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   Oelwein Daily Register (Newspaper) - March 6, 1920, Oelwein, Iowa                             Wire Reports of TODAYS Important Events of the World VOL 191 OELWEIN FAYETTE COUNTY 01D20 PRES STANDS PAT ON ART 50 CENTS PEE MONTH RESERVATION PRES WILSON STANDS PAT AGAINST ANY COMPROMISE He Announces That He Is Ad amant Against any Reserva Senators Convert Lodge By United Press By L C Martin Washing ton March president stands pat This was the word from the White House today in response to inquiries as to what Woodrow Wilsons atti tude would be towards a com promise pu 10 of the League of Nations covenant Senator Hitchcock last night wrote to Wilson asking him to receive Senator Simmons dem ocrat as an emissary who Would lay before him a propo sal on Article 10 Democratic hope of a com promised ratification was be to have been dashed again White House let it beknown that Wilson sees little need for discussing the treaty situation further with the sen ators He is adamant against any reservation except inter ones and that he pre fers to have democratic senar tors try to convert Senator Lodge to try to convert him Hitchcock said this morning he had not yet received a reply from the president DUTCH ASSERT FULL KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR DUTY Asserts She Hasj Taken Precaution to of By United Press The Hague March reply of the Dutch government to the latest allied communication on extradition ofthe former Kaiser maintains Hol lands position she is fully conscious of the duties imposed upon her in regard to Kaiser The note says Dutch government regrets that the allied powers are under the impression that she is not aware of duties and responsibilities The note asserts that from the be ginning Holland has acted according to her duty and continues to act iu way The reply continues that she has taken the proper precaution and has restricted the liberty of the former Emperor as far as necessary SLIGHTER JACOB PASSES SO CHECK By United Press Sioux City March Merkin 35wealthy land owner real estate man and professional bondsman of Sioux City was arrested in Minnea polis last night following one of the most daring and sensational abduc tions in the history of the country Merkin is Wanted on charge of is suing a check for to cover it So far as can be learned no attempt to secure extradition pa pers was made and Merkin was for taken in Minneapolis early Fri day without any pretense of custom ary formalities His attorneys have WHITE HOUSE VERSUS CAMERA By United Press Washington March de clare that the heaviest cimera bar rage in the world is down in front of the entrance to the 10 WAP ACKER IS NOT IN FAVOR OF LEGISLATION Washington March for control of the packing industry was opposed by F T Fuller presi dent of the Iowa Packing Company of Des Moines who appeared before the house agricultural committee He said lie was an independent packer He declared that if a government commission or official should be giv en general and broad powers to regu late the packing business it would harass all packers He declared packers should be aided by law abolishing special privileges enjoyed by the packers as to railroad rates and other facilities lie said he favored operation by the packers of their own refrigerator cars as it would take the railroads i five years to provide sufficient pro TRUSTEES WIN SUIT AGAINST CHR SCIENCE DIRECTORS her witnesses that packers practices had reduced stock raising House executive offices photograph unite of men in formidable and array whenever a group of distin visitors or some labor com or other body temporarily in the limelight appears for a confer ence Occasionally a lone caller regarded as good film by the discerning ca is shot going in and com ing out The day may be chill and the skies overcast but the victim is mercilessly subjected to the ordeal of the lens in order that the paper reading or public be regaled later with his image The true test of sang froid around die White House used to be a draw entry of the recep tions when names were loudly called and the arrival advanced beneath j hundreds of inquiring eyes into the presence of the chief executive adays the courageous or retiring na Miss didnt they give you a distinguished The seems mine a distinguished service IRISH TRIBUTE TO REDMOND By United Press Dublin March today TO THE VOTERS By the earnest effort of the State paid tribute to the memory of John of Labor a law was en Redmond Nationalist leader in at the General for many years who died two years ago today Assembly providing free text books i for our upon request His brother Major Willie Redmond teu Per cent of the qualified vot was killed in France fighting with ers the Irish Nationalist division BIG BLIZZARD PASSES EAST gone to Minneapolis 1o by the men with corpus proceedings boxes The stance of some high in government counsels is very poor when the movie machines PROVING GROUND NEAR DAVENPORT Drive io Secure Vill Be New York We the laboring class of the city of Oelwein propose to make an effort i to elect men who if elected will be in favor of free text bookstand since j it is left largely to the discretion of school board in putting the ques i tion up to the people whether these j Wooks shall befree or not yon should i vote for men who are in favor of k i We know L W Kennedy and j Kuhns favor it Some of our sister states i By United Press Washington March Clark has returned from his Missouri and has been overwhelmed by the importunities of friends who earnestly advise him to announce his presidential candidacy The big fel low for he is of superior physical j proportions listens asks questions j thanks his advisers for the informa City March by tio which they to him and a long illness with influenza Peter j smiles but declines to Mortenson ya shoe repair man broke j announce any purposes away from his home early oday j One of his few absolutely trusted eluded two pursuers and was found Wends said to the correspondent hours later in Perry If creek near here He was found by i members of police force after him He won the presidential I nomination eight years ago and it THE FLU DROVE PETER INSANE United Press To Restrain Directors From Interfering With Church Publishing Society By United Press Boston March tras tees of the Christian Science today won their suit Christian Science board of directors to restrain the directors from in with the society At the same time Jolm B Ditt more his suit for rein statement as a member of the board of directors Justice John Frederick perly built cars to care for the found the directors bad trade Mir Fuller denied charges light to remove La from the board of trustees and that the against him were not sufficient in Jaw nor made in faith Tt was also held that the directors had no pow er to discharge Dittmore and even if they had the power the reasons were insuf ficient and not made iu good faith The suit involves interpre tation deeds of trust made by Mrs Sarah Baker Ed dy founder of the church The first made on September 11 1892 gave to four trustees to beknown as the Christian Sci ence Board of Directors with certain powers the land upon which the mother church was later erected The other dat ed February 5 1898 gave to three trustees the property of the Christian Science Publish ing society upon certain per and irrevertible trusts J I CHAMP CLARK NOT IN RACE Missouri to Throw His Hat Into King RAILWAY CLERKS OUT ON STRIKE FOR A RAISE the promotion of 3 democratic party wants of the Christian Science church Clark the party must come and of thg net profits to the mother church j was stolen from him j Seven years ago when i phobia first struck this country in j the surrender of our complete sover i over our own canal Champ j Clark delivered an unanswerable j i i against the proposition It i was one hundred per i in tone and purpose but the White The suit was precipitated in r to do this the swept across the continent during the turn is fid by Bather bureau display talents unfortunately lost to be shipping cinema studios with England coast and as textbooks for American Express storm whirl Sanctioned Labor COAMS OUT AND VOTE next Monday Union Officials Ap Davenport March concerted drive to secure congressional ap proval for purchase of ihe Savanna proving grounds near here for use of the war department today was un cinema studios knobby poses The news film men of the great form of the Prince of Wales On the occasion of his recent visit to President Wilson he stood walked smiled and talked with endless patience while the j the Grand Banks Four steam still speak ad reported aground on the Atlantic sea coast Telegraph and telephone lines are throughout the Northeastern part of the country land New England is in the center of i the storm area The U S Coast ministration should to be a nomma loid was sound out Secretary Joseph to the P Tumulty is the best bet of any official but he cannot be classed as an amateur having faced the cameras der way by the various civic organ about as often as a movie idol which of the steamer went aground during the night Bar Delaware The steamship Orient was reported This means a big By United Press CENTRAL LABOR f 6Members of the Committee Rail way Clerks em i ployed by the American Express com ition will not be having Vonf mi t m Clark seems to hold that opinion j now and if the democratic party wants him to make the run under present circumstances they to wish it on him and by acclama ion j AUTO TO SEVEN PEOPLE went on strike at a m to j day when 2000 members of the un jot un increase of a month The strike has not been sanctioned j by union officials according to a tion which after passing cer ana purpose out tne House power voted a V 1 against him In the course ot to speech replying to insinuations be was seeking the next nomination WI h he sakl i find declared the action illegal I am not a candidate If the Dittmore brought a declaring the action ot the J board illegal and asking rein i statement j statement posted by the company to day The company pointed out that In spite of the fact that all who of the and the pub lic officials of these towns All the ingenuity and persistence of aground off Ocean View Beach and aut licenses durinS February cameramen frequenting the exec lias for immediate aid had to pay penalty in addition to ithe agreement made with union Wt j in February is still in Sunday The drive is now centered on offices at present is directed to senate where the deficiency billward obtaining pictures of President o The steamer ing herself aground rour miles north lle fee the mails afternoon officers of the a meeting to liy New York Press March G CHICAGO MARKET LATE QUOTATIONS Chicago Special March Estimated receipts 10000 hold over mostly steady to strong bulk sales to every day and the same is which includes an appropriation of I Wilson Their efforts have not yet for of the proving j gained them the necessary tt fog the coast of lrw grounds is now under consideration sion attempt to photograph The appropriation was included in President from a load of hay was the at the insistence of the war broken up by Secrect Service opera department which has approved project and Representative Hull of Iowa If this appropriation is approved i Hock Island was at sea in truc S begins thouSh now penalty s one of the largest arj proving grounds in the world I he established in Illinois mid of land on which the proving grounds is located covers several the twor MAN KILLED IN SALOON RAID 38372ilVt IN JOLIET OUTSIDE By Inss Washington C Marh Popn report of the local officials of the his statement that all delegates to heavy good Express company These Democratic national convention I d u s are now here to ligut jom Mng f led o I good choice lui M 1 MM M r j i VS RADICALISM i tain ers are being who have been waiting for some weeks past The number of i cants up to Saturday was 3StiS so looks like Kayette county is sailing along towards thc 4000 If as indicated the number of moi tor cars in Dovr lca March A special county is 1000 i session if tin Delaware or over it may br Interesting to tip was for 22 by for issued uro a little as to thp number of per Townsend to act oi the fuf i today by the census bureau include sons r car in the shire fiase i Wis March first Jollet III an of tion of the county by the UHr Iy IrosO hreak j or 107 ovtr fls was 2SI27 and on that HUH CITY March The American of the war department last night when II K Anderson I ml 2i7ti7 an increase will bo noted that if are 40ft i Thn price for the MIH wont on record llw grounds would bo used to test saloon man was killed in a of 72H or per cent ars there is one to anC March i as given bv tlu ly calibre cunnon and shells in his place Throe policemen hid in increase run up to ono in sovon That Co as follows ind at tlu arsenal wero wounded in a revolver batilo or 22 thai county is strong Springs 72lc to the of the Democratic j to Mate convention of California to low his name to bo placed in the KOWS Primaries of that state 17 sows to pigs medium good and choice to CATTLE Intimated 1000 market compared with week ago most first beef steers and but chcr she stoc to higher 0c bologna and hea vy beef bulls 2rc to lower steady o stockers and feeders to idc higher 311KKP 1000 opposing radicalism strikes incl shorter working hours Hock Island across Mif river that followed Officers said bore The provides for found considerable whiskey purchase of erection of and is always news Kv an increase I of or IS per cent an increase I of or 066 per cent old lions wore also adopted by me an on ears and hat it would be a vary roosters ducks 20c urging legislation to simple matter to transport th entire turkeys 2Sc cream bone lit farmers population in cars owned irt the 2c dressed ducks i Rtese 21c jrt Is always news market with week heavy weight lambs to 0 cents lower every home In The Reslater  

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