What Future Holds Under Dawes Plan
Washington dispatch notes Berlin Tageblatt publishing a symposium of views from American officials bankers and others on Germany under the Dawes plan for reparations. Contributors include Secretary Mellon Sen Borah and Bernard Baruch with cautious optimism and calls to fix final amounts within reason.
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Washington
Berliner Tageblatt
Germany
Berlin
Mellon
Barach
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
Dawes
Europe
Borah
Baruch
Prussia
Women workers fill vast British industries in 1921 census
The 1921 census shows 17,177,050 British workers with 5,066,332 women. Women head factories and hold roles from plumbers to aviators while only two of 156,283 dynamo motor attendants are women. Personal service employs 1,676,426, with 339,944 women, and farming outsizes mining in total employment.
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Associated
Prem
London
England
Winners of Beauty Contest Seek Prize Payout
Nine young women who won honors in a beauty contest at a movie jungle ball in Oakland's Municipal auditorium filed suit to recover 2700 dollars in prize money they say they were promised. A writ of attachment was issued on King Wrangel the polar bear at the Onaki Municipal zoo to enforce the claims.
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Associated Pree
Oakland
Calif
Municipal Auditorium
King Wrangel
Onaki and
Hogs Reach New High Price For Winter Season
The Associated Press reports Chicago hog prices rose to 11.10 per hundredweight on New Year’s Day, the season’s peak so far, with 19 advances. Heavyweight hogs led gains amid corn price strength and a tightening supply versus a year ago.
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Chicago
Supreme Court Justice Marries Supreme Court Justice
P F Faville justice of the state supreme court and Miss Josephine R Creelman of Iowa City wed at the bride’s sister home in Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was by Rev Dr Weatherly with only the Fisher family present. Mrs Faville is a nurse leader and social figure in Iowa City.
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Cedar Rapids
P. F. Faville
State Supreme Court
Josephine R. Creelman
Iowa City
F. C. Fisher
Dr. Weatherly
Fisher
Faville
University Hospital
State Nurses Association
Justice Faville
Supreme Bench
Mitchell County
Iowa
University of Iowa
United States
Northern District of
Taft
Reobert Healy
Fort Dodge
Bandit Kills Man and Makes Escape in Baltimore Grocery
Baltimore police report an unidentified bandit shot and killed Samuel Gresser, 30, in his grocery last night. The assailant fled the scene, leaving no immediate arrest.
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Bandit
Man
Associated Preas
Baltimore
Samuel Gresser
Notre Dame Meets Stanford In Rose Bowl Clash
Pasadena hosts a high stakes East West football clash as Notre Dame faces Stanford with 66,000 expected in attendance. Rockne’s Four Horsemen pace the Irish while Stanford relies on weight and backfield star power.
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Pasadena
Cal
Notre Dame University
Stanford University
Tieheta
Knute Titockne
Notre Dame
Glenn Warner
Cardinal
Ohio
Washington
Masoari
Oregon
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Nevada
Arizona
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Rockne
Stuhlsdreher
Don Miller
Crowley
Layden
Cuddc Ack
Cardinals
California
Nevers
Victims of Bandit Turn on Criminal Beat Him Take Gun
Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell owners of a pool hall and lunch counter at Honey Creek near Council Bluffs attacked a masked bandit who entered during a New Year party. They restrained him and took his gun before firing at the fleeing suspect as he fled through the door. The bandit escaped, identity unknown.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Clarence Russell
Honey Creek
Russels
Russell
Indiana bans sale of diseased poultry nationwide
Indianapolis January 1 The state live stock sanitary board issued an order prohibiting the sale of diseased poultry in Indiana after the discovery of a malady dangerous to fowls across the United States.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
United States
State Livestock Sanctory Board
Charf Bodies Taken From Mine Vesper
Three charred bodies were recovered from the Vesper coal mine by a rescue party after an explosion the previous day. Authorities believe the blast was sparked by an electrical battery.
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CHARF
Associated Press
Vesper
New Jersey U.S. Attorney Defies Stone Over Refusal
In Jersey City Walter D. Van Riper refuses Attorney General Stone's demand to resign over the W ee hawken liquor scandal. He cites newspaper praise of his office and states removal by Stone is the only option left to the attorney general.
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U.S
New Jersey
Stone
Attorney General's Office
Mr. Stone
Jersey City
N. J
United States
Walter D. van Riper
van Riper
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Charg
Y Prohibition Enforcement
Scott's Crash Mirrors Maj. Martin in World Flight Saga
Omaha dispatch reports air mail pilot Paul P. Scott crashed in heavy fog near Elko Nevada at 7 400 feet while en route Salt Lake City to Bend. He walked 12 miles in 40 below zero to reach railroad tracks to flag a train, similar to Major Frederick Martin boat first leg of the army world flight last spring.
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Paul P. Scott
Air Mail
Elke
Nevada
Ar Mail
Carl F. Edge
Alaska
Elko
Salt Lake City
Bend
Scott
Southern Pacific Railroad
Henry Boerstra
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pederal
Claims newspaper men aren't so bad after all
Dr. Rollo Reynolds of Columbia University praised newspapermen at the Nebraska Teachers Association convention in Omaha January 1. He urged school officials to provide the press with all news and warned not to censor reporting, saying editors hold high ideals and should not be blamed for disagreements with individual papers.
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Omaha
Neb
Rollo
Reynolds
Columbia University
New York
Nebraska Teachers’ Association
Hammitt and Krendall Prepare Speeches for Assembly
Drs Moines, Jan. 1 The last message of Governor Kendall to the state legislature on Jan. 12 has been placed with the printer. The inaugural address of Governor-elect John Hammill has also been turned over to the state printer for distribution.
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Drs Moines
Kendall
Smith Inaugurates Third-Term Governor of New York
Alfred E. Smith was inaugurated as governor of New York for a third term. Florence Knapp became secretary of state, the first woman to hold the post. An inaugural parade featured 3600 national guardsmen and naval militia with the band playing The Sidewalks of New York.
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Associated Presse
Albany
N. Y
Alfref. Smith
New York State
New York
Florence B. 8. Knapp
Syracuse
National Guardsmen
New York State Naval Militia
Adaman Club Climbers Welcome New Year On Pike's Peak
Five climbers braved a blizzard to reach Pike's Peak as the Adaman Club marks the new year with fireworks from the summit. Flares lit the mountain sky at nine and midnight as the party arrived and inducted the yearly new member.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike’s Peak
Adaman Club
Arctic Peak
Des Moines Fireman Injured in Downtown Blaze
Assistant Fire Chief Warren Taylor was hurt in a $206,000 blaze at the Astoria buffet downtown. The hose nozzle struck his head as water was turned on, and doctors say he may have a fractured skull.
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Des Moines
Warren Taylor
Astoria
Taylor
New Year Celebrations Across U S Cities
Across the nation celebrations for 1925 brought mixed scenes of joy and law enforcement. In New York thousands filled Broadway as police reported limited liquor raids amid festive crowds. Chicago saw four fatal shootings tied to New Year revelry and widespread partying in hotels and cabarets. Berlin reported abundant hot drinks and a surge in dumplings and jelly filled doughnuts as the year began. San Francisco’s Market Street bustled with confetti while Denver kept orderly New Year activities with few arrests. Los Angeles noted 116 weddings on New Year Eve and morning as prohibition nets seized liquor near Newport Beach.
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Loop
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Frisco San Franciso
Calif
Market Street
Golden Gate
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Colo
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