Congress May Hold Back Bonus Bill In Backroom Move
Washington Sept. 14 The tariff bill has cleared conference, and the soldiers bonus bill faces final ratification. A backroom plan could delay passage until after adjournment, letting Congress avoid a veto clash and claim support for the bonus while escaping responsibility for overriding the president. The rush is to adjourn, with final action expected soon and the tariff becoming law upon the president's signature.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Conerence
Conference
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Conference Committee
Lili
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Harding
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 6 30 o clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to an error by the carrier or other cause, please phone 8330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Gartier Boy
Unwelcome Suitor of Cancer Ordered to Leave England
London reports the Spanish Duke de Linterraga has been banished from England for his persistent attentions to Lady Diana Manners Cooper. She is married to Sir Osbert Cooper and is the daughter of the Duke of Rutland.
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London
de Linterraga
Hmngland
Diana Manners Cooper
Cooper
Cabinet Members Work on Plans for Strike Prevention
Washington D C September 14 plans to prevent a recurrence of the disastrous coal and railroad strikes are being formulated by the government. President Harding is determined that the country shall not again suffer from crippling public strikes and has asked Secretary Hoover Secretary of Labor Davis and Attorney General Daugherty to evolve measures for amicable adjustments of labor. Davis is working out a scheme of his own. Daugherty will develop the legal phases of the tentative plan that finally will be selected by the president.
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Daugherty
Fort Worth Police Seek Clues on Invisible Eye Trio
Fort Worth police pursue four assailants in the so called Ladies of the Invisible Eye after abducting and flogging Mrs. JF C Tatum from her home. The invalid victim remains in serious condition as authorities struggle to identify the attackers who tied her and struck with a whip.
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Tex
Ladies of the Invisible Eye
Southwest
JF. C. Tatum
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President Harding signs bill to add 26 federal judges
Washington DC President Harding this afternoon signed a bill providing for the appointment of twenty six additional United States judges to relieve congestion in the federal courts.
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United States
Mrs Harding Fades Long Recovery After Illness
The official bulletin from Wellington reports steady heat conditions and improvement in Mrs. Harding’s health. Attending physicians caution that convalescence will be lengthy, possibly seven to eight months, with regular bulletins ending except for occasional progress notes.
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Train Hits Waterloo Pair. Wilbur Dies in Hospital
Two men riding in a car at a Cedar Falls road crossing two miles west of Waterloo were struck by Illinois Central train No. 16. John Cordes was killed instantly. H C Wilbur died at St Francis hospital after being severely injured. Wilbur had long Waterloo ties with Myers Cox & Co and taught music earlier.
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Women of Invisible Empire Chartered in Austin
The Women of the Invisible Empire of America was chartered in Austin on September 14. Headquarters are in Dallas. The charter states aims to educate women in US government and history and to fund orphanages and religious institutions through organized fundraising.
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Tex
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Dallas
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Paris Police Shoot American in Poker Debt Arrest
Sept 14 a American giving the name Norway of Los Angeles was wounded by police while fleeing arrest for threatening another American with bodily injury while attempting to collect a poker debt. His condition is not serious.
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Norway
Los Angeles
Americcan
Dry Navy Warship Captures Schooner
Days United Press New York Sept 14 The armed vessel Taylor of the dry navy captured the British fishing schooner M M Gardner within the three mile limit and brought her to port under heavy federal guard. Customs found 96 cases of liquor aboard and $40 000 in gold in the vessel's safe plus $16 000 in gold and notes on a passenger. A list of cafe cabaret and hotel figures appeared in the captain's possession as officials said they had pursued the ship for six months inside the three mile limit.
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New York
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M. M. Gardner
Gardner
M. Betts
New Jersey
Old Men of the Key Meet in Chicago in Annual Convention
The thirty-ninth annual convention of the Old Time Telegraphers Historical Association gathers in Chicago with 1700+ members. Generals Edison and Carnegie memories recalled as the United States para telegraph corps, once vast, now fewer than 100 old men at the key, participate. Illinois Bell president B. F. Sunny to preside over three-day event.
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Thomas A. Edison
Andrew Carnegie
Old Time Telegraphers Historical Association
United States
Para
Ulingis
New York
B. FE. Sunny
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Moonshine Husband Shot by Wife in Knife Attack
In Chicago on September 14 a moon shine mad husband and his wife fought with a knife, ending with the husband shot dead by his wife. The chauffeur Lawrence Walsh was named in the report. She said he stole $12 and demanded more for whisky, attacked her, and she fired one shot killing him.
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Ois
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Wfe
Arrests Expected in Church Fire at South Muncie
A fire of incendiary origin damaged the Assembly of God church in South Muncie with about $2,000 in loss. State fire marshal officials arrived from Indianapolis at noon to investigate and anticipate arrests soon as several persons remain under suspicion.
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Assembly of God
South Muncie
Indianapolis
Carter proposal stirs protest at Typographical convention
A protest against President Harding for appointing George H. Carter as head of the government printing bureau was presented today at the International Typographical convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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George H. Carter
Government Printing Bureau
Weather summary across Iowa towns reports good road conditions
The subjoined report from the Weather Bureau notes conditions at Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City and Waterloo. Temperatures around 7.48 in some spots with generally good road conditions reported.
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European tensions spark renewed Balkan and Near East crisis
Reports from London and New York depict a widening crisis as Greece Turkey and allied powers contend over Thrace Dardanelles and Constantinople. Rail settlements in the US stumble amid strike upheaval as Western lines reject participation. International talks seek a peace conference amid fears of a broader war.
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German aid first factor for peace in Europe
Keokuk Sept 14 A P Bishop Francis J McConnell of Pittsburgh declared no peace in Europe while Germany needs help He said Kaiser and son cannot regain power after deserting the German people and praised church work in France and Germany as the strongest force binding nations together. Dr Se Wellman urged evangelism deliverance from professionalism and sensationalism.
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Young Civil War veteran to attend Des Moines encampment
Charles H. Milles of Chicago Ohio will visit Des Moines on September 24 as the youngest living Civil War veteran. He is 16 months younger than Warren Levand of New Rochelle, who previously held the honor of being the youngest veteran. Milles will be the guest of honor at the national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Sacks for Corpses of Miners in Argonaut Shoft
Jackson Cal Sept 14 A 70 foot wall of solid rock marked the final barrier between rescuers and 47 miners entombed in the Argonaut mine as crews worked in shifts to speed the rescue. There was growing belief the miners were dead as public plans emerged to cover bodies in canvas sacks before lifting them to the surface.
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Bomb and Bullets Fail to Kill Protzky
Berlin reports an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Leon Trotzky, the Russian war minister, with a bomb placed on his car and several shots fired. Unconfirmed reports from Moscow indicate no serious damage occurred.
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Leon Trotzky
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Striking shopmen seek return to old jobs wage board talks
Des Moines September 14. Striking railroad shopmen were urged by B M Jewell to return to work only when properly authorized by their system. A settlement plan covers about 260 of 1400 workers locally with 65 000 miles of track to be affected nationwide. Separate negotiations shift to individual roads under wage scales set by the labor board with disputes routed to adjustment boards.
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