Miller Hearst is White House Race If All Goes Well
The New York conventions will shape the 1924 presidential outlook as Hearst aims to influence the Democratic nomination while Miller's renomination could position him as a key factor in the Republican race. Harding’s renomination chances loom, with party leaders weighing power, vanity, and the need to stay united behind the sitting president.
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Mark Sullivan
New York
Harding
United States
William R. Hearst
Iis
Hearst
Nathan L. Miller
Republican Organization
New York State
Mr. Miller
Hardine
White House
Post
Towa
Courier Delivery Notice with Evening Cutoff Times
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5:80 o'clock. If the error of the carrier or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time, please phone 3320 and a copy will be sent. Thorne calla must reach this office before 6:30 p.m.
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Thorne Calla
President's Sister Loses to Veteran in Bureau Shakeup
Washington, Sept 23. Mrs Heber H Votaw sister of President Harding is among early victims in the veterans fight against employing married women in the veterans bureau. Yotan formerly at 3500 a year is moved to the bureau of engraving and printing to oversee welfare of thousands of women and girls employed there. Her husband heads federal prisons.
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Washington, D. C
Heber H. Votaw
Harding
Veterans
Veterans’ Bureau
Alus. Yotan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Federal
Once Feeble Minded Slayer Adjudged Sane in Des Moines
Dominick Chetello, Italian, charged with murdering Walter Johnson, a Civil War veteran, was adjudged sane at a hearing before physicians. He was declared of normal mentality after a hatchet assault following an argument. Deputies and police interrupted the scene by coincidence.
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És Moines
Dominick
Chetello
Walter Johnson
Chietello
Big Real Estate Deal At Lawn City Today
Cedar Falls September 23. John Berg of the Berg drug company bought the George H. Hullis property and adjoining residence for 322069, marking the largest real estate transaction in a long period.
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Lawn City
Cedar Falls
John Berg
George H. Uollis
Berg
Third Strikers Back in C. M. & St. P. Shops
About 500 of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul shop workers have resumed work in Dubuque Iowa as officials say the entire 1500 strong workforce will be reployed when conditions permit. Upon the strike announcement several trainloads of guards and strike replacements departed the city.
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Dubuque
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
De Valera Charged in Rebel Band That Killed Collins
Dublin reports Sean McGarry of the Daily Eireann, an officer in the Free State army, named Eamonn De Valera as a participant in the ambush that killed Michael Collins. He said De Valera attended the killing but did not command. He warned of a planned Dublin coup and said Free State morale is low.
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International News Wire
Dublin
Eamonn de’ Valera
Michael Collins
County Cork
Sean McGarry
Daily Eireann
Free State Army
Collins
McGarry
de Valera
Kiling
Free Staters
Brothers Duel in Garage Over Jointly Owned Car
In Philadelphia on September 23 two brothers fought with a shovel and hammer in a garage over a jointly owned automobile. Both men suffered serious injuries and collapsed. The combatants were Frederick Cliffe, 30, and Harry Cliffe, 28, according to police reports.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Cliffe
Harry Cliffe
Prohibition Force Expands Lawless Liquor Patrols At Sea
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes ordered raids on all ships of foreign registry suspected of illicit liquor within 12 miles, expanding the campaign beyond prior limits. A customs officer will serve aboard prohibition boats to seize manifests, with coast guard support likely. He claimed a 66 percent drop in smuggling last year, while the move could spark international disputes with Britain and other powers.
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International News
Washington, D. C
Prohibition
Haynes
American
Prohibition Navy
Coast Guard
Heynes
Auto crashes injure delegates. two killed in Maryland
In Baltimore on September 23 two men died and two others were injured when a car carrying Representative Arthur M. Free of San Jose California veered off the road striking a telegraph pole. Victims include I C Freeman secretary to Free and William S. Dennis of San Francisco. Injured: Free with severe scalp wounds and internal injuries N A Dennis with severe cuts and possible internal injuries. The driver was said to be blinded by oncoming lights.
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Baltimore
Arthur M. Free
San Jose
Cal
I. C. Freeman
Free
William S. Dennis
San Francisco
Representative Free
N. A. Dennis
Washington
Three Americans Kidnapped by Mexican Bandits Near Tuxpan
Three American employees of the International Petroleum company were kidnapped by bandits near Tuxpan and held for 10,000 pesos. The minister of the interior reports the captors, led by outlaw Pedro Meza, and federal troops have been ordered to pursue the gang. Names given: Sullivan, Ellsworth, and Staney.
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Mexico City
International Petroleum Company
Tuxpan
Minister of the Interior
Sullivan
Ellsworth
Staney
Pedro Meza
Fine Arts Professor Resignation Mystery in Michigan
In Ann Arbor Michigan University of Michigan officials confirmed that Herbert Richard Cross head of the fine arts department has submitted his resignation effective immediately under undisclosed circumstances. Cross, a nationally recognized art authority, said he had nothing to say at present. Also Marseilles reports a seamen strike over eight hour day causing ten ships to dock.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Herbert Richard Cross
Cross
United States
Marseilles
Weather report for Iowa and Wisconsin cities dated 1922
The report lists towns including Algona Charien City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Maton City and Wa verly within the covered area. Weather Bureau notes are issued by the U S Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau with dated dispatches from Charles City Tennessee.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture’ Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Charien City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Crosse
Wis
Maton City
Waverly
Echoes G A R to debate Lincoln attack at reunion
Des Moines September reports recall tensions over Confederate veterans at Richmond gathering last June. Grand Army of the Republic encampment prepares resolutions condemning Lincoln and opposing return of battle flags. Confederate speakers seek to address and influence the debate amid flags' legal status and state ownership.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
South
Grand Army of the Republic
Richmond
Abraham Wincoln
Grand Army
Limcoln
Lincoln
Gaylor Davidson
Charleston
W.a
Davidson
Fars
Towa
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
James F. Carle
Federated Patriotic Societies of the Grain
Aany of the Republic
Lewis
Pilcher
Cox Sees 1922 Fight Over Undoing Tariff Policy
Cleveland Sept 24 Former Ohio Governor James M Cox Democratic nominee for president in 1920 told a City Club audience that the 1922 issue will be undoing the monstrous tariff. He said the people will face a congress that will reverse the tariff policy after his tour of Milmore.
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Cox
Cleveland
James M. Cox
Ohio
Isls
Consumer Help Sought to Ease Coal Shortage
Washington Sept 23 Federal Fuel Distributor Conrad H B Spens asked consumers to aid the coal distribution plan under the new anti profiteering act. He urged railroads and coal operators to join a 30 day concentrated drive to move coal and prevent stockpiling, aiming to restore fair prices and solve distribution issues nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Conrad HB
Spens
Spers
Harding
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Baby speaks mother minutes after birth astonishes doctors
In Mason City on September 22 physicians report an unusual birth moment as an infant called mother three times five minutes after birth. The child’s enunciation was so clear that staff were amazed though later speech remained limited to normal babbling. Doctors note the notable early th sound articulation.
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Mason City
Peter Zontes
Judge Landis Defends Bonus Amid Opposition
Sept 22 Syracuse K M Landis at New York state American Legion convention defends a soldier bonus. He says opponents are driven by insincerity and urges critics to empty their pockets and stop arguing motives, pledging to continue the fight.
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Syracuse
K. M. Landis
United States
New York
American Legion
League's Article X Probed for Fourth Assembly
The league of nations covenant Article X revision or removal is sent to the fourth assembly for full study with no recommendations. Canadian delegates resist Dougherty amendment. M Barthelemy of France argues Article X should not be changed until the United States can participate.
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Associatedt. Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Fourth Assembly
Charles J. Dougherty
M. Barthelemy
France
United States
League
Stage 0 Finished for Iowa's Annual Dairy Cattle Congress
Stage 0 finished for Iowa's annual Dairy Cattle Congress with the International Belgian Horse Show and industrial expo opening Monday at 2 am in Waterloo. The article highlights record entries from Holstein Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire and Brown Swiss cattle plus Belgian horses, thousands of exhibits, and extensive entertainment. Children admitted free. reduced rail fares ease travel as judging begins Tuesday with breed competitions continuing through Friday and ribbons awarded nightly.
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Vhe
Waterloo
Jersey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Dairy Cattle Congress
Kingdon
America
Lve Breaders
Rainbow Regimental
Mandy
Mailroads
Ackerts
Hippodrome
Iowa
Calunn
Return of Thrace to Turkey Agreed by Poincare and Curzon
Allied diplomacy moved toward restoring Eastern Thrace and a share of Constantinople to Turkey. Proposals reportedly tentatively approved by Premier Poincare and British Foreign Secretary Curzon, pending cabinet consultations. A feared holy war threat from India heightened worries as Turkish nationalist Ferid Ber received assurances of religious support from Muslims there.
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Presse Faris
Europa
Thrace
Constantinople
Tremier Poincare
Lord Gurzon
Britain
France
le Jeaurnal
Poincare
Curzon
Sforza
Thaiy
Addanople
India
Central Committee of
Ferid Ber
Ngland
Nationwide temporary injunction hits 400000 union men
Judge Wilkerson granted Attorney General Daugherty a nationwide temporary injunction against striking railway shopmen after a review found responsibility for widespread violence. The order, to be drafted for Monday, will affect about 270 officers and 400,000 AFL shopcrafts members, with leaders likely to appeal.
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Chicago
Sant
James
St. Wilkerson
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Anl
Railways Department
American Federation of Labor
Donald R. Richberg
B. M. Jowell
John Scott
Supreme Court
Wikerson
Cain
Jana
Doctor Charged With Killing Dentist In Mississippi
Hattiesburg Mississippi September 23. Dr Fr A Copeland a physician from the sawmill town of Piave forty miles from Hattiesburg is jailed here charged with killing dentist M S Wilkins of Hattiesburg. The case is unfolding in county jail proceedings.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
M.S. Wilkins
Fr. A. Copeland
Piave
Weather outlook for week in Washington district
Weather report from Washington, D C. outlines a generally fair week starting Monday. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri regions expected normal temperatures with light winds and no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Washington
DD. c
Upper Mississippi
Lower Missouri
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