Republicans Uncertain What We Needed in Tariff Tax Debate
Washington dispatch reports Republican readers feel unsure about tariff legislation and its countrywide impact. Longworth and Fordney clash over sequencing of tariff and tax reform while leaders fear political unpopularity over repealing gross profits tax. Penrose and Mellon influence hinted as centrals in shaping a courageous course amid fiscal tension.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, DC
Busic BS
Ee i Longworth
Fordney
White Longworth
Penrose
Washgton
Reed
White House
Senate
House
Unawax Car Kills Denver Attorney in Dragging Runaway
Denver attorney allicotte was killed when struck by a runaway touring car that rammed through the steep downtown district. Pedestrians narrowly escaped injury as the driverless vehicle dashed along, prompting shock in the busy area.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Allicotte
Weather Outlook for Week from AP in Washington DC
AP forecasts for the week starting Monday in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Generally fair conditions are expected with temperatures considerably lower than the previous week.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
South Sea Islanders Strike for Shorter Hours
San Francisco March 19 native laborers at South Sea Island ports struck for higher wages and shorter hours delaying the cargo of the schooner Tanawa by two weeks. Captain O Jensen reported liquor given to chiefs helped secure necessary labor to load the vessel.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
South Sea Island
O. Jensen
Jepsen
Baby Girl Hurt in Auto Mishap
Two year old Elinor Louise Coie suffered three facial gashes requiring seven stitches after a collision on Williston avenue involving Percy Mc Laren and a second vehicle. Her mother, Mrs B F Coie, aged injured with a badly bruised leg, was driving and squeezed between the steering and seat. Both cars sustained damage.
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Elinor Louise
Allied Occupation Nets Menaces Essen
Berlin reports Allied plans target Essen Krupp works as next objective in Germany. Army circles say advancement extends along the Duisburg Essen railway with troops within three miles of Essen and over 15 miles east of the Rhine. Towns entered include Mulheim Oberhausen Wedau Speldorf. British warships anchor in German ports causing Reichstag concern.
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Berlin
Essen
Krupp
Germany
Duisberg-Essen
Entente
Rhine
Mulheim
Oberhausen
Wedau
Speldore
Reichstag
Russian General Is Arrested in Poland
Warsaw dispatch reports Gen. Nicoli Peremkin commander of the third Russian antibolshevik army, two staff officers, and Countess Jeanne Zammojska arrested by Polish army intelligence. They are accused of plotting against Boris Sayinkoff, war minister in the 1917 Kerensky government, and leaders of Russian social revolutionaries in Poland. They are held in the military prison.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Nicoli Peremkin
Antibolshevik
Jeanne Zammojska
Boris Sayinkoff
Kerensky
Petrograd
Poland
Gas Discovery Triggers Stampede in Saskatchewan Foothills
In the Pas area, reports say a flow of gas near the Pasaua river Sask is attracting attention 100 miles west of The Pas. Dozens of small syndicates form and large land blocks are taken amid difficult access. Indigenous visitors appear cautious while using the site for canoe cementing bark repairs.
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Associated Press
Pas
Manitoba
Pasaua River
Sask
Bnown
Relics Stolen From Bologna Museum
Valuable historical artifacts of Joachim Murat king of Naples are reported stolen from the Rennaissance museum in Bologna. The items include Murat s grand collar and iron cross cordon and a sword given by Napoleon Bonaparte. The relics belonged to Marquis Pepoli, Murat s grandson.
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Associated Press
Bologna
Italy
Joachim Murat
Naples
Rennaissance Museum
Order of the Two Sicilies
Iron Cross
Murat
Napoleon Bonaparte
Pepoli
Record Receiving Wireless Sets World Best Pace
New York March 19 World record for receiving radio messages was set here last night by BOG Seutter an operator for the New York Times. Seutter won a receiving test at the second district amateur radio convention surpassing the former record of 7 words a minute held by Tony Gerhart of San Francisco.
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Associated Press
New York
Bog
Seutter
New York Times
Amateur Radio
Tony Gerhart
San Francisco
Weather bulletin lists towns across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin
A March 19 1921 weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau at Charles City Iowa includes a subjoined report with towns Albert Lea Minnesota Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault Minnesota La Crosse Wisconsin Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Water 1100 pea Waverley remaining: condition wood pusetted showsty weather forecurt joaigns and Sanday.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des ‘Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Grosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Pea Waverley
Bert Leston Taylor Dies of Pneumonia in Chicago
Chicago humorist Bert Leston Taylor known as B L T and originator of the Chicago Tribune column A Line o Type or Two died at his home after a two week illness. He was 1866 born Goshen Massachusetts and began in Duluth before moving to Chicago in 1899. Survived by widow Emma Bonar Providence R I and two daughters Alva and Barbara Taylor.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bert Leston Taylor
Chicago Tribune
Emma
Bonar
Providence
R. L
Alva
Barbara Taylor
Taylor
Goshen
Mass
Plainsfield
N. H
Duluth, Minn
News-Tribune
Chicago Journal
The
Tribune
Puck
New York Sun
New York
B. IL. T
Reonferee
Insurance Man Hounded to Death by Creditors
Chicago report states George J. Kuebler president of International Macual Fire Insurance was driven to suicide by relentless creditors. He leaped from a tenth floor window. a discharged cartridge lay in his pocket. Recently divorced, he planned to marry Mrs. Della Crowder Miller of Salem Oregon, a noted writer and musician.
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United Press
Chicago
George J. Kuebler
International Macual Fire Insurance Company
Jin
Della Crowder Miller
Kuebler
Miller
Salem
Ore
Kuebier
Livestock Men Urge White House Relief For Cattle
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas and a delegation of livestock men met at the White House seeking immediate relief for the cattle industry. They urged lower freight rates and measures to cut imports of foreign meat.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Arthur Capper
Kansas
White House
No Agreement Reached At Oelwein Wage Conference
In March 19 special report, Chicago Great Western officials and employees failed to reach a wage reduction agreement at the first conference. The two sides adjourned after 1 hour 12 minutes in the private car of General Manager C. L. Hinkie. Both sides expect no decision today and may submit the matter to the railway labor board.
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Qelwein
Chicago Great Western Railway
George Wright
C. G. W. System Federation of Railway
Railway Employes
Department of American Federation of Labor
C. L. Hinkie
Railway Labor Board
J. E. Walker
United Brotherhood of Maintenance
Way
Hinkle
Cuyler Testifies on Opposed Wage Agreements
Chicago March 19 Thomas DeWitt Cuyler chairman of the Association of Railroad Managers testified before the U S labor board on how railroad executives moved to abrogate national agreements Walsh questioned the shift from majority support to opposition among the labor committee Cuyler said he opposed all national rules and working agreements and that the road committee consisted of lawyers bankers and retired capitalists He indicated the Pennsylvanias role and noted New York Central would have backed the report if its stance had remained favorable
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United Press
Chicago
United States Labor Board
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
Association of
Railroad Managers
Frank P. Walsh
Cuyler
The
Executives’ Association
W.W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Labor Committee
Atterbury
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
Walsh
Railroads face push for disarmament talks Easter Sunday
Washington March 19 a series of disarmament conferences will be held Easter Sunday with attention to needless waste. Emma World Disarmament committee chairwoman said witnesses denied having money for wars. The hearing cited railroads and a publicity campaign against national agreements. Frank Walsh accused railroads of seeking to smash unions through paid publicity. Cuyler denied Lee was his press agent, noting past mine publicity and Rockefeller foundation ties. (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)
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United Press
Washington, D
Miss_ Emma
Walsh
Packers
Wana Railroads
Union Lear
Cuyler
Ivy Lee
Wash
Rockefeller
Colorado
Associated Press
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Frank Walsh
R. M. Barton
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railroad Executives
Mr. Lee
Mrs. Walsh
Barton
Mr. Cuyler
Lee
Mr. Walsh
Rockefeller Foundation
Attorneys Seek Stay To Bar Stillman Testimony In Divorce
New York. Attorneys for James A. Stillman obtained a stay of proceedings to delay his testimony in his divorce suit against Mrs. Fifi Potter. The move aims to block questions on income and personal life. Mrs. Leeds, linked to Stillman, reportedly hid in Miami with her infant son while his yacht Modesty remained offshore. Financial circles foresee Stillman possibly resigning as National City Bank president, a post paying $100000 yearly.
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United Press
New York
James A. Stillman
Fifi” Potter
Stillman
Florence Leeds
Oelwein Woman Loses Arm in Tree Felling Accident
Oelwein Iowa March 19. Mrs George Shirk aiding her husband severed her right arm when an ax struck while the tree was felled toward telephone wires. She blocked the strike but the blow still severed the limb and surgeons hope infection can be prevented to save the arm.
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Qelwein, Ja
George Shirk
Scott Salary Boost Bill Passes Senate
United Press reports in Des Moines that the Scott Bill to raise municipal court judge salaries passed the Senate and moves to the House. The plan sets annual pay at 3000 for under 80000 population, 3400 for 30000 to 75000, and 2600 for over 75000, with increases for clerks bailiffs and deputies.
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Scott
Senate
cBy United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
House
Viviani Sails Today With League Appeal
Havre dispatch reports Rene Viviani former French premier sails from Havre aboard the Hiner Lor raine bound for New York to seek President Harritz’s view on the league of nations. He will proceed to Washington upon arrival in the United States.
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Mellon
Melon
Congress
Aldrich
New York Evening Fest Inc
United Press
Havre
Rene Viviani
France
New York
Harritz
League of Nations
Washington
United States
White Deer to Lead Fight for Squaw Votes in Election
By United Press New York March 19 Princess White Deer Mohawk Indian interpretative dancer and Broadway star says a real red faction will push for voting rights for squaws at the next presidential election. She warns taxation fears block ballots and urges action now while land fears fade. Smoke La Azora, Girard, Harvester, Dutch Master noted in ad.
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United Press
New York
Susan B. Anthony
The
American Indian Today
White Deer
Open Shop Behind Controversy Divides Carpenters
Carpenters reject a master builders compromise to return at 80 cents per hour until a permanent wage scale is fixed by June 1 1923. The plan would base pay on averaging Iowa city wage scales and include back pay if a higher rate is later adopted, while work resumes Monday only if a final settlement is reached.
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Carpenters’ Union
Iowa
Courier
Fisi
Unio
Waterloo
Union
Tim
Udice
Lismed
AJL
Sherrill
H L. Errichson
A. Morse
B. & Morgan
Tor Tractors
Mendar
Des Moines
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Dubuque
Sioux City
Burt Dodge
Marshalltown
Mason City
Burlington
Ito
Liberal Moonshiner Dupe of Deputies in Raid on Home Still
Des Moines reports a rural sheriff’s raid led to the discovery of a large operating still at the Ginsberg residence. Deputy Barron allegedly accepted a contract from the moonshiner to be paid 200 dollars monthly with 30 days notice before stopping production, amid broader union negotiations and a disputed wage proposal affecting Waterloo area carpenters.
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O'Keefe, Barron
McAtree
Ginsberg
Ptary
Ynen Ginsberg
Tata
Barron
Michigan Senator Pinched in Juarez for Picture Plot
El Paso March 19 Senator B Scully of Michigan was arrested in Juarez for taking photographs of Mexican beggars. Upon learning his identity police released him, promising he will be more careful with his kodak.
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el Paso
Tex
B. Scully
Michigan
Juarez
Mixed Identity Murder Confession Details in Indiana Case
Kosciusko county officials pursue motives behind Virgil Decker's attack on his friend Leroy Lovett at a cottage by the Tippecanoe river. Decker admits striking Lovett, moving body to a buggy and rail crossing, then fleeing as a train approached. He denies prior plans to claim insurance and says he found solace in religion during confinement.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County
Virgil Decker
Atwood
Leroy Lovatt
Hikhart
Decker
Tippecanoe River
Lovett
Sherif Moon
Guy
Tie
Fred Decker
Leroy
Deckey
Oo Lavett
Nai Ato
Wes
Mar~ion
Lovett Lad
George Walker
Nappanee
Jesus
Virgil
Mrs. Moon
Merger of Roads Would Eliminate Sums of 2 Rates
The Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve a $3,339,500 purchase of the Wisconsin North ern railway, a 333% mile short line in a high traffic district. The filing argues current local rate sums hinder market access and deter investment.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Des Moines Tenants Prepare to Battle Rent Increases
Des Moines tenants rally against rent hikes amid reports of large flat owners boosting rents on April 2 and May 1. Landlords blame tax increases and housing shortages for the rises, while tenants threaten court action. Portland population figures for 1920 show whites at 252,961 with Chinese 31,846 and other groups listed.
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United Press
Des Moines
Portland
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ore
Cabinet Members of in League Aid to Foreign Trade
United Press reports that several Harding cabinet members favor boosting American foreign trade to lift business mood. They call for U S voice in any league of nations, ahead of Viviani's visit. suggestion includes buying foreign securities and investing in utilities to distribute wealth like Britain once did as a creditor nation.
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IN League
United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
America
Association of Nations
Washington
Viviani
France
Publisher of American Boy Magazine Dies in Detroit
Detroit report notes Jacob Cotner 61 publisher of the American Boy magazine and secretary treasurer of Sprague Publishing Core died here yesterday in mid March.
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United Press
Detroit
Jacob ,Cotner
Bor
Sprague Publishing
Courier Delivery Notice for Evening Paper
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you do not receive your paper by then, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Harvester
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Hitchuman
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Tippecanoe Cabin
Pussyfoot Johnson
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Hampton
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Pussyfoot) Johnson
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