President hints at disarmament and peace talks overturning war policy
The article reports on Hariang's peace conference invitation to POWs and U S leaders push for disarmament amid postwar tensions. It notes Britain's and Japan's secret stakes, the secrecy of diplomacy, and how five great powers face new arms challenges while the League of Nations grows. It mentions Lloyd George, Irish crisis, Silesian talks, and related political near-future steps.
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Hariang
la c Lund
Great Britain
Brmer
Tly
Japan
League of Nations
Five Nations
Uis
Warthery
Aliiol Cowmieil
Oresterday
Lloyd Georg Ieft
Nitens
Silesia
Lloyd George
Linmir
Couer
de Vilera
Looe
Ulster
France
Siesia
South Ireland
Britain
Hightower Held on Murder Charge in Priest's Death
Police charge itinerant baker William A. Hightower with murder after the priest Patrick R. Festa vanished near a wind swept sand cliff grave. The case grew after Doris Shovley denied riding with Hightower to San Jose and handwriting analysis linked a ransom note to him.
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San Francisco
Can
William A. Wightower
le Muriernd
Calnio
Patrick R Festa
Bichtower
Doris Shovley
Hightower
San Jose
Police Department
Hanna
William A. Rightower
Man Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge in Green Bay Case
John Pagare, a 35-year-old resident, pleaded guilty in Green Bay municipal court to assaulting a 13-year-old girl on Wednesday night. He was ordered held on bond set at 85,000.
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Green Bay
John Pagare
Sol
Sprid
Kingain
Kincaid
Taylorsville
Springfield
Teron Lockhard
Jones
Louxhard
Sfrer Securih
Andits
Presbyterian Service Schedule For November Event
The Lexington Parkway Presbyterian Church announces a morning service at 11 oclock led by Willagy G Trower with a parish share followed by an evening union service conducted by Rev BD C Liton.
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Presbyterian Service
Willagy G Trower
Lexinston Parkway
Presbyterian Elutrch
Spanik
Presbyterian Shareh
BD. C. Liton
Police report three bad checks in one week
Police say three bad checks totaling twenty five dollars each were passed last week. Grace Anderson, traveling under aliases, used different names in Winona and La Crosse while seeking payments. Investigators link the scheme to multiple towns as officers review bank records and hotel registrations.
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Pelee
Grace Anderson
Wichone
Cir
Woenner
Winona
la Crosse
Winens
Tano
Winena
Throwel
First National Bank
John Jdmist
Crace Armas
Inc
Cisensersd
Groeksten
Thirty-Eight Shrines Represented Here
Thirty-eight Shrine temples from Portland to New York Texas and Florida were represented in the nobles gathering for Shrine festivities Saturday night. Temples named include Tebala Zivea Almas Lelail Gikhair Alamin Kaaba Abu beke Tangier Nils Ahmed Aad Zagazig Alkaly Medinah Naja Velduz Islam Zurat Seseste Saladin Moslem Mecca Omar Moolah Zemzem Lulu Ararat Ansar India Essago Mahluch Alec Hella Algeria Osman Zubra Tripoli.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Texas
Florida
Tebala
Zivea
Almas
Lelail
Gikhair
Alamin
Kaaba
Abubeke
Tangier
Nils Ahmed
Aad
Zagazig
Alkaly
Medinah
Naja
Velduz
Islam
Zurat
Seseste
Saladin
Moslem
Mecca
Omar Moolah
Zemzem
Lulu
Ararat
Ansar
India
Essago
Mahluch
Alec
Hella
Algeria
Osman
Zubra
Tripoli
Yellowstone Park Whiskey Rings Found by Sleuth
Maoni Livingstone reports a Yellowstone National Park whiskey ring case at Lake Hotel in Yellowstone. Five defendants were convicted before U S Commissioner Maltrim for violating federal prohibition laws. Names include Frick Z. Wihire fined 50 and 0, KJ Wels fined 1, Tuomas BF Dwyer fined 159, Otto J Breil fined 100, W HL Gruenhagen fined 100. Prosecutor: U S District Attorney Wi on Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Jaint
Wels
Tuomas BF. Dwyer
Porter
Otto J. Breil
HL Gruenhagen
Bell Boy
United States
Wion
Chexenno
Wyomins
Midsummer Shrine Parade Draws 3,000 Nobles in Riverside Park
A vast audience witnessed Tripoli Temple’s second midsummer ceremonial climax as 243 candidates crossed burning sands into Shrinedom. More than 3,000 Nobles filled the big tent for the initiation finale, followed by a moonlit river ride and late-night departure plans. The parade from Pioneer Hall to Riverside Park featured Osaman and Eau Claire Temples, a riot of color, bands, and marching drills led by Colonel Frank H. Fowler.
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Fair Grounds
Tripoli
Mississippi
G. W. Hill
Euto
Mystic Shrine
Pioneer Hall
Riverside Park
Ipoli
Osman
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pecformen
Arnbestieke
Jiernebick
la Crosse Shrine
Tripeti Divan
Tripolis
Racine
Stlrts
Ea Crogse
Esu Claire
Eau Claire
Bau Claire
Osman Temple
Osman ‘Temple
Dmm
Tebaia
Rockford
Cohtinsen
La Crosse Shrine Club Launches Charter Campaign
The La Crosse Shrine Club begins a concerted effort to secure a charter for a Shrine temple here. Local nobles hosted a gathering to boost membership past 600, aiming to reach required quotas with western Wisconsin outreach. Wisconsin remains the only state with one temple, a situation organizers seek to change by next year.
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Tripoli
United States
South Dakota
Mitnnesota
Iowa
Milnels
Indiana J
Frank W. Sisson
la Crosse
Tripati Temple
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FTS
Ransom Leiter
Tefferso
Charles Eumebitd
St. Part
Monroe
GH. Bachler
Frank Lees
Seeny
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Lake Hotel
Sergt
Roy T. Vingers
Farnam Street
Amer Legion
Hayward Satur Fay
Henry
Ty J Marshall
Atlantic City
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Second Temple
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