Ex-Gov Cox Poised To Shape Democratic Post War Plans
Washington report on James M Cox outlines his potential to influence the 1924 Democratic platform and Ohio delegation. It notes his 1920 Ohio governorship, current defeat handicap, and strong advocacy for the League of Nations, with Cox likely to be a leading figure at the next national convention.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
James M. Cox
Cox
Parker
Roosevelt
Ohio
Ohio Democratic
Necdion
League
Wilson
League of Nations
America
New York Tribune
Drive Monster Monoplane in History Making Flight
Lieutenants John A. Macready and Oakley Kelley landed at North Island San Diego at 12 27 pm Pacific time completing the first nonstop coast to coast flight. The monoplane left Roosevelt Field Hempstead New York at 1 36 pm Eastern Daylight Time yesterday and crossed the country to San Diego in 24 hours 49 minutes 25 seconds.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
John A. Macready
Oakley Kelley
North Island Air Station
Pacific
Roosevelt Field
Hempstead
N. Y
Mitchellfield
New York
North Island
Indianapolis
Kelley
Macready
Naval Station
Altho
San Diegans
Alcock
Rec Lord
Atlantic
Mary Watson
HL. i Arnold
Los Angeles
Longest Monoplane Flight From New York to San Diego
Agiant army monoplane flown by Lieutenants Macready and Kelley completed a coast to coast flight from New York to San Diego in about 26 hours. Crowds cheered as the craft passed Rockwell Field ending a record run surpassing earlier distances.
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FORD
New York
Ford Motor Company
Grew Signals U S Open Door Policy At Lausanne
Joseph Grew head of the American delegation at Lausanne indicated to Gen Pelle that the United States will not back any portion of the Chester Act that would conflict with a French concession for a railroad project in Anakoia. Conference circles saw this as a reaffirmation of open door principles and nonalignment with competing claims during Ashington inquiries.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Joseph ©. Grew
Pelle
United States
Grew
America
Ashington
Anaokia
Courier Delivery Timing and Reprint Hotline Notice
The notice states home delivery should occur before 5:80 o'clock. If missed due to a delivery error contact via phone 5100 for a copy, and call center staff will arrange an reprint before 6:30 p.m.
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Cartier
Callas
Eco
Mest
Brookhart Sailed to Europe for Cooperative Congresses
United States Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa sails aboard the President Monroe for Europe to study cooperative plans of farmers and workers. He departed yesterday and will attend congresses representing American organizations.
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New York
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Europe
Brookhart
President Monroe
Half of Wet Time Breweries Working Yet Claim Haynes
Washington May 3 Half of the 1 260 brewers in operation when the Volstead law took effect still are doing business mostly in manufacturing nonalcoholic beverages, Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes said. The brewery situation is difficult but improving with proceedings to close several large breweries for selling beer with too much alcohol now in progress.
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Washington, D. C
U Haynes
Haynes
Kidnapers' Car Found Near Alexandra Bay
Police recover the automobile used to kidnap six year old Verner Alexanderson from Schenectady. The abandoned car lies on a state road at Alexandra Bay with the boy’s clothing and women’s apparel, suggesting disguise. Authorities guard the Canadian border.
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Syracuse
Verner Alexanderson
Schenectady
State Road
Alexandra Bay
Bay
Fpolice
Dirigible Flies to Scott from Langley
The A G-1 airship with six crew members left Langley field Virginia at 2 36 pm yesterday and arrived at Scott field the government lighter than air station at 7 15 am today. The nonstop flight was uneventful and the dirigible will be permanently stationed at the local field.
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Belleville
Ell
Langley Field
Scott Field
Bootlegger Kept Skunks to Mask Moonshine Odor
Sam Davis was fined 25 dollars and costs for keeping skunks and 350 dollars for violating the prohibition law. Police raided his home accusing him of using the skunks to mask the odor of moonshine mash.
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Washington
Sam Davis
Cedar Rapids Officer Resigns for Night Sleep Needs
May 3 Cedar Rapids George Carey resigns as patrolman claiming night duties prevent sleep. He states he cannot walk his beat at night without sleep, and prefers to sleep, ending his service with his resignation accepted.
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Cedar Rapids
George Carey
May Readvertise Bonus Bond Issue in Iowa
Des Moines reports a $22 million town soldier bonus issue may be readvertised after a failed sale attempt. State Treasurer Burbank announced the next offering would be Monday at 11 am after the daily adjournment sale. He said payment of bonus warrants could be possible within three weeks of readvertisement.
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Des Moines
Burbank
Army Airmen Plan Faster Cross Country Flight
Army air service officials announced a plan for another transcontinental air flight with a shorter time for Lieuts. Macready and Kelley. They will use the air service's fastest craft, the plane that set the world record at Dayton Ohio by covering one kilometer in 236 minutes in a straight course, piloted by Lieut. I. R. Maughan who was chosen to make the trip.
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Washington, D. C
I Army Air Service
Macready
Kelley
Air Service
Dayton
I. R. Maughan
Bren
Santa Fe Maintenace Workers Win Wage Increase
Chicago May 3 Twenty thousand maintenance of way and railroad shop employees of the Santa Fe railway have been granted increased wages effective May 1 through an agreement negotiated. A F Stout vice president of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railroad Shop Laborers announced the raise ranging from 1 to 32 cents an hour.
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Chicago
Santa Fe Railway
A. F. Stout
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Stout
Woman New Revenue Collector in Illinois
President Harding named Miss Mabel Reineke of Chicago as collector of internal revenue for the First district of Illinois in a May 3 announcement.
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New Revenue
Illinois
Washington, D. C
Mabel Reineke
Chicago
Harding
Air daredevil ex-congressman Herrick arrested in Oklahoma
Ex congressman Manuel Herrick once famed aerial daredevil was arrested on downtown street for dis orderly conduct. Police found a list naming about 50 Capitol girls and a bottle of perfume on his person. He claimed private detective status and congressional immunity, was released on five dollar collateral.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Congress
Fferrick
Ethel M. Crane
Capitol
Wreck of Rio Grande Limited Kills Seven and Injures Dozens
A derailment near Woodside Utah on Denver Rio Grande Western train No. 2 left seven dead and 40 injured, with a special train carrying victims to Salt Lake City. Names include Arthur Hookey and Mrs Irene Mohr among the dead. injuries and missing baggage man reported.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Woodside
Reng Mohr
Salt Lake
Paul Riggenberg
Sheldahl, Jr
Arthur Hookey
Naval Training Station
Greatakes
Til
E. C. White
Soldiers Summit
C. Partridge
Brigham Young University
Provo
Mes
Irene Mohr
F. R. Rader
Grand Junction
Colo
Albert Anderson
Krewan
Paul i Riggenberg
Sheldahl
Hitch
International News Wire
Denver & Rio Grande Western
San Francisco
Denver
Rio Grande
Morris
Moab
Horton Baby Dies After Barn Door Accident
Merlyn Leigh, 15 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Leigh, died after a barn door blew from its hinges in a strong gust while the child played in a Horton area barn. He passed away Wednesday morning at Waverly Hospital after the incident Tuesday. Funeral services were held today at the family home four miles northwest of Horton.
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Horton
Speela
Merlyn
Anid
Clem
Leigh
Waverly Hospital
Dead Yankee Aviators Given French Medals
The French government posthumously awarded the military medal to two American war aviators, Alan N. Ash of Urbana Illinois and Allan Nichols of Palo Alto California. The report notes the honors conferred in Paris on May day.
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Paris
May
Alan N. Ash
Urbana
Allan Nichols
Palo Alto
Cal
Russia's church council ousts Patriarch Tikhon in trial
The All-Russian Ecclesiastical Council voted to dethrone Most Rev Dr Tikhon former patriarch of the Russian church now in prison awaiting trial on charges of opposing the soviet regime. Bishop Edgar Blake of the American Methodist church defended the soviet revolution urging church loyalty to the people. Four hundred fifty delegates gathered under a religious mood with icons on stage.
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Congress
Tikhon
Russia
Peetrirchy
Associated Press
Moscow
Most
Adele Parker
Internatignal
Dence
Dgar Blake
Methodists
United States
All-Russian’ Ecclesiastical Council
Livin Iz
Methodists-of- America
Bipp Blake
Father Tikhon
Mos Rey
Blake
Peter
Russ Church
Lenine
Bbe
iEdgar Blake
Chicago
Europe
Jn. ix
Christ
Vedensky
Apostolic — Church
Antonin
Tion Group
150 Mexicans Hired for Iowa Balk at Minnesota Transfer
St. Paul, Minn May 3 police halted a plan to move 150 Mexican workers to Minnesota. At Union Station 34 men 3 women and 6 children were arrested while others boarded a train headed to Thief River Falls to work on sugar beet farms. They believed they would work at Mason City Iowa’s Northern Sugar factory. The North Sugar company treasurer E Green warned of possible civil action for breach of contract.
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St. Paul
Minn
Union Station
Thief River Falls
Northern Sugar Corporation
Mason City
E. Green
Ough Corporation
Tribune Office in Tampico is Burned
Tampico Mexico May 3 The Tribuna offices the only American newspaper in Mexico and the YMCA building were destroyed by fire yesterday. Three people were killed and ten injured. Loss likely around 600000 dollars.
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Tribune
Tampico
Tampico, Mex
Tribuna
Mexico
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