French Attitude on Treaties May Cause Confusion
Washington dispatch discusses France may imitate US Senate by adopting reservations to international treaties. It warns that pushing naval ratios could spark wider rivalries among France Italy and Britain, risking disruption of the Washington conference framework.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
France
American Senate
United States Senate
Japan
United States
League of Nations
American _sénate
Italy
Great Britain
America
Delivery deadline notice from The Courier
The Courier will be delivered to homes before 5:80. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other causes, call 2220 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6:30 p.m.
Congress Set to Vote on Naval Treaty and Tax Measures
Today in Congress the naval limitation treaty is slated for a 3 p.m. vote. McCusse votes on an army appropriation bill. The banking committee weighs a bill imposing a state tax on national banks. Immigration officials and revenue representatives discuss a deportation bill for narcotics law violators.
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McCusse
Sid
Commissioner of Immigration
Internal Revenue Bureau
Des Moines Barber Dariel Found Dead in Grand Hotel Room
Grimes Indiana barber James R. Dariel was found dead of apparent asphyxiation in his Grand hotel room in Des Moines. Coroner Dr. Guy Clift ruled death accidental. Dariel had arrived from Grimes Tuesday morning.
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Grimes
Des Moine
Des Moines
James R. Dariel
Grand Hotel
Guy Clift
Dariel
Worldwide Plot to Slay Reds Feared in Berlin
Berlin police raid hundreds of suspects amid a suspected worldwide ezurist plot to murder Russian revolutionaries. Stations are blocked and a car tied to five former czarist officers is tracked after an attempted assassination of Paul Miliukof. Vladimir Nabokov died during the Philadelphia hall shooting while aiding Miliukoff.
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United Press
Berlin
Paul Miliukof
Schabelski-Bork
Koreans Say They Regret Nothing After Shooting Plot
In Shanghai two Koreans, jailed after killing Mrs Snyder and wounding seven in Brazil, Indiana, declare they regret not. their aim was to draw world attention to Korea's injustices under Japan. They claim to be leaders of the righteous blood society and say they are glad to die for Korea. The plot against Garon Tanaka is tied to reports of Korean revolutionists in Peking.
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International News Wire
Shanghai
W. J. Snyder
Brazil
Ind
Garon Tanaka
Korea
Japan
Fanaka' In
Peking
Hold Tricities Girls for Stealing Coat
Two girls named Dorothy and Mildred Kelmann were taken into custody after stealing an expensive spring coat from a local dry goods store. Authorities say they are from Rock Island Moline or Davenport and aged 22 and 17. They were bound over to the grand jury under bonds of 1000 dollars.
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Dixon
Dorothy
Mildreg Kelmann
Rock Island
Moline
Davenport
de Pester
Grand Jury
Man Dies by Own Action Escaping Assault Trial
Cornell Bluffs Missouri March 29 officials identify the man who jumped into the Missouri river as Ben Hartman. Hartman was to face a court next week on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder and has been missing since Monday afternoon.
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Cornell Bluffs
Sherif William G. Roneweg
Missouri River
Ben Hartman
Hartman
One Dies in Explosion Aboard Eastern Sailor
Shanghai March 29 Aboard the American steamship Eastern Sailor an explosion killed one man and injured twenty others. The incident occurred during the vessel's operation off the Shanghai waterfront. Damaged crew members were rushed to the ship’s medical area for treatment.
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Shanghai
Eastern Sailor Today
Newspapermoney myths profits and losses in cities
The article argues many newspapers lose money and fail to earn adequate returns, citing New York City and Chicago examples. It contends price increases for ads reflect rising circulation value and urges publishing houses to publish annual financial statements like British papers and banks.
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New York City
Chicago
Wade
Hin
America
Great Britain
Cos. F
Ceariainis
Irish Army debates dictatorship at Dublin convention
Revolting Irish Republican Army members debated a dictatorship plan but deferred action. The motion sought to dissolve all governments in Ireland and to appoint a chief of staff with power to order elections only after Britain withdrew. Cork delegates opposed immediate steps, and the executive was to decide next April 9. Violence flares in Ulster as peace talks begin in London.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
London Star
Homes Barry
Frank Barratt
Ireland
Ulster
Great Britain
Ovyar
Republic
Dail
Hireann
Cork
Dinegar
Belfast
March
London
Lislap ‘Lodge
Omagh
Free State
Beloo County
Fermanagh
Great Northern Railroad
Operators Disdain Responsibility for Coal Miner's Strike
Chicago report by Morel notes leaders in the coal strike refuse accountability after a failed effort to secure a peace agreement. Brunk Ferrington, president of the unions, asserts the strike will go on. Hounekd, secretary of illness operators, claims operators have done all in their power to avert the April 1 strike.
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United Press
Chicago
Morel
Wenig
Brunk Ferrington
Uwinais Oiminergs
Hounekd
Naval Limit Treaty Ratified by Senate
The naval limit treaty was ratified by the Senate in Washington with a 74 to 1 vote. Senator France of Maryland was the sole opponent. The approval united Republican and Democratic regulars and irreconcilables in supporting the pact to curb the fleets of major powers.
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Associatedress
Washington, D. C
Senate
Senaor
France
Repubean
Maryland
Farley Votes Bond Issue for New School After Three Trials
Farley Illinois voters approve a $20,000 bond issue to rebuild the public school destroyed by fire last year. After three prior defeats totaling $40,090 and $25,000 the bond passes 326 to 19, with erection to start immediately as the fall term approaches.
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Dubuque
Warley
Farley
Burlington's Expert on Municipal Law Plans to Quit
Ben F. Poor, city solicitor of Burlington for 12 years and former Iowa League of Municipalities head, plans to resign Thursday. Mayor Smith said resignation would not be accepted until efforts to keep Poor are made.
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Burlington
Ben FP. Poor
Iowa League of Municipalities
Thomes J. Smith
Poor
MecMasters Retains South Dakota Governor Nomination
Sioux Falls March 29 Gov William H MecMasters won the Republican nomination for reelection as governor of South Dakota defeating his suspended opponent George W Egan by about 20000 to 25000 votes as results nearly complete This marks the fourth time Egan has been defeated in the Republican bid and caps one of the most dramatic primary campaigns in state history.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
William H. McMasters
South Dakota
George W. Egan
Egan
Reduction in Freight Rates on Road Materials Ordered
Des Moines March 29. Iowa Railroad Commission orders cut freight charges on crushed stone and related road building materials by about half the 1920 increase. Rates drop from 42 to 40 cents for five miles and scale down to 2.11 1/2 dollars for 500 miles while minimum car weight rises to 90 percent of marked capacity.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Mista Railroad Commission
Yesteray
Life term for Welsgerber in Murray county murder case
Osceola Iowa March 29 George Welsgerber sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the death of Charles W Jones near Murray October 1 1921. Welsgerber, captured in New Jersey, sent to Fort Madison penitentiary to begin his term. He is the third gang member to receive life for the sheriff posse attack that left Jones dead and others wounded.
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Associated Press
Osceola
Cgeorge Welsgerber
Jude Homer R. Fuller
Murray
Charles W. Jones
Oet
Welsgerber
Woodbury
X. J
Tlo Om
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Wd West
Junen
Frank Mosley
Williem
Mendamin
Foster
Fendamin
Weisgerber
Jones
Lareer
New Jersey
Weat
O. O. Rock
Buvreau
Fuller
Weingerber
Eddis Adams
Mingee Foster
Adama
Lansing
Kan
Lowa
Sheri West
R. W. Puller
John Miller
Wichita
Adams
St. Joseph
Creston
Fentleman
Tris
Brough
International News Wire
Clarke County
Grand Jury
Dempster O. Potts
Edith Woodruff
H. A. Tankstey
William Fentleman
Homer R. Fuller
Weather roundup for Iowa cities reports mud holes and rain
A March 29 1922 weather bulletin covers towns including Albert Lea Algona Char City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waters low Waxerly noting continued improvements yet many mud holes remain. Unsettled weather tonight and Thursday with rain in western areas and clearing later.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Channel City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Char City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dea
Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
le Cresse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterlow
Waxerly
Iowa
Slippy Wins by Plurality in Final Count
Waterloo election results show Slippy winning by a narrow margin after a lengthy recount. Final figures from the second precinct of First ward confirm Slippy's 3,562 votes against Johnston's 3,542. No changes to yesterday’s outcome. Leon Link led west council at large, and Tibbits topped east district. Counting ran 27 hours with 1,028 votes in the second precinct.
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Washington
Maren
Wouse
Army
War Department
Senate
House
China
Ehewali
Panama
Rhine
Ula
Judy Jea
Cam-R- C
Thompson
Wml
Harbor Proj - L
Bickelberg Seer
Ses
Alrce
Thery
P. Johnston
Toby
MH. M. Reid
Ls W. Edwards
Tor B. QC
Fowne
R. Leeper
Charles ‘Christiansen
F. Untcher
JT. W. Gwynne
Beem Woeke Ad
Fohn Bach
FL Feely
J. A. Townsley
G. W. Haxlete
J.D. Burtner
Ide Weg
Councilman
East Waterloo
G. A. Tibbitts
J. Rochtfertig
A. G. Robbing
West Waterloo
A. Link
J. AL Thanh
Ralph, B. Sippy
W. D. Johnston
Waterloo
First Ward
Slippy
Johnston
Leon “A.link
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Councilmanic
Mr. Guagy
Link
Tibbtts
Guagy
MacKay
Laird
Gnagy
west—Link
Dutcher
Christiansen
Edgar
Farnsworth
Howard
Howland
Davis
Hardin
Moore
Riverfront
F. M. Shores
E. L. Johnson
Miss Bayless
Jackson
Hill
J. H. Bailey
Perkins
C. WW. Chapman
Conrad
Barclay
Municipal court—Beem
Gwynne
Nepford
Feely
Cotwaia
Debs Plans Comeback as Socialist Leader
Eugene V. Debs prepared for a comeback and to lead the Socialist party from Terre Haute. Pardoned from Atlanta prison, the veteran candidate said he would attend the Socialist national convention in Cleveland starting April 29 and that only his health could stop his active work.
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Terre Haute
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Atlanta
Actioe
Socialist Party
Cleveland
Stays for Men Urged by Amelia Bingham
Actress Amelia Bingham urged Stays for Men at a New Century club talk in Philadelphia on March 29. She argued trimness benefits both sexes and said men should wear flexible corsets for the same reason as women. She also opposed censorship of plays and films, calling censorship a potential educational farce.
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Philadelphia
Amelia Bingham
New Century Club
Sne
America
Do Not Fear Damage to Fruit from Cold
Farm agents and weather bureau officials in Missouri and Kansas express the opinion that little damage to fruit would result from the cold weather. They say the northern district fruit crop has not advanced far enough to suffer much damage while the southern district should not face temperatures low enough to cause anxiety.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Kansas
Language barrier among foreign born in 1920 census
Washington March 29 Eleven percent of the foreign born white population aged 10 and over in the United States could not speak English according to the 1920 census. The figure totals 1 438 948 out of 13 497 386 foreign born residents over 10. Iowa shows 4.3 percent non English speakers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau
Iowa
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