GRAFT SCANDAL MIXES IN TODAY'S BLOOMERS ITEM
In Ber Min a broad graft scandal blends Teapot Dome style schemes with veterans' bureau and police grafts amid sensational names like Tamara. Jim Davis travels to Brazil to study immigration while a traversal of civic corruption lingers as public tolerance wanes. Packing dynamite awaits union wage talks in coal mines. A new Chinese triumvirate emerges at Tianjin. John Washmond, Bowery missionary leader, dies, with echoes of street life and mercy. Howard Gore named agriculture secretary designating a WV governor tenure fallback.
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Rhine
Ber Min
Veterans’ Bureau
Tamara
Len Small
Illinois
Borah Succeeds Lodge as Foreign Relations Chairman
Washington preview on Senator Borah taking over the crucial Senate Foreign Relations Committee after Lodge as Idaho editor Calvin Cobb of The Idaho Statesman recalls Borah’s rise. The piece contrasts Borah’s path with Lodge and notes political shifts, including Longworth’s insurgent restraint plan and budding open diplomacy discussions.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
William E. Borah
Idaho
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Pioneer
Borah
Drake
Boiss
Idaho Statesman
Calvin Cobb
France
William B. Borah
Horace Gresley
Altho
Kansas
Ilinois
William Allen White
Cobb
Mr. White
Barah
Senator Borah
Bora
Washington
Gobb
The
Statesman
Senate
Lodze
Courier delivery instructions with contact details
The Courier should be delivered to your name before 5:30. If you fail to receive the paper by then, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6:30 p.m.
Reverend Halli mond dies after Bowery mission tenure
Telegraph Briefs report Belmar New Jersey death of Rev John Hallimond who marked his 25th anniversary as Bowery mission president in New York. Lisbon forms new cabinet after premier resigns with Romín Suez Santos as premier and interior minister. New York reports bad weather delaying salvage of treasure worth over 2.9 million dollars from the steamship Merida sunk off Cane Charles Virginia.
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Belmar
N. J
John Hallimond
Bowery
New York
Lisbon
Gaspar
Romin- Suez Santos
Merida
Cane Charles
Virginia
Driver Held After Veteran Killed in Des Moines
Des Moines reports 71 year old World War veteran R. B. Hamm died in a city hospital from injuries after being struck by a speeding car while crossing a street. C. A. Watts was arrested and held for investigation. manslaughter charges may follow.
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Des Moines
R. B. Hamm
C. A. Watts
Motorists Warned Against Swindlers By AAA President
Washington D C Nov 22 A nationwide warning to motorists to avoid fly by night firms selling meaningless service contracts and fake insurance and motor organizations was issued today by Thomas P Henry president of the American Automobile Association.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas P. Henry
American Automobile Association
Liquor Worth 50 060 Stolen From Leiter Home
Beverly Massachusetts November 22 Choice wines and liquor valued at more than 50 000 were stolen today from hdagewater the summer home here of Joseph Leiter whose securities in the Chicago stock market recently brought his name to public attention. Lester is in Washington. M'Coys Mother Nites Los Angeles November 22 Mrs Mary Selby 78 mother of Kid McCoy former pugilist awaiting trial on a murder charge died last night at Highland Park near here Her death was not revealed until today.
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Beverly
Mass
Hdagewater
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Lester
Washington
Emd M'Coy
Los Angeles
Mary Selby
Kid McCoy
Highland Park
Here
Blood tests show no smoke traces in woman's lungs
Columbus report from November 22 says dentist analysis found no carbon monoxide in Addie Sheatsley's lungs after her cremated body was found at Christ Lutheran church parsonage in Bexley. Lungs show congestions suggesting strangulation or suffocation, poison tests negative. a bottle of poison is missing. investigation continues with Prosecutor King.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Addie Sheatsley
Christ Lutheran Church
Bexley
C. V. Shearsley
John R. King
C. F. Long
Prosecutor King
Long
Shearsley
King
Canton
J Shearsley
Paris
Independence of Egypt Imperiled by Stage Killing
London reports the Cairo assassination of Maj. Gen. Lee Stack, governor general of the Sudan and sirdar, as a political crime aiming to oust the British from the Sudan. British presses urge firm government action and even revoke Egypt’s independence, despite Egypt’s formal compliance and regret.
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Associated Press
London
Egypt
Cairo
Lee Stack
Sudan
Sirdar
Dailyail
Great Britain
Child, 3, killed by fall on toy horn in Iowa county
Osford Junction Iowa November 22 a three year old son of Albert Renischeck died after playing with a toy horn at a theatre the mouthpiece broke leaving a sharp edge which pierced the throat four hours later the jugular vein is believed to have been severed authorities reported the accident occurred yesterday in a peculiar manner noting the horn caused fatal injuries to the youngster
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Osford Junction
San
Albert Renischeck
Ching Tso-Lin Suit Involving Italian Gunboat Reported
Cable briefs note Tienitsin-Ching Tso-Lin, a Mongolian leader, was said to have purchased the Italian gunboat Sebastiano Cabat. The report also mentions Asturias Spain and a prison group in Madrid where fifty seven workers were jailed for refusing municipal orders to resume work. The piece closes with the death of the famed author Iermann Hayes in Atsterdau.
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Tienitsin
Ching Tso-Lin
Sebastiano Cabat
Asturias
Spain
Strika
Madrid
Stervedares
Atsterdau
Ijermann Hayes
Los Angeles Welcomes Jackie Coogan Back Home
Jackie Coogan, the young screen star, returned to Los Angeles yesterday after a four month overseas trip. He was greeted at the station by city officials and taken to city hall for an official welcome from Mayor George E. Cryer.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jackie Coogan
League of Nations
Wie Station
George E. Cryer
Mason City Sugar Co in Big Merger
The Northern Sugar corporation of Mason City is among three major sugar firms merging into the American Sugar company. The new group will operate eight factories and include the Minnesota Sugar Company and the fiscal plant, per W. OH Barr, general manager.
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Mason City Sugar Co
Mason City
Northern Sugar Corporation
American Sugar Company
W. OH. Barr
Minnesota Sugar Company
Iscal
Secretary Davis Begins South American Immigration Tour
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports Secretary of labor James J. Davis arriving in Brazil as he starts a tour of South American nations to study immigration conditions. He is welcomed by Foreign Minister Pardrea and Brazilian officials.
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Jim
James J. Davis
Waterloo
de Janeiro
Mr. Davis
Davis
France
Italy
Sterne
Bacheliers
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Pardrea
France Approves 100 Million Franc Loan
Paris officials announced Parliament and the Senate approved a 100 million franc loan from J. P. Morgan & Co. after the chamber backed the measure and the communists objected. The government prepared to proceed with the actual borrowing.
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Paris
J. F. Morgan & Co
Senate
Hite
Chamber
Sharpen your peletts and witch for first pizzle
Fragmentary line reads as a playful rearward chant. The text seems part of a longer, nonsensical pledge or tease and lacks clear names dates or places to anchor a fuller summary. Further content would be needed to establish context or meaning.
Compromise Move Averts War Between Miners and Engineers
At a FY vaso Texas convention the United Mine Workers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers agreed to a compromise on nonunion miners in West Virginia coal properties. The federation urged negotiations for a union wage agreement with Stone and warned of notifying all organized labor if no deal is reached. Political and international policy items followed, including a stance on the league of nations and world court.
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Warren Stone
A. F. of L. Executive Council
I. B. Enterprises
Kennett Clark International News
FY Vaso
Tex
United Mine Workers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ue Rail Organization
West Virginia
Bryrott
Petoration of Labor
W. S. Slone
Brotherhood
Organized Labor
Federation
Waders
Stone
Executioe Council
Montiny
Friends of Stone
International Relations Committee
America
League of Nations
World Court
China Names Big Three to Peking Planning Cabinet
Peking Nov 22 The Big Three of China's new government arrived this afternoon led by Marshal Yuan Chi-Jui chief executive. Feng Yuxiang the Christian general and Chang Tso-Lin Manchurian warlord followed. Chang brought the first Fenztien troops to Peking in two years. Yuan is expected to act as president and premier and form a coalition cabinet.
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Peking
China
Uan Chi-Jui
Chiaf
Feng Yu Lsiang
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Fenztien
Tuan
Wisconsin wins Western Conference crosscountry meet in 52
In Ann Arbor Wisconsin captured first with a low score of 52. Iowa finished second with 56 and Michigan third with 104 as R Phelps of Iowa edged the field for individual honors completing the five mile course in 25 minutes 59.7 seconds.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Hr. R Phelps
Towa
Weather outlook for week in Washington DB
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri regions. Expect rain or showers around the middle and again toward the end with temperatures moderating early and turning colder in the middle and latter parts.
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Washington
DB. C
Upper Missistoni
Lower
Missouri
Wet Town Declares Dryness Repealed In Ontario Province
In Sturgeon Falls, the town votes to ignore Ontario temperance enforcement, signaling a shift from dry to wet policy. Police instructed to halt involvement, as the March referendum shows 1,640 for government control and 102 for prohibition. Local officials threaten the police chief over temperance acts.
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Toronto
Sturgeon Falls
Ontario
Vrounell Hiyving
Polles
Cus- Kou
Bandits Steal Jewels in $100000 Daylight Heist
In Cifengo on November 22 two armed bandits entered a north side jewelry store and escaped with jewels valued at $100,000. Salesman Morris of John J. Braunstein Jewelry Company stood nearby as the robbers produced revolvers and seized two display cases before fleeing.
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Cifengo
North Side
K.r. ‘Morris
John J. ‘Mraunstein
New York City
Morris
Iin
14 Year Old Boy Seeks Wild West in Waterloo
After three days with no word from parents, 14 year old Niel Mamen remains in Waterloo. He ran away with his father’s wallet and wandered with a Wild West guest. Mrs C Sage, police matron, reports the boy is homesick and cries constantly. The father says to hold and send for him.
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Niel Mamen
Chiruso
Wally
C. Sage
Car Fare Raise Blamed on Autoists in Des Moines
Des Moines street car patrons will pay nine cents fare starting November 30. President Frank C. Ghanthers of the Des Moines City Railway cites a deficit in the stabilizing fund as the reason for the one cent fare rise. He also says automobile owners are blamed for losing revenue by placing cars for parking, which reduces street car takings.
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Des Moines
Frank C.ghanthers
Des Moines City Railway Company
Bellevue Woman Named to Chiropractic Board
Bes Moines Nov 22 Gov Kendall Lodar announces Myrtle Lane of Bellevue named to the state chiropractic examiners board to fill the vacancy caused by J W Daneherty resignation Mason City termination date July 1 1927.
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Bes Moines
Kendall Lodar
Myrtle Lane
Bellevue
State
Chiropractic Examiners’ Board
J. W. Daneherty
Mason City
World War Takes New Toll of 9 Lives
Bolongne November 22 nine sailors were killed when a mine exploded aboard the fishing smack Yvonne after it had picked up the mine and was bringing it to port off the French coast.
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Bolongne
Yvonne
Duplicate bonus payments traced in Iowa Illinois
Des Moines November 22 duplicate payments for World War veterans bonuses are under review by the Iowa bonus board with Cont A W Blair of the Illinois board. Six cases show veterans applying for Illinois bonuses after Iowa already paid them. Blair says no criminal action is planned, many cases due to misapprehension of facts.
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Iowa
Illinois
Des Moines
Blair
Postwar Berlin graft scandal shocks government
Berlin reports an expansive postwar bribery and fraud scheme linking police officials, the Prussian State Bank, and the finance ministry. Walter Barteles, Roumanian deals, and embezzlement by a ministry secretary are described, with connections to Tamara the Russian beauty and a broader intrigue involving foreign traders and falsified rail stock.
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Y Carl Groat
United Press
Berlin
Walter Barteles
Praesidium
Boub Iful Ventures
Tamara
Beaty
B -Teles
Barteles
Germany
Ministry of Justice
Michael Holzmann
Holzmann
Jkasy Bank
Rothe
Tl Holzmann
Ivan Kutisker
Hanau
Russia
Central
Zinovieff
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