Germany to Seek Readjustment on Reparations Payments
Berlin reports Germany will send Dr. Fischer and Herr Schroeder to Paris to confer with the reparations commission on readjusting the gold payment schedule. Officials say a moratorium depends on Paris talks and the reparations committee. Banks note the exchange collapse pressures new financial policy.
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Dr. Fischer
Herr Schroeder
Reparations Commission
Berlin
Germany
Fischer
German War Debt Commission
Ministry of Finance
Paris
Wirth
Reichsbank
Pourparler
New York
Train Wreck Near Topeka Involves Rock Island Line
A westbound Rock Island passenger train left the tracks at Topeka Kansas as it approached the Union Pacific crossing over the Kansas river. The engine mail car and baggage car derailed with the front of a third car. No derailment occurred and the track was torn up for a distance. Fireman Willis Sage of Kansas City sustained a sprained ankle after jumping from the cab.
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Topeka
Kan
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Kansas River
Willis Sage
Kansas City
Seek to Outlaw Booze on Ships
Wayne B. Wheeler will press pleas to outlaw liquor sales on American ships at sea before Attorney General Daugherty. He acts for the Anti Saloon League and twelve church and temperance groups.
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Washington, D. C
Wayne B. Wheeler
Daugherty
Anti-Saloon League
12 Church
France May Quit Conference
Paris reports indicate France may withdraw its delegates from the Hague conference due to Russian attitude. Premier Poincare has reportedly instructed France's delegates in line with this position.
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France
Paris
Poincaire
Escape from Nebraska Reformatory by Paroled Inmate
Charles A. Newharter, confined at the Nebraska state reformatory after violating his parole, escaped three days ago following a parole breach and has not yet been recaptured.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles A. Newharter
State Reformatory
Various 1922 World Happenings Collide In Briefs
Jimmy Murphy won a 250 mile auto race at Tacoma Washington. Benny Leonard retained the lightweight title by defeating Rocky Kansas in Michigan City Indiana. Kansas quit after his arm was broken in round three. Jack Dempsey accepted Harry Wills challenge for heavyweight title in New York. Babe Ruth hit his thirteenth homer in Philadelphia. Washington news covers patents, coal talks, and budget projections. Counterpoints describe Mexican fighting near Cortez and a White House conference on the coal strike. A hygiene board ends. Illinois and federal judiciary moves surface. Fire at Baltimore costs millions. a fatal train wreck occurs near Winslow Junction.
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Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Michigan City
Ind
Kansas
Irish Rebel Leader Hamon de Valera Captured After Siege
Foreign Free State troops seize Hamon de Valera the Irish republican leader after a siege of the Gresham hotel in Dublin that lasts more than 24 hours.
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Free State
Hamon de ‘Valera
Gresham Hotel
Dublin
Fayette county leads Iowa in Farm Bureau membership
Iowa news notes from the Fayette county Farm Bureau report its largest statewide membership. Other items include escape attempts by six Eldora school boys, a Sioux City man bound over on child assault charges, injuries to Frank Lumsden from a rug accident, and county TB herd- testing applications detailing county totals.
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Fayette County Farm Bureau
Iowa
Eldora Industrial School
Britt
Stanley Crouch
Sioux City
Frank Lumsden
Storm Lake
T. B
Winnebago
A. J. Secor
van Buren County
Louie Engle
Jack Malone
Glenwood
Malvern
George W. Koontz
Johnson County
Iowa City
S. V. Percival
Ida Grove
Addison A. Wells
Harden County
Christian Church of
Clarinda
West Branch
Ray Dunn
Francis Jensen
Coulter
Jensen
Iowa State College
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Freedom From Laxatives
An advertisement explaining that many laxatives cause permanent injury while Nujol offers a gentle lubrication that mimics nature. It claims Nujol is not a laxative or medicine and is harmless like water, advising readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist.
Do You Remember Crimson Gulch Dance Halls Then and Now
Plute Pete recalls Crimson Gulch dance halls and notes modern dances would have forced closures. He contrasts past saloons with current styles, reflecting on changing entertainment in a frontier town.
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Crimson Gulch
Plute Pete
You Can Walk in Comfort With A Foot Ease Powder
The advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for shoes that pinch or feet that ache. It claims relief from friction for coins and bunions and helps hot tired sweating feet. Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller by using the powder.
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Allen
Doctor and businessman Strike a Seaside Prescription
A businessman offers to double a doctor's fee to prescribe a summer at the seashore for his wife. The doctor agrees and asks what to prescribe, to which the businessman clarifies a summer by the sea.
Cuticura Trio Promises Skin Relief For Babies
Advertisement touts Cuticura products to soothe baby's skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, plus Cuticura Talcum for daily care. It stresses relief from red rough itching and promotes the scented dusting powder as essential in the regimen.
Bathing Suit Material Sparkles in Sale Quip
A New York Sun reader quote depicts a clerk praising fast color fabric that will not shrink. A witty customer responds that she will take a yard and a half less, in playful exchange over fabric and fit.
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New York Sun
Coldest Spot in World Found by Cryogenic Lab
The cryogenic laboratory of the Bureau of Mines inside the Department of the Interior is cited as the coldest known place, far colder than the North Pole, at about 515 degrees Fahrenheit below zero. Scientists liquefy helium and purify it for use in dirigibles.
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North Pole
Tropics
Bureau of Mines
Department of Interior
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Harry Wills
Babe Ruth
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Cortez Ol Company
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Illinois Bar Association
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
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Shansas City
Leon W. Quick
St. Louis Bankers’ Trust Company
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Kate Cronin
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Omer Locklaer
Harvey
Ill
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Dun’s
Mary Louise Colt
United States
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Linden Place
Bristol
R. L
Mrs Colt
Milwaukee
William BD. Crow
Uniontown
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