Destroys Bakery In Sverett
A widow Mrs Cleopatra Karas her two children Polly and Gus Karas and her brother in law were killed when a bakery burned in Sverett Washington. The blaze appeared diary led and an ax attack followed by arson. The killer set oil and fire, leaving two suspects at large.
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Roosevelt Signs Naval Base Order for San Francisco
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevel t signs an order establishing a naval operating base at San Francisco. The move follows the Readmapoard report and is dated in March in Washington D C.
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Weather Outlook for Washington Week March 17
Weather forecast for Washington DC and region calls for an abnormally cold start to the week, then rising temperatures, followed by another cold spell. Overall, expect generally fair conditions with possible snow or rain around midweek.
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Woman Who Went Over Falls Identified
The woman who went over the falls to her death on Thursday in Buffalo is identified as Helen Boland, 28, of Brooklyn. Her brother Joseph V. Boland said she recently suffered a nervous breakdown and had been in a sanitarium.
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Beautiful model linked to underworld gang murder
Police probe in New York center on Dorothy King found murdered in her apartment with jewelry and fur missing. A comb known as Watson’s comb was found near the bed, and investigators consider the killing a possible attempt to silence a dangerous associate named Inan. The victim’s mother claims the man was capable of murder and had claimed past killings.
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International News
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Winter Storms to Drench Midwest as Cold Wave Looms
Weather bureau warns of an exceptionally severe cold wave sweeping the Midwest from the northwest on Sunday. Temperatures may plunge to 40 degrees below zero in parts of Canada and below zero in the U.S. with snows and frost forecast across the nation through midweek.
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Policeman Identifies Body of Mutilated Man Found in Snow
Chicago March 7 a police officer identified the mutilated corpse found in snow near the governor’s mansion. Authorities think associates of Edward Aorrow serving life for Detective Isdwart Mallen’s murder may be involved. Police Lieut Willan Tyeton identified the victim McBride whose body was found after an escape from San Quentin involvement.
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State Prepares to Identify Papers From Red Raid
In St Joseph Michigan May 17 the trial of Milan Z Poster Chicago charged with violation of the Michigan anti syndical straw was adjourned to Monday as the state prepares testimony on identifying hundreds of papers seized in the raid at the alleged Communist party convention. Federal agent Maurice Wolff testified about identifying papers found in barrels unearthed from the dunes but did not finish his testimony when court adjourned.
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Logan Square Bank Reopening Delayed by Indictment News
David Wiedlmann senior, father of the Logan Square Trust & Savings Bank vice president, resigns as cashier at Harvey National Bank amid forgery larceny and state banking law violations indictments. Harvey bank president says no Logan Square securities. Logan Square Trust & Savings Bank closed after president Red W. Popp was found dead with a bullet wound.
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Harding U K notes rejection of Rhine army cost cut
President Harding approved a note drafted in Washington by Secretary Hughes rejecting allied pleas for a reduction of the 256000000 dollar U S bill for the American army of occupation in Germany. Hughes to proceed with Rhineland negotiations per administration policy.
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Russell to Take New York College Post May
Dr William F Russell dean of the college of education at the State University of Iowa has accepted the appointment as director of the International Institute Teachers College New York He will assume his new duties May 1
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Rubber Co Announces Tire Price Increases Akron Announcement
Good Year Tire & Rubber Co. said prices for passenger car tires rise by 10 percent and inner tubes by 7 1/2 percent. The new prices take effect Monday in Akron as part of a nationwide adjustment.
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Burbank Probe Brings Impeachment Talk And Delays
The report describes delays in selling assets as the state investigates financial management and possible misconduct in the treasury. Officials debate impeachment and the legislature adjourns amid unresolved questions about the administration.
Jesup and Ellsworth Reach Finals at T C Tournament
Ellsworth, debuting at the Teachers College annual high school tourney, to meet Jesup in the finals at 7 30 tonight after strong showings in preliminaries. Jesup, 1922 champion and Buchan an county leader, beat Shell Rock 35 11 and Hudson earlier while Ellsworth defeated Hansell and Hamilton county rivals to advance.
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Osage Defeats Oskaloosa in Basket Tournament
Osage beat Oskaloosa 28 to 18 to reach the final against Council Bluffs in a state high school basketball tournament. The other semifinal saw Council Bluffs defeat Spirit Lake as the final round set for tonight in Boone.
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Oldest U S Catholic bishop in service dies in Missouri
Right Rev. A. P. Burke bishop of St. Joseph diocese and the oldest Catholic bishop in the United States by service died at his home in St. Joseph Missouri aged 75 after three years of poor health. He led the diocese for twenty years and was ordained in Rome in 387h. Francis Gillian formerly of St. Louis had acted as coadjutor with right of succession during the last five months.
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U S Army Planes Arrive In Santo Domingo After Test Flight
Six United States army aircraft involved in tests from Port au Prince Haiti to San Antonio Porto Rico arrived in Santo Domingo this morning.
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Golf or Salt Laws Q A Guide for Players
A mixed notice outlines a study feature by Innis Brown and hotelit players with a first release on Monday March 19. It promises questions and answers about golf laws and offers a tip for the round to Alex Smith.
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Filibuster Wins Campbell Action On Road Measure
Long political clash ends with a victory for filibuster opponents in the Campbell road measure debate. Lawmakers postpone committee action to Monday as supporters argue the bill aids county revenue planning while opponents fear broader fiscal chaos. Federal Judge W Kenyon praised certain senators but urged economy not to hinder state education. Two former Polk sheriffs must surrender condemned funds under Wichman bill. Legislation also advances on tax exemptions and bond approval thresholds.
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