Hiram Johnson in 1904 bid for White House with Lowden in play
Washington reports that Hiram Johnson of California is favored as the majority candidate for the Republican nomination in South Dakota's early convention and that Lowden of Illinois is expected to join the race. The piece outlines strategic moves, primary implications, and regional political maneuvering shaping the 1924 nomination landscape.
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Hiram Johnson
White House
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
South Dakota
Republican Party
California
Johnson
Laval
United States
South Dakata
Washington
Fayoer
Hiram Johnsson
Uoolidge
Friends
la Follette
Lowten
Tee
Lowdey
Ilneis
South Nakota
Minois
Invania
New
Othether
Lowden
Illinois
Tui
Juimn
Harvester
San Felice
Paper delivery deadline notice
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Hoy
Premiers Agree on Reparations Plan
Paris reports Premier Stan ley Baldwin of England and Premier Poincare of France have reached a reparations agreement. The communiqué says there is no difference in purpose or principle harming Anglo-French cooperation. Germany proposes to drop passive resistance in the Ruhr if expelled inhabitants are returned and released, and to consider paying more than 30.6 billion gold marks.
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Paris
Stanley Baldwin
England
Poincare
France
Germany
United Press Berlin
Fetephone
Ruhr
Odd Fellows consider junior branch in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on September 19, the Odd Fellows annual convention will discuss creating a junior branch open to boys 14 and older. A bill authorizing the auxiliary has been drafted by special committees from the last grand lodge convention, outlining its structure and laws.
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Cincinnati
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
Desige
Grand Lodge
Girl Dies After Falling From Auto In Davenport
In Davenport Iowa yesterday, 210on Thode fell from her father’s automobile and was struck and killed by a truck. She was the daughter of a mail carrier.
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Davenport
Dolores Thode
German City Receives $20000 Inheritance From San Francisco estate
Altenburg Germany with 45000 inhabitants faces debt payoff options after $20000 inheritance from Emily Marx, who died in San Francisco. City debates whether to use funds to extinguish debts or place the money at interest for current expenses. Marx was born in Altenburg, later moved to the United States, and died in 1912. the will's $30000 bequest was contested, yielding a settlement of $10000 for the city after court action since 1913.
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Associated Press
Altenburg
Germany
Emily Marx
San Franisco
United States
California
Children Sent to Workshops Under High Court Rule
Washington DC September 19 United States Supreme Court rulings on child labor have led to a sharp rise in child employment in the industrial east a department survey shows. A study of 30 cities indicates a 6.8 percent increase in the number of children working in the first six months of 1923 compared with late 1922. Washington and Minneapolis reported no rise while Waterbury Connecticut posted the largest gain.
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International News Wire
Washington, LD. C
Sepe
United States Supreme Court
Department of la
Washington
Minneapolis
Waterbury
Conn
Considerable Area of Corn in Iowa Damaged by Frost
Des Moines Sept 19 Damage to the Iowa corn crop in parts of the state reached as high as 30 percent due to frosts last week. The weekly weather and crop bulletin says about one third of Iowa was affected with the worst losses in lowland districts. From Mitchell and Cerro Gordo east to the Mississippi River, losses average 30 percent, while a line from Emmet southeast to Iowa and then northeast to Dubuque shows about 10 percent. Some counties like Madison Clinton and Hen fordy report serious damage. Many farmers saved crop by silos, aiding harvest. Much winter wheat has been seeded despite entomologist not yet declaring Hessian fly-free date. Counties cooperating in control report fields nearly free from the pests.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mitchell
Cerro Gordo
Mississippi River
Emmet
Iowa County
Dubuque
Madison
Clinton
Hen Ty
Methodists Lead in Numbers in T C Religious Census
Cedar Falls September 19 Methodists lead in church affiliation at Teachers College with 905 students. Presbyterians 274, Congregationalists 232. Lutherans 198 Catholics 186 Baptists and Christians 134 each Brethren 40 Evangelical 34 Episcopalian 39 Friends and Science 15 each Miscellaneous 33 and no church preference 78.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Friends and Science
Crude Oil Price Cut and Grades Changed
Prairie Oil and Gas Co. announced a drastic cut in mid continent crude oil prices and a radical reclassification of grades. Prices dropped from 15 to 70 cents a barrel and the number of grades was reduced from eight to three in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Prairie Oil & Gas Co
Farm bloc to press few measures in next congress
Congressman L J Dickinson outlines farm bloc aims focusing on warehousing, Esch Cummins reform, inland waterways upgrades on the Missouri and Mississippi, and wool truth in fabric legislation to aid farmers. He argues price dumping drives costs and opposes price fixing as relief.
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United Press
Algona
L. J. Dickinson
Washington
Dickinson
Missouri
Missippi
Rail Labor Board
New York
Middlewest
Mississippi
South
West
St. Lawrence Waterway
Congress
Onion a Day Will Bring Beauty and Charm Says Expert
Chisago Sept. 19 An onion each day will bring beauty and personality your way Mrs Jean Prescott Adams authority on fonds said there is no beauty producer like a Bermuda onion with no raw egg for a chaser The onion contains iron and helps create a magnetic temperament contradicting the old adage an onion a day will keep everyone away
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Chisago
Jean Prescott Adams
Fonds
Bermuda
Battleship Arkansas Rams Destroyer McFarland in Night Maneuver
In a Cape Cod canal area collision two U S Navy vessels, the battleship Arkansas and the destroyer McFarland, damaged the destroyer’s bow. The McFarland, escorted by Sturtevant, was proceeding to Boston with the Arkansas, Morida, and training ship Antares nearby during night maneuvers.
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Arkansas Rams
McFarland
Newport
Asociated Press
Sandwich
Mass
United States
Arkansas
Cape Cod
Boston
Navy Yard
Sturtevant
Morida
Antares
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Rum Runner Arrested by Cedar Rapids Police
Cedar Rapids police nabbed Joseph Horace of Chicago for transporting a car filled with liquor worth over 1000 dollars intended for the city’s wealthy residents. Horace sought bail through a call to his wife in Chicago but was denied. Police say he has long transported booze into the city since Prohibition began.
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Cedar Rapids
Joseph Horace
Chicago
Biand
Horace
Mabel
Illinois
Sudden Death Marked in Beermen War Draws Out Leaders
Chicago dispatch reports six core gunmen are marked for death as waves of vengeance escalate in the Beermen’s war. O’Donnell, rival gang leader, tells Judge he wants to quit and live down his past as authorities seek indictments for beer running and alcohol distribution across the south side.
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Yaternational News Wire
Chicago
Jerryl O'Gannor
Meegan
Bucher
Spike O'Donnell
Tohiay
Algo
Tony Raymond
Raymond
Steve
Walter O'Donnell
Jerry O’connor
Ganga
William Shoemaker
Detective Bureau
Thomas White
New City
Aniat
Meagan Ang Bucher
Winne
Ea Telk Little
Pallesa
State Farm Bloc Committee Organized for Coming Campaign
Deg Monnes reports a state farm bloc committee formed to back state office candidates who advance farmers’ interests. Sponsored by multiple farm groups, the committee will select two nominees from each congressional district to comprise the campaign body, with one member per district. Headquarters opened yesterday.
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Deg Monnes
Boston Doctor Sought in Suitcase Body Case Indictment
State police seek Dr William M. Tol, a Back Bay physician, in connection with the dismembered torso found in the Merrimac River. Indictments were returned yesterday for the murder of Mrs Alice Walschendorf, wife of the owner of a resort at East Bridgewater.
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Froston
Manks
Wiliam M. Tlol
Back Bay
Merrimac River
Rabb
Alice Walschendorf
I Gumumer
East Bridgewater
Anthracite Miners Start Work Under New Scale
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 19 the 116000 coal workers resume duties after two weeks of idle time due to a union suspension. The new two year wage scale from September 1 raises wages by 10 percent, enforces an eight hour day, and recognizes the union and collective bargaining principles as ratified by the tri district convention.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot
End Class Fights Enduring Tradition at Lom Bard College
Galesburg UL Sept 19. Class fights, yearly pageants since 1853, were abolished by a vote of freshmen and sophomore classes today. To replace the conflicts, students chose a program of events on the athletic field Saturday afternoon, in the presence of the entire student body.
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Galesburg
Lombard College
Grundy Center Woman Buried at Wellsburg
Services were held at the Lutheran church north of Wellsburg for Mrs. WhitMoeh who died at Deaconess hospital in Marshalltown. Rev J Hinrich officiated. She is survived by her husband four children her parents and several brothers.
Tristate Editors to Hold Big Meeting
At Cincinnati the Tristate editorial association opens a three day convention tomorrow. Newspaper men from Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota attend the gathering with business meetings and social events. Sioux City Advertising Club will organize the entertainment for delegates. Officers will be elected Saturday morning.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sioux City
Bett
Rivey and Hargr
Towa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Foster Says Kansas City Jail Too Dirty
Omaha reporter notes William % Foster told 250 listeners that the Kansas City jail is the foulest and filthiest he has ever experienced. He spoke after arriving from a Kansas City jail where he had been held on a seditious utterances charge.
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Foster
Kansas City
Omaha
William
Ten Days' Truce Discussed in New York Press Strike
New York editors and unions contended over a 10 day truce as wet pressmen strike halted morning papers. George L Berry and local officials met to seek settlement while a limited edition combined paper circulated. Both sides showed no yield as talks continued with international mediation planned.
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Associated Press
New York
Wet Pressman
George Li ' Berry
International Printing Pressmen & Assistants Union
New York Web Pressmen's Union No
Etrike of Prasamen
Newapera
Lewer
Berry
19- Cal
Daily News
the American
the World
the Herald
The
Tribune
New York Morning
Thi ‘Times
Journal of Commerce
Staatz Zeitung
Progress
International News
Wire
David Simmonds
Printing Pressmen’s and Assistants
International Union
Jury Undecided on Film Actor Morals
Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. 19 The jury in the case of Gaston Glass motion picture actor who was charged with being a dissolute person was discharged early today by Police Judge Frederickson when it reported itself hopelessly unable to reach a verdict City Prosecutor Friedlander announced to the court that Friday he would move for a dismissal of the charge against Glass as well as a similar charge against Lewis Gasnier director Mrs Helen McCloskey and Alma Rhoades
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gaston Glass
Frederickson
Friedlander
Glass
Lewis Gasnier
Fis
Helen McCloskey
Alma Rhoades
Coolidge Boys Return to Mercersburg Academy
John and Calvin Jr., sons of President Coolidge, left Washington by motor for Mercersburg, Pennsylvania to resume studies at Mercersburg Academy. The trip marks a return to school as the boys continue their education away from the White House.
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Washington, D. C
John and
Calvin, Jr
Coolidge
Mercershure
Mercersburg Academy
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