Five rival tickets claim victory in city election fight
Greensboro area voters head to polls as five municipal tickets, each with two women candidates, battle for mayor and council. Gnagy, Rector, Thompson and Stillwagon led hopefuls with predictions of strong turnout ahead of Monday balloting.
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Lomal
Sts
al’ E. Gnagy
Rector
Waterloo
EB. Agy
Sunany
Stillwagon
Hickelberg
Kir. Stitlyagon
Layer
Council
Friends of the Water
Aod
Thompson
Cambridge
J. BD. Woords
A. McKee
Town Falls
Marcel
Blanche Stoddard
H. B. Hall
Lucy Shipley
Nell Corre
Ames
Vick
Lenox
T. F. Armstrong
Fire Threatens Cedar Rapids Cereal Plant
Fire broke out on the sixth floor of the feedhouse at the Quaker Oats plant in Cedar Rapids Iowa shortly after 1 PM. Automatic sprinklers failed and the fire gained headway before firefighters arrived at 1:30 PM. The Cedar Rapids department battled the blaze with multiple hose lines amid fear of heavy losses.
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Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats
Tries to Kill Five Over Money Trouble
Frank Szus 41 slashed the throats of two sons and attempted to kill his wife and two daughters in Cleveland on March 25 then killed himself. Police say financial strain and unemployment may have driven the act. One son died. the other and wife and daughters survived with varying injuries.
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Cleveland
Frank Szus
Szus
Subpoena Issued for Armour in Livestock Case Hearing
Kansas City March 25 A subpoena to compel J Ogden Armour Chicago to testify at the agriculture department hearing into the salt brought by the local livestock exchange against Armour Co and the Fowler Packing Co was placed in the hands of the county attorney in Chicago.
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J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Livestock Exchange Company
Armour & Co
Fowler Packing Comand
Clyne
Fingerprint Expert to Testify in Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial
In San Francisco on March 26 Adolph Juel fingerprint expert for the police department was expected to be called today in the third Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial over the death of Miss Virginia Rapper. The session was expected to be brief.
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Cal
Adolph Juel
Police Department
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rapper
Sociologist Defends Men Over Forty Five in Retirement Debate
New York University sociology professor Rudolph Binder rejects the idea that men at 45 are past their worth. He argues many continue their best work after 45, citing scientists statesmen and writers who excel with experience and wisdom, and notes retirement pressure could harm productive effort.
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International News
New York
Rudolph Mr. Binder
New York University
Groves T. Ragsdale
Uis- Vile, Iy
Binder
Hore
Sons of Confederate Veterans to Honor Gen Grant
Dr W C Galloway commander Army of Northern Virginia informs Frank F Conway that Sons will join in dedicating the Grant Memorial in Washington on April 27. He says the event shows healed war animosities and honors a great soldier who was gracious to a worthy foe.
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W. C. Galloway
Wilmington
Army of Northern Virginia
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Frank F. Conway
Grant Memorial
London Paper Attacks Americans Over Four Power Pact
The Pall Mall Gazette, a Lloyd George mouthpiece, says the US Senate ratification shows isolation is impracticable. It argues that leaving allies to bear all labor while seeking a share of proceeds is indecently inequitable for any self respecting nation to endure.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Lloyd George
United States Senate
Child hurt in dynamite cap explosion near Uniontown
Uniontown Pa March 25 Little Charlie Martin is recovering today at Uniontown hospital from injuries after this afternoon when he sat on a rear seat in a country school and stuck a pin in a dynamite cap causing a loud blast. A dozen other children were injured by flying splinters from the cap.
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Little Charlie Martin
Uniontown Hospital
Here
FIXER ON GRAND JURY TARGET OF JURY FIXER PROBE
In Chicago a grand jury investigation was launched into how a longtime political fixer, a former brewery agent and fundraiser, joined the panel. State's Attorney Crowe questioned the jury's legality and moved to dismiss after friction with the prosecutor.
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Ory
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Crowe
Lloyd George to lead Irish crisis as Belfast violence explodes
Premier Lloyd George cuts vacation to assume charge of the Irish crisis in London amid fears of a civil clash. Reports from Belfast describe gunmen attacks, arson, and shootings as sectarian violence escalates, with calls for a London conference and international concern.
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Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Weather overview from AP predicts a fair and cool start to the week across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Rain likely midweek with cooler, clearing spell expected after.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Upper
Mississippi
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Missouri Valley
No Disaster Week Brings Many Injuries in Des Moines
Des Moines reports multiple downtown crashes during No Disaster Week. Four accidents in one night raise the year’s injury toll to 418 with victims including a woman badly hurt from a First and Walnut collision and several pedestrians struck near streetcars and交 cars.
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First
Walnut Streets
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Bernie
Bondurant
Percy McGloud
Mra
Mary Lake
May Ask League to Control Dardanelles
Paris reports the league for nations likely to be asked to take control of the Dardanelles. Rivalry between France and Great Britain in the Near East shows the difficulty of any internationalization plan satisfying all allies as to the strait.
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Great Britain
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Thas
Constantinople
Richard Will Try to Refute Charges
Tex Kick yard will testify Monday to refute the charge that he assaulted a 15 year old girl last November in New York. His lawyers announced the plan after a conference at the sheriff's office following transfer from the Tombs.
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New York
Tex Kickyard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Oldest Northwestern Engineer Samuel Wood Dies at 71
Samuel Wood 71, reputed to be the oldest retired Chicago and Northwestern railroad engineer, died Friday in Eagle Grove. He was pensioned four years ago and his body will be brought to Ashton for burial.
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Ashton
Eagle Grove
Samuel Wood
Chicago & Northwestern
Bural
Austrian doctor performs five operations at Detroit free clinic
Dr Adolf Juorenz Austrian orthopedic surgeon ends a week of free clinic in Detroit with five operations and plans to return to New York He examined 271 crippled children and operated on 14 including three repeat procedures from the Lolita Armour feat
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Detroit
Mich
Adolf Juorenz
New York
Bicyclist Fatally Injured by Auto in Des Moines
Cecil Alexander aged 15 was fatally injured when he fell from his bicycle under the wheels of a passing car at a downtown street corner in Des Moines this afternoon. He died en route to city hospital where doctors said he would be.
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Des Moines
Cecil Alexander
Policeman Rescues Eleven From Brooklyn Fire
In a three story Bath Bench section building in Brooklyn police officer Thomas Fitzgerald rushed into a blazing structure and guided eleven people including five women and two children to safety.
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New York
Bath Bench
Brooklyn
Thomas Fitzgerald
Rickard Defense To Complete Case Monday
New York report says the defense will finish its case in the abduction and criminal assault trial of Tox Rickard regarding 14 year old Sarah Schoenfeld. The court did not hold session today.
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New York
Tox’ Rickard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Weather notes from early 1922 regional highway forecast
Weather Bureau report covers towns Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly in a substate area. Roads described as muddy and very rough with caution for travelers as conditions vary by locale and time.
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Albert Lea
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Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dee Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Women of Iowa take active part in city elections
A string of Iowa towns report women backing and leading tickets amid candidacies and ultimatums. In Charlotte Clinton county women push a women led slate opposing a all-male ticket, with husbands and suitors pledged to support their causes. Other towns feature women running for mayor and council, while Des Lacs North Dakota reports eight women seizing city governance.
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James McDermott
Martin Nelson
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Useful Gift Says Fatty Arbuckle for Cigaret Makings Holder
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, on trial for murder, receives a small silver cigarette holder described as a useful gift for holding cigarettes. He comments in the courtroom corridor that the piece is "white all a useful gift" and notes congratulations sent by wire and by visitors today.
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Schenectady Radio Sets Record With San Francisco Link
A General Electric station at Schenectady New York and the Rockridge station of Atlantic Pacific Radio Supplies in San Francisco traded music for four hours on a 260 meter wavelength using one half kilowatt. Interference from Colorado Springs weather caused initial weak signals but reception improved with sensitive receivers.
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Generalectric Compan
Schenectady
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Rockridge
Atlantic-Pack Radio Supplies Company
Breit Marnoth
Colorado Springa
Harding Eulogizes Cardinal Gibbons on Death Anniversary
Baltimore dated report notes President Harding published a letter in the Baltimore Catholic Review praising Cardinal Gibbons in his anniversary death observance. The president called him a trusted adviser to church and country and highlighted his public service and steadfast statesmanship.
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Baltimore Catholic Review Today
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Flood-Ravaged Burlington Edges Toward Rebuilding
Burlington Kan March 25 Work clearing wreckage in the flood struck town moved forward with rebuilding of the business district and several miles of rail lines being relaid. The death toll stood at four with the body of Miss Olatha Sailing still missing, believed swept downstream in the Neosho River.
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Olatha
Neosho River
Reserve officers to train Illinois at Rock Island arsenal
Two organizations of four ordinance companies of the Eighty sixth division now reorganized as a reserve division under Maj. Gen. George Bell Jr. will train Illinois ordinance officers. Training will be at Rock Island arsenal this summer with all guards enlisted.
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iGen
George Bell
Jir
Sixth Army
Illinois
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
Death by self inflicted gunshot in Indianola postmaster
James J. Healy 67 a prominent postmaster and business leader in Indianola state died by suicide early today after a several week illness with influenza. Healy's death follows his standing in local commerce and postal service in the community.
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Indianola
James J. Healy
Hold Chicago Cop and Auto Dealers in Gang Theft Ring
Twelve members of a Chicago auto theft ring expected in police court for arraignment. Authorities say the group stole more than 1,000 machines in recent months and operated a clearing house to market stolen vehicles. Included is a mounted policeman and May Woods a former stenographer.
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Chicago
May Woods
James Porkes
Lawrence Mangano
Graphic tale of Miss Miami crash survivor story told
Miami March 25 graphic tale of a doomed Miss Miami flight told by pilot Robert Moors after rescue from the Atlantic. Nine boats passed the wreck as the plane struggled at sea. two passengers died in the survivor's arms, and two women perished during exposure while awaiting rescue.
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William Greene
Robert Moors
Misa
Trelirious
Moora
Tank
Moore
Tm. Gommand
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G. Smith
Kansas City
Dickson
Memphis
Thia
August Bulte
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J. Stewart Willams
Enginneer
Tampico
William Machsmuth
Courier Delivery Notice From Local Paper
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 3 30 o clock. If you fail to receive your paper due to carrier error or other cause please inform and a copy of the paper will be sent.
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