Congress Hurries Back Home Over Tax Vote And Farm Bills
Washington May 28 Congress plans to adjourn around June 7 after pressing final votes on the McNary Haugen farm relief measure and a tax bill. Farm leaders demanded votes on farm bills and more favorable terms for reclamation projects, while Coolidge is expected to sign the tax bill despite earlier veto fears.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Congress
Coolidge
Mellon
House
Senate
N.Y
Prosecution Nearing End in Dr Uhls Case
Hutchinson Kansas May 28 The prosecution prepared to close its case in the trial of Dr Ken B Uhls charged with murdering W E Gibbs to obtain stock valued at 100000 Gibbs held the stock on December 20 eight days before the murder evidence said certificates were transferred December 9 to a man called Westerhaven who remains unfound
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Hutchinson
Kan
Ken B. Uhls
W. E. Gibbs
Gibbs
Westerhaven
Dawes Names Chicago Man Assistant Secretary of Treasury
Washington May 28 Charles S Dawes vice president of the Northern Trust Company Ohio was appointed by President Coolidge today to be assistant secretary of the treasury Dawes announced in a short statement at the White House Dawes noted that the appointment would take effect immediately and that the new assistant secretary would succeed in the post pending confirmation the announcement came as Coolidge sought to strengthen his financial leadership amid ongoing economic concerns
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Washington, D. C
Charles 8. Dawes
The
Northern Trust. Company
Ohio
Coolidge
the Treasury
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Japan
Toklo
Preaklent
Hughes
Courier Delivery Deadline and Reprint Policy Notice
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Allen Hospital Fund Shines as Northern Iowa Asset
The Hospital Fund totals 89 750 with listed contributors Altstadt Langlas Dak i Charles W Kitno Fred J Miller Glenn Bown and others. The article praises the new Allen hospital as the region's most modern facility, highlighting generous donations enabling a fully equipped plant with expanding operating rooms and sunlit design, aimed at comfort, sanitation, and recovery for patients.
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Altstadt & Langlas Daki
Charles W. Kitno
Fred J. Miller
Glenn
Bown
Allen Hospital
Iowa
North- Tern
Schoolboy decapitated while trying to ride Milwaukee freight
Sioux City reports Donald Raynor, 15, died after attempting to hop a Milwaukee freight train near Cedar Falls yesterday afternoon. His classmate Howard Speulda was uninjured. In a separate incident near I. GC yards Earl Bowzee, truck driver for Smith Coat, suffered head and shoulder injuries when a train struck his vehicle. he was hospitalized at Sartori.
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Cedar Falls
Sioux City
Donald Raynor
Milwaukee
Young Haynor
The
West Junior High
Howard Speulda
Raynor
Speulda
Earl Bowzee
I. GC
Smith Coat Company
Sartori Hospital
Miss Lucy J. Rowan Dies in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls May 28. Miss Lucy J. Rowan in failing health weeks died at 10:30 a.m. today at the home of D. B. Lester 1313 State street from heart disease. She was apparently improved and was downstairs when stricken. She leaves three brothers and a sister.
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Cedar Falls
Lucy J. Rowan
Brs
D. B. Lester
State Street
Rowan
Chinese officials delay D'Oisy flight resumption
Shanghai May 28 AP says hostility between Kiangsu governor Chi Shieh Yuan and Keking governor Lu Yung Hsiang delays Capt. Pelletier D'Oisy Paris Taklo flight. Chi blocks Na king landing. D'Oisy's plane wrecked on arrival. Governors act with Peking aligned regime receiving orders. Mason City Iowa reports 17 000 acres beets planted locally for 1924 crop. 2 400 workers in beet fields amid cool spring Weather.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Pelletier D'Oisy
Paris-Taklo
Chi Shieh-Yuan
Kiangsu
Lu Yung Hsiang
Keking
Chi
D'Oisy
Naking
L D'Oisy
Ho Feng-Ling
Chibli
Peking
D'Oily
Mason City
Coal Prices Fall in Des Moines Markets
Des Moines reports a sudden drop in coal prices with quotes $1.50 per ton lower than winter levels for eastern coals including Indiana Illinois and Kentucky products. Iowa coal expected to drop at least 50 cents per ton within a few days per an operator citing uncertain market conditions.
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Des Moines
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Ex Sheriff shoots Fort Worth lawyer in hotel lobby
Fort Worth, Tex, May 28. John J. Honea 60, former sheriff, was free on $10,000 bond after staying in a hotel lobby last night of John W. Estes 65 Fort Worth and Los Angeles attorney. Honea shot Estes to death after a low voiced exchange. He faces a murder charge and refused to comment.
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Fort Worth
Tex
John J. Honea
Liberty
Bonn
John W. Estes
Los Angeles
Honea
Estes
U S Flier Killed in Port Au Prince Crash
A United States airman Lieut Walter S Hallenberg was killed and Gunner Sergeant P Moore of Denver seriously injured when their plane crashed at low altitude during gunnery practice in Port au Prince Haiti. The aircraft was destroyed by fire. Martin Tavinello noted in the scene.
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Associated Press
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Walter S. Hallenberg
Louisyilin
P. Moore
Denver
Moose Delegates Open Big Two Day State Convention
Loyal Order of Moose delegates gather for Waterloo February convention with 20 plus cities represented. State President George Wellin conducts vs. Mayor Gnagy welcomes, praising Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Parade planned at 7 pm through business district.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Waterloo
George Weilein
A. B. Gnagy
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Walter R. French
State
C. C. Koons
Des Moines
George Wellein
J. Willis Pierson
New Orleans
Judge Pierson
Hotel Russell-Lamgon
Yhe
Des Moines Patrol
Muele
Moose Hall
Pierson
Mason City
Eldora
Belle Plaine
Ames
Algona
Burlington
Cedar ‘Rapids
Centerville
Davenport
Chariton
Council Bluffs
Fort Dodge
Keokuk
Quttumwa
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Sioux City
Order
Lodge
A. BE. Gnagy
Wellein
Anna Bierwith
Effie Eunzinger
Lea Kohli
Iowa City
H. Nielson
Clinton
Sec
Reena Nauman
Sentinel
Celia Glessner
Cedar Rapids
Argus
Josephine Ramsey
Chicago
Vision of Pearly Gates Strikes Man Senseless in Street
Hoquinin Wash May 28 6 reports that an intoxicated man lying near police headquarters was struck down by a vision of the pearly gates in the sky. Ernest Dever told officers he had just left an evangelist meeting when the sight felled him. he remained conscious and was not arrested.
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Hoquinia
Wash
Ernest Dever
Dever
Heaven
Cid
Ile
Americans Race For Death Ray Secret, Matthews Claims
Paris May 28 Americans enter the race to secure Matthews death ray with a written U S offer claimed by the inventor. France and Great Britain also contend for rights while Matthews says British and French contracts exist though he denies other claims and says options expired.
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United Press
Paris
DE Crindell Matthews
Matthews
Great Hellain
France
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Brgland
Labor Federation President Attacks Price Nomination
Des Moines May 28 Opposition to Senator John R. Price for lieutenant governor was voiced in hundreds of letters by John C. Lewis president of the Town Federation of Labor. Lewis called Price an enemy of labor and unfriendly to the common people, criticizing his votes on rehabilitation of cripples in industry the Bowman amendment prison labor wages and the Springer public utility bill vetoed by Kendall in the Thirtyninth general assembly.
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Des Moines
John R. Price
Albia
Matts
John C. Lewis
Town Federation of Labor
Lewis
Price
Springer Public
Kendall
General Assembly
Vrooman urges Democrats to lead farm relief law
Washington May 28 Carl Vrooman former assistant secretary of agriculture says the Democratic party must lead and with progressive Republicans enact an effective farmers surplus export bill He asserts six million farmers and their wives are in open political rebellion against the present administration and urges enactment of the McNary Haugen or Norris Sinclair farm relief bill.
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Washington, D. C
Democratic Party
Carl Vrooman
National Popular Government League
Vrooman
McNary- Haugen
Norris-Sinclair
Girl Robbery With Baby in Arms Tied to Romance Motive
Norma Anderson, 17, farm girl with a 20 month old baby used a revolver to rob the Steenbers bank at Farmington, forcing David Settles to drive her away. She claims two men incited the robbery in Peoria, where the plan began. Police hunted the two men as Norma remained jailed with the baby nearby.
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United Press
Peoria
Norma Anderson
Steenbers Bank
Farmington
Norma
David Setties
Wesley Settles
Hanna
Young Settles
Hannaj
Settles
Lewistown
Paby
La Follette Rejects Third Party Convention
Senator Robert M La Follette disavows the June farmer labor progressive convention at St Paul and signals an independent ticket if major parties fail to purge communist influence. He asserts the workers party aims to steer the movement for a proletarian dictatorship while urging respect for true progressive aims.
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Iy United Poss
Washington
Robert M. la Polietra
St. Paul
James T
Lie Kamelima
Mollette
Cleveland
la Follette
H. J. Bkern
Wisconsin
Branly
Bkern
Communista
Japan protests US immigration law over Japanese exclusion
Tokyo and Washington exchange solemn protest notes after the United States bills barring Japanese immigrants. Foreign Office notes deep regret, says government remains opposed to discriminatory legislation and has instructed ambassador Hanihara to lodge the protest. press urged moderation while papers depict a day of national anguish and calls for action.
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Tokio
United States
Foreign Office
Washington
House
American House of Representatives
Hanihara
Matsui
Japan
Imperial Palace
Hughes
Coniidge
Nichi Nichi
Coolidge
America
Chu-O
Seiyukai Mutts
Coo
Wagner
Vaux G
Jingo
Jinga
Senate and House committees clash over investigations in Washington
Senate Daugherty probes committees while House panels review the shipping board and calls are issued for the Howell bill to abolish the railroad labor board. Election codes and land fraud inquiries surface as commissions push proposals tied to the transportation act rate sections.
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Senate
Senate Daugherty
House
Shipping Board
Ig Calteil
Texas
Senate Interstate Commerce Commiasion
Labor Board
Transit Commerce
Settlement in court over will dispute involving Bliss fortune
Telegraph briefs report a settlement of a will contest by the late Gal Samuel Bliss's brother and nephew against Mrs Helen Week Bliss. The dispute centered on the $2,590,000 fortune left to Bliss's second wife. In Washington, President Coolidge planned to wreath the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier before a Memorial Day address at Arlington. Ottawa notes a House vote to cut sales tax to 5 percent with more exemptions and targeted reductions. London gossip links Prince of Wales and Princess Mafalda at a Guildhall luncheon.
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Chicago
Gal
Samuel Bliss
Helen Week Bliss
Washington, D. C
Conlidge
Arlington
Arlington Amphitheatre
Ottawa
London
Prince of Wales
Mafalda
Italy
General Assembly to Act on Fosdick Heresy Case Today
Grand Rapids May 28 The Presbyterian general assembly judicial committee reports on the Fosdick heresy case this afternoon with recommendations to be either accepted in full or rejected. If rejected the matter may be reopened and reviewed. Southern and northern church leaders urged consolidation. Clerk J C Mudge said the assembly was ahead of schedule.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Presbyterian General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Fosdick
Presbyterian Church of the South
North
Thornton Whaling
Clarence E. Macartney
J. C. Mudge
Pir
Mudge
AEDS IN REICHSTAG TO BE THROWN OUT FOR LOUD HOWLING
May 28 report from press dispatches says Chancellor Carl Marx has accepted a commission to reorganize the German government. A new cabinet includes nationalists who seek interior food and economic posts. The Reichstag faces mass expulsions of communists if obstruction persists as galleries erupt in pandemonium and deputies jeer parliamentary procedure.
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Hietlin
Carl, Marx
Miter Him Oat & P.m
Ehert
Reichstag
Hunt Nomination Favorably Reported by Senate Panel
Washington May 2 The nomination of Charles W Hunt Town to be a member of the Federal Trade Commission was favorably reported today by the Senate Commerce Committee at its meeting in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Charles W. Hunt Town
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
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