Stresemann and Cabinet Out After Reichstag Defeat
Berlin reports Chancellor Stresemann and his ministers resigning after the Reichstag defeated the cabinet 230 to 157. A telegram from Düsseldorf announced a France Germany industrialists pact to keep Ruhr and Rhineland mines and factories operating, viewed as Stresemann’s main achievement amid crisis. The chancellor pondered how earlier disclosure might have altered events.
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Berlin
Stresemann
Bavaria
Rhineland
Obert
Reichatag
Herr Stresemann
France
Doeseldorf
Ruhr
Reichstag
Walton Indicted on Seven Counts by Oklahoma Grand Jury
Oklahoma City Oklahoma former Governor Jack Walton was indicted by the county grand jury on seven counts. Indictments allege diversion of public funds intimidation of an officer and obstruction of legislative sessions. Other charges involve diversion of mobile funds against A Davenport and state health official T B Edwards. All felonies except the intimidation count.
Governor McCray Faces Question Over Missing Income Item
Governor McCray could not explain a $45,755.83 item entered as part of income from the defunct Sawyera Grain Co Chicago. He said the item would need explanation by the bookkeeper and denied it was in his income.
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McCray
Fatinpolia
Sawyera Grain Company of
Chicago
Bank Robberies in Indianapolis Net Over $13,000
Three armed bandits held five people at the Tuxedo State Bank in daylight, taking between 10 000 and 12 000 dollars before fleeing in a car. Later the same trio is believed to have robbed the Central Avenue State Bank of 1 600 dollars in currency.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tuxedo State Bank
Harfier
Central Avenue State Bank
Prohibition Ties Seen In House Leadership Fight
Washington reports the dry versus wet split guiding House organization. Representative Colton of Utah signaled support for Representative Graham of Illinois, noting Graham’s dry record, while Representative Longworth of Ohio carried a wet reputation as the leadership struggle shapes floor decisions.
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Prohibition
House
Washington
Ton
Colton
Utah
Representatve Grahan
Diinols
Graham
Longworth
Glo
Rally to modify dry laws across the nation
A nationwide rally opposed to prohibition is planned under the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. Washington hosts the event on January 21, convened with various civic groups. The gathering aims to discuss legal and social effects of enforceable dry laws and potential reforms.
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Washington
Association
Jawa
Allies propose notes on ex-crown prince and ex-kaiser fate
The council of ambassadors will send two communications to Germany. One states the Allied military control commission will resume work and require protection and facilitation from Berlin. The other allows the ex-crown prince to remain in Germany as a farmer but bars the ex-kaiser from returning. If Germany rejects, the issues return to stalemate.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Allied Military Control Commission
Berlin
Gompers Attacks Hearst Over Soviet Recognition Stance
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor denounces William Randolph Hearst for stirring support for recognizing Soviet Russia. Gompers says backers are mainly those seeking oil and other concessions in Russia.
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Samuel Gompers
Bolt
Hearst
Washington
Russia
United States
American Federation of Labor
William Randolph Hearst
Mir
Gompers
Bonds Recovered in Carpathians After Omaha Heist
A $100,000 issue of American bonds mailed from the Stockyards Bank of Omaha to the Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago was traced to the Czech frontier in the Carpathian mountains. A peasant, Joseph Legner, was seized as he attempted to thank the sender, insisting he received the bonds from a brother-in-law.
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Carpathians
Prague
Omaha
Chicago
Carpathian Mountains
Stockyards Bank of Omaha
Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago
Joseph Legner
Legner
Deadly quake devastates Kaolan province city in China
Reports say a powerful earthquake struck a remote area of Shansi province damaging a wide region. At 1 39 p m on November 43 a large city near Kaolan, 200 miles northwest at Talyuantu, the provincial capital, was wrecked with about 1500 killed. Meager details were received.
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Peking
Shans
Kaolan
Talyuantu
Von Seeckt Orders Communist Party Disbanded in Reich
Berlin reports General von Seeckt head of the Reichswehr decreed the dissolution of the German Communist Party and seizure of its funds. The decree also bans Communist meetings and the publication of Communist newspapers.
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von Seeckt
Berlin
Reichswehr
Communist Party
Motorman Awarded $100,000 After Car Crash
New York street car motorman Charles N. Olson was awarded $100,000 by a Supreme Court jury after a Metal Package Corp. of New York truck crashed into the street car he was operating.
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New York
Charles N. Olson
Supreme Court
Metal Package Corporation of
Olson
Packers Defy Government Over Audit Powers
Swift & Co and allied firms refuse to permit permanent government auditors to examine records claiming it violates constitutional rights. L F Swift cites stockholder rights and warns that a nationwide audit system would invade state commerce powers and threaten peaceful business operations. Officials said other firms were inclined to back Swift though not all statements were released.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
Department of Agriculture
L. F. Swift
Swift Company
Wilson & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Henry C. Wallace
Wallace
Swift
United States
Packers and Stockyards’ Act
Methodists Denounce New York Theaters in Clip Sheet
The Methodist board of temperance promotion and public morals issued a scathing Clip Sheet condemning New York theaters. It charges the stage has sunk to indecency with young girls displayed nearly naked and stripped of modesty at the footlights.
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Methodist Board
Washington
New York
Board of Temperance
Methodist Church
Castellane to sue Hearst over memoirs publication
Count Boni de Castellane announces a lawsuit against the Hearst newspapers seeking 300000 dollars alleging garbling and misquoting his memoirs, claims the articles hinder social and diplomatic mingling in European society.
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Boni Castellane
Hearst
Paris
America
Count Boni de Castellane
American Missionary Kidnapped by Chinese Bandits
E W Schmalzfeich, an American missionary of the reformed church, attached to the mission at Chenchow-Fa Wa nan, was kidnapped by bandits while traveling from Changteh Hu nen to Tangjun Kwelchow. Four accompanying women were allowed to continue their journey.
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Shanghai
E. W. Schmalzfeich
Reformed Church
United States
Chenchow-Fa
Wanan
Changteh
Hunen
Tangjun
Kwelchow
Mr. Schmalzreich
Chicago to Host National Republican Convention Says Upham
Fred W. Upham treasurer of the Republican national committee states the party will hold its national convention in Chicago next year following a conference with Charles D. Hitsel, a New York Republican national committeeman.
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Chicago
Upham
New York
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Claries D. Hitles
Repub
National
Food Rioters Sack Silesian Farms and Burn Homes
Rioters attack Silesian farms in a nationalist protest linked to a boycotts by farmers. Unemployed residents join arson and looting, burning farms and mandas while stealing crops and driving off cattle.
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Berlin
Agatnst
Silesian
Senator King to Introduce Philippines Withdrawal Resolution
Washington reports Senator King plans to propose a resolution demanding American withdrawal from the Philippines, to be introduced promptly after the Senate convenes. The move signals a push in the Democratic stance on U S colonial policy.
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Phillippines
Washington
Philippines
King
Senate
Showa Bpesch. St. Louis Pedera Home Building Corp Ceremony
An auditor's report shows the Vere year old corporation, incorporated in St. Louis, Mo, has been active for seven months and carries a deficit of $238,059 in its accounts. The findings name the Home Building company as the entity, outlining the financial gap and operational timeline.
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Showa Bpesch
St. Louis
Pedera Home Building Corporation
Vere
Iowa News Gap Fills Rural and Urban Iowa Topics
Iowa headlines range from Des Moines growing population and Ames hog feeding findings to Grinnell high school prep delegates and Dubuque bank openings. Reports note state construction, rail rates case, and a spelling contest in Monticello while farmers share in swine feeding day and corn husking orders at Grundy Center.
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Des Moines
Ames
Iowa
Church of Mordvia
Union
Apparness County
Snd
Jaws
Dew Moines
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
N. E. Kendall
Washington, D. C
I. W. Dodge Corporation
Clifford Thorne
Grinnell
May Franery
New Union Trust
Siv- Jeva Bank
Dubugie
Mouscatine County
West Liberty
Gerade School
Monticello
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Salvation Army Rescue Home
Elizabeth Caldwell
Towa
Towa Bureau of Labor
Ray Lantz
van Werf
Robert Holge
Iwoa State College
John M. Evward
Afty
Chicago Athletic, Club
Taprehan
Towa Fair Managers Association
Deg Mojned
Keke Kkk
U S Market Report on Fruits Vegetables and Livestock
Washington weekly market roundup for November 21 covers prices in Chicago and other centers for potatoes onions cabbage and Jonathan apples, plus hay prices, alfalfa grades, and Western markets. Live stock notes include steer and calf prices, lambs and yearlings, and fat cattle ranges. grain notes list wheat corn and oats prices, with dairy product notes and cheese prices in Wisconsin markets.
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Washington
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minneapol No. Ft Prairie
Chiscago
St. Louis
Wisconatm
Cook Receives 14 Year Term In Federal Trial
Doctor Frederick A. Cook was found guilty of tying malls to defraud in promotion schemes and was sentenced to 14 years in the penitentiary with a $12,000 fine by a Federal judge. Associate Fred A. Smith was fined $12,000 and given seven years. Of 20 co defendants, 19 were found guilty while A L Deteamber was acquitted on court instruction.
No Quarter Decree in Bergdoll Case
Washington reports the government rejected Grover Bergdoll’s offers to return stating their conditions would amount to virtual immunity. Officials say no compromise is possible and insist on full power as Bergdoll faces American jurisdiction. Offers were made by Mrs Bergdoll.
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Bergdoll
Washington
Lisa
Grover Bergdoll
Oaciiis
Mra. Bergioll
Coolidge Plans to Expand Coast Guard to Curb Rum Pirates
President Coolidge approves Treasury plans to extend the coast guard with $20,000,000 for new ships and $8,500,000 for extra men. The aim is to strengthen action against rum smugglers and pirates, with the president expected to speak on the proposals in a forthcoming message to Congress.
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Coolidge
Washington
Treamury Department
Coast Guard Service
Treaaury Department
Congress
Pay Up Poincare Paris Paper Demands France Debt
The Paris Humanite urges Prime Minister Poincare to settle wartime debts to the United States. It cites France’s debt at about 71 billion francs and warns of future increases if the franc devalues. The piece references Smoot’s request and criticizes Poincare and allied French figures.
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Poincare
Paris
U.S
Humanite
Telspaeper
Smoot
France
Dovar
Bishop Sherwood Dies in Springfeld Diocese News
Ul Bishop Granville H. Sherwood of the Springfeld Episcopal diocese died of heart disease before doctors could reach his home. He was born in Elgin in 1878.
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Sherwood
Springfeld
Granville H. Sherwood
Sunflower Seed Crop Worth $750,000 in Three States
The 14 million pounds of sunflower seeds produced in Missouri, Illinois, and California this year are valued at about $750,000, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
Missouri
Binola
California
Department of Agriculture
Iowa Corn Worth More Than All U.S. Gold Mines Output
An Iowa fact states that the value of the state's corn harvest exceeds the total annual production of all gold mines in the United States, underscoring corn's economic importance in Iowa.
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Iowa
United States
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Brooklyn woman Mrs Englemann testifies to relief from nervous trouble sleeplessness and mood swings after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the change of life. She praises the booklet and urges others to try the remedy citing a fifty year record of service and wide female endorsement.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Aod
Englemann
Palmetto St. Ridgewood
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
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