Beating Lodge Game Failure at Home Wins Away
Washington dispatch summarizes the 1922 Senate race scene with Lodge facing Democratic plans in Massachusetts and the four power treaty debate aiding his standing. Massachusetts public sentiment, state pride, and distant opposition shape the nationwide fight as Beveridge and New York politics loom.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Lodge
Fablig
Albert J. Beveridge
Larry S. New
Indiana
Massachusetts
Dayton
Washington
Boston
Sherman S. Whipple
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Cox
Ohio
League of Nations
Harding
New York Evening Post, Inc
Stick Swindler of Iowa Man Captured
Iowa man Edwards and Sebelius Gleason faced charges for alleged flight from Henry F. Kath. Muscatine figures in a $10,000 stock manipulation scheme. Gleason was found guilty by a December jury. Edwards was captured in East St. Louis and to be returned for trial.
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Peorie
Edwards Iz. Thomas
Sebelius Gleason
Henry F. Kath
Muscatine
Overdue Library Charge Paid After Sixty Years
New Rochelle, N Y March 31 A copy of Walter Thornby a Dovel by Mrs T Sedgwick borrowed from the city library sixty one years ago prompted a $20 check to settle part of overdue charges. The librarian received the payment with a note requesting the money be used to buy new books. The book itself was not returned.
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New Rochelle, N
Walter Thornb
Bucketing indictment hits Cotton Exchange men
New York grand jury indicts the American Cotton Exchange and seven members for bucket ing violations of penal code section 390. Congressional action sought to fund 7.5 million dollars within 30 days to resume Muscle Shoals nitrate plant work. Flood fatalities and storm damage cross several states as fires and weather disrupt travel and life.
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Cotton Exchange
New York—Grand Jury
American Cotton, Exchange
Congress
Washington, D. C
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Agriculture Committee
Weather notes forecast for Iowa and Minnesota towns in 1922
Weather Bureau report lists towns Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly with readings mixed. general forecast fair to Saturday with warmer conditions.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Ton
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waveri
Enforcing Irish Peace Pact Tests Power Across Ireland
London reports the Irish peace agreement signed last night faces a crucial test as Dublin and Belfast governments enforce the pact. Officials hope for unity while noting mixed Catholic Protestant policing and an aim to quiet violence in Ulster.
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International News Wire
Belfast
London
Ulster
Dublin
North
South
Ireland
Michael Collins
the Times
United Brotherhood
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Ulsters
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Joseph Devlig
M. P
Winston Churchill
Jamier Lloyd George
Chequers Court
Free State
Associated Press
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Churchill
Ignorance of Hogs Lands Man in Cell
Chicago scene recounts C A Smiths of Flint Michigan arrested after attempting to pass a $87.59 check in a department store. Posing with rustic brogue and hog husbandry jargon, he sought payment with a false draft while asking about Duroc Jerseys and Poland Chinas in a chaotic exchange that ends with the house detective called in.
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Associated Press
Chicago
C. A. Smiths
Flint
Mich
Bogy
Ottumwa
Chumway
Arbuckle Case Sees Long Legal Technicalities
San Francisco March 31 The third Arbuckle trial unfolds amid more legal technicalities than any prior case in the superior court. Arguments focus on admissibility of defense affidavits from Chicago as prosecutors strive to keep them out. The jury remains out while further health claims about Virginia Rappe are challenged to show a chronic ailment as a possible cause of death.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hoscoa
Fatty Arbuckle
Chicago
Virginia Rappe
Opinion on U S Rhineland costs reply sparks debate
Paris reports differing readings of France’s note to the United States on paying for the American military occupation of the Rhineland. France reiterates the finance minister’s claim of U S rights, while the question remains whether reimbursement should go to the German allies. The French foreign office calls it an acknowledgment, while the American embassy says it fully accepts the American claims.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United States
Rhineland
Minister of Finance
Senate
Brance
Germany
Eine
Riots Erupt Over Soviet Church Raids Across Moscow
Rioting broke out in multiple areas as government orders compelled seizure of church treasures for famine relief. Troops were deployed to disperse worshippers who resisted attempts to confiscate relics.
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Moscow
Japan to follow powers on Russia at Genoa conference
Japanese press today says Japan will follow the powers’ course at the Genoa conference regarding Russia recognition. Russia’s attitude at Genoa will determine Japan’s future policy, the press stated.
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Japan
Russia
Taday
Path to Prisons and Gallows Starts With Clean Sports
Des Moines report from March 31 quotes Dr. W. J. Monilaw of the Middlewest Society of Physical Education urging proper supervised play for youth to curb crime. He stresses honesty and fairness in football basketball baseball and track as daily lessons in sportsmanship and the need for officials and teachers to enforce penalties for cheating. He calls for a regional code of ethics to be adopted and enforced in schools.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
America
W. 3
Manilaw
Chicago
Middlewest Society of Physical Education
Miners Strike Widens Across 20 States In 1923 Walkout
Indianapolis March 31 The nation’s half million union coal miners began a work suspension at midnight, with 600,000 including nonunion workers expected to join. Pennsylvania leads deployment with 190,000 union miners set to walk out. government vows no price hikes while awaiting the showdown. Washington urges calm and public protection as the strike opens ahistoric industrial contest.
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John L. Lewis
Nomupton
Gehl
Lewis
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Canada
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Davis
America
United Mine Workers
Organized Labor
Cnal
Rock of Gibraltar
Samuel Gompers
American Federation
Income tax takes six million off in 1929 three months
Dubuque figures from the Iowa internal revenue collector show a decline of 86,744,018.17 in income tax collections for the first three months of 1929 compared with the previous year. Totals for 1922 and 1921 are cited, and the rise in returns is linked to the law requiring returns on incomes over four thousand dollars, though most are exempt.
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Dubuque
Mark Diane
Internal Revenue Department of
Iowa
Altho
Bross
New York Blackmail Ring Exacts Over 3 Million Yearly
New York officials and private investigators say a national blackmailers trust extorts more than 3 million dollars annually from New Yorkers. W Sherman Burns of the Burin Detective Agency stated in a United Press interview that this loot surpasses combined annual takings of highwaymen burglars and other criminals in America.
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New York
Isi
United States
W. Sherman Burns
Burin Detective Agency
United Press
America
Man Claims Fatal Shot in Dream In Middletown
Ambrose Watts, 33, told police he shot his wife in their bed while dreaming. He said the pistol report woke him to find his wife dead at his side in Middletown, Ohio, this morning.
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Middletown
Ambrose Watts
Watts
Senate speeds up ratification for conference pacts
Washington March 34 By a swift burst the Senate cleared its calendar ratifying the arms conference treaties. The far eastern treaty passed by unanimous roll call with one opposing vote and the Chinese tariff revision pact followed amid sharp exchanges. Senator Borah cautioned that eastern settlements may imply future moral assent to past aggression. Senators Hitchcock King and Underwood led and defended the treaty debates.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Borah
Hitchcock
King
Utah
Underwood
Coal Strike Standoff Bets Iowa Miners and Owners
Iowa and nearby states brace for a nationwide coal miners strike with operators and unions in conflict over pay scales. Kansas and Illinois actions, court orders, and International labor leadership are shaping plans, with producers ready to keep mines in condition and unions insisting on existing or new wage terms as 40,900 miners prepare to walk out at midnight.
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State of Kansas
vTitern Agonil Nevis
Tonella
Kan
Kar
Kansas Industrial Court
Trialocourk
Bitors
McDermott
Kansas
Associated Press
Des Moines
J. OC. Smith
Law, Coal Operators’ Association
H. Morris
Down Miners Union
Smith
Morris
Iowa
Punpmen
International Union
Towa
O HARE SPEECH PROTEST ENDS AS MEETING PROCEEDS
In Madison Wisconsin Adj Gen Holway ordered calm as a crowd gathered to disrupt Socialists speaker Mrs Kale Richards O'Hare on Crim and Criminals. The gathering remained lawful and Lt governor then spoke, allowing O'Hare to deliver her address without further interruption.
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Madison
Wis
Vietoris
Wisconsin
Kale Richards O’hare
Socialis
Adj
Orlando Holway
Povernor
Fueling Succeeds Dr Reynolds as Head of Iowa Democrats
Den Moines March 31 Fueling appointed chairman by the Democratic state central committee to succeed Dr W J Reynolds Creston who resigned He had no opposition The move names Fueling as new head of Iowa Democrats in a straightforward leadership transition from Creston.
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Fueling
Dr. Reynolds
Iowa
Democrats
den Moines
New Wampton
Democratic State Central Committee
W. J. Reynolds
Creston
Louisiana Tornado Wrecks Oil Rigs
A tornado struck the Grichton section of Red River parish oil fields near Shreveport on March 31 wrecking several buildings and blowing down more than 100 derricks. Reports out of New York note the day’s market activity with Lead price advance from 4.70 to 4.80 cents per pound amid commodity moves.
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Shreveport
Grichton
Red River Parish
New York
American Smelting & Refining Co
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