Ireland Sees Widespread Support for New Treaty
Dublin reporters note that after a twelve day adjournment the Dail Eireann reviews the Great Britain treaty with widespread backing. County councils North Tipperary Tyron Louth and Wexford join farmers in urging acceptance while opponents launch the Republic of Ireland newspaper. Flood warnings reach Phoenix as Cave Creek waters threaten the capital. residents warned by sheriff as floodwaters push toward city limits.
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Dublin
Associatas Press
Dail
Errin F
Great Britain
London
North Tipperary
Tyron
Louth
Wexford
Republic of Ireland
Phoenix
Ariz
Cave Creek
Capitol
Sheriff's Office
Illinois Teachers Vote to Join the NEA
The Illinois Teachers Association voted to affiliate with the National Education Association in Springfield on December 81. J Q Engleman of Joliet and Margaret Haley of Chicago spoke in support. Critics called the move undemocratic. Engleman noted improvements since NEA’s formation two years ago.
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Springfield
Ilinois Teacher's Association
Wih
National Education Association
J.Q. Engleman
Joliet
Margaret Haley
Chicago
Klinge
Engleman
Fletcher Named Ambassador to Belgium
Washington January 3 Henry P. Fletcher under secretary of state was announced to be ambassador to Belgium. Also January 3 President Harding nominated William J. O'Toole of West Virginia to be minister to Paraguay.
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Washington, D. C
Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
White House
O'Toole
Harding
William J. O'Toole
West Virginia
Paraguay
Balfour and Hughes Asked to Mediate with Japan Deadlock
Washington officials report Arthur J. Balfour and Secretary Hughes were approached by Chinese delegates who asked them to mediate the deadlock with Japan over Shantung.
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Balfour
Hughes
Weather Outlook for Chicago Sees Snow Likely
The forecast for the next twenty four hours indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with probable snow in the western portion. Temperatures will fall, turning colder tonight and especially Wednesday across the extreme west.
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Chicago
Weather Summary from Local Observations
Weather summary notes 24 hour period ending 7 am with highs 90 and lows 34 degrees. Precipitation none except a .42 inch rain reported Thursday and .45 inch on another day. Temperature at 1 pm listed as 38 degrees.
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H. M. Stanley
Photograph Engravers Strike Nationwide
About 3,400 members of the Photograph Engravers Union, from across the country, walked out today in Chicago. They protested wage cuts and longer hours with employers seeking to restore a forty eight hour week at current pay or cut wages by five dollars while keeping a forty four hour week.
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Chicago
Ill
Photograph Engravers Union
Yucatan Struggles Under Socialist Rule Claim
A state official describes Yucatan under five years of socialist control as ruinous and destitute. Finances wrecked, teachers unpaid for six months, and radicalism dominant, with the regional governor replaced by Felipe Carrillo Puerto.
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Mexico City
Yucatan
Associated Press
Socialist Party
Manuel Berzuanza
Felipe Carillo
Red
Federal Congress
Mexico
South
Central America
Harding and Cabinet Discuss European Economic Situation
President Harding and his cabinet spent two hours today reviewing the European economic situation and the possibility that the United States might be drawn into a conference.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
United States
When Captive Irish Came Home
Dublin reports jubilant homecomings as prisoners from British internment camps return. Passengers greet freed men at Amiens Street as towns rally with bells flags and bonfires while Sinn Fein groups join in welcoming celebrations.
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Milton Bronner
Dublin
Jimmy
Amiens Street
Ballykintar
Bath
Ireland
National Bank Condition Statements Ordered by Regulators
Washington DC January 3 the comptroller of the currency orders a call for the statement of condition of all national banks at close of business Saturday December 31. Des Moines Iowa January 3 the state banking department issues a similar call for all banks organized under Iowa banking laws at close of December 31.
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Washington, DC
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Des Moines
State Banking Department
Iowa
Loans Without Interest to Needy Legion Members
Indianapolis January 3 A fund of several millions to be loaned without interest and secured only by a veteran’s standing in the American Legion is planned by National Commander Hanford McNider to aid World War I veterans in temporary need due to disability illness or unemployment The plan would source funds from adjusted compensation allotments under the bill deemed likely to pass and would help rehabilitate needy veterans and their families through a revolving fund intended for perpetual benefit in each community
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Hanford McNider
Legion
McNider
Congress
Legion seeks adjusted compensation fund for veterans
The speaker details veterans left jobless by postwar downturn and cites 30 000 hospitalized veterans unaided by disability pay. He urges a Legion driven fund funded by adjusted compensation allotments to aid those unable to work and to ensure benefits reach those in need. A public campaign will press the Bureau to adjudicate cases fairly and promptly.
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Legion
Bureau
Iowa Vocational Head Wilbur Bender Dismissed
State Superintendent P. McClenahan dismisses Wilbur Bender head of Iowa vocational education for failing to cooperate with other state educational lines. Bender disputes the move claiming appointment by the guard and says it requires three more members to remove him.
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Des Mveines
P. &. McClenahan
Wilbur Bender
Iowa
Remier
Guard
Oaré
Eaton faces removal from Iowa pharmacy board chair
Pes Moines, la, Jan. R. N Holsaple, superintendent of the State Anti-Saloon League, says ouster action will begin tomorrow to remove Harry KB Eaton from his post as chairman of the state pharmacy board. Holsaple alleges Eaton sold alcohol for beverage use from Randolph drug store and will file affidavits from three league leaders with the proceedings.
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Pes Moines
R. N Holsaple
State Anti-Salfoon League
Harry KB. Eaton
State, Pharmacy Board
Holsaple
Randolph Drug Store
Eaton
Anti Saloon League
Melrose News and Local Socials Report
Althea Plough returned to school after a two month break due to a broken arm. Cliff Giles was absent sick last week. Melrose held a Christmas program on Friday with good attendance and tree gifts. Fred Clough and Otha Wolfe families attended a basketball game in Ariste Wednesday evening. Mrs. James Templeton moved to Shannon City. Howard Borruseh was ill and absent from school Wednesday. Several residents traveled to Creston for business on Thursday. Clarence Webb and Bob Stradley were in Creston Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller visited Creston Thursday. Karl Priest hosted a party Thursday evening for friends. Gladys and Daryl Arnold visited the Clough home Wednesday. Fred Clough family visited Otha Wolfe Thursday evening. Melrose school house was scrubbed and oiled last week improving comfort.
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Althea Plough
Cliff Giles
Melrose
Fred Clough
Otha Wolfe
Ariste
James Templeton
Shannon City
Howard Borruseh
Fletcher Iil
Weldon Speelman
Othy Wolfe
Creston
Messre
Clarence Webb
Bob Stradley
Tureday
Walter Miller
Karl Priest
Gladys
Daryl Arnold
Cloug
Thompson sisters visit Chicago University student
Misses Jean and Kelen Thompson of Bedford visited Monday with Miss Marl Sweeney at her North Win Street home. The Thompson sisters are art students at Chicago University and left Friday evening for the city.
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Jean
Kelen Thompson
Bedford
City
Murray Farmer J Caster Found Dead in Des Moines Alley
J Caster fifty a farmer from Murray Iowa was found dead from a gunshot in a downtown Des Moines alley early today. Police reported uncertainty whether it was suicide or murder. family says he appeared in good spirits when he left Murray for Waterloo. He leaves a wife and two children. The body to be brought to Murray for burial as Des Moines authorities investigate.
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J.C. Caster
Murray
Des Moines
J. C. Caster
Iowa
Deccaos
Waterloo
Caster
United States Pushes France to Repay War Debt
Washington January 3 The administration would be directed by a resolution introduced by Representative Revis of Nebraska to demand repayment by France of money lent during the war. Prompt payment of the debt would be insisted upon as France plans to spend large sums on naval building.
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Washington, D. C
Undertaker Dickinson Shot Likely Murdered by Woman
In Sioux City Iowa on January 3 the bodies of W F Dickinson an undertaker and a woman named Anna Giddings were found in a stalled car. Police believe Dickinson was shot by Giddings who then killed herself. A blood trail on the pavement suggests a temple shot as the car moved.
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Sioux City
W. F. Dickinson
Anna Giddings
Ekinson
Dickinson
Prediction of Pennsylvania Governor Sprowl's resignation
Washington January 4 prediction that Governor Sprowl of Pennsylvania would within forty eight hours announce his intention to resign to succeed the late Boise Penrose. Mrs Worthington and son of Kent and Mrs Kronk and daughters of Cromwell visited the city. Rex Stahl resides on North Sycamore street and is reported improved. Misses Mary and Helen Brown visiting at H S Brown home on South Myrtle street left for Manmouth College.
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Washington, D. C
Sprowl
Pennsylvania
Boise Penrose
Rex. Stahl
North Sycamore Street
Mary
Helen Brown
H. S. Brown
South Myrtle Street
Manmouth
Manmouth Colege
Bandits Hold Up Three Collectors In Los Angeles Heist
Three armed men using sawed off shot cans robbed three collectors for Howell Drug Company in Los Angeles and fled in a car with an estimated $10,600 in loot.
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Los Angeles
Caligo
Howell Drug Company
Four dead in Missouri auto accidents kill four and injure many
Louis, Mo Jan 3 Four persons are dead and three in critical condition with several others injured in a series of automobile accidents yesterday and last night Two of the dead are believed to be in a boat bluff incident leading to the fatalities
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T Louis
Creston High School News Notes Holiday Party Details
Mary Brady reports a Creston High School section with a Campfire party at Margaret Faulk’s home on West Adams Street. The event featured holiday stunts, dancing, prizes for Helen Ball Grace Sparr and Lucille Wilson, and a luncheon. Several local and out of town guests attended, with visits from Cedar Falls and Des Moines reunions. The note also mentions science demonstrations, alumni Maurice Lester return, and basketball plans for Friday.
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Mary Brady
Ietelletewan Campfire
Margaret Faulk
West Adams Street
Helen Ball
Grace Sparr
Lucille Wilson
Lucille Brady
Margaret Aulk
Catherine Hood
Nellie Harsh
Dorothy Hicks
Helen Keefe
Mary Moran
Ruth Quin
Meriam Reynolds
Garnet Tisue
Margaret Tramp
Plorence Stever
Lucile Wilson
Gueets
Cromwell
Estela Gault
Gertrude McCune
Corning
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Cedar Falls
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Harriet Goodswell
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