California Johnson fund receipts under probe prompt debates
Senate hearings examined California Johnson campaign financing with treasurer Alexander McCabe testifying that about 200000 had been raised locally, far short of Hoover support. He cited transfers to New York, state official donations, and a mix of street workers and printed matter as major expense factors amid questions over possible slush funds and large donors.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Doctor 103 Years Old Gone Leaves $400 Board Bill
Police sought 103 year old Dr Berry who disappeared from his Chicago home after his landlady Mrs Mary J Reynolds said he owed nearly 400 for room and board. She described him as remarkable for his age with sharp faculties and good appetite.
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Herman Farry
Mary J. Reynolds
Arrests Halt Military Plot to Kill Grand Vizier
In Constantinople on May 27 Kasud Riza Pasha a general of artillery Michael Pasha former commander along the Dardanelles and others were arrested on charges of plotting to kill Damad Ferid the grand vizier. The plan was to take place today but Ferid was warned.
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Kasud Riza Pasha
Michael Pasha
Dardanelles
Damad
Ferid
Damad Ferid
French Plan Honor For American Dead
Paris division of the American committee for devastated France has been asked by the American Legion to represent the organization at a Memorial day demonstration at the cemetery Juvige in Paris tomorrow. Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs. A. M. Dike report the event, with French soldiers and Gen Mangin conducting services on Halle ground.
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Paris
American Committee For
France
American Legion
Juvige
Anne Morgan
A. M. Dike
American Committee
Mangin
Halle
Debs Nominated for Fifth Socialist Presidential Run
Eugene V. Debs serving a ten year espionage act sentence at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary was formally notified of his fifth presidential nomination by the Socialist party. Warden and committee members attended the ceremony, Debs wearing prison blue denim greeted each member with a kiss, and he spoke about industrial emancipation and criticism of politics becoming a politician’s game. He reiterated support for the Russian revolution while denying Bolshevik label, emphasizing opposition to dictatorship and commitment to freedom and equal rights. Formal notification was delivered by James O Neal, noting broad support from workers and citizens.
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Associated Press
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Eugene
America
Russia
Debs
J James O’neal
Dens
County approves 6 percent five year refunding bonds
County officials announce the issue of six percent five year refunding bonds to cover about 240 016 in overdrafts across funds with separate bonds for the bridge fund. The note speaks to loyalty and political ideals amid a push by banks and investors.
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Mrs Kate Richards O Hare Is Released Endorse Virginia Platform
President Wilson commuted a five year term for Mrs Kate Richards O Haire of St Louis imprisoned for armament speech. He endorsed the Virginia Democratic platform urging prompt ratification of the treaty. The move reflects Wilsons stance on the party platform and League of Nations. Londonderry votes to remove Viscount French from Freeman Roll amid Irish tensions.
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O’hare
Virginia
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Freeman
Kate Richards O'Hare
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Shawoe An
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
San Francisco
Glass
League of [Nations
Prophecy of Five Kings Coming Amid Global Upheaval
Hungary's seer Mme Aubillino Bellaugh asserts startling forecasts of world peace delays and political change in Europe. She predicts thrones reestablished across Europe within a year, the Hohenzollerns returning to Germany, the former emperor going insane, and the crown prince murdered. France envisions upheavals before a kingdom, Bolshevism fades in 1921, and Mexico triggers the next war with high prices easing. a vast Jewish exodus from Russia and Central Europe shifts to Argentina and Mexico, not Palestine.
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Hungary
Mme Aubillino Bellaugh
France
Germany
Austria
Poland
Russia
Mexico
Palestine
Argentine
Memorial Day Mass to Be Held in Paris Church
Paris on May 29. Prominent French families will attend the Memorial Day Mass at Church of St. Joseph tomorrow. Cardinal Amette is in Rome. his vicar general will represent him. Father William Hemmick of Washington, D. C. will celebrate. Duchess Noailles, descendant of Marquis de la Fayette, among French attendees.
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Rome
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Washington, D. C
Europe
Noailles
Marquis de la Fayette
Speeders Warned as Sheriff Plans Motorcycle Patrol
Speeders along the Waterloo to Cedar Falls route face arrest as Sheriff T. Wagener schedules a motorcycle patrol tonight and tomorrow, with patrols observed mainly in the evening and Sunday. A county board committee conference will outline detailed patrol plans.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Record altitude mark set at Kelly Field by Lt Weddington
Lieutenant Harry Weddington reportedly reached about 18,856 feet with four passengers at Kelly Field. The flight lasted one hour ten minutes aloft and returned in 29 minutes.
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San Antonio
Tex
Kelly Field
Harry Weddington
Crowd cheers as python victim screams for aid
In Zerbruck near Geneva a giant python slowly crushed its Hungarian trainer named Ciro during a stage act. The crowd applauded, mistaking her cries for part of the entertainment, until her manager shot the snake after she was beyond help.
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Francoia Ciro
Rush Mi
Cedar Falls seniors face suspension over hazing incident
Four Cedar Falls High School seniors, William Morner Claude Wynegar Clark Mullen and Glen Hanson, are suspended and will lose diplomas after allegedly hazing freshman Earl Miller. Principal L R Isaacs announced the action, with superintendent F L Mahanna to decide Monday, while three seniors are noted as class play cast members.
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L. R. Isaacs
F. L. Mahanna
William Morner
Claude Wynegar
Clark Mullen
Glen Hanson
Earl Miller
Ue Miller
Reverse Action Passes Bill to Regulate Rents
The Wisconsin assembly approved a rent regulation bill 60 to 12 empowering the railroad commission to set rates in Milwaukee County after previously defeating the measure. The contentious bill reversal occurred late yesterday following earlier action by the body.
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Associated Press
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Wis
Railroad Commission
Milwaukee County
Rail heads form connecting link road and I C6
A special committee representing the railroads, chaired by T Dewitt Cuyler, is formed to cooperate with the Interstate Commerce Commission to alleviate freight congestion. Members include Daniel Willard, A N Sauth, W A Markham, Hale Holden, W B Story, BY Bush, W J Pearson, and Howard Elliott.
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Washington, D. C
Railroad War Board
Interp Atate Commerce Commission
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Association of Railway Executivhe
The
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W. 7. Pearson
New York, Newaven &Mortford
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lugo Slavs Prepare Military Measures to Resist Invasion
May 29 dispatch says Gabriele d Annunzio with irregular troops has seized Durazzo Albania and set up an administration. Jugo-Slav government informs Allies it will resist any further action by d Annunzio. Troops advancing from Fiume threaten Sussak as Belgrade reports.
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Maliatt
Fiume
Durazzo
Albania
Zurich
Petit Parisien
Jugo-Stag
d'Annunzio
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Ca Yalanna
Sussak
Foreign Office
Belgrade
Late World News Bulletins A P Roundup May 20 29
A string of briefed dispatches from Chicago to London and Paris reports on Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen naming Maj Gen Leonard Wood as Republican convention candidate. Other items note peace treaty signing in Paris, price declines in Oklahoma dairy markets, and shifts in European and domestic political events.
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Associated Press
Chilcago
Henry J. Alien
Kansas
Leonard Wooden
Konan
Decisions in Four Contests to Settle Delegates
Chicago May 29 Decisions in four Republican delegation contests likely settle disputes involving 122 national committee members. Precedents in four Indoar rulings will guide the remaining cases. The committee starts Monday, four days expected to finish. Contests span southern states with notable fights in Georgia and Mississippi districts while Minnesota tenth and Missouri fourth and fifth face closer contests.
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Chicago
National Committee
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Missouri
Georgia
Mississippi
Wilson Appoints Woman Assistant Attorney General
President Wilson nominated William Frierson of Chattanooga Tennessee to be assistant attorney general and Annie Abbott Adams of San Francisco already United States attorney for the northern district of California to be assistant attorney general.
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United States
Anneie Abbott Adams
San Francisco
California
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Atorney Gonera
Ice Breaker Juries in Chicago Tilt Toward Doom
Ten men sit in the county jail under death sentence with two hangings scheduled for early next month. Three more were added to the list yesterday as appeals loom. State’s Attorney Maclay Hoyne says juries are breaking their fear of convicting murderers and sending them to their doom.
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Associated Press
Chiteze
Maclay Hoyne
Cavalry and Coast Artillery Patrol Bristol Riot Aftermath
Troops of cavalry and coast artillery patrolled Bristol streets to stop a repeat riot at the National India Rubber plant after striking workers sought to bar entry yesterday. Gov Beckman called the city “in a stage of insurrection” and planned to visit to assess the situation as the plant remained closed.
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National , India Rubber Company
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K of C Employment Bureau Aids Nebraska Farms
The Knights of Columbus in New York is coordinating with Nebraska’s colonization department to place former service members with Nebraska farms. Fifty veterans have been recruited by the K of C employment bureau for work at $60 a month, with board included.
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Weather forecast for Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday indicate showers likely on Monday with generally fair conditions afterward. Temperatures are expected to be normal early in the week and near normal for the remainder.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Russian Bolsheviks Bolstering Attacks by Reinforcements
Warsaw May 29 Official statement says Bolshevik reinforcements are being brought up across the front as fighting intensifies along the northern sectors with three battles raging from the Dvina to the Pripet. Prisoners taken by the Poles west of the Berezina include 400 casualties in the Minsk drive.
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Pripeter
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Minsk
Theatrical Notables Sail on Adriatic
Theatrical notables E H Sothern Julia Marlowe Elsie Janis Jane Cowle Marco Klaw Edgar Salwyn and boxing champion Jimmy Wilde traveled on the steamer Adriatic today sailing to Cherbourg and Southampton from New York in a notable party at sea.
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Associated Press
New York
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Elsie Janis
Jane Cowle
Marco Klaw
Edgar Salwyn
Cherbourg
Southampton
Jimmy Wilde
Park Bear Has Right to Claw Court Rules
New York May 29 The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court ruled a captive park bear may claw trespassers within its range denying Blanche Guzzi damages in a suit against the New York Zoological Society which runs the Bronx Zoo She assumed risk by approaching too close to the cage and the zoo bears no liability.
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Associated Press
New York
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court
Blanche Guzzi
New York Zoological Society
Bronx
Count Allain de Kergarion in Collision With King Alexander
Paris on May 29 Count Allain de Kergarion was critically injured after a crash while trying to dodge King Alexander of Greece. He suffered a fractured skull and broken arms. His wife and two sons were injured. no one in the Greek king’s car was hurt.
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Allain de Kergarion
Alexander
Greece
Courier delivery timing and recovery contact notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If you do not receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 330 to request a copy. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 50 p m.
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Water loo Car Shortage Hampers Business and Auto Transport
Waterloo merchants warn that a nationwide freight car shortage cripples shipments, forcing coal and furniture into cramped cars and delaying parcels. Weather damaged goods, demurrage costs, and a shift to canvas covered flat cars burden carriers. A Flint to Kansas City auto train with 132 cars passed Waterloo, highlighting ongoing embargoes and protective canvas covers.
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United States
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Greater
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Kansas City
Red Cross Set Roll Call Dates and Growth
National headquarters of the American Red Cross announced that the fourth roll call will run from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 25. The organization now counts over 10,000,000 members, about twenty times prewar enrollment.
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Washington, D. c
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American Red Cross
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