Tenth Convention of Rotary Clubs Opens Tomorrow
The tenth annual conference of the eleventh district of Rotary International opens tomorrow in Waterloo with Rotarians and wives from across the state arriving. Registration starts 9 am at the Rep. Registration building. Banquet at Forum hall is planned with capacity for 1,200 and a gala social calendar.
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Rotary Clubs
Waterloo
Rotary International
Davenport
R. J. Russell
Russell Lamson
Repass Automobile Company
Park Avenue
W. Beverstock
Russell- Lamson
East High School
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
Weeks
Des Moines Rotary Club
Nayenport Convention
Hatfield
Cedar Falls
Oelwein
Chariton
Grundy Center
Uncheon
Harry. Morehouse Gage
Cog College
Cedar Rapids
FE. Elmo Lincoln
Claveland
Mason City
Maynard Tournier
Marsh Laboratories
Chicago
Aul
Forum
Forum Hall
Harmony Kings
Seattle
Washs
Waterlon
K. of P
Martin Invincible
San Felice Cigars
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Oil Committee May Ask Marsh About Doheny's Contribution to Democrats
In Washington the oil committee pressed for a probe linking Doheny donations to the Democratic national committee. Senator Spencer urged wider inquiry, noting Doheny's $75,000 contribution vs the $8,000 record. Marsh, former DNC treasurer, said records at the Democratic HQ will detail every penny and donor.
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Oil Committee
Marsh
Doheny
Washington, D. C
Wien
Senate Oil
Spencer
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Democratic ‘National Committee
Fred Ww. Upham
Republican Party
E. Doheny
Democratic National Fund
Her
Senate
Walsh
Will Hayst
Frederick W. Upham
Hays
Wilbur W. Marsh
Penty
Washington
Harold Vivian
New York Times
New York
Will H. Hays
Sinclair
Vivian
Joseph J. O'Neill
O'Neil
Martin J. Powers
Philadelphia
Teapot Dome
Michael Circelli
Powers
Thompson
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Coolidge
Ohio
Chicago
Harding
Harry F. Sinclair
Republican
Missouri
Fred W. Upham
B.L. Doheny
Russia Mobilizes Army Rumor and Japan Arms Pact Plan
A Japanese war minister dispatch claims the Soviet government threatens to mobilize its army. Japan is not retreating but would seek protest and support from other powers to uphold the Washington pact and protect Chinese territory amid tensions with Russia over a Realign agreement.
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Don
Russia
Japan
Central
Lim
Tokio
China
Many Auto Crashes Reported for Week End in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a weekend surge of automobile crashes injuring several people. James Brody and Robert McDade suffered serious injuries when a vehicle struck pedestrians in Des Moines north area. McDade feared to have a fractured skull. Mrs J C Stock sustained a broken shoulder and possible internal injuries when her car overturned near Mitchellville. Mrs Bar Gearhart also injured. multiple minor accidents noted by police.
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Des Moines
James Brody
Robert McDade
McDade
J. C. Stock
Mitchellville
Bar Gearhart
Wheeler Illness Delays Daugherty Probe Hearings
Senate investigation into Attorney General Daugherty faces a postponement until Wednesday due to Senator Wheeler's severe cold and conflicting duties. Other members are occupied with Rio Grande hand transactions inquiry and the committee aims to proceed with Roxie Stinson’s testimony despite Wheeler’s absence.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Daugherty
Brookhart
Wheeler
Roxie Stinson
Jesse Smith
Indicted Engineer Faces Graft Charge At Petty Auto
Clarence P. McGrath indicted by the Marengo county grand jury on three counts of cheating by false pretense for using county funds to repair private cars, erasing names on bills, and substituting town county items. He resigned as county engineer after an audit. trial set before Judge Ralph Gito starting April 3. The three indictments total 458.90 dollars and allege purchase of tires for a private car paid by county funds.
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Marengo
Clarence P. McGrath
Lowa
Ralph Gito
McGrath
Town
County Board of Supervisors
Women's Ideas Used in League of Nations by Jane Addams
Jane Addams declares at a New York address that the Women's International League for Peace ideas helped shape Wilson's League of Nations. She notes Wilson valued the group's report and sought copies, while Addams asserts women's contributions aided the Paris effort. Ida Claude Clark criticizes press for focusing on women's physical changes over important achievements.
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League of Nations
Jane Addams
New York
Women
International League For Peace
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Ida Claude Clark
The
Pictorial Review
Pani to Be Mexican Ambassador to U.S.
Albert J. Pani minister of finance in President Obregon's cabinet has been named ambassador to the United States. Leon Salinas will take his place as minister of finance in Mexico City according to word received today.
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San Antonio
Tex
Albert J. Pani
Obregon
Amexico
United States
Mexico City
Leon Salinas
Pani
Northwood Bonds Sold to Schanke & Co in Refunding Sale
Northwood Iowa March 24 The board of education has sold $20,000 of 5 percent school refunding bonds to Schanke and Co Mason City at a premium of $180 The county board also sold a small issue of 5 percent drainage bonds to the same firm.
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Northwood
Board of Education
Schanke & Co
Mason City
American prelates elevated to cardinals in Rome consistory
Pope names two American archbishops Patrick Hayes of New York and George Mundelein of Chicago as cardinals in a secret Rome consistory. He lauds U S charity to Russia and other crises, noting American contributions to ongoing global relief efforts and upcoming planning for a Holy Year.
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Associated Press
Rome
Patrick J. Hayes
New York
George W. Mundelein
Chicago
Cardinal Hayes
American College
Cardinal Mundelein
College, of Propaganda
U. S
America
United States of America
Russia
United States
China
New Secretary of Navy Rolls Up His Sleeves for Work
Washington March 24 DL Wilbur Californus the new secretary of the navy arrived in the capital, rolled up his sleeves and went to work. He conferred an hour with President Coolidge at the White House then proceeded to the Navy Department to resume duties. He declined to discuss plans or policies but commented on a possible "big wave" plan as pretty good size.
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Washington, D. C
Wilbur
Californus
Navy
Rapitel
Seek to Learn Fate of LI Missing Girls
New York March 24. The fate of ten missing girls from the Long Island Letchwork Home over two years is being probed by a plan for a special prosecutor. Dr Anna Hochfelder and Capt Grant Williams claim bones found in a Cheesecock mountain cave are Lillian White and allege she was murdered by a former employee. They seek formal state action amid disputed leads and funding concerns.
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Hy United Press
New York
Smith Prans
Anna W. Hochfelder
Hochfelder
Cheesecock Mountain
Lillian White
Grant Wil- Name
Missing Persons Bureau
Mary Weissner
Letch Work
Hoechfelder
Letchwork
Hachtelder
Capt. Williams
British Transport Walkout Deepens AmidGoverment Gropes
London March 24 London faces a worsening transport strike with underground workers debating joining the walkout as electrical workers threaten night disruption. The labor government seeks a three fold solution to satisfy strikers private bus firms and the London County Council controlling municipal trams. Strikers demand eight shillings a week raise.
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London
London Iounty Council
Navy Chief Spends Sunday in Chicago Attending Church
Curtis D. Wilbur new secretary of the navy spent Sunday in Chicago en route from San Francisco to Washington. He attended church and said he would present naval suggestions to President Coolidge. He emphasized a strong efficient navy and prioritizing personnel.
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Navy
Chicago
Curtis D. Wilbur
Wilbur
San Francisco
Washingrton
Fore! Horton Teaches Golf for Courier Readers
Chester Horton, renowned golf coach, offers his first golf instruction for Courier readers. A daily lesson will be printed, brief and informative, well illustrated, catering to beginners and experienced golfers, men and women alike.
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Chester Horton
House Passes Act Legalizing Proposed New Building at County Poor Farm
The Iowa legislature acts to legalize construction at the Black Hawk county poor farm and other sites. The house passes three legalizing acts including a Toledo school project and a St Anthony Savings bank. Amendments lower the petition threshold for memorial buildings from 15 to 10 percent of voters. Public hearings planned this afternoon on budget bills and a board of control measure.
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County Poor Farm
Associated Press
State Senate
State Health Department
House
Health Department
Assembly
Black Hawk County
Toledo
St. Anthony
Iowa Democrats battlefield over national committeeman
Delegates across Iowa arc divided between Wilbur W Marsh of Waterloo and Clyde L Herring of Des Moines for national committeeman. County results show Marsh strong in Woodbury Grundy and Cedar while Herring gains in several other districts. Davenport convention eyes instruction levels as Polk County reports scattered pledges amid a tight statewide contest.
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Iessygea
Atbar
Jwo
Nus National Democratic
Des Moines
Hin
Davenport
United States
Clyde L
Waterloo
Washington
Marah King
Democratic Committee
Daughton
Marsh
Woodbury County
Plymouth County
Gherokes
Clay County
Woodbury
Herring
fLinn County
Cedar County
Grundy
Benton
Marshall
Tom Maloney
Maloney
Friend
Joseph Campbell
Campbell
Cerro
Gordo
Floyd
Allamakee
Clayton
Fayette County
Cass County
Independence
Issup
Clyde L. Herring
Dubuque County
Ripport
Anna
Associated Pro
Iowa
Wilbur W. Marst
Clyde
Polk County
Coluran
Rescue Crews Save Marooned Tourists in California Snow
Rescue teams battled a severe storm in California as skiers and motorists became marooned. Snow and cold forced evacuations from mountain highways while ranchers reported millions in losses from yesterday’s downpour.
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California
Los Angeles
Cal
Randia
Omlehe
Mauriitio
Pastors Approve Barefoot Dancers at St Mark’s Dance
A group of clergy members served as an unofficial jury and approved a barefoot dance at St Mark's In the Bowery New York despite Bishop Manning’s opposition. Thousands were turned away as carded admission limits were enforced and public turnout surged. Dr William Norman Guthrie defended the dance saying Manning’s stance was autocratic and he would stand by the performance. Six dancers symbolized birth death pain pleasure and virgin earth spirit accompanied by Ingan melodies and a harp.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Mark's - In -the-Bowerle
Mancning
William Norman Guthrie
St. Marks
Hishon Manning
New York Episcopal Diocese
Manning
Guthria
Escape From Wapello Jail Shocks Iowa Town
Oquy Banks and Herschel Reynolds, held on forgery and robbery charges, escaped from the Louisa county jail in Wapello Saturday night. A hacksaw and tools were used to cut a hole in the floor and exit through a basement window. Sheriff Schwob learned of the break while in Burlington and returned at 0:40 p.m. to find the pair gone.
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Muscatine
Oquy Banks
Herschel Reynolds
Cary
Columbus Junction
Louis County
Wapello
Schwob
Burlington
Tarbell Ill With Influenza In Pawhuska Oklahoma
Ida M. Tarbell noted magazine writer who has been in Pawhuska collecting material for a series of articles was ill with influenza today confined to her room in a hotel. condition not regarded as serious.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Ida M. Tarbell
Epworth League Votes to Hear Conscientious Objector
In Chicago on March 23 the Epworth League of Evanston's first Methodist church voted 117 to 9 to hear Brent Dow Allinson, a conscientious objector imprisoned in Leavenworth during World War I, speak on the Youth Movement in Germany, despite protests from Evanston Post American Legion and Northwestern University Dean John Wigmore. Dean Wigmore noted Allinson's pro-German wartime activities, while Rev. Ernest Title claimed the panel lacked defense for Allinson.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Evanston Post
American Legion
John , Wigmore
Northwestern University
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Evanston
Brent Dow Allinson
Leavenworth
Youth Movement
Germany
Legion
Allinson
Dean Wigmore
Ernest Title
Teapot Sinclair Held in Contempt by Senate Vote
The Senate certified Teapot Dome oil magnate Harry F. Sinclair for contempt for refusing to answer questions about the lease. If convicted, he faces up to five years and fines up to $1,000. Witnesses testified on other aspects of the inquiry as government lawyers planned grand jury action for April.
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Senate
International News Wire
Washington, D
United States Senate
Vera Harry PF. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Sinclair
Senate Public Lands
District of Columbia
Singlair
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Oil Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
C. C. Chase
el Paso
Albert B. Fall
Price McKinney
Cleveland
McKinney
Chase
Wro
Carmin A. Thompson
Coolidge
Harding
Oll Deal
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Waterloo Rotary
Verne Higbee
Boone, Inc
Frank H. Hatfield
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D. C
Fred A. Britten
Hatnois
Cuba
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Hendrik Shipstead
Minnesota
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Haynes
H. M. Lickert
United States Steel Corporation
Berlin
Marx
Elberfeld
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Way
National Organization
Department
Phoenix
Ariz
Fred Upham
Harry Sinclair
Pasadena
Congressional Investigating Committee
Agkin
Miss Stinson
Petty Auto Repair
U.S
Northwood Bonds
Schanke & Company
Pope
Phages American Charity
Pope Pius
Mundelein
Hayes
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N. Y. State Home
Potts
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Smith
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