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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
2
The statement asserts Iowa’s core value surpasses the annual production of every gold mine in the United States, emphasizing the state’s mineral and economic significance.
A sweep of brief items reports moves in Japan with consular shift from Yokohama to Tokyo and a U S senate session to set dates for a 1924 convention. Other notes cite tax cuts urged by President Coolidge, Koreans burned in Korea protest, and security actions in the Philippines and Luzon.
Personal Frederick Dixon former editor of the Christian Science Monitor died in New York. Bishop Granville H Sherwood of Springfield diocese died at home in Springfield Michigan. Born Elgin Ohio in 1878. Former Congressman Richard N Hackett aged 57 died at Statesville North Carolina. Football scores include Chicago 18 Wisconsin 6 Michigan 10 Minnesota 0 Iowa 17 Northwestern 14 Indiana 3 Purdue 0 Illinois 8 Ohio State 0 Yale 18 Harvard 0 Army 0 Navy 0 Notre Dame 26 Carnegie Tech 0 Wabash 17 DePauw 0.
An assorted foreign wire reports the Tower of London is safe from collapse after repairs to a weak section. Japanese press deplores California laws on aliens and vows further action in the American friendship drive. Dublin forecasts a 10 million Irish Free State loan as a 5 percent issue, issued at 95, maturing 1985 to 1945. In Upper Silesia famine and looting disrupt villages as fighting continues. Mussolini signals reparations stance while rebuilding Italy. A London will reveals Maurice Marcus left 3,148,000 pounds. Madrid’s Juan de la Creva wins a long court fight. Germany appoints Heinrich Alvert as chancellor. The League of Nations is urged to convene a conference for the protection of the poor. Paris notes Germany’s military control issue and Strasbourg reports seven tremors in France in a week.
A presidential report by Eugene Meyer Jr. and Frank Mondell of the War Finance Corporation urges an improved marketing system for wheat through cooperative producer organization. It rejects tariff increases price fixing and government purchases, and notes agricultural sentiment favors immigration change and profit returns from the grain corporation remain unclear. Conferences with farmers and experts across Chicago Minneapolis Sioux Falls Fargo Billings Helena Spokane Portland Pocatello and Denver informed the findings.
A Middle West delegation urged President Coolidge and Secretary Wallace to back a government credit of 50 million dollars to aid Germany in purchasing 50 million bushels of American wheat. The plan would have the War Finance Corporation financed purchases and accept German obligations as security for a long term loan.
The United States Navy will stage three months of winter maneuvers off Panama and in the Caribbean to test new naval warfare concepts. The exercise will involve 160 ships including battleships destroyers and submarines with Major Army participation and joint fleet landings. Pacific and Atlantic fleets will perform coordinated war games under Vice Admiral N A McCully and Admiral Robert B Coonts.
Advocates of economy and tax cuts push to undo the centralized budget system. Some lawmakers seek to return appropriations to separate committees, risking loss of efficiency after two years of businesslike finance. The 1920s reform centralized control to avoid chaos from scattered estimates across 17 committees.
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