Beveridge Fages Real Battle for Senatorial Seat
Washington report analyzes Beveridge as a conservative nominee for Indiana. It outlines his opposition to blocs and government overreach, notes his scholar role and four volume history of Chief Justice Marshall, and predicts a tough race against Democrat Ralston with broad cross party appeal.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
T Beveridge
Indiana
United States
Beveridge
Republican Party
Congress
Senate
Justice -Marshall
Harding
New
Altho
League of Nations
Tost
Frye
Hanna
Aldrich
Dolliver
Hales
Morgan
Daniels
Ralston
Senator New
Washington
New York Evening Post, Inc
Railroads Lease Third of Shop Work to Private Firms
Chicago May 4 Railroads have turned one third of their shop capacity over to private contractors removing 160000 men from the jurisdiction of the United States railroad labor board. Figures were presented to the board by C J McGowan representing shop craft employees during a hearing on leasing the MM K T shops at Sedalia Missouri Parsons Kansas and Dennison Texas to the A T Hecker company Cleveland.
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Chicago
United States
rali-_ord labor board
C. J. McGowan
Sedalia
Parsons, Kan
Dennison
Harding May Speak At Baltimore Ceremonies
President Harding tentatively accepts invitation to attend June 14 exercises in Baltimore marking the unveiling of a Francis Scott Key statue. The event is set to honor the author of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Harding
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Francis Scott Key
Weather report notes May 4 1922 readings for Iowa and Wisconsin cities
Weather Bureau chart lists towns including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Darrenport Des Moines Dubuque Fariboutt La Crosse Madison City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo Weverly and more. The notice highlights temperatures and road conditions for tonight and reports on smoke indicating advertising text.
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U. 5
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Chartes City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Darrenport
Drs Moines
Dubuque
Fariboutt
la Crosses
Wis
Sanon City
Marshalltown
New Hannon Postville
Waterloo
Weverly
Tair
Treason Witnesses Clash in West Virginia Mine Trial
Bloody fist fights erupt among witnesses in the West Virginia mine treason trials. State troops are en route as authorities guard key players and keep groups apart in Harper’s Ferry and Charlestown amid secrecy and fear of renewed clashes. Don Chafin meets prosecutors at Harper’s Ferry with plans to testify and depart quickly.
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Charlestown
W. Va
West Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Don Chafin
Logan County
Flood Relief Effort Grows As Mississippi Flood Spreads
The Associated Press reports relief measures expand as flood waters from the Mississippi and its tributaries inundate large areas of Louisiana and Mississippi. Eleven Louisiana parishes and five Mississippi Yazoo basin counties suffer flooding with about 16,000 people needing assistance. Red Cross estimates 40,000 will require aid before new crops can be planted.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Mississippi
Yazoo Basin
Red Cross
Mrs. Lloyd George Injured in Auto Collision Near Genoa
Mrs. Lloyd George and her daughter Magan were slightly bruised when their automobile collided near Nervi, four miles southeast of Genoa. Their car struck an automobile driven by the son of Premier Stratianc of Roumania in the accident.
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Genoa
Lloyd George
Magan
Nervi
Stratianc
Roumania
Living Costs Drop Past Three Months
The Department of Labor reports costs of living fell 4.2 percent in the first quarter of the year. From the postwar peak in June 1920 the drop reaches 22.9 percent, while the overall level remains 66.9 percent above 1914 prewar levels. Food, clothing, housing, fuel, furniture, and other items show varying price gaps.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Labor
Daugherty Wins At Big African In Morse Woodpile
Washington May a formal statement by Attorney General Daugherty on charges raised in Senate by Senator Caraway regarding the 1916 release of Charles Morse from the Atlantic penitentiary. He says real movers remain hidden and hints at publishing letters from Taft and Wickersham to answer the charges.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
May Fats
Torney
Daugherty
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Atlantic Penitentiary
Charles W. Morse
New York
Taft
George W. Wickersham
Genoa Talks Prompt Russian Acceptance of Allied Plan
Soviet delegates are expected to generally back the reconstruction plan offered by the Allies at Genoa while proposing changes on recognition of the Soviet government and private property rights. Paris and London leaders debate non aggression and Russian reconstruction as France seeks Belgian assent and wary Belgium over property issues. Germany names new ambassador Wiedfeldt sailing to New York.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Russia
Altho
Paris
Barthou
Poincare
Lloyd George
Lloyd: George
Jeitsoy
Tchitcherin
Soviet
Berlin
Theodore Wolffe
Berliner Tageblatt
East
France
Loyd George
M. Matthou
Germany
Belgium
M. Sarthou
Thennuys
Slayings Shock Mason City Area As Suspect Held
In Mason City and Northwood community turmoil grows after the slain Miss Rebecca Nelson is found near Manly. By order of County Attorney William Bauder a suspect connected to the case is jailed for safe keeping while authorities pursue warrants for a local liquor seller and bank robbery attempt.
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Mason City
Wile Fuleker
Dri Wits
Wiliam Bauder
Redeker
Masonlity
Iryin Bonker
Rebecca Nelson
Manly
Northwood
Miss Nelson
Jean
Honker
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Manily
Liguer
Une
Floods in Canada Threaten Cities and Farms
Hundreds rescued by mounted police as the Assiniboine River rose to flood the lower city and nearby towns. Dozens of farms and newly seeded lands were submerged, with relief boats aiding residents in the vast Ness Valley area.
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Brandap City
Man
Assiniboine
Alexander
Nirden
Bonus schemes presented to Harding by McCumber plan
Washington May 4 Senator McCumber chairman of the senate finance committee was authorized to present his soldiers bonus plan with a bank loan provision to President Harding as the catamite plan. Senator Smoot said he would also lay before the president his bonus plan for a 20 year endowment life insurance with no loan provisions to veterans.
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Washington, D. C
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Harding
Smoot
Utah
Beveridge
Bland
Newberry
Take County
International News Wire
Washington
D. C
Harry S. New
Senate
New
Senator New
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Lewis Sees Davis on Gov t Strike Remedy
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, arrived in Washington to confer with Secretary of Labor Davis about a government plan to end the coal industry strike. He was expected to call on President Harding at the White House to discuss the nationwide stoppage and related controversies.
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Washington, D.C
John Ll. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Lewis
President Harding
White House
Russia May Seek U S Loan If Genoa Conference Fails
Moscow reports that if the Genoa talks fail Russia will seek a United States loan and offer railway concessions in Siberia. Izvestia chief Steklov says the U S presence is crucial to success and emphasizes potential American market access and joint economic interests despite tensions over Japan.
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International News Wire
Moscow
Russia
United States
Callateral
M. Stekley
Izvestia
Steklov
Sia
Siberia
Japan
America
Beveridge Victory Shocks Republican Ranks in Indiana
Indiana results show Beveridge defeating New for Republican nomination, signaling a realignment and boosting Beveridge's prospect for the presidency. Officials report a near 20 000 vote lead with Beveridge drawing strength across classes and districts.
Mayor Hylan Survives Brooklyn Streetcar Crash
New York May 4 Major John J Hylan narrowly escaped serious injury when a street car crashed into his auto at Bushwick avenue and Siegel street Brooklyn. He was showered with flying glass but continued to his office where he received congratulations from many employees on his lucky escape.
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New York
John
Hylan
Bushwick Avenue
Siegel Street
Brooklyn
Hays Asked to Settle Ames Movie Fight
Ames Iowa May 4 Hays director general of the motion picture industry is petitioned to settle a Sunday film controversy. The Law and Order league mainly ISU faculty asks him to influence des moines theater owner W F Blank to obey Sunday closing laws. A second petition claims films shown are garbled and unfit for students. Joe Gerbracht theater manager petitions Hays with over 1000 signatures to keep shows open on Sunday. Injunction hearing on fines for operating Sundays set for Saturday in district court.
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Associated Press
Ames
Hays
Law and Order League
Iowa State College
Forest
W. Blank
Des Moines
Joe Gerhracht
Sturday
Gerbracht
District Court
State Supreme Court
Committee Favors War Corp Extension Act
Washington, D. May 4 The house committee on banking and currency ordered a favorable report on the bill the senate passed extending the activities of the war finance corporation for one year from June 39 next and amending it to include several recommendations made by the corporation.
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Washington, D
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
Senate
War Finance Corporation
Earl French Arrives in New York After Ypres Service
Earl French of Ypres and Cincinnati’s First Louis Batteries lands in New York. He commanded the “first hundred thousand” Britain sent to France in 1914. He arrives dressed in uniform and declines to express opinions on public affairs.
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Earl French
Ypres
N. Y
Muin Cincinnati
Louis
Walker and
New York
Eart
Apres and
High Lake
Britain
France
Waterloo women guests highlight Greater Waterloo dinner
Waterloo business women joined local interests at a Greater Waterloo association dinner drawing about 206 attendees. Howard Harrington urged cooperation and exchange to navigate postwar challenges, referencing education and intercity trade as key to recovery.
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Tme
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo
Howard Harrington
Hermann Miller
Jane Haffa
Unis
W. D. Iver
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Parkburnt
King Georges
Miller
Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Thairman
H. Q. Bertbrook
Paul ‘Appleby
Diter
Town Magazine
Isaac
Bernbrock
K. Ot Phail
H. D. Lea
Wes
Anphoy
Towa
Theo
Gladys Kieter
Geraldine Brinkman
Florence Moothart
Olvia Inderlein
Claire Patton
Aileen Flint
Mildred Phinney
Bernbruck
John Deere Company
Moline
Indiana
Abe Martin
Brown County
Hoosier State
Iowa
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