Busy days for the Prince of Wales on U S tour
The Prince of Wales remains active with visits to haberdashers and farewell parties as he prepares for travel to Africa and South America. Dispatches from London keep the American public informed, highlighting his popularity and politeness in public life.
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Prince of Wales
England
Africa
South America
London
United States
Chica
Tan Xo
Washington sees bright business outlook in 1925
Washington reports a hopeful 1925 business outlook with officials noting unemployment is modest and reflects bargaining over wages rather than weak demand. Secretary Mellon foresees excellent prospects, while stock market declines seen as speculatory froth rather than a general downturn. Sovereign sentiment links Wall Street behavior to political events, including Warren's rejection and monopoly scrutiny, shaping perceptions of big units in business.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington,d.c
Washington
Wallstreet
Labor
Davis
Mellon
Treasury
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Coolidge
Walll Street
Warren
General Electric Company
American Tobacco Company
Harvester
Courier Delivery Timetable and Contact Instructions
The Courier should be delivered to your name before 5 30. If you do not receive it by then due to carrier error contact 310. A replacement copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 8 00 p m.
Railroad leader Erb dies after operation in New York
Newman ard president of the Ann Arbor Railroad and Cormuer vice president of the Pere Marquette Railroad died early today at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City. He was in his seventy-fifth year after an operation for angular trouble. For over 40 years Erb played a major role in U.S. railroads, organizing the Western Telegraph Company which later merged with Western Union.
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United Vrces
New York
Newmanard
The
Ann Arhur
Cormuer
T ‘He Pere
Alarquette
Roosevelt Hospital
Itis
Erb
Western TelegTaph Company
Western Union
Police Probe Caveman Courtship Case in Des Moines
Des Moines police continued their inquiry into alleged caveman tactics by 19 year old suitor W H Godfrey in the Hazel Pumroy case. Miss Pumroy, 26, is in city hospital after swallowing several poison tablets during the courtship episode. Godfrey said he gave Hazel antidotes when she took the poison during a quarrel.
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Des Moines
Oday
W. H. Godfrey
Hazel Pumroy
Miss Pumroy
Godfrey
Hazel
Poland protests German failure to pay reparations
London March 25 The league of nations counsel will study Poland's charge that Germany uses the Dawes plan to dodge Versailles obligations. Poland says Germany hides behind the Dawes plan to avoid paying 6,000,000 gold marks due under the Versailles treaty, which was not paid in February. W M Leeds dies in New York today, brother of the late William B Leeds and former vice president of Leeds tin plate interests.
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London
League of Nations
Poland
Germany
W. M. Leeds
New York
Warner AL. Leeds
William B. Leeds
Leeds Tin Plate Interests
Herr To-Ay
Senators Seek Data on Prices of U S Goods Abroad
Sixteen U S senators urged the Federal Trade Commission to provide all information it has on foreign combinations by American businesses and firms that may violate antitrust laws. They seek evidence on whether American goods are sold cheaper to foreign customers and how prices are maintained for U S manufactured goods.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
United States
Dorothy Ellingson Trial Resumes Amid Courtroom Turmoil
Dorothy Ellingson, the juvenile accused of matricide, broke down with shrieks as court paused for noon. nervy entry, repeated fainting spells, and sharp courtroom tension mark the third day of her murder trial in San Francisco. The defense edges toward heredity and environment while juror selection continues amid juror nerves and pretrial strategy.
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Dorothy Ellingson
San Francisco
H. L. Mencken
Associated Press
Cal
Anther Han
Hiy
Tial
International News Wire
Hall of
Lanking Wan
Waterloo Girl Among Vassar Beauties Picket to Carry Class Day
Waterloo native India Pickett Jr and Katherine Brantingham of Rockford are among the 24 sophomores selected to carry the class day daisy chain at Vassar. The candidates are chosen for beauty and popularity by a committee of 10 seniors and 10 sophomores. The daisies are gathered from campus fields to form two seven pound chains carried during the graduation procession.
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Waterloo
Girl Among
Vassar Beauties
Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
India
Waterloo, Jr
Kathery
India Pickett
C. E. Pickett
Waterloo West High School
Vassar
Miss
Felds Adjent
Sdéniors
Girl Missing Four Months Found Dead in Swamp
New York March 25 grappling resumed for the body of Charles H Hutchins thought to be in a swamp above Lake Memphremagog a trapper yesterday found Edith M Young 24 a factory worker and former schoolteacher from Orleans on a bogey seat with a dead horse upright in the shafts. Hutchins father of two children and defendant in divorce proceedings was last seen four months ago when they drove off toward Orleans where she lived.
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Newyort
Charles H. Hutchths
Lake Memphremagog
Coventry
Edith M. Young
Orleans
Ex Film Comedian Roscoe Arduckie Postpones Wedding
Los Angeles March 25 Roscoe Arduckie and fiancée Miss Dorig Deane may wed around April 8. The wedding at Miss Jeane's San Marino country home was set for last night but counsel said his wife Minta Durfee's Paris divorce would not be final until April 8, delaying the ceremony and forcing a restart.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe Arduckie
Dorig Deane
Shepherd Fight for Bail Nears Finish
Chicago March 25 Prospects at Toon today were that the arguments on the bail for William D Shepherd charged with the murder of his foster son William N McClintock would require the remainder of the day Assistant State's Attorney Thomas Marshall argued against bail contending no reason had been shown to grant bail.
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Chicago
Toon
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Thomas Marshall
Massachusetts Man Appointed Federal Prisons Head
Luther C. White of Massachusetts was appointed superintendent of federal prisons under the Department of Justice in Washington D C He succeeds H H Votan brother in law of the late President Harding and takes over the post on March 25.
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Washington, D. C
Luther C. White
Massachusetts
Day
Department of Just
Rail stocks slide on heavy selling by sharenolders
United Press reports New York March 25 owners of railroad stocks began dumping shares. Thirty one lines, mainly midwest and northwest, fell one to five points as receivership and weaker earnings from Union Pacific and Southern Pacific spurred a broad market liquidation.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Tlean Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Oh & Northwestern
Rock Islands Erie
Great
Northern
Unio Pacific
Hammill Names Three New Men for Board of Education
Gov. Hammill of Iowa named three new members for the state board of education. Shankley New Hampton is a businessman. Porter Des Moines, a former U S Senate candidate. and Henry Simil Jr. Sioux City, replacing D. D. Murphy Eklader A. Park Holbrooke and Merritt Greene after Charles Brenton's death.
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Statehouse
Des Moines
Gary
Hammill
Senate
Shankley
New Hampton
Clarde
United States
Shull
University of Chicago
D. D. Murphy
Eklader
A. Park Holbrooke
Onawa
Merritt Gretne
Marshalltown
Charles Brenton
Dallas
Woodlock Receives Recess Appointment to I C Commission
President Coolidge appointed Woodlock of New York a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission by recess action after Senate opposition blocked prior moves. He succeeds Mark W. Potter, and the move mirrors a past reserved appointment of Charles B. Warren after repeated senate rejection.
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Coolings
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wotglock
White House
Senate
Cai
Washington, D.C
Marcel
Thomas
Sinclair Attorney Defends Teapot Dome Lease Legality
Federal Court in Cheyenne hears George F P Weaver defend the 1925 act cited to back Sinclair control of Teapot Dome from former Interior Secretary Fall. The equity hearing before Judge T Blake Kennedy will decide government efforts to cancel the lease with Martin W. Littleton and Owen J. Roberts aiding the defense.
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Federal
Cheyenne
Wyo
George FP. Weaver
Washington, D. C
Sinclair
T. Blake Kennedy
Martin W. Littleton
New Yoei
Owen J. Roberts
Pam Alete
Alleged Jewel Thieves Arrested at Clinton
Clinton, Ta. Carnal, IS. Fr f dames Manning, Chitge, are under arrest heros charged with Tobbing the John Hoppler home Int Sterling, VI. last Siuday night. AF laren quantity of Jewelry was shall en, most of it being reported found d in the mens room here. Carnal, 'Nelice say, admits the burglary anil, sestains the responsibility. He has waiver extradition and will he tak en to Sterting today. Manning islands on his extradition rights and idenies complicity in the burglary.
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Carnal
Fdames Manning
John Hoppler
Sterling
Nelice
Manning
Idenies
Funeral cortege honors Marquis Curzon in London
Crowds packed Westminster Abbey and the cortege route for the Marquis of Curzon funeral services. Archbishop of Canterbury presided with King George and Queen Mary represented from abroad during the king's convalescence. The body proceeds to Kedleston for burial.
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International News
London
Westminster Abbey
Marquis of Curzon
Ford
Privy Counsel
Canterary
George
Queen Mary
Altho
Italy
Kedleston
Curzon
Kenyon Pleads for Stock Swindler's Pardon at Ft Leavenworth
Des Moines reports Judge W S Kenyon urged a pardon for W E Gillespie of Ottumwa who serves 12 years in Fort Leavenworth for fraudulent stock sales. Kenyon notes Gillespie received four three year terms that would have run concurrently and cites Gillespie's family circumstances and health as grounds for clemency.
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Moines
W. E. Gillespie
Ottumwa
Fort Leavenworth
Kenyon
Federal Penitentiary
United States
Gillespie
Gillespie, T
Guesple
Audrey Maple Named Co-Respondent Again
New York reports Audrey Maple the musical comedy actress has been named co respondent in a second divorce suit filed in supreme court here. The suit by Mrs Helen S Steiner against Howard Steiner claims that Steiner had relations with Maple while the Pincus case was ongoing.
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New York
Audrey] Maple
Alexander H. Pincus
Supreme Court
Helen S. Steiner
Howard
Steiner
Woman Announces Run for North Carolina Governor Nomination
Charlotte lawyer Miss Julia Alexander announces her bid for the Democratic nomination for governor in 1928. She would be the second woman elected to the state legislature, signaling a historic first for the state.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Julia_ Alexander
State General Assembly
London’s Scandal Woman Broke by Attorney Claim
London March 22 Mrs Torothy Bennistoun faces bankruptcy unless judgment with costs awarded on a 300 verdict against Col Dennistoun. Justice McCardie ruled a claim for 1,800 pounds outside the statute of limitations. The jury retired then was dismissed as Dennistoun abandoned his claim to the disputed property.
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Col. den Nistoun
Denies Senator Told Voters to Stand by Party in Iowa
Cedar Rapids reports detail Republican spokesman Vel Spangler rebutting Senator Brookhart’s election contest response. He renews fraud charges, accuses Brookhart of aiding La Follette, and argues Brookhart never urged Voters to stay with Republicans. He challenges Brookhart’s legal authority and notes GOP support erosion.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Vel
Spangler
Republican State Central Committee
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Spangier
Follette Party
Mayers
la Follette
Towa
Iowa
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