Harding's Chief Sponsorship Faces Senate Filibuster Test
Washington insight outlines how Harding's proposed onip subsidy faces strong opposition in the Senate, with farm bloc and government-ownership factions likely to filibuster to push the bill into the next session. Party leaders assess political risk as farmers' subsidy seeks linger beyond current congress despite broad GOP support.
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Penidulum
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BIW
Louisiana
Farm Bloc
Lafoyette
Congress
Mney
New York Eventing Post, Inc
France to Reject Washington Armament Pact Says Leygues
London reports Georges Leygues chairman of the French chamber of deputies foreign affairs committee announced in Paris that France would reject the Washington disarmament pact. The statement caused a sensation in London with British officials hopeful France may eventually accept the treaty.
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London
Paris
Georges Leygues
French Chamber of Deputies
France
Courier Delivery Timing and Reprint Phone Policy
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 4 30. If you fail to receive your paper by then, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach by 6 39 p m.
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Hoy
Emma S Redel Elected Assistant Secretary of M and St L Railway
Miss Emma S Redel of Marshalltown has been elected assistant Secretary of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway with headquarters in Minneapolis. After 20 years with the road she becomes the second woman in the United States to hold such a high post, having previously served as chief clerk in the general office.
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Marshalltown
Emma S. Redel
Thin City
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Minneapolis
Road
United States
Baron Sonning Dying After Stroke In Rome
Rome baron Sidney Sonning a former premier and foreign minister suffered a stroke and is dying. Other items note talks on the Mor ris Armour and Morris merger, Lloyd George elected Liberal leader, and various crime and political updates from Washington to Denver and beyond.
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Baron Sonning
Rome
Baron Sidney Sonning
Lloyd George
National Liberal Party
London
National Liberals
Reformatory Head Named Superintendent in Minnesota
Dr Tena Beach, who has led the Iowa women's reformatory at Rockwell City, was appointed superintendent of the Nome school for girls at Sauk Center Minnesota. The change takes effect January 1 next. She succeeds Mrs Morse who resigned to head a girls correction institute in Washington DC.
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Minn
Tena Beach
Iowa Women’s Reformatory
Rorkwell City
Nome School For Girls
Sauk Center
Beach
Town State Board of Control
Flpf.morse
Washington, D.C
Highway Weather Report Covers Major Iowa Towns
Weather Bureau report notes roads fair to good across Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Wausau Mason City and Wavenly with precipitation reported in areas. The summary reflects generally fair to good highway conditions within the listed territory.
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Wubuque
le Crosse
Wiis
Mason City
Wavenly
Preacher Retracts Criticism Of Legion Event
Rev J L Threw pastor of the rural Presbyterian church in Grand Junction Iowa told the Ray Hawbaker post of the American Legion he would retract statements made last Sunday criticizing members who planned its dedication dance for the new 211000 home. He said he would not retract his claim that dedicating such a building with a dance was wrong. He named Marty Erwin J L Guck and Louis Snook and indicated he would retract remarks about them. Debate over an apology continues in Greene county town of 1900 residents as the pastor prepares to speak next Sunday.
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Associated Press
Grand Junction
J. L. Threw
Ruval Presbyterian Church
Ray Haw- Baker Post
American Legion
Legion
Marty Erwin
People's Trust & Savings Bank
Pr. J. L. Guck
Louis Snook
Greene County
Dinsmore Voted Softly on Childhood Heroes List
Chicago November 23 A panel led by Wevsa McMein chose child hood heroes from a National Kindergarten and Elementary College list. Notables Christ Lincoln Washington Jo Little Women and Joan of Arc ranked highly. Other favored figures included Captain Kidd Huck Finn Columbus and Alice in Wonderland. Samuel Gompers and Mary Roberts Rinehart commented with varied picks.
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Wevsa McMein
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Daniel
Cinderella
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Harvard University
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William Tell
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Hans Andersen
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American Federation of Labor
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Hiawatha
Peter. Pan
Remus
Woodrow Wilson
Judge Theophilus of Davenport Dies at 64
Davenport Iowa Nov 23 Judge William Theophilus veteran district court jurist for 32 years died this morning after a period of failing health partly due to a severe automobile accident in which he was badly injured years ago He was a native of Wales and 64 years old.
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Ila
William Theophilus
District Court
Wales
Shot for calling man Tommy O Connor
Ottumwa Iowa November 23 Oliver Bimmitt lay near death in a hospital after being shot by a stranger he accused of being Tommy O Connor a Chicago gunman who had escaped three days earlier before his scheduled execution
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Ottumwa
Oliver Bimmitt
Tommy O'Connor
Chicago
Auto Driver Who Killed Boy Ends His Life With Gun
Martin Hostetter 35, married, drove at reckless speed on the wrong side of the road, struck Edmund Delaney seven years old on the steps of his home. He was arrested, released on bond, and a manslaughter warrant was issued by the parents. When police came to arrest him, he killed himself with a gun after learning the boy was dead.
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Associated Press
Belleville
Martin Hostetter
Edmund Delaney
Hostetter
Tater
Har
Hem
Stosstetler
Greene Delivers Opening Shot for Hip Subsidy Bill
The House opens debate on the Yarding-Lasker ship subsidy bill under a special rule scheduling three days for consideration and three for amendments with final vote at 4 pm Wednesday. Representative William S. Greene of Massachusetts argues subsidies essential to merchant marine policy and criticizes opposition as lacking policy.
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Women urged to learn voting skills in early politics
Washington Nov date reports Miss Robertson urging women to study politics from the ground up before seeking higher offices. She says women are in politics kindergarten and must not neglect home duties, recommending serious study and emphasis on fundamentals. A bridge guide is suggested to ease study sessions.
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Albuy Kel- Oklatham
Congress
Waynenhaven
Wii
Miss Robertson
Oa Wana
Vale
St Paul Man Named Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Pierce Buller of St. Paul Minnesota was nominated by President Harding as associate justice of the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Associate Justice Day Tantler. A Democrat and longtime attorney, he has served as government counsel in major cases. Native of Dakota County Minnesota, he is 98 years old.
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Pierce “Buller
St. Paul
Minn
Harding
Supreme Court
Day
Tantler
Minnesota
Wis
Dakota County
Ford Buys Mines to Start Coal Business and Fight Profiteers
New York November 23 Ford today closed negotiations for the purchase of approximately 20.9 million dollars worth of coal fields in Kentucky to start selling coal direct to the public. The deal transfers 195000 acres of territory rich in bituminous coal and places Ford to challenge the coal trust, controlling about one fiftieth of U S soft coal output.
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Ford
New York
Henary Ford
Kentucky
Coal Trust
United States
Hearst Purchases Washington Herald Consolidates Publishing
William Randolph Hearst announces the purchase of the Washington Herald and will run it with his team. The Herald's physical property remained with current owners, while Times machinery will print both morning and evening editions in double shifts. The Herald has loss history, and consolidation aims for improved financial success.
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Washington, D. C
William Randolph Hearst
Washington Herald
Hearst
Herald
Highyentogines
Times
Clemenceau Heads to Boston for Next Speeches
New York dispatch reports Georges Clemenceau departing for Boston to deliver a second address of his American speaking tour. He welcomed congressional criticism as free speech in action, praising U.S. reception and vowing to return home via Chicago after a brief stay.
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Hig
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America
France
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Lawis
Congress
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Ll Fo
Charles Dana Cibsen
More earthquakes forecasted for 1923
Paris reports that Chilean quakes cited by French scientist Abbe Moreux may signal a series of disturbances through 1923. He notes solar activity cycles, with rising activity followed by a minimum around 1932, predicting disturbances in the Antilles, Mexico, Japan, and Turkestan.
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Antilles
Mexico
Japan
Turkestan
Good Fellows drive Christmas cheer fund boosted
A typo riddled note credits Dr. and Mrs. Cnet G. Wickley at 1426 Mourth Street West as first donors to a fund aiding 400 boys in Waterloo. The campaign, led by Liualtiese and Professional Women's UIT, Pond and Betty Hlewkey, aims to sustain support through the season with an intensified drive after Thanksgiving.
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Good Fellows Appeal
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Lg Curlutiod
Pond
Betty Hlewkey
Cnet GC. Wickley
Mourth Street West
Waterloo
Plans Fail For Waterloo Thanksgiving Union Service
The Waterloo ministerial association announced that a planned citywide Thanksgiving union service is canceled due to high costs. Dr. Fred J. Clark said plans to bring a Chicago speaker were dropped as travel expenses rose. Individual churches are now urged to arrange their own services.
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Marie
Fred J. Clark
Ripst
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Waterloo Ministerial Association
Chicago
Clark
Woman Dies from Gasoline Fire Burns in Milts Indiana
In Milts Indiana on November 23 Mrs. M Tapager wife of the cashier of the First National Bank died after a gasoline kitchen fire. Her 18 year old daughter Merte tried to save her mother by wrapping a rug around her and dragging her to the floor. The daughter suffers burns on her hands and arms while being treated for a tubercular growth.
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M. Tapager
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Merte
Civil War Nurse Dies in Wisconsin
Birchwood Wis Nov 23 Mrs J F Temple pioneer Washburn county resident and one of the last surviving Union army nurses during the Civil War is dead after a brief illness. Mrs Temple was married to James F Temple at the close of the war at Davenport Iowa eight children were born four survive. Mrs Temple resided in this county since 1906.
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J. F. Temple
Washburn County
Ready for Preacher to Hang and Death Penalty Notice
A postmortem in Penoit Michigan sets today to probe the death of Fred W Prince a publicity man from New York City at 1634 Clairmont Avenue after midnight. In Iowa Oregon Fort Madison officials prepare for the scheduled hanging at 7:50 a m tomorrow of Orrin Cross for the murder of Des Moines grocer George Woodick. Weeks was hanged earlier, Cross shows no weakness, burial planned at Knoxville cemetery with funds raised locally.
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Mich
Fred W. Prince
New York City
Clairmont
Prince
Way Pett
Hotel Statler
Irnvt Pett
Susan Turner
Bernice Handy
Forest Appregate
Albert Debilehoff
Fort Madison
W. Ih Robb
Polk County
EB. Holdlowell
Orrin Cross
Ensene Weeks
George Wosdick
Des Moines
Weeks
Robb
Hollawell
Cross
Knoxville
Dismissal in Hoover Punches Rumor Charge Case
Madison Wis November 22 A four man charge of murder against Walter Tranver international amateur Roulling champion was dismissed for lack of evidence by Judge O A Stalen here today. The charge stemmed from the death of Herbert Seely who died of pneumonia after being struck by Hoover's cane. Ad inserted for San Felice cigars 2 for 16c.
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Wis
Slaughter Charey
Walter Tranver
Jiudze O A. Stalen
Herbert Seely
Foover
Miners Die In Blast At Woodward Mine Tragedy
A mine disaster at Woodward Iron Co Dolomite No 4 mine trapped 473 miners. 64 dead and 60 injured with 50 more among casualties from a trip car crash and a dust explosion. Rescue workers including Dr. Wright battled through the night as families waited. Authorities assess broader toll while miners aimed for a new monthly output record before the blast halted operations.
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Ale
Woaudwird Iron Company
Jank H. Crockard
Wd Wright
American Steel & Wire Co
Wright
Mevard
Altho
Woodward Company
Casualty Company
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Victins
Raul Gine
Bessemer
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