Schwab Plans to Seek Release as Emergency Fleet Chief
New York November 29 Charles M Schwab will request President Wilson to release him as director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation citing other duties. He says the program will continue to 153,000,000 tons and shift from emergency to economic work. He emphasizes labor profits, high wages set by a government board, and a closer manufacturer labor relationship. He dodges a full view on freedom of the seas, noting open seas for commerce but acknowledging possible wartime port blockades.
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Mimergency Fleet Corporation
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Bear Chase in New York
Two thousand people joined a bear hunt in Manhattan on Thursday as Millie the bear, gifted by the Twenty second Regiment, raced through trees for over an hour. The hunt ended opposite the Astor home at Sixty fifth Street and Central Park with the bear caged and one man dead from excitement and two others injured.
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Sixty Fifth Street
Ex Kaiser Fate to Be Fixed at Allied Conference
London reports the ex-kaiser will not stay long in Holland with a decision on his destiny to be considered next week at a preliminary peace conference of allied chiefs. Premier Clemenceau and Marshal Foch are among those attending.
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Holland
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Marehal Foch
Spain Backs League of Nations Move in Parliament
Madrid reports both chambers approve in principle the formation of a league of nations and plan to send a Spanish representative. government to introduce measures to repatriate subjects who fought abroad and face unspecified issues at home.
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League of Nations
Letter from Clarence Spencer in France references war memories
A Des Moines lawyer son writes from a deleted French location about Memorial Day cemeteries and mourning crowds, describes farms with silos and a creamery, notes aging French residents and helping a grieving elderly woman, questions why nations destroy beauty, praises French thrift, and asks for news on successful candidates for state congressional and county offices.
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Clarence I. Spencer
Des Moines
France
Good Old Town
Ford touring car advertised for sale in local column
OLDMOBILE and other autos listed for sale including a Ford touring car newly overhauled priced at 225 dollars. Also 89 acres in Anderson county Kansas for sale with $5200 price and financing. Additional items include piano, work force item, Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels, five cottages and a Ford Roadster. Contact details and names appear in listings.
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Broadway Garage
Anderson County
Kansas
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Iowa
Allen County Investment Co
Plymouth Rock
Grant Galliher
Star Garage
A. J. Smith
For Rent Listings Elevate Local Housing Options
Several rental notices describe houses with varying rooms and amenities. Listings include a four room house at 203 West Madison Street with gas electricity and water, a five room modern house with a garden on Fast Adams Street, a five room house near the square, a five room cottage at East Grimes and C Street, a modern six room house near the school, and a nine room house with furnace and large garden, each with contact details for applicants.
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R. N. Slimmer
Libertyville
Iowa
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J. A. Grimes
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Local Farm News and Accidents In County Ione
County Ione McClain adds a new conveyor at the grain elevator as farmers haul corn. James Peebler and Mimer load cars of corn and hay. Clif McClain injures three fingers at the elevator. Elmer Ashbaugh visits from Pensylvania. Mintie McKee spends time with Mrs. Jacob Boysel. Service flag at church adds three stars for Guy Littlefield Emery Franklin and Everett Black. Gladys McCune shops in Fairfield. Olaf Martin falls from a wagon injuring himself hauling corn to Eldon.
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James Peebler
Mimer
Clif McClain
Elmer Ashbaugh
Pensylvania
Paul Ashbaugh
Mintie McKee
Jacob Boysel
Guy Littlefield
Emery Franklin
Everett Black
R. L. McCune
Gladys
Fairfield
Olaf Martin
Eldon
Notice to Parsons College Students
Illness at Parsons College is improving and the college will reopen next Wednesday for students and staff.
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Parsons College
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