Peasant Mob Threatens Romanian Royal Family
In Belgrade dispatches report 60 000 peasants of the National Peasant party overwhelm police in Bucharest and threaten Prince Nicholas and Queen Marie. Mass meetings erupt as Bratiano’s government faces pressure. the premier warns troops may be used to crush any coup while peasants demand cabinet resignation and a shift of power before April 22.
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Belgrade
National Peasant Party
Bucharest
Nicholas
Maris
Ferdinand
Hoe
Caro
Maria
Dria Manin
Lader
Entre Bratiano
Carol
Romania
Bratisna
Mantu
Regency Council
Bratiano
Jan Bratiano
Teapot Dome Scandal Backed by Senate Debate
Senate debates the Teapot Dome affair and Sinclair connections as parliament confronts disclosures of bond profits used to fill a Republican deficit. Officials faced resignation calls while Senator Nye hints at further inquiries into New York Governor Smith and other administration ties.
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Marion
Nye
Borah
Idaho
Sinclair
Harding
Albert B. Pall
Interior
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
Laater
Edward S. Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
Action
Coolidge
Senate
Mellon
Robinson
Indiana
Smith
New York
New York State Racing Commission
Omunit Tea
Guy
Last Two Bus Crash Victims Leave Hospital
Thelma and Raymond fechafer, school children, leave Al ien Memorial Hospital for home after injuries from the Marble Rock bus crash. The driver and two other children were killed. remaining patients show signs of recovery.
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Thelma
Raymond Fechafer
Marble Rock
Alien Memorial Hospital
Khas
Sevim
Funeral services for Mrs Lewelett at O Keefe Towne chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Roger Lewelett aged 22 of 423 Heroic Street will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the O Keefe Towne chapel with Rev Clintan Smith officiating Burial will follow at Fairview All members of the Ren Hur order are asked to meet in the office at 214 Lafayette building to attend the service in a body
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Hoger Lovelety
Roger Lewelett
Heroic Street
O'Keefe
Clintan ¥. Smith
Fairview
Ren Hur Order
Lafayette Building
Wilkins Begins Flight From Fairbanks Toward Barrow
Capt George H Wilkins and Lieut Carl Ben Eielson completed a flight from Fairbanks to Point Barrow Alaska in a campaign to probe the Arctic continent. The radio guided venture described crossing Endicott Range and tundra in cold conditions with a wooden plane chosen for arctic resilience.
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Seward
Alaska
George H. Wilkins
Fairbanks
Point Barrow
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Barrow
United States Signal Corps
Wilkins
Carl Ben Eielson
Messnges
Endicott Mountain Range
Flers
Endicott Range
Arctic
Judge Insanity Allegations Rock Chicago Jury Trials
Chief Justice Pat Insane Judge on jury trial cases. Harry Olson testified in the trial of Judge John Stelk charged with forging notary seals in a $500000 deed plot. Olson said Stell was bizarre and catatonic and assigned to jury trials during a two year period despite claims of insanity.
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Chicago
Harry Olson
John Stelk
Olson
Stell
Stel
Townsley Addresses Kiwanis on Waterloo Tax Values
City Assessor J. A. Townsley spoke at the Kiwanis noon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson, citing a weak real estate market and the use of combined values as tax bases as sources of embarrassment. He noted Waterloo differs by separating ground value from improvements and cited Waterloo's taxable property at 75 million dollars after removing unassessable items.
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J. A. Townsley
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Townsley
Waterloo
Janitor Who Shot Teacher Captured in New Jersey
Twelve hours after Brooklyn teacher Helen Chevalier Kinthall was shot dead in her apartment, Martin Luther Willer a Black janitor was captured in Paterson New Jersey after a two hour confrontation with police. He confessed following questioning Captain Joseph Mosley said the man claimed robbery motive and the victim cried for help during the attack.
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New York
Helen Chevalier Kinthall
Brooklyn
Martin Luther Willer
Paterson
N. J
Joseph Mosley
Miller
Itheny
Convicted Slayer Leaps to His Death
James Bradley 45 escaped from deputy and wandered before leaping to his death near the Illinois Wisconsin boundary after escaping from custody. The case involves a murder charge from two years prior and a Northwestern university team reference appears in the chaotic text.
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Wankegan
Ith
James Bradley
Marquette
Mleh
Painteville
Bherst
Stallad
State Inc
Limois-Wisconsin
Tem perature and divorce case of Gurney Jenkins
Nel le Jenkins filed for divorce from Gurney Jenkins yesterday alleging cruel treatment. A temporary injunction restrains him from molesting her. custody of two minors is requested. The couple married on May 31.
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Nelle Jenkins
Gurney Jenkins
Wicep Eass Ey Ieee SL
Maree
Bop
Wis
Tierce
Brookhart Attacks High Ups Over Prohibition Enforcement
In Washington a Senate clash roils about the dry law with Senator Brookhart accusing high tone society and luxury hotels of fueling enforcement problems. Senator Bruce of Maryland rejects the claim and says not one member of the smart set has been convicted in Baltimore.
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Washington
D. C
Brookhart
Iowa
Bruce
Maryland
Baltimore
Dry
Former Clutier Banker Faces Trial For False Entry
Trial of F J Husak assistant cashier at Farmers State Bank of Clutier centers on alleged false entries to conceal overdrafts. Indicted on multiple counts, prosecutors trace transfers from estate accounts to conceal losses. Hearing paused for funeral, bench remains with Cum mins.
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Clutier
John Malin
J. J. Kopecky
Hahn
John Keartey
Vic
Charles J. Stevens
Montour
Neer
United States
Cumming
Marshalliawn
Cedar Rapids Tire Fire Causes Forty Thousand Damage
A March fire in Cedar Rapids destroyed tire tube company store and basement area, causing about 40000 in losses. The blaze, believed to have started in a basement, damaged vehicles and stock amid a tense scene as investigators inspected the scene yesterday.
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Cedar Rapids
Inwa Tire Tubes Company
MpiCh
Fannie Hurst Urges Strike Conference on Coal
Washington March 20 Fannie Hurst urged President Coolidge to convene a conference of operators minors and public representatives to end the soft coal strike and pursue remedial legislation. Her senate testimony described conditions in Pennsylvania coal fields as shaking the strikers faith in government.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Fannie Hurst
Jfet
Senate Coal Investigating Committee
Pennsylvania
Canever
International News Digest From Several Capitals
Reports from Bombay Berlin Madrid Vienna Budapest and Milan cover jewels for a Maharani in Indore potential U S tariff impacts on Europe a Spanish film censorship move Russo German talks pause Greek Catholic clashes Persian theater protests and a Pole Polish treaty disruption amid shifting borders.
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Bombay
Indore Treasury
Maharanee Sharmishtha
Nancy Ann Miller
Barwaha
Berlin
W.T. Layton
The
London Economist
United States
Madrid
Inwrests
America
Moscow
Soyire Union
Vienna
Moss Baker
Therlin
Germany
Poland
Po! Kine
Thrikary Lat
Milan
Maly
Uraberto Nebia
North Pole
Hla Marritig
Radiator Fumes Ignite. Waiter Burns in Bessford
Willard Monier, a waiter, suffered burns after striking a match and holding it near a radiator tank in Bessford on March 20. The resulting fumes ignited, threatening his life as repairs began on the damaged tank.
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Bessford
Willard Monier
Elderly Man Struck By Auto Remains Semiconscious
William Trueblood aged 68 of 108 Fourth Street was struck at 7 40 p m by Earl Culman of 234 Cottage Grove Avenue at the Seventh and Sycamore Street intersection. He suffered a fractured skull and injuries to the head and shoulders and remained semiconscious at St Francis Hospital. He had been living with his daughter Mrs William Perry at 10 Fourth Street East.
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William Trueblood
Fourth Street
Earl Culman
Cottage Grove Avenue
Seventh and
Sycamore Street
St. Francis Hospital
Trueblood
Culman
Quiman
William Perry
War Vet Released from Insane Ward Faces Trial Later
Milford Orcutt, a Des Moines war veteran, was released from the Anamosa state reformatory insane ward and will be tried in Polk County in September on assault charges. He allegedly assaulted Mrs. Frank Crawford and her 15 year old daughter, entering the Crawford residence, locking Mrs. Crawford in a clothes closet, and binding the girl and her escort. Orcutt’s insanity plea was sustained by a jury after seven months confinement.
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Des Moines
U.R
Milford Orcutt
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Polk County
Orcutt
Frank Crawford
Crawford
Continue Trial of Youth for Assault
Des Moines court resumes defense testimony in the Charles Brewster Perry assault trial. Perry is charged with assaulting Miriam Gossard in Webster City while Tietjin faces attempted assault charges involving Esther Patterson. The pair allegedly enticed the two Drake co-eds into a car and stopped on a secluded road near Des Moines.
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Des Moines
U.P
Charles Brewster
Perry
Miriam Gossard
Webster City
Drake
Herman Tietjin
Tietjin
Esther Patterson
Linden
Miss Gossard
Unemployment Not Regarded as Serious
Washington March 20 in a report to President Coolidge Secretary Davis says the unemployment data show mixed conditions. Some localities report more men out of work than before. others show slight rises in employment while some areas lack complete statistics.
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Washington, D. C
UPI
Coolidge
Labor
Davis
Labor Department
Fox
Man Wanted for Holdup Captured
Davenport, March 20. Charles R. Moose, wanted in a daylight robbery at People's Trust & Savings in Davenport on March 7, was arrested in Casper, Wyoming. Casper authorities say he will claim a $1,000 reward for his capture. He faces embezzlement and auto larceny charges in Davenport. Moose held up the bank cashier and escaped with $48.
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Davenport
U.R
Charles R. Moose
People’s ‘Trust & Savings Park
Casper
Wyo
Moose
Two Girls Born in Caesarian Operation
Mrs. Clarence Yender, 28, today gave birth to twin girls by Caesarian section at a hospital here. The babies weighed six and a half pounds each, and physicians reported twins under such conditions are uncommon.
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Carrol
Clarence Yender
Fire Alarm Reports Run in Reinbeck and Nearby
Various alarms notify fires in Reinbeck Iowa and nearby areas. An automobile at 2500 block Fourth West had brakes fail with no damage. A dwelling at 701 Lafayette suffered roof sparks with $5 damage. A second dwelling at 217 Eleventh East had roof sparks causing $50 damage. Foregoing line shows misprint and ad text about insurance.
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William Wailers
Reinbeck
Fourth West
Hazel Charlton
Lafayette
Henney
MacNider Rereads Battle Orders From 1918 Visit
Paris dispatch recounts Hanford MacNider revisiting a Vaux farmhouse where he posted three orders of the day for the Ninth Infantry during the 1918 Belleau Wood campaign. He recalls Loepe's order shaping the attack on July 4 1918 and notes his later Croix de Guerre and DSM awards. He travels with Franklin d Oller to inspect the Hellenu Wood memorial and to discuss his postwar ventures.
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Belleau Wood
Paris
Hanford MacNider
Leutenant
Ninth Infantry
Vaux
Chicago Tribune
Macc Nider
American Legion
Tours
Oler
Franklin d Oler
Pridential Insurance Company
Legion
MacNider
Second Division Association
Hellenu Wood
General Pershing
Albo
d'Oller
Public Ife
War Department
Mason City
East High to Select Music Entrants March 26
East High will choose entrants for vocal and piano solo events at a district contest to be held April 6 and 7 in Charles City. The home meet to pick representatives will be held Monday March 26 at 3 30 p m in the East High auditorium. Contestants include Naomi Walker Beatrice Eyves Dorothy Hill Eva Neubauer soprano class. Nathaniel Hackett Wright Steeves Cecil Miller Richard Crane baritone class. Melba Reed Russell Howe Blanche Douglas Marjorie Comfort Betty Herrington Esther Worrell piano solos. Judges are Mrs Robert Partrott Mrs Oliver Stevenson and Miss Naneen Davis.
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East High
Channes City
Grace Ullemeyer
Naomi Walker
Beatrice Eyves
Dorothy Hill
Eva Neubauer
Charles City
Nathaniel Hackett
Wright Steeves
Cecil Miller
Richard Crane
Melba Reed
Russell Howe
Blanche Douglas
Marjorie Comfort
Betty Herrington
Esther Worrell
Catalan Bible Printed In 14 Volume Set
The first Catalan edition of the Bible has been published in Barcelona. The work will comprise 14 volumes with three or four volumes released each year.
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Barcelona
Congress Today overview of Senate and House actions
Senate takes up Worbeck migratory bird bill while committees review flood control and coal probes. Agriculture subcommittee continues cotton inquiry. House debates radio bill. Civil service probes England Taylor contest. Military Affairs votes on Muscle Shoals bills.
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United Press
Senate
Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce
S 4 submarine disaster claims eight more victims
Boston officials report eight more bodies recovered from the sunken submarine S-4, including six sailors who tapped out relief messages for three days. The salvage operation at Charlestown naval hospital continues as investigators probe the disaster after the vessel was damaged by a coast guard destroyer.
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Boston
Mass
U.P
Charlestown Naval Hospital
Coast Guard
Paulding
Sub- Marine
Eddy Says Mayo Book Unauthentic
Sherwood Eddy attacked Katherine Mayo's Mother India as not representative of life in India. He spoke at the YMCA denouncing the book and contrasted it with crime in America to illustrate his point.
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Des Moines
INS
Sherwood Eddy
Katherine Mayo
Indiia
India
Canopus Club Hosts Conservatory Talent Evening
Canopus club members were entertained at Black's Tearoom today by Ross Conservatory of Music talents. Mrs. Mary Summers Myers read, Miss Betty Herrington played piano, and Miss Mary Virginia Larson performed aesthetic dancing with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Rigdon. Marriage licenses issued include Ackerson Yoeksteck Lorenz Lorenz Miller Mathews.
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Canopus Club
Nao
Black's Tearoom
Ross Conservatory of Music
Mary Summers Myers
Betty Herrington
Mary Virginia Larson
Brain Tests Progress in Memory Challenge
An Evening Post exercise outlines memory tests at universities. Readers are invited to attempt numbered sequences, group digits for recall, and note how far they can remember within ten seconds per item, with sample figures and answers.
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Thasa
Huge merger of wire companies reported in New York
The New York World reports an accomplished fact merger of the Mackay interests and the International Telephone and Telegraph Company. The combined group would span 125000 miles of cables and wires across the United States and Americas with 6325 million in assets. Details include bond and preferred share terms and executive retirements, and mention of cross-border links with Canada Mexico Cuba and Asia.
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New York
New York World Today
Mackay Companies
United States
Telephone & Telegraph
Canada
Mexico
Cubs
Central
South America
Mackay
Naithar Sosthenes Behn
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Clarefice H
International Telephone & Telegraph
France
Germany
Ching
Canadian Pacific Railway
Commercial Cable Company
Europa
American
Miami
Havana
Padhc
San Francisco
Manila
Shanghai
Eastern
Associated Cable
Marconi Company
London
Conning Tower of Granite Is Given to London Police
A granite conning tower built at Trafalgar Square will be used by London police to observe crowds at indignation meetings and demonstrations. The tower links to Scotland Yard by telephones for rapid police deployment and is lit by powerful arc lamps.
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London Police
London
England
Trafalgar Square
Scotland Yard
Farmer Ends Life in Personal Safety Incident
Frank Sayers, prominent farmer of Snon HU Jackson County, Tennessee, died last night from a self-inflicted bullet wound. Ullipaith was blamed. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Dougie
Frank Sayers
Snon HU
Ackson County
Ullipaith
Kellogg's All-Bran Eases Chronic Constipation
A 65 year old export Penna man reports daily bowel movements after using Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad claims constipation causes many illnesses and touts All-Bran as a guaranteed relief, with two tablespoons daily and versatile uses in meals and cooking.
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Kellogg
Kellogg's
Ral Y Kellogg
Battle Creek
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