Irish cabinet may resign over boundary row reports
Dublin reports claim the Free State cabinet might resign and transfer power to Eamonn de Valera if boundary commission developments demand it. Belfast circles express skepticism and note Ulster views on Cosgrave and O Higgins amid discussions of possible resignations and treaty implications.
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Associated Presa
Dublin
Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Boundary Commission
Ulster
Belfast
Boundary Commission
Northern
Southern Ireland
Cosgrave’s!ines
Kevin O'Higgins
Rotary Delegation Passes Gong to Muscatine Club
Thirteen Rotarians carried the silver gong to Muscatine for a fellowship exchange. Frank L. Wilson presided. Dr. W. W. Bowers presented the delegation. Alex Miller Col D J Palmer spoke. Marsh W Bailey spoke on the Allendale School for boys and its aims. Captain Bartlett leads Allendale with strong returns.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Club
Frank L. Wilson
W. W. Bowers
Alex Miller
Col
D. J. Palmer
Magentine
Bill Harding
Bill Rawn
Preston Wolf
Charles Anderson
Don Sherman
Marsh W. Bailey
Allendale
Allendale School
Bailey
Captain Bartlett
Wash
Farm Show At Washington High School Announced
Prof Harold Montgomery announces an agriculture exhibit in the ag room at Washington High School on Friday December 19. The display will feature corn oats wheat and potatoes along with farm shop projects made by boys in the manual training course for farm use.
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Harold Montgomery
Washington High School
Budget Message Read To Congress Signals Fiscal Debate
Congress resumes work on appropriation bills as the president delivers the annual budget proposal for the next fiscal year. The message requests 3.7 trillion dollars, with the interior bill at 238 million set for quick house action and the deficiency bill cleared in the senate. President Coolidge’s state of the union message will be read tomorrow in both houses.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Messenger
Senate
House
Coolidge
Marshalltown Man Dies From Burns After Grass Fire
Lawrence J. Patterson 23 of Gilman dies hours after his clothing ignited from a grass fire along the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad right of way. His mother Angie Patterson suffers serious burns while trying to smother the flames.
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Associated Press
Marshalltown
Lawrence J. Patterson
Gilman
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Angie Patterson
Fifteen Injured In Storm On Leviathan
The steamship Leviathan arrived from Southampton twenty four hours overdue with fifteen injured passengers and crew after a fierce Atlantic storm buffeted the liner for most of the passage.
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Leviathan
New York
Atlantic
Southhampton
Rotary Leaders Promote City Y Program For Youth
Rotary President Keeley urged members to back a new Y Program benefiting boys and girls and adults. He stressed Rotary’s focus on youth, saying the city’s boys need the guidance of older men and that Rotary should act decisively. A delegation from the Washington club, including Fred Neiswanger and Col. P.D. Palmer, traveled to Muscatine.
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Ington
Rotary
Keeley
Rotarians
Washington
Rotary Club
Muscatine
Fred Neiswanger
Col
PD. J. Palmer
Alex Miller
Charles Davis
Joe McPlhinney
A. W. Clow
Stanley Miller
Win Smouse
J. R. Maxwell
Carl Keck
W. W. Bowers
Frank L. Wilson
Jesse Miller
Plymouth Plans to Greet Coolidge at Christmas
Plymouth Vermont prepares for a possible mid winter visit by President Calvin Coolidge to the Coolidge farmhouse. Officials work to keep roads open and improve telephone service for a winter White House while Col John C Coolidge gives only brief replies.
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Prema
Outh
Vermont
Uth
Calvin Coolidge
Altho
Green Mountain
Washington
John C. Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
State Highway Department
Plymouth
Ludlow
Col. Coolidge
Bandits Foiled in Plymouth Bank Robbery
Bandits failed to enter the Bank of Plymouth vault as three nitro glycerine charges were used. The vault held, and all town wires were cut during the attempt at Plymouth, Illinois.
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Plymouth
the Aesociated Presse
Ila
Bank of Plymouth
Bandits Rob Post Office In Moose Jaw Heist
Police and emergency services pursue three robbers who held up seven postal workers in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan last night. They escaped with registered mail containing between 80 000 and 90 000 dollars in cash. Local authorities coordinate with city provincial and federal mounted police in the search.
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Moosejaw
Provincial
Canadian Mounted Pace
Funeral services for Mrs George Griffith
The funeral for Mrs George Griffith will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the residence announced today.
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George Griffith
Miss Barnett Returns From Oskaloosa Visit
Miss Mary Barnett arrived yesterday after a visit in Oskaloosa that began last Wednesday.
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Mary Barnett
Oskaloosa
Refusal to Marry Chinese and American Sparks Mystery Romance
In Billings Montana Reverend Raymond Walker declined to perform a marriage ceremony for Henry E Hinckley of Miles City and Evelyn Kendall May amid a Montana law barring Chinese and American unions. Evelyn is described as adopted by Mrs Moy wife of a Chinese physician and the Moy family claims Evelyn has led a life with complex Chinese connections and a future $30 000 trust from Toronto relatives.
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The
Associated Press
Montana
Raymond Walker
Henry E. Hinckley
Miles City
Evelyn Kendall May
Billings
Moy Hing
Evelyn
Moy
China
Toronto
Canada
Fahy and Murray Appeal Denied in Mail Robbery Case
The federal circuit court of appeals denied Fahy and Murray's appeal in the Rondout mail robbery case. A writ of error will allow review by the court of appeals next spring, but bail was refused and they begin serving sentences at Atlanta federal prison.
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Assocratest Pressef
Chicago
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Wm. J. Fahy
James Murray
Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Fahy
Murrey
Newtons
Brent Glasscock
Bert Holliday
Milwaukee and St.aul
Sioux City Lawyer Appointed Assistant U.S. Attorney
Sioux City attorney Don Mullan was named Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Iowa. The appointment was announced today by federal authorities in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Associated Press
Siouxx City
Don ¢ Mullan
United States
Northern District of
Iowa
Koretz Plans Guilty Plea In Oil Swindle Case
Leo Koretz, famed promoter of fake oil schemes, says he will plead guilty and accept punishment. State's Attorney Crowe confirmed the plan as Koretz faces four indictments totaling millions, with penalties from one to 14 years. the case was resumed after Koretz returned from Halifax.
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Koretz
Associated Preas
Chicago
Leo Koretz
Robert EB. Crowe
Der
Halifax
N. S
Lone Bandit Holds Up Rapids Garage
A lone armed bandit accosted Floyd Briner the night man at a Rapids garage at 2 AM and escaped with £50 after forcing Briner to open the cash register. The intruder hid Briner behind tire piles and demanded help opening the register when Briner could not.
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Lone Bandit
Rapids Garage
Avene T’ress
Cedar, Rapids
Floyd Briner
Briner
William H Goble Pioneer Dies in Ainsworth
William Henry Goble aged eighty and Civil War veteran died at his Ainsworth home. Born November 15, 1844 in Oregon township, he served in the Fifth Kansas Cavalry after rejoining the Union Army. Survived by six children and two wives, funeral at his residence Thursday at ten o'clock conducted by Rev. W G Robertson.
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Ainsworth
William Henry Goble
Mr. Goble
Oregon Township
George W. Goble
Margaret D. Holland Goble
Kansas
Fifth Kansasavalry
Rosa A. Royce
Rebecca Harrison
Grace Williams
George Goble
Junior High Pupils Plan A Concert This Week
The Junior High School pupils directed by Miss Bertha Hay present an entertainment in the high School Auditorium Friday at 7 45 pm. Tickets are 25 cents and seats reserved at T R Phillips Drug Store from eight o'clock Thursday. A chorus of 130 pupils perform the cantata Three Springs by Paul Bliss with a Nativity Story in costume and action. The High School orchestra under Prof Milburn McKay plays at the start.
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Bertha Hay
T. R. Phillips
Paul Bliss
Milburn McKay
Cooking School Draws Big Crowd at Armory Start
Miss Edna Sullivan opened the Journal cooking school this afternoon at 2 o clock before about three hundred listeners. She demonstrated meat broiling and discussed food values and menu building. Demonstrations will continue all week with free admission and guaranteed improved visibility tomorrow.
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Edna Sullivan
Journal
Armory
Miss Sullivan
Car Collision Near Keokuk Injures Davis Couple
Last month near Keokuk Mr and Mrs Davis drove to pass an oncoming car when a third vehicle cut in. To avoid a crash Mr Davis swerved into a ditch and the third car followed. Mr Davis suffered a broken rib and bruises while Mrs Davis sustained leg injuries.
Church Man in Plea for Enforcement Reform
Clarence True Wilson urged transferring prohibition enforcement to the justice department or creating a new unit under the president. He criticized the term intoxicating liquor and called for civil service for agents, praising President Coolidge and Attorney General Stone for actions against lax enforcement.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Department of Justice
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Wilson
Treasury
Prohibition
Iis
Cooknge
Stone
United States
Democrats Indicate Wheeler Likely Remains in Party
Senator Robinson said there is no plan to force Wheeler of Montana out of the Democratic party. He noted no conference of all Senate Democrats, only a meeting of the steering committee to file vacancies on standing committees, while Republicans move to exclude La Follette.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Democrats
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Anglo German commercial treaty to be signed in London
London December 2 The Anglo German commercial treaty will be signed today. The 26 percent reparation tax stalemate in the talks was moved to another category after German delegates informed Berlin of the change.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Damages Awarded in Rock Island Railroad Crossing Case
A jury in Vinton Iowa awarded farmer Oscar Anderson damages totaling 1195 against the Rock Island railroad for an automobile crossing accident near Garrison five years ago. This is the third trial of the case.
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Associated Press
Vinton
Oscar Anderson
Garrison
Rock Island Railroad
Car Collision Damages At Milwaukee Depot Corner
A noon auto crash at the Milwaukee depot corner on North Iowa Avenue damaged a Ford touring and a Dodge touring. A farmer from Riverside and a traveling man passing through the city drove the cars, with names not available, and one car appeared to have been traveling too fast across the intersection.
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Milwaukee Depot
Iowa Avenue
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Addie Shearsley
Bexley
Columbus
Sheatsley
Rome
Christ
Saskatchewan
Fahy and Murray
William H. Goble
Department of Government
Rock Island
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