Hossware Wins in Pennsylvanian Senatorial Primary
In a Philadelphia backed contest Congressman W. S Ware defeated Senator Pepper and Gov. Pinchot for the party nomination. Ware, an avowed wet, seeks to shift Prohibition debate within the Republican ranks and may influence the national platform. Arrayed against him were Pinchot Pepper Mellen and Secretary Davis as the Philadelphia delegate secured the nomination but faced chiefs’ resistance.
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Washington Democrats Favor Waiting Campaign
Democratic leaders in Washington urge minimal action on party rules and avoid the McAdoo-Smith feud while waiting for the political climate to evolve. They foresee potential Senate gains in November and a delayed focus on issues like farm relief, tariffs, and business competition, while shifting protest away from prohibition and the Klan toward Republican vulnerabilities.
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Believers Pray for Evangelist Safe Return at Sea
Thousands of followers gathered at the beach near Los Angeles praying for evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson after she vanished in the surf. They camped, hoping she survived as rumors spread she had drowned until official confirmation.
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Train Collision Wrecks Passenger Run Near St Paul
A Chicago Saint Paul Minneapolis Omaha passenger train crashed into a Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul freight near St Paul Minnesota injuring a score of travelers mainly in Pullman cars. Several listed victims include W P Grabinik William McCall Charles Mayo H G Rush and others with various injuries though none serious. The wreck halted traffic as crews cleared the scene and investigated cause.
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New York
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Sinclair Refining Company
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Wan Repairing Road Severely Injured by Automobile
Charles City Iowa May 19 Prea Vaudevort an employee of the county was struck by an automobile on the county pavement near the fairgrounds and badly injured. He was taken to the local hospital with internal injuries after a Ford car driven by Roy Weiss failed to see him in time and struck him. Vaudevort was hurled several rods by the impact.
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Italy Plans Control of All Production and Labor Relations
Italy moves to govern all production and labor relations under a fascist system. Government aims to eradicate strikes by creating national associations and compulsory arbitration courts. Separate bodies will supervise intellectual and manual labor, with government power to enforce contract changes and imprison workers for strikes or violence.
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House Debates Haugen Farm Relief Bill Provisions
Washington May 19 AP The House readied further action on the Haugen farm relief bill approving key sections and preparing to offer substitutes on credit, marketing, and price proposals. An equalization fee for basic crops was approved with cotton fee possible after two years as farm leaders discuss board advertising requirements amid lobbying charges.
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Winnesota Forest Fires Subside After Winds Die Down
Northern Minnesota fires that had menaced timber lands logging camps and farms are under control as winds ease and humidity rises. Officials cannot yet estimate total damage but report ninety thousand acres burned with great timber loss across northern woods.
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Missing Wisconsin farmer Freimuth presumed dead after cap found
Cap found on a railroad bridge near Shindon identifies Herman Freimuth a 60 year old farmer who disappeared three miles southwest of town. A blood pool lay nearby and a search on Wolf River was unsuccessful officials fear robbery and murder as a possible cause of his disappearance.
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Iowa Osteos After National Convention in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Iowa division of the American Osteopathic association during its annual meetings. A main business session will address the 1837 Advonsal convention design, with clinical sessions at Broadlawns Typ. and talks by Gordon of Sioux City and Judge Mubert.
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Business Boosters Train To South Dakota Trade Territory
About 100 Sioux City business leaders traveled by special Milwaukee train to the South Dakota trade territory for a promotional tour. The trip features the Monahan post band, national champions of the American Legion, and will conclude Saturday night. The article also notes Reichstag approval of Chancellor Marx's cabinet policy.
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Courier Delivery Notice From The Courier
The Courier urges readers to renew delivery before 3 30 PM at home. If the paper is late due to carrier error, call 51090 and a copy will be sent. Calls should read this notice before 6 20 PM.
Senate Votes Probe Campaign Finances in Slush Fund Debate
The Senate approved a probe into senatorial campaign expenditures this year by 69 to 132, after Senator Reed, Democrat Missouri, urged the inquiry amid reports of up to 5 million dollars spent in Pennsylvania Republican primary races. Pepper defense tied to wet referendum. Harrison and others criticized the election as influenced by national politics.
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Split Estate After 20 Year Fight in Aurora Neb
May 1 report says family members of the late William Wick of Aurora and Cleveland Quebec have been granted possession of Wick’s $30,000 estate by the district court. George J. Wick of Long Pine Neb is the losing party and plans to appeal.
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Kiwanians Invite Critic for Address
Urbana May 19 Minols Town Kiwanis district plans to invite H. L. Mencken editor of the American Mercury to discuss his views at the September convention announced by District Gov Legrand. It is uncertain if Mencken will accept.
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Stokes Dead in New York After Pneumonia Battle
Wealthy retired capitalist W. D. Stokes died in New York after several days ill with double pneumonia. He had drawn nationwide attention earlier for a sensational divorce action involving his wife Helen Elwood Stokes, formerly of Denver, Colorado.
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SEEK EARLY ADJUSTMENT OF RAILROAD CHARGES
A. E Gnagy, former mayor, urges the riverfront commission to acquire private ground between the Reed Island freight depot and the west bank for a park and riverfront amphitheatre. He notes spring views of Cedar river and calls for turning unsightly lumber piles into a public space. A Lingis Cerilval company has improved the east bank opposite.
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Omaha Voters Refuse 40 Year Street Railway Franchise
Omaha voters rejected a 40-year extension for the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway, with 14,583 in favor and 19,117 opposed. Officials indicated the company may seek a court ruling to challenge the prior franchise. The outcome leaves the company undecided on next steps.
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Miners May Vote on Ending Strike
A report from London on May 19 notes miners may hold a test vote on ending the strike. The discussion centers on terms and a national referendum on prohibition as a strategic move in the wet versus dry battle. Senate action and the Gott bill fate hinge on intra party support and possible prolonged debate.
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Peret Returns From London After Debt Talks
French finance minister Raoul Peret arrived in Paris after extended talks with Winston Churchill on settling France debt to Britain. Peret said the discussions were satisfactory but did not yield a definite conclusion.
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Five Killed As Hindu Riots Erupt In Calcutta
Five were killed and several wounded in Hindu rioting at Karapuchi Calcutta on May 1 as discontented workers from an Anglo Indian jute mill clashed with police. Police were called and restored control after rioters surged around the grounds.
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Berlin Policy Stable Under New Cabinet Says Marx
Chancellor Marx told the Reichstag the London separation treaty and the Locarno security pacts will continue to guide Germany's foreign policy under the new cabinet. He spoke as successor to Chancellor Luther, pledging strict adhesion to existing commitments and a steady course.
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Bomb destroys Minneapolis cinema again faces rope
A theater bombing in Minneapolis last night destroyed the Main City movie theater. Police could not determine the motive. Russell Scott, deemed sane by a commission of alienists, is held in a state hospital after being convicted of slaying a Chicago drug clerk in a prior holdup.
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Byrd Plans South Pole Flight With Two Fokker Planes
Lieutenant Richard E. Byrd announces a fall attempt to reach the South Pole using two Fokker aircraft. The voyage would depart New York by ship mid September. Byrd aims to base at Framheim near Roald Amundsen's historic site with pilots Flexa Sennett and Berent Balelien aboard.
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Livestock Shippers Hear Delayed Weeklong Inquiry
Washington May 19 AP The Interstate Commerce Commission's general inquiry into livestock freight rates continues with seven railroad state and shipper representatives set to present views. Proceedings focus on Western rates and potential reforms to reduce delays and realign revenue distributions as the commission weighs Potter plan and requests for separate rate groups. The hearing aims to set lower, fairer charges for livestock and related traffic, referencing pre June 34 1918 rates and earlier adjustments amid a broadening scope by farm and cattle interests.
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