Congress Driets With Leaders In Hesitant Moods
Washington May 25 report shows Congress in a hesitant mood with leaders and ranks alike unsure how to meet campaign promises. Republicans face tax-cut goals while tariff talks seem unlikely to immediately reduce taxes. Disarmament and international relations loom as President Harding weighs slower, cautious steps amid mounting domestic and naval budget pressures.
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Washington, D
Congress
Wilson
Father Low
Harding
Vather
Pri
Pweder
Hellithin
Menger
Arding
Near Futire
Isex
Nz Po
New York
Eve Inc
Believe Blue Pants Are Conestoga Clue
A Navy report notes navy blue trousers found near Guadalupe Island may belong to the missing tug Conestoga. Trousers marked H J Patterson lack corroborating fleet records, while a search by 44 vessels and 32 planes continues since the vessel sailed from Mare Island for Pearl Harbor on March 25.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Rodwan Cor Mimandine
Pacific Reef
Guadalupe Island
Navy Department
H. J. Patterson
Mare Island
Pearl Harbor
Dozen Search Lake for Bodies of Storm Victims
A dozen men in boats resumed search for the bodies of Bod Abel, marshal at Gamer, and Gust Mignuson, drowned during a storm on Clear Lake. An all day search yielded nothing. Several injured including Mrs. Art Dobel, whose life is at risk per physicians. Property damage widespread across Cerro Gordo Worth and Hanenek counties with eight farms demolished and many more affected.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Bod Abel
Viiy Marshal
Gamer
Gust Mignuson
Clear Lake
Art Dobel
Oje Mohn
Kenset
Cerro
Gordo
Worth
Hanenek
Topeka
Kan
Shipping board head reaches wage deal with marine engineers
Washington May 28 Chairman Benson of the shipping board and marine engineers reach a year long wage and working conditions agreement likely cutting wages by 13 percent. Owners association in New York opposes any agreement and pledges 15 percent cuts and no pact with seagoing unions. Secretary Davis to press owners to participate amid ongoing strike. Winthrop Marvin notes no comment until terms are reviewed. A general meeting of the association is set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Shipping Board
Marine Engineers
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American
Associated Press
New York
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Pede Today Als
Washington
Benson
Seritary of
Winthrop LI. Marvin
Landlady blocked from moving by University students
Minneapolis May report states Oscar W. Schey and Elmer Hige students at the University of Minnesota secured a temporary injunction in district court restraining Mrs L M Phelphs from moving furniture from rooms used by students. They claim loss of access could irreparably injure their exam prospects and a hearing on a permanent injunction is set for June 6.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Oscar W. Schey
Elmer H.ige
University of Minnnesota
L. M.phelphs
U S Star Women Lose to French Pair in Open Round
American women doubles team led by Mrs Molla Mallory and Miss Edith journey were defeated in the first round by French stars Mile Lenglen and Mile Golding. The match opened the Paris championships with a close but decisive loss for the U S contenders.
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United Press
Paris
America
Stat
Molla
Mallory
Rdith
Bet
Mile Lenglen
Mile Golding
Man Burned to Death in Fort Worth Hotel Fire
Fort Worth Texas March fire destroyed the two story Penamet hotel. Frank Brown of Fort Worth was burned to death and four others injured in the blaze. United Press reports the tragic incident occurred today as investigators assess the cause of the fire.
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United Press
Tex, Mar BE
Frank Brown
Girls Should Pay Their Way Says Woman Speaker
Chicago May 28 Mrs Helen Paulsen lecturer and psychologist told 300 business leaders that girls should always pay their own way from dating onward to curb wildness and preserve purity. She blamed fathers for lax guidance and urged training in high school and college to foster independence and better wives.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Helen B. Paul Sen
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City in brief: Memorial day plans and local notes
Mrs laure Bousiog ate her job in the Vox el apartments. Mr and Mrs EL Ransier will spend Memorial day in Independence at their old home with Mrs Minnie Welker. Thorton La visiting her uncle and aunt L A Seaman. Lola Boggs to visit relatives at Waverly and Plainfield Sunday and Monday. Sherman T Mears will spend Memorial day with his mother in Porte City. Redlop and blue grass seed sown at Sunnyside Country club. A week ago today was up yesterday, record for seed germination. Mrs T E McCoy returned from a three week visit to Lockport NY for aunt’s illness. Fannie C Glaus filed for divorce from Chalter A Giants, custody of two minor children, cruelty alleged. F A Clark collided with a interurban. Mrs Frank Curtey cut by flying glass. Bill Christman sought by relatives in Marshalltown. J R Meekins asks H H Young to locate missing man. Mrs James Dewar and two children visiting parents A A Eisenhart. Dewar to Los Angeles after. James Apul Bois refuses automobile for Ulster County Gazette paper. E R McKeen responds with copy inherited from great grandmother, genuine per family claim.
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EL Ransier
Independence
Minnie Welker
Thorton
L A. Seaman
Lola Boggs
Waverly
Plainfield
Sherman
T. Mears
Hir
Porte City
Sunnyside Country Club
T. E. McCoy
Madison
Lockport
N. Y
Fannie C. Glaus
Chalter A. Giants
New Streetcar Topples Over on Corner Turn
A steel streetcar on the Center to Broadway line toppled while turning a corner at 3 p.m. causing light injuries to six aboard. Motorman Gordon G. Buckley controlled the car with air brakes, and its all steel construction prevented serious damage or wood splinter injuries.
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Broadway
Gordon G. Buckley
Yesterlar
Iowa Congressmen Bid Farewell After Car Crash
Eight passengers aboard a streetcar tipped over injuring four women and four men. John S Paul of 226 Lamson street suffered a sprained shoulder and back wrench. others had minor cuts or sprains. No one hospitalized. The car was righted and moved to the car shops. Representative Good of Iowa’s Fifth District hosted a farewell dinner amid news of the retirement. The accident report notes speed misjudgment is common with the new car design. Also cited are 341,284 Unionist votes, 105,528 Sinn Feiner votes, and 60,762 Nationalist votes in Belfast parliament sessions.
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D. Williams
Elm Street
R. D. Frey
Marian Nauman
Chautauqua Park
Catherine Bristol
Broadway
John S. Paui
Lamson Street
Louis Ribero
Powerhouse
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Congress
Good
Jwho
House
V. Su
China Faces Heavy Debt to Japan In Financial Straits
By Associated Press Tokio reports China’s debt to Japan raises alarm as loans during Terauchi era total about 125 million yen. Interest unpaid climbs to several million yen. Industrial Bank President Ono travels to Peking to seek a solution, Japan may provide more aid to ease the crisis.
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Tokio
China
Japan
Terauchi
Ono
Industrial Bank
Peking
Rickenbacker Flies On In Transcontinental Legion Flight
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker departed from Checkerboard field at 7 a.m. today for Dayton in a transcontinental air flight supporting the American Legion. He travels with Lieut. A J Woodbridge, assigned to complete the route by Gen. Poe Mitchell, head of the air corps.
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Hicago
Eddie ‘Rickenbacker
Dayton
American Legion
Rickenbacker
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Editor Quinn dismissed for mocking army officers in magazine
Washington May 28 Secretary Weeks dismissed Robert J. Quinn from the ad jutant general’s office for publishing in the Reclassificationist a social story that mocked Maj. Gen. Peter C. Harris and Capt. Frederick W. Lewis. Harris ordered refunds for a commemorative booklet cost, ruling use of government typesetting improper. Quinn denied malice and claimed Harris failed to create a personnel bureau as directed. Weeks dropped the other charges as trivial.
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Washington, D. C
Weeks
Robert J. Quinn
Adjutant General's Office
Peter C. Harris
Frederick W. Lewis
Quinn
Elizabeth N. Barr
Maj
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Capt
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France
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Erialiny
Britain to Double Fighting Force in Ireland Rumor
London reports semi official word that Britain plans to reinforce Ireland with thousands more troops soon. The total may exceed the current 50,000, with many new forces deployed as mobile units shifting between areas as conditions require. Crown forces battled rioting in Dublin as casualties mounted and troops raided the Mansion House area to seize what they called the Republicans headquarters.
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Ireland
Ci- Hian
Associated Press
Dublin
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Dublin Mansion House
Baby Graham Infant Dies. Funeral Set
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham, born at Presbyterian Hospital yesterday, died this morning. Funeral services will be at Vileman and Gindt chapel at 2 p.m. tomorrow with interment in Fairview. Mr. Graham is secretary of the Railroad Y.M.C.A.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Vileman & Gindt Chapel
Fairview
Graham
Railroad
Tariff and War Entry Debate Echoes in Press
The piece argues the tariff issue ties to national entry into the war, citing Ambassador Harvey’s remarks as a solid basis for current claims. Opponents who resist the notion of a patriotism-driven war are urged to accept their share of war costs. Copyright 1821 New York Eve-Mag Post, Inc.
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New York
Eve- Mag Post, Inc
Antisaloon League Forms Statewide Speakers Bureau
The Iowa Antisaloon league announces a statewide speakers bureau to push anti bootlegger efforts. Members include Dr Samuel Wier dean Town Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant Will L King Des Moines Mrs E Patterson Sioux City Rev Gen Wareham Storm Lake Prof Nicholas Knight Mr Vernon and Prof S G Pattison Cedar Rapids with additional speakers from local and national leagues.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
X. Hoisaple
Iowa Antisaloon League
Samuel Wier
Town Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Will L. King
E. Patterson
Sioux City
Wareham
Storm Lake
Nicholas Knight
Vernon
G. Pattison
Cedar Rapids
California Wins College Track Meet Cup
In Cambridge on May 28 the University of California captured the college track and field cup with a final margin of one half point. California totaled 274 points, Harvard was second with 273.
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Associated Press
Harvard Stadium
Cambridge
Mass
University of California
California
Harvard
Bomb at Sofia Ceremony Kills Two and Injures Ten
Two men died and ten were wounded when a bomb was thrown during King Boris's Metropolitan church ceremony in Sofia marking Saints Cyril and Methodius day. The king was unharmed as government and church officials attended. Demonstrators greeted him with protests, and a bomb thrower fled the scene while police struggled to quell unrest.
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Sofia
Boris
Cyrilus and Methodius
Rail Wage Slash for All Employes Secret Til June 1
The United States railroad labor board completed a wage reduction plan totaling 4000000000 dollars to be announced next Wednesday at 9 30 am. The cuts will vary by class of labor with some reductions near 20 percent and others around 12 percent, applying to both skilled and unskilled railroad workers.
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United Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Shell Rock Couple Wed In This City
A Shell Rock wedding joined Harl D. Johnson and Miss Lillian Lynch at 6 last evening in the home of Mr and Mrs B C Johnson. Rev Fort of the Methodist Episcopal church in Shell Rock conducted the ceremony. Mrs Johnson came from Pawnee Nebraska after training at C I T and taught in public schools. The groom now manages a general merchandise store in Shell Rock.
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B.C. Johnson
Harl D. Johnson
Lillian Lynch
Shell Rock
Mr. Fort
Methodist Episcopal Church
North Dakota aims to prove bread can cost five cents
North Dakota farmers back a 5 cent loaf based on wheat prices. Bank of North Dakota plans a $7,000,000 bond issue and a Grand Forks flour mill to demonstrate lower-cost bread. An experimental mill at the state college shows lower grade wheat can yield high grade flour, reducing margins for middlemen and millers.
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United Press
New York
North Dakota
Widrace A. Davis
Brookline
Mass
Bank of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Davis
Marshall
North Dakota State Agricultural College
Annual Ute Indian War Is Out Again in Utah
Salt Lake City May 28 Fear of a Ute uprising after an Indian died in a clash with peace officers was reported to United States Marshal Aquila Nebeker by Geo Adams former Utah legislator from San Juan county. The message said one Indian was killed when County Attorney Keller and Sheriff Hyde moved to arrest Utes for cattle theft. Sheriff sought help with a posse leaving Monticello and Blanding, and wires were cut between Bluff and Blanding.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Aquila Nebeker
Geo. Adams
San Juan County
Keller
Hyde
Monticello
Blanding
Bluff
Bianding
Denver Tourists Try to Seize Freight Train
Twenty seven alleged I W and hoboes were jailed after attempting to commandeer a Union Pacific freight train from Cheyenne to Denver. The raid failed but they rode into Denver where they were met by twenty police. They claimed to be tourists seeking a Colorado summer.
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Denver
Colo
I. W
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado
Blair and Kramer discuss beer policy in Washington
In Washington on May 28 Associated Press reports David H. Blair began as commissioner of internal revenue with a meeting with Prohibition Commissioner Kramer. They reportedly discussed reorganization of enforcement and tentative medical beer regulations while Blair mulls his successor.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Kramer
Blair
Electrig Park to Open Tonight at Waterloo
Electric park resumes the 1921 season after painting refurnishing and new devices. Gates opened for inspection last weekend. All attractions in full swing tonight with a Ragabands dance orchestra. The theatre gains a new musical instrument for motion pictures. Greater Waterloo band to perform Sundays. R E Peterson takes full management replacing Herbert Parker. Picnic grounds updated with more tables to boost public enjoyment and entertainment.
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Greater Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
R. E. Peterson
Herbert Parker
Peterson
Bigher
Two Principals in Shooting Affray Lodged in Prison
Georgia Anderson victim and Lillian Mabon alleged shooter are lodged in jail under $500 bonds each. Mabon’s hearing was continued twice. after testimony, counsel waived further hearing and Mabon bound to district court for assault with intent to commit great bodily injury. Shooting stemmed from a quarrel over moonshine liquor.
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Georgia Anderson
Lillian Mabon
Mabon
Miss Anderson
Chris Frank
Miss Mabon
Moon‘shine
Georgia
Anderson
Frank
W. R. French
Child Bride Slayer Won’t Be Tried In Custody Education Plan
Letta Parsons a 13 year old bride is freed from trial on manslaughter in the killing of her stepchild. State probation officers will educate and train her. Alienists cite her immaturity and suggest mental incapacity. She will not return to her Iron Mountain log cabin home or live with her wood chopper husband.
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United Press
Farmington, Mo
Letta Parsons
Peter Houck
Letta
Iron Mountain
Mrs Bergdoll Seeks Harding Help Over Sons Pressures
Philadelphia May 28 Additional funds of Grover C Bergdoll the convicted draft dodger in Germany were seized today by alien property custodian agents. The amount was not disclosed while yesterday the custodian seized all Bergdoll property in the city totaling about 332000. Erwin R Bergdoll serving time in Leavenworth prison left for his Delaware county country home. Before leaving Mrs Bergdoll said she would appeal to President Harding to stop government harassment of her sons.
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Cigied Press
Philadelphia
Grover. C. Bergdoll
Germany
Bergdoll. Wether
Erwin R. Bergdoll
Leavenworth
Erwin
Delaware County
Here
Bergdoll
Harding
Beautiful tribute to war dead by window displays
A Paul Davis Dry Goods window shows four poppy beds in Flanders field with a Red Cross nurse and a background of stars and stripes and Civil War muskets. Earl Sterling conceived the display blending old and new war themes. Thomas Eaton created the memorial window at Black Dry Goods with a blue curtain and eagle-topped shield bearing In Memoriam Civil, Spanish American, and World War eras.
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Flandersfield
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Red Cross
Earl Sterling
Black Dry Goods Company
Thomas Eaton
Eaton
Abr. Eaton
France
Sacred Heart girls stage five act drama Adrian's Sacrifice
A large crowd witnessed Sacred Heart school presenting Adrian's Sacrifice an old Brabant castle court drama. Students in costume performed stately court scenes with music and dance. standout numbers included Come Away sung by Margaret Gleason and The Magnificat featuring Marsella Hughes. Ticket proceeds boosted the school treasury for supplies.
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Sacred Heart School
Brabant
Margaret Gleason
Marsella Hughes
Jugoslav Minister to France Dies in Paris
Paris May 28. Dr. Milenkosh Vesnith former Yugoslav premier and foreign minister and recently Yugoslav minister to France died in Paris today. He held key posts in the government and served as ambassador in various capacities. The cause of death was not disclosed in the brief report.
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