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Earl Sande the premier jockey won the Kentucky derby riding Flyingouc considered an outsider. Sarazen the Belmont favorite finished seventh at the Metropolitan handicap. The piece notes that favorites often fail and readers see that you cannot always tell in horse racing.
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Sarezen
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Roke
Dawes and Coolidge Split on Washington Focus
In a split view, Coolidge urges silence on Washington while Dawes tours the country urging attention to the capital. Dawes seeks Senate reforms to make it more responsive to the people, challenging Republican leaders and highlighting tensions within the party.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
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Dawes
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Courier Delivery Timing and Error Contact
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 30. If you fail to receive by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please Phone 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Waterloo June Celebration Seeks Twenty Thousand Funds
The Waterloo festival on June 25 to 27 plans daylight fireworks and a large program, needing at least $20,000. An executive committee outlined expenses and will solicit pledges next week. The event includes a river carnival on the Cedar with decorated canoes and a band on a barge by the bathing beach.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar River
Cedar River Park
Bull Kills Man Who Slapped It in Face
Toledo Ohio May 23 George Shiples died after slapping a bull in the face with his hat while driving it to a barn on a farm near Toledo. The enraged bull charged trampling and goring him. Other men rescued him but he died a few hours later.
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George Shiples
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Louis Phelns Death in Cedar Falls Township
Louis Phelns a Mt Vernon township farmer died at Sartori Memorial Hospital at noon. Cause given as diabetes. His father died about six weeks ago. Surviving are his widow two children and several brothers and sisters.
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Cedar Falls
Louis Phelns
Mt. Vernon
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Coolidge Suffers Indigestion Attack
President Coolidge suffered an indigestion attack but doctors said it was minor and responding to treatment. He resumed light duties and planned his Saturday cruise aboard the Mayflower. another bulletin noted he felt no discomfort and remained in excellent condition.
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Joel T. Loone
Amundsen Polar Flight Missing Over Arctic
Oslo reports favorable weather but in New York speculation grows over Capt Roald Amundsens polar flight missing with five companions after leaving Spitzbergen Norway in two planes. Authorities plan U S naval search if expedition is not heard from, with danger from iceand storms cited as key risks.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
Tidal Wave Strikes Lake Ontario Shore on American Side
A tidal wave along 26 miles of Lake Ontario's American shoreline hit today causing heavy damage to one village and several summer resorts. No lives were lost. In places the surge reached 150 feet inland carrying wreckage and small boats ashore.
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N. Y
Lake Ontario
Sumer
Obituary: W D Schrock Dies After Illness
W D Schrock 60 died at home on Hammond avenue Waterloo after a five year illness of pernicious anemia. A Pennsylvania born journeyman cabinet maker, he lived in Waterloo over 40 years, married Eliza Saylor in 1885, and is survived by his widow, daughter Hazel, and brothers Israel and John. Funeral services scheduled Monday at 1:30 at home and 2 at First Brethren Church with burial in Elmwood.
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Hammond Avenue
Waterloo
Milledgeville
Pennsylvania
Eliza Saylor
Saylor
Schrock
Hazel
Israel Sehrock
Meyersdale
John Sebrock
Milledgevidle
Mwin First Brethren Church
A. C. Cushman
Elmwood
Klan to Fight to Highest Court Over Membership Law
Rochester N Y May 23 The Ku Klux Klan will carry the fight to the court of appeals and beyond as allowed by law following the appellate division fourth department ruling upholding the Walker law. Louis E Fuller attorney for the Klan called the decision a direct hit at the Klan for its secret activities while forcing membership lists to be filed by secret societies.
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Rochester
Court of Appeals
Louis E. Fuller
Ku Klux Klan
Appellate Division
Fourth Department
Klan
Civil Service Push Aims for Third Class Postmasters
In Des Moines on May 22 a convention session for third and fourth class Iowa postmasters debated backing a national civil service movement for third class postmasters and higher pay. About 200 town postmasters attended as O J Perdue delivered his annual address.
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Des Moines
Iowa
National Postmasters’ Convention
O. J. Perdue
Colinday Accepts Safety Laws Appointment
Des Moines May 24 W M Colinday accepts a seat on a national committee enforcing highway safety laws appointed by secretary of commerce Hoover. The panel includes three other groups focused on law uniformity accident causes and metropolitan traffic facilities.
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W.M. Colinday
National Committee On
Flerbere Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Governor Hamill Leads Towa City Victory Celebration
In Towa City Ta May 238 the governor Mrs Hammill and staff attend a celebration marking the state’s unit review at the University R U T C. Prizes will be awarded to companies and individuals for excellence in military activities amid ceremonies and inspections. Slavery is pressed into focus by a separate report from Conn on Olympia Macri, facing a murder charge for the alleged killing of her baby’s father.
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John Hammill
Pate Toiry
Hasen
Olympia Macri Wasi
John Bagyann
Tremendous Japan quake razes three western towns
Three towns along the Hyogo and Kyoto coast were destroyed by a powerful earthquake and ensuing fire. Osaka and Kobe areas suffered heavy damage with tunnels, bridges, and infrastructure collapsed. Authorities fear a rising casualty toll as reports come in from Toyo-Oka, Kinosaki, Kunihama, and Fukuchi. hundreds dead or missing amid widespread destruction.
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London, May 23.—Dispatches From the Tokio
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No Guilty Debtor Shall Escape U S Motto for Europe
Washington May 23 The United States government has taken steps to collect not only war debts owed by Europe but reconstruction loans made after the army. The administration notes the agreement that there would be no discrimination in the discharge of these obligations and warns against any preferential treatment or exemption for debtor nations.
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United States
Washington, D.C
Europe
State Briefs Test Moines Civil Meeting Ends Without Statement
The Republican state central committee wrapped up its meeting with no public statement besides noting that routing affairs had been trans acted in Sioux City. Jack Moe, a high school boy, is recovering after fracturing his skull in a fall while chasing a pigeon. In Sioux City, more than 500 members of the Welther league of Town gathered for its sixth annual convention, with new officers to be elected before the banquet.
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State Central Committee
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League
Tormorrow
Lonley Broker William Coffin Ends Life in Park Avenue Office
William Edward Coffin a Richmond native and longtime New York investment broker aged about seventy died by his own hand in his Park Avenue office after writing his own death notices for two papers. He left a letter citing loneliness since his wife’s death a year earlier and requested private funeral and interment with flowers omitted.
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New York
William Howard Coffin
Park Avenue
Clubs Back World Court Campaign by Iowa Federation
The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs plans an endorsement of the world court and active campaigning for it in the upcoming biennium. The federation also recommended free county libraries and a junior Red Cross program for school children at its sixteenth biennial convention, which closed yesterday. Ohio State University trustees accepted President Wo. Thompson’s resignation, effective November 23.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Today
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Weather Outlook for Week in Washington DC
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with periods of showers in the first half. Cool conditions early, warming through the middle and latter parts of the week.
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