Forces mobilize for final city election drive
Absent voters ballots draw demand as Tuthill appeals for Gnagy ticket. City clerks prepare registration at polling places while straw polls favor Rector and Thompson. Waterloo ticket organizers plan last day broadsides and mass meetings as clubs and women’s groups rally for the campaign.
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Louis E. Bickelberg
Aitho
Rector
Thompson
Gnagy
Stillwagon
Eickelberg
First Ward
Gregg
R. C. Thompson
Tuthill
Eurth
A. E. Gragy
Mr. Tuthill
William McGlade
Frank Finn
Henry Errichson
Thomas Dolan
Joe Rickert
J. 8. Reetor
A. ©. Grier
Glenn Tibbitts
R. G. Wilkins
Riehl Street
E. B. Mounsey
Fourth Street
First Brethren Church
Sixth
Wellington Streets
Thomas Dolen
Gable Street
Vern Wilson
Glenwood Street
J. H. Rose
Kern Street
Local event features mock trial and sermon plan
Hutchings appeared with Miz Irene Rohde as third man while Dr B J Lockwood introduced him. A mock trial with B L A Wangler as defendant amused attendees. Fickelberg announced he would close his camp at Bau Hur hall Sunday afternoon and preach on principles not politics.
Congress Raises Clear Issue for Harding on Army
The piece argues President Harding should form a tight, incorporated leadership group from trusted cabinet members and Republican leaders to craft a united party program. It suggests Taft as counsel and notes the need for decisive, collaborative leadership to guide Congress quickly.
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Congress
Harding
White House
Taft
William Allen White
Best Minds, Inc
Best Minds
United States
New York Evening
Post. Inc
Grain Growers Convention Splits as Directors Resign
Chicago March 24 The United States Grain Growers Inc the world s largest farmers cooperative faced a split at its first annual convention with the resignations of three Illinois directors and a North Dakota director declining to serve William G Eckhardt De Kalb IL was defeated for re election 22844 to 18941 Protest by administration delegates from Illinois against alleged autocratic methods marked the dispute
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Chicago
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Farmers’ Co-Operative Organization i the World
North Dakota
William G. Eckhardt
de Kalb
Ill
Andi
Hlinots
Another Bluffs Bandit Gang Member Seized in Missouri
Tom Haley, arrested yesterday at St Joseph Missouri, was taken into custody in Missouri on a warrant from Sheriff William Groneweg of Pottawattamie county. Haley is to be arraigned on a murder charge connected to the gang that had its base at Schneider Farm near Council Bluffs where Railroad Detective Robert Murray was killed months ago. Haley and another man reportedly escaped during the fight.
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Council Bluffs
Tom Haley
St. Joseph
William Groneweg
Pottawattamie County
Schneider Farm
Here
Robert Murray
Groneweg
Haley
Nationwide engineers strike widens in England
London March 24 Forty seven labor unions with over 600000 engineers have voted overwhelmingly to reject employers terms. The engineering lockout will likely expand to include about a million workers as a consequence of the decision.
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London
France urged to resume trade with Russia in deputies’ plea
Paris March 24 Deputies hear an urgent demand for immediate reestablishment of commercial relations with Russia voiced by Deputy Delesalle of Lille. The remarks come amid a wave of new arrivals at the city’s millinery shops.
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Paris
France
Russia
Chamber of Deputies
Delesalle
Lille
Senate Rejects All Amendments to Pacific Pact
The U S Senate refuses every proposed amendment to the four power pacific treaty. Reservations on outside powers in conferences and on the Anglo Japanese alliance fail in votes from 36 to 66 and 30 to 62. Pittman and La Follette reservations lose as senators clash over independence and domestic questions.
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Walsh
Tve
Borah
Ranea
Johnson
la Follette
Norris
Nebraska
Underwood
Myers
Will Ums
Robbinson
Underwood, Williams
Ransdell
Chamber
Pittman
Nevada
France
Dial
Kendrick
Ransdeff
Williams
LaFollette
Philippines Aid
United States
Philippine Islands
Johnson and Ladé
North Dakota
Plesiosaur Hunt Led by Buenos Aires Geologists
An expedition departing for Patagonia under the Buenos Aires geological gardens plans to capture or destroy alleged plesiosaur or similar beasts in an Andean lake. The party travels armed with elephant rifles lances and explosives to flare the waters and drive the creature to the surface. A zoo taxidermist accompanies with embalming materials for preserving any carcass.
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Pros
Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Cement price bids signal Illinois supply talks fail
Springfield report says Gov Smalls demanded cement at 1.56 a barrel. Morning bids for two million barrels ranged 1.40 to 1.60. Cement firms call the governor’s price moot and cite higher demand and a coal strike threat. Marquette had a 1.30 bid a month ago but did not submit today.
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Springfield
Smalls
Marquette Company
Dr Bodwell Injured in Car Collision Involving Baker
Dr Ross C Bodwell of 7L1 Reber Avenue was injured and his car demolished in a collision at the corner of Reber Avenue and Moir Street at 1 p.m. today. The other driver was Charles C Clute, a baker of 210 Lupton Street. Bodwell suffered painful bruises and a wrenched back, he said.
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Reber Avenue
Charles C. Clute
Lupton Street
Moir Street
Hodwell
Former Iowa pastor dies in Brooklyn
Rev. Sidney Crawford, who served as Congregational minister in Lyons Iowa and other cities, died at his Brooklyn home at age 76.
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Iowa
Brooklyn
New York
Sidney Crawford
Lyons
Strike Plans Rise From United Mine Workers Meet in Cleveland
Leaders of the United Mine Workers in Cleveland outline plans for the April 1 strike as 600,000 coal miners prepare to walk out. President John J. Lewis and officials said the walkout would proceed and that unity remained strong across divisions in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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John J. Lewis
New York
Phillip Murray
Fittehurgh
Western Pennsylvania
International News Service
International
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Indianapolia
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Frank Farrington
Mlinors
Illinois
Haller
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Matn
William Roy
Ohio
Fred Mooney
Mingo County
West Virginia
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Tumara
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Daugherty
Ot Lahner Davis
Washington
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa State Federation of Labor
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Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia & Reading
Veterans Support for Adjusted Compensation Passes Senate
Harford MacNider states that the overwhelming majority favor the adjusted compensation bill for former service members. He notes bipartisan backing and despite strong opposition, believes the measure will become law after passing in the Senate and previously in the House.
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Naldachider
American Legion
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Senate
Pawnshop Bandits Escape With Gems Worth Ten Thousand
In Chicago on March 24 armed bandits held up the Loan Bank of Max Rosenthal and escaped with diamonds and jewelry valued at about $10,000 after a bystander named Benjamin Goldberg entered during the holdup. It was the third pawnshop robbery in a week.
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Chieags
Max Rosenthal
Shie Ging
Benjamin Goldberg
Whiskers Club Sets Prize Quest for 49ers Celebration
In Sacramento on March 24 more than 200 citizen certificates were shown by barbers as members of the Whiskers Club prepare for the Days of '44 celebration in May. The club offers liberal prizes for the shaggiest facial foliage at the event.
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United Praca
Sacramento
Cal
Whiskers Club
Kansas Industrial Court Orders Coal Strike Hearing
The Kansas industrial court ordered an investigation of conditions in the Kansas mining district related to the impending strike and summoned officials of the Southwest Interstate Coal Operators' Association and United Mine Workers to appear before the court for a hearing in Topeka on March 29.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Industrial Court Today
Kansas Mining
Southwest Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers of America
Rebel Leader Surrenders as Chihuahua Reported Pacified
Mexico City March 24 Manuel Gutierrez a rebel leader active in Chihuahua surrendered unconditionally to the federal commander at Casass Grandes. The state of Chihuahua is now reported pacified as a result of the capitulation and subsequent government control.
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Mexico City
Mex
Manuel Gutierrez
Chihuahua
Casass Grandes
Congressman's Condition Improves After Auto Crash
Dallas report says Congressman Lucian Parrish, recently injured in a car crash, is expected to recover. A Wichita Falls message stated his condition is much improved and death was not imminent.
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Tex
Lucian W
Parrish
Wichita Falls
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