Beveridge Emerges As Republicans Prize Indiana Senate Hope
Western tour highlights Albert J Beveridge as clear Indiana frontrunner for U S Senate with a strong broad program and expected large majority. He appeals beyond state lines, drawing independent and some Democratic votes, while party organization backs his bid. Beveridge favors direct primary, sales tax, federal restraint on railroad boards, lower freight rates, and greater business freedom.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
West
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
United States
Beveridge
Senator
New
Senate
Sharon
Bevveridge
Va Follette
Railroad Labor Board
Limane
Story of Adam and Apple A Wrong Old Tablets Show
Babylonian tablets from 2100 B C. argued Adan left Eden not from temptation but to rival the gods. Dr Edward Chiera, Penn Assyriology professor, says the tablets align with Genesis on the fall but omit Eve and moral causes. Tablets from Kippur library were analyzed.
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Adam
Apple
Philadelphias Pa
Adan
Garden of Eden
Bre
Edward Chiera
University of Pennsylvania
Kippur
U S Agents Target Million-Dollar Tax Dodgers
Treasury officials announce a sweeping postwar drive by Internal Revenue Bureau agents to recover taxes from over 1.6 million persons who owed incomes above 4000 but did not file or hid assets. They estimate up to 500 million dollars could be collected from four years of nonreturns, with roundups planned in Newark Philadelphia Cincinnati and other major cities.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury
Newark
Philadel
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Oats
San’ Francisco
Pittsburgh
Few Days Left to Mail Christmas Gifts to Gods in East
Washington D. C. Oct 26 Christmas mail for navy officers and men in European waters will be carried on the U S S Sapelo departing Hampton Roads Nov 3 The package should reach the ship by Nov 1 addressed Via U S S Sapelo in care of the postmaster San Francisco handles mail for Asiatic station via Via U S S Vega San Francisco The Sapelo sails for Guam Manila and Pratt Harbor Mase Island Dec 1 with Christmas mail due San Francisco by Nov 2
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Washington, D. C
U. S. S. Sapelo
Hampton Roads
Mase Island
Pratt Harbor
Guam
Manila
San Francisco
Harding and Sawyer clash over Legion head removal
Indianapolis dispatch reports national commander Alvin M. Owsley traveling to New York to press for Brig. Gen. Sawyer’s dismissal as chief hospitalization coordinator. Despite vetoes and the president’s reluctance, Owsley plans personal talks within three weeks and seeks action benefiting service members amid ongoing controversy.
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International
Indianeapolis
Ind
Harding
Sawyer
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
New York
New Orleans
Sawyyer
Owsley
Qwijéy
Legion
American Legion Weekly
Tariff Commission to Study Changes Under New Law
The tariff commission will investigate tariff changes under sections 3216 and 15.1, with applications by any person required to state relief sought and grounds. New rules demand sworn, written filings and sufficient justification. Culbertson announced a major reorganization with divisions for chemicals, metals, wood and paper, sugar, textiles, agriculture, and more, plus a New York office.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tariff Commission
Fta
Commission
Congress
Smith
Reskupe Commission
New York
Qet
Tarif Commission
William S. Culbertson
American Manufacturers Expert Association
Cusiertson
Des Moines Secretary Elected President of National Association
Detroit Michigan October 26 Ray Lemon Troy N detailing yesterday’s election at the convention. New president succeeds F D E Babsock of Worcester Massachusetts. Other officers elected include J David Carson of Omaha first vice president William C Huskins of Cincinnati second vice president and Joseph P Leopolt of Des Moines as secretary treasurer.
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Detroit
Mich
American Paintings Compete for Prizes Exhibit Opens
New York based Art Institute hosts the thirty fifth annual exhibit of American paintings and sculpture opening November 2. About 300 works are shown with principal awards including the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Logan gold medal and 13,500 dollars, the Potter Palmer gold medal and 1,000 dollars, and the Mrs. Keith Shalding prize of 1,000 dollars.
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New York, Co
Art Institute
Princpal
Frank &, Logan
Potter Palmer
Keith Shalding
Coblenz Commander Unadvised of Move
Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen commanding American forces on the Rhine returned to Coblenz from Berlin where talks set the groundwork for withdrawal. He said he officially received 19 orders for the withdrawal of American forces in Germany.
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Goblenz
Henry T. Allen
Rhine
Coblenz
Berlin
Germany
Weather Bureau map notes for Iowa towns in 1822 report
The summary notes generally good conditions with no rainfall, covering towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Waterloo within the territory of the subiginel report by the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des 3Nes
Dubuque
la Crosne
Mason City
Waelverly
McAdoo Recovers From Illness During Denver Stop
Former treasury secretary William G. McAdoo recovered today after a shock felt on arriving in Denver. He had learned he was stricken in Dodge City Kansas and would cancel upcoming speaking dates. He spent 14 minutes in Denver en route to Salt Lake City to continue his campaign. He insisted he was in good health, blaming a distrac tion caused by a porter for the erroneous illness report.
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Denver
Cotp
Get
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Dodge City
Kun
McAdoo
Salt Lake
I Hess
Wobbly Invasion Ends in Portland Rumors Declared
Portland dispatch reports that calls for the Wobblies to come to Portland to aid in a dock strike were canceled after authorities warned troops might be used to curb activity. The piece notes arrests and screenings of travelers amid a tense climate, mentioning Governor Olcott and Mayor Baker and contrasting rumors with limited militia readiness. A separate brief notes a fatal crash at a crossing in East Chicago Ind. with three injured.
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Portland
Ore
1. W. W. Hall
Guv. Olcott
Slore
L W. W
Olcott
Baker
Wahb
Harding Declares Highways Demand Wise Treatment
President Harding sent greetings to the second national conference on highway engineering and transport, calling transportation the world’s most pressing problem. He urged unified action across land and sea systems, stressing technical, economic, and financial considerations. The three day conference is organized by the highway education board with Dr. John I. Tigert, education commissioner, as chairman.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Toflay
Entira
Wallan c John
The
Ponkerenes
Highway Education Board
John I. Tigert
British Premier Bonar Law Signals Return to Normalcy
Andrew Bonar Law outlines Unionist policy to restore normal government operations after the war. He pledges to ratify the Treaty of Tyslsh, support the League of Nations, and avoid expanding commitments while fostering US friendship and Irish settlement. He speaks in Glasgow urging tranquility, domestic stability, and reliance on untrammeled enterprise.
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Associated Press
London
Andrey Bonar Law
Unionist
Unit Party
League of Nations
Great Britain
Twitchem
United States
Cabinet
Foreign Office
Ireland
Glasplow
Glasgow
Andrew Bonar Law
Five Miners Trapped by Flames Near St Augustine Coal Mine
Galesburg authorities rushed a chemical fire engine to Sherman Babbitt coal mine two miles south of St Augustine to aid five miners trapped by a mine fire. The incident occurred in a small lawn area thirteen miles south of the city.
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Galesburg
Sherman Babbitt
St. Augustine
Waterloo chosen for 1923 O E S convention
Waterloo selected as next year s meeting place for the Iowa chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star reports Mrs Grace Sprecher Denison elected grand matron for the coming year with Governor John Warmath named grand patron at the 1922 gathering in Des Moines October 26.
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Associated Press
Bes Moines
Waterloo
Iowa
Order of the Eastern Star
Grace Sprecher
Denison
John Wamrath
Authorities Name Suspect in Crab Apple Tree Fatal Shooting
New Brunswick New Jersey claims Mrs Jane Gibson Helbmonia identified the man who fired the fatal shot at Rev Edward Woodahl and his choir singer Mrs James Mills. She said she saw two accomplices near the scene on Sept id and described headlights flashlights aiding the slayer. Special prosecutor Wilbur A Mott said an arrest could come once the case is complete.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Jane Gibson
Wilbur A. Mott
Hall-Mills Worrier
Haston Avenue
Shop Strikers Still Using Dynamite in Little Rock Attacks
Little Rock Ark October 26 two attacks on shopmen one at the stock roads mine and another at the Missouri Pacific shops last night and dynamiting early today of the home of M J Coombhs a boilermaker at the Missouri Pacific shops who returned to work Monday marked the high point in outbreaks of violence since the railroad shop workers strike began last July
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Little Rock
Ark
Trock [Slanet Road
Missouri Pacific
M. J. Coombhs
Worry to Woman's Beauty Foe Venus Contestant Warns
In New York Miss Ida Schnall American Venus tells a Madison Square Garden audience to avoid worry as a danger to the figure. She cites tips to stay poised, lead a simple life, and use soap and water as essential beauty aids while urging women to embrace a figurative beauty over facial perfection.
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New York
Ida Schnall
Miss Schnall
Madison Square Garden
Miss Sehnail
Profiteering Price on Iowa Coal Probed
Des Moines, Oct. 26. Assistant Attorney General John Pletcher announces a state coal profiteering probe and urges a consumers bureau to curb excess profits. He notes Des Moines prices run 40 percent higher than nearby towns, with Centerville paying 4.73 to 5 for Iowa coal while Des Moines dealers charge 8.50 to 9.69 for inferior coal. He plans further investigations in other Iowa cities.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
John Pletcher
Consumers Bureau
Fletcher
Towa
Centerville
Iowa
Statice Interfering with Radio Music on Running Trains
Plomnington L Oct 24 radio test runs on Chicago and Alton line trains 6 and 1 showed success though on the road the static limited full results. A 30 minute concert preceded the No 6 trip. Experiments indicate instruments worked well in the trainshed and on the road when train stood still. further adjustments are needed for steady performance.
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Plommington
Chicago & Alton Railroad
St. Louis
Police Seek Relatives of Mystery Death in Chicago
Police in Chicago seek relatives of Gertrude Johnson of Minneapolis after her body was found in a room at the Casa Maria club yesterday with a bottle of remaining poison nearby. She had arrived in Chicago yesterday and was sent to the club by the Travelers Aid society.
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Chicarzo
Woman with Midnight Killing Names Murderer in New Jersey
Mrs. Jane Gibson, a New Brunswick farmer, claims to have witnessed the murder of Rev. Howard Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills and identified the slayer and his female companion. Judge Mott, newly appointed prosecutor, summoned key witnesses to the courthouse as investigators pursue leads and potential arrests.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Get
Jane Gibson
Howard Wheeler
Eleanor R. Mills
Stall
James Mills
Charlotte Mila
Henry
William Stevens
Hall
Gibson
Pricpedctors
State Near End of Case Against Mrs Rosier Double Slayer
Philadelphia, Oct 26 The state nears finishing its case against Mrs Catherine Rosier charged with murdering Miss Mildred Rickett and Rosier s husband. Coroner Dr William S Wadsworth is to testify last for the state. Detectives testified Mrs Bester admitted the shooting saying she killed them after finding Rickett in a compromising position.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Rosier
Mildred Rickett
Rickett
Rosier
William S. Wadsworth
Ther
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