Premier Baldwin Will Not Change Britain's Policy
London dispatch outlines Stanley Baldwin as new premier whose approach mixes energy with patience. He will avoid embarrassing France in the Ruhr while backing Paris until its plan ends, and Britain faces a long period of hard times awaiting reparations settlement and revived world trade.
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London
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Bonar Law
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Mr. Baldwin
France
Ruhr
Britain
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Baldwin
Rudyard Kipling
Burne-Jones
Curzon
New York Tribune
Fireman Killed in Wreck on C B and Q
Denver May 23 One trainman was killed and two slightly injured when the locomotive of the Colorado and Southern? No 2 passenger train derailed near McCook Colorado. The fireman Tanner was killed and the brakeman was injured according to meager reports received by the Rocky Mountain News.
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Denver
Colo
McCook
Novaday
Rocky Mountain News
S Tanner
Rand
Japanet with Reds Nearing Breakdown
Opposition of the foreign office threatens to break down unofficial talks toward a trade relief conference between Japan and Soviet Russia. A cabinet meeting Friday is expected to set the government's attitude, with the public read in dressing an advertisement style note.
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Tablo
Foreign Office
Japan
Soviet Russia
Courier Service Notice for Early Daily Delivery
The Courier should deliver daily at your home before 5 50 o clock. If due to an error by the carrier or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time, please phone 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 40 p m.
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Cartier
Asbestos King’s Clairvoyant Bet Costs Him 25000
New York May 23 Charles B Manville five year old asbestos maker faces Supreme Court Justice Burr in a $321000 suit from Dr A L Austin. He testifies about Beulah Thompson alleged clairvoyant who he says influenced him to wake in costly investitures totaling $25000.
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International Newe Wire
New York
cCharles B. Manville
Supreme Court
Burr
AL E. Austin
Beulah Thompson
Denies Parmelee Boy Given Up by Mother
Dallas report states Mrs Esther Black Parmelee renounced claims to her son. Charles Parmelee, now in Mexico City, is cited by W F Black as stating the matter. The couple have pursued custody battles across Los Angeles and Mexico City, with the mother's Mexican actions dismissed.
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Tex
Esther Black -Parmelee
Charles Parmelee
Mexico City
W. F. ‘Black
Parmelees
Brad
Los Angeles
Explosion Kills Four At Apache Powder Plant Site
May 23 reports say four men died when an explosion destroyed three mixing houses of the Apache Powder company six miles south of Benson. The blast toppled telephone and telegraph lines and shook distant areas. The dead had not yet been identified. Meanwhile in Phoenix police guarded Als Selah Crandal in a hospital after she shot and killed W. E. Remington, a former Arizona legislator, at a local hotel and tried to take her own life.
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Benson
Aziz
Apache Powder Company
Phoenix
Als
Selah Crandal
W. E. Remington
Arizona Legislature
Ife
Turkish mobilization sparks Greek clash Threats in Thrace
Overseas dispatch reports seven thousand Turkish soldiers in civilian dress have entered Thrace and shifted to uniforms amid grave Turko Greek frontier tensions. Allies prepare to preserve order as Karitia troops may be recalled if fighting erupts. French envoy warns Athens on potential offensive moves against Turkey. Greek leaders seek early formal talks on indemnity with the Near East peace conference, denying Karageteh surrender rumors.
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Karitua
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Athens
Foreign Office
Turkey
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Lausanne
Venizelos
Alexandris
Greece
Pelle
Financial Commission
Orienta‘lion
Karageteh
Adrianople
Tiger Woman Planned to Be Fast Lady of Honduras
Clara Phillips known as the hammer slayer fled Los Angeles for Mexico then Honduras, aiming to seize power with Jesse Carson as dictator. Carson confessed involvement in a conspiracy to overthrow the Honduran government, claiming funds and arms moved from Vera Cruz to bolster an uprising. Phillips and Carson described perilous escapes, detentions, and a bid to reach safety in Honduras before extradition proceedings.
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Honduras
United Press
Tegucigalpa
Clara Phillips
Jesse Carson
Philips
Mexico
Los Angeles
Curson
Land
California
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Carsen
Veracruz
Phillips
Etta May Jackson
Mexico City
Carsén
Tepucigalpa
Carson
Vera Cruz
Mex
Ward Gaye
Yexucigalpa
Casino Espanol
Sharp
Guatemala
Mrs. Phillips
Clara
Peasant Children Stampede At Sight Of Movie Show
London May 23 A Daily press correspondent reports the first movie shown to Peasant children at St Kilda caused a stampede from the schoolroom where the flag was displayed as the children fled to the wild hillsides seeking safety. St Kilda lies west of Scotland and is isolated for months by the Atlantic storms.
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Dstrsidor
St. Kilda
Daily Press
Scotland
St. Nilda
Morgenthau Warns of Long War Ahead
Grinnell college audience hears Henry Morgenthau Jr. warn that planes target Krupp munitions and chemical plants in Germany. He predicts Germany could restore Krupp output in four months and says France seeks to secure borders by surrounding Germany with friendly powers. He argues America must act to avert decades of global conflict.
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Germany
Krupp
Henry Morventhau
Turkey
United States
Grinnell College
Yesterda
Mennes
France
Poland
Jugo-Slovakia
Sturge
Russia
Forse
America
Ex-City Employee and Five Others Indicted for Graft
Chicago May 23 George KE Carlson commissioner of gas and electricity under Thompson administration and five others were indicted on charges of conspiracy to defraud the city of about 400 000. Indicted are Arthur B Henderson president of Electrical Materials company Anthony L Harth bookkeeper Fred A Doggett assistant superintendent of construction and Fred Rehm stoolkeeper. Grand jury evidence showed large supplies ordered from Mendersons company but only part delivered.
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Chicago
George KE. Carlson
William Hale Thompson
Arthur B. Henderson
The
Electrical Materials Company
Anthony L. Harth
Fred A. Doggett
Carlson
Fred Rehm
Menderson
Woman Kidnapped in Own Car Robbed of Jewels
Chicago May 23 Forest Garfield Smith was kidnapped in her own car by two men who robbed her of 30000 dollars in gems and furs and dumped her on a prairie on the city outskirts. She was found wandering hysterically and her fingers showed injuries from the struggle.
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Chicago
Forest Garfield Smith
Alice
Chinese Brigands Threat Fails To Carry Out Executions
Washington awaits word from Schurman in Peking as negotiators press for release of American and other foreign captives held by bandits near Tsaochwang. Messengers report the hostages are alive and being moved toward a summit stronghold, with one Italian lawyer singled out as ill or detained.
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Tsaoehwang
Fuchow
Ligulosi
Sinor Musso
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Buen
Paotzaku
Tsaochwang
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Sumit
Schurman
Washington
D. C
Peking
Hughes
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White ‘House
B. Joy di Picea
Varanual News
Therl
Gun Used to Kill Wertz Shut Out in Leeper Trial Evidence
UPI report: In May 23 court proceedings in Town City, Robert Leeper’s murder trial over Roy Wertz’s death saw the state fail to admit the revolver believed to have killed Wertz as evidence after repeated objections. Other items like a nightshirt and unexploded cartridge were not recorded as evidence. witnesses described the fatal bullet path and conflicting statements about when Leeper saw the weapon.
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Robert Leeper
United Press
Town City
Roy Wertz
Leeper
Ralph Otto
Eviti Wertz
A. W. Bennett
A. ©. Harmon
Johnson County
Arrall
Iowa
Clery
Claude M. Miller
Carroll
Miller
Mirer
Merervolver
Bill Reopens Small and Brundage Fight in Senate
Springfield May 23 The legislature begins a new chapter in the dispute between Gov Small and Attorney General Krindare as the appropriations committee favors Seanatayr Hyher's bill granting 875,000 to the attorney general. The measure moves to first reading on the calendar.
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Springfield
Til
Small
Krindare
Senate
Witornes Keneral
Miners Killed in Duesseldorf Riot
May 24 reports from French headquarters say rioting in Dortmund district left several miners dead and many wounded. Police fired on demonstrators near Scharnhorst mine, with crowds attacking officers. The strikes, led by communist agitators demanding higher wages, threaten a broader general strike impacting 269000 workers in the Dortmund area.
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Dortmund
Accoullick
Scharnhorst
Ainers
Elevated Strike Looms Over Chicago Transit
Chicago May 3 reports warn of an elevated railway workers strike and walling construction walkout threat. John J. Bruce, president of the elevated trainmen union, issued an unconditional ultimatum to the company on wages and conditions as talks stalled. A general construction strike could follow if demands are not met.
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Chicago
John J. Bruce
Tainmen's Union
Connecticut Wants Lash Law Repealed
Hartford, Conn. March 22 The legislature is urged to repeal a law authorizing the warden at the state prison to administer moderate whipping not exceeding 10 stripes for any single offense The proposal is backed by Col. N G Osborn president of the prison board of directors
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Hartford
Conn
Cot. N. G. Osborn
State Prison
Legion Would Keep Debs from Talking in Davenport
The American Legion and patriotic societies plan steps to bar Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs from speaking in Davenport. Debs has accepted an invitation to address local Socialists for a Fourth of July gathering at Forest Park.
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Lea
American Legion
Eugene V. Debs
Forest Park
Wichita Tornado Injures Scores and Disrupts Railways
A Wichita windstorm tornado injured a score of people and devastated the surrounding area. Homes, barns, and refinery tanks were leveled while communications lines were knocked out. One child was reported killed at Greensburg amid widespread damage and disruption.
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Kan
Greensburg
La Follette Attacks World Court Ideas
Madison Wis May 23 In an attack upon the world court Senator La Follette argues in La Follette's Magazine that the Wilson administration has done more to promote war than any arbitration device could offset. He claims concessions and gains in the Far East incited war and criticizes current policy. Gov Praus announced he will file tomorrow as a candidate for the U S Senate to succeed Kate Nelson after addressing an event in Cauby Minn tonight.
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Wis
World Court
Hobert
la Follette
St. Paul
Minn
Praus
United States Senate
Kate Nelson
Cauby
Iowa Clubwomen Welcome National Federation Leader
Mrs Rose S Berry addresses Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs in Des Moines session on music literature and art. Delegates chosen from ten districts proceed toward the general federation biennial in Los Angeles. Grace M E auditorium hosts a speech by Dr Charles F Aked and musical acts highlight the program.
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Lowa Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
Los Angeles
Swift Seaston
Henry Taylor
Bloomfield, Jr
Federation
Winter
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Jowsa
Grace M. E. Church
Y. H. Robinson
Cedar Falls
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Waterloo
Henry Graepler
Dows
Henry W. Grout
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Mount Pleasant
McLaughlin
Washington
McClure
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Maduoke
Mire
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Jows. City
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Davenport
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Glinton
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Schlick
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Richmond
Riceville
Frank
Mason City
D. M. Strawman
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Jennie I. Berry
Cedar Rapids
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Buckingham
Mary English
Marion
Ames
Eugene Henley
Grinnell
A. M. Evans
New Sharon
Virginia Knight Logan
Iown
Nate
Rendall
3. C. Cummins
Homer Miller
Des Moines
J. A. Blanchard
James. Winterset
Lydia Hollinger
Sheridan
Prank Payne
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Percival
Ralph Duff
J. M. Junkin
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Bauer
Guthrie Center
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Wansom
Tie
Frederick Frisbie
Sheldon
J. W. Wilkinson
Alta
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Sioux
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Boone
Henry Ness
Chavin
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