Not Far Distances Naval Agreement Report
Washington and London signal progress toward a naval arms pact among the 5-5-4 states with Britain and the United States leaning to a compromise while Japan favors 10-10-7. The big five committee may face a plenary session and final report to the conference.
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Washington, D .C
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Dats
Hughes
Highej
America
Mutsu
Lkely
Close In on Auto Thieves in Cedar Rapids
State agents arresting a wealthy young businessman say they have closed in on a gang responsible for at least 60 auto thefts, mainly Ford models. They traced 32 cars and plan to seize them. several stolen cars belong to prominent local firms.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Smulekoff
New York Bankers Report Weekly Reserve Excess Falls
New York Banka New York reports the actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the five days shows a reserve in excess of legal requirements totaling 14,536,419 dollars. This marks a decrease of 15,069,500 dollars from the prior week.
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New York Banka
New York
American destroyer arrives in Mereina to safeguard interests
The U S destroyer Williamson reached Mereina port in Asia Minor to aid in protecting American interests. The patrol vessel enters the harbor amid tensions in the region, signaling continued American involvement in the Levant.
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Constantinople
Williamson
Mereina
Asia Minor
France Fails to Reduce Army Amid German Fear and Naval Plan Debate
France presses its case against deep army cuts at the Washington conference while Britain weighs naval limitations. Premier Briand warns of Germany’s threat and China’s turmoil, as Open Door principles and Far East reforms outline tense treaty discussions. Congress adjourns after passing a tax bill and beer-pill measures, with tax changes taking effect in 1922.
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France
Congress
Edward W. Pickard
Hughes
Great Britain
United States
China
Admiralty
England
Washington
H. G. Wells
Briand
Jowney
Germany
Russia
Ludendorff
Brian
Wirth
Europe
M. Briand
Wells Et al
Arthur Balfour
Blughes
Lloyd George
Cleencenn
Welson
Senate
MM. Bristol
Homme
Elihu Root
Japan
Baron Koto
Oriental Republic
Rosslang
Outer Mongolia
Tchitcherin
Stre
Local Notes From Iowa and Surroundings
Summary of scattered Iowa items: A. C. Blodgett found dead near Oskalooga. Ottumwa strikers seek arbitration with Morrell Packing. Town Republican restored under Grant Fuller. Allan Hoover connected to Herbert, and a man in Marshalltown. Neighbors husked 43 acres for George Roth of Carlisle, cribs 2,500 bushels in seven hours. Teddy Haarema wounded playing hold up. Nyatorom of Ogden in bankruptcy, debts $1,400. Joseph Roth of Brooklyn files for $120,093 liabilities. W. J. Shepard of Clinton arrested for lottery tied to destitute family. Mrs G A Rutherford of Waterloo divorced from husband. Marion Evans’ adultery conviction overturned. Fr. L. Sharon offers corn advances 23 cents, keep in crib, split profits. Mason City carpenter William B. Phillips fatally injured after fall. Governor Kendall to appoint literacy drive board with Kentucky’s Mrs. Stewart aiding Iowa. Big draft-horse shipment from Humeston to Missouri and Connecticut. Henry Williams sale yields $99.50 steer lot. Henry Williams farm sale noted. New town postmasters listed. Wayne Erwin family deaths. scarlet fever twins and mother die, father sole survivor. Charles Jorgenson crushed by gravel, overseas veteran. Northwestern railroad seeks hour cuts to avoid 25% layoffs.
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Traer
A. C. Blodgett
Burlington
Oskalooga
Ottumwa
Morrell Packing Company
Town City Republican
Beazomede
Grant Fullmer
Allan Hoover
Herbert
Marshalltown
George Rothtus
Qarlisis
Teddy Haarema
Yanra
Old
Freton
Edward Nyatrom
Ogden
United States
Diatrict Gai
Joseph Roth
Brooklyn
Wr. J. Shepard
Clinton
G. A. Rutherford
Waterloo
W. J. Sheppard
Manchester
Fred Pile
File
Charles City
Marion Evans
FR. L. Sharon
William B. Phillips
Mason City
Phillips
N. E. Kendall
State Teachers’ Association
Iowa
Corsa Wilson Stewart
Kentucky
National
Henry Williams
Humoeston
Northrup & Bartlett
Garden Grove
Thia
William W. Moore
Ainsworth
William H. Hall
Allerton
James F. Temple
Bode
Hugh AV. Dickson
Delta
Emil C. Weisbrod
Fenton
Raymond F. Bargent
Fonda
Thomas Phillips
Dedham
Earl M. Skinner
Farnlamville
Wever K. Kuenzel
Garnaville
John F. Cagley
Sonja
Martin A. Banerstrom
Kiron
Elmer L. Langile
Marquette
Carl Nielssen
Moorehead
Ulysses G. Hunt
Plymouth
Wayne Erwin
Cambridge
C. W. Erwin
Commercial Savings Bank
Britt
Sarah Helen Erwin
Mary Jane
Saint Was Fed It from a Mexican Indian Tale
George H. Paul recounts a traveler’s memory of crossing into central Mexico near the plains of Mitlo and Tstentug. In a mountain village a hungry traveler is fed after a local woman pleads with a saintly figure, and roosters are prepared for a feast as the party moves on.
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Aly
Fenee
George H. Paul
New York Evening Post
Timberland intrigue near the millfront road
The Pittsburgh Dispatch recounts a curious scene as Bill Meare trains a line of logs along the road waiting for Mr. Rust to pass. Rust drives by and jokes about displaying toothpicks on the front road, in a quirky country encounter involving mill owners and log prices.
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Thust
Gayy Mill
Srust
Bill Meare
Duet
Mr. Rust
Tank Waldelong
Bill
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Prompt Discouragement in Crimson Gulch Dialogue
Caetu Joo dismisses any eerie wave as not noticeable, noting the advantage of a tough settlement. He says any would-be lawbreaker who loiters will be made to feel like an amateur before he gets halfway slieied.
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Erie
Crimson Gulch
Caetu
Innocent Called First Pope Emerges From Anastasian Succession
In a Rise of the Papacy discussion, the year 402 marks Anastasius death and Manetenus ascent. The author argues Manetenus began shaping the claim of papal universality, leveraging modest willpower yet strong public events to elevate the bishop’s authority over Rome and undermine Caesar’s throne.
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Wenest Boet
Anastasius
Manetenus
Tome
Trencent
Caesar
Nitti
Superin
Readers of this Paper Important to all Women
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and mistake it for other ailments. Kidney health affects the whole body, causing pain, headaches, irritability, and fatigue. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is pitched as a remedy for kidneys liver and bladder, with sample bottle offers by mail and bottles available at drug stores.
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Dkituer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Object of it sparks club misfit chat
The exchange shows Mrs Crawford questioning joining a club lacking a clear object while Mrs Crabstinw insists it meets in the mornings, and that the weekly session offers a free moment with no price to pay.
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Quick Bowels Aid
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation in children, claiming a teaspoonful clears toxins in hours. It touts universal use for babies and older kids, urges asking a druggist for the genuine product with bottle seals, and mentions other tonics.
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California
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