Turks Walk Out Of Lausanne Talks In Protest
Turkish delegates withdraw from the near east conference in Lausanne after allies push for an Armenian national home. Izta Nur Bey says allies incited revolt. officials claim humanitarian consent for limited Armenian autonomy within Turkey. Turkish side also rejects foreign judges in cases with foreigners. A W A Patterson of Wellman visited Lausanne.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Itiza Nur Bey
Turkey
Eilied
Trial Date Set For Shopmen Injunction Case In Chicago
The trial of federal injunction cases against the Federated Shop Craft Organizations for alleged conspiracy to wreck interstate commerce will open in Chicago on May 2. Judge James H. Wilkins set the date after denying a motion to dismiss the preliminary injunction order.
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Chicago
Federated Shop Craft Organizations
James H. Wilkins
United States District Court
Community Announcements From Local Clubs and Groups
Fleur de Lis club meets Mrs Wyatt Marbourg Thursday afternoon January 11. Girls Alumni basketball practice Monday evening at 7 o clock. Pleasant Plain Missionary Society holds all day meeting with Mrs Robert Reaney Wednesday. Section 8 Home Economics meets with Mrs Frank Wilson Tuesday 2 45 bring ten cents for demonstration and dues due. Evening Home Economics meets Tuesday evening with Miss Elizabeth Irwin at Mrs Bertha Godfrey’s home.
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Fleur de Lis Club
Wyatt Marbourg
The
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
Robert Reaney
Frank Wilson
Elizabeth Irwin
Bertha Godfrey
Bible Department Meeting Postponed After Mrs White’s Death
The Bible Department meeting is postponed to Wednesday afternoon due to the death of Mrs. White. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Wilson at 7812.
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Bible Department
White
Frank Wilson
Shipping Boom Crowds Boston Harbor as Coal Flows In
Boston reports a wartime shipping boom at peak with 2000 longshoremen needed at transatlantic terminals. Wages run 70 cents day and 1.05 dollars night as coal ships from England arrive after the miners' strike, aided by heavy pulp and grain freight across Commonwealth piers and army bases.
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Associated Press
Boston
England
Wales
Commonwealth
St. Lawrence
Commonwealth Pier
Danger of Coal Strike Diminished by Federal Findings
The federal coal commission reports that danger of a new strike in unionized bituminous coal fields by April first has largely passed. John Hayes Hammond and other members express optimism that a satisfactory wage agreement will be reached, despite operators and nine unions not concluding a method of negotiation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Coal Commission
John Hayes Hammond
Elk and Buffalo Will Not Hunger in Yellowstone Winter
Yellowstone Park superintendent Horace M. Albright declares elk and buffalo will not starve this winter. He notes over 1200 tons of hay on park ranches and good grazing above 5500 feet, though lower elevations are stunted but not as bad as 1919 20 when many elk were lost.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Horace M. Albright
Mr. Albright
Harding Governor Appointment at Boston Federal Reserve Bank
The Associated Press reports in Boston that William P. G. Harding, former governor of the Federal Reserve Board, was named governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston today. He succeeds the retired Charles A. Moore.
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Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Charles A. Moore
Groat Amends Suit On Bonus Bond Law
H W Groat of Waterloo files amendment to his district court petition arguing three additional points why the state bonus bonds law is unconstitutional.
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The
Associated Press
Des Moines
H. W. Groat
Waterloo
Bill would make liquor buyers guilty in bootlegging crackdown
Washington January 6 A bill by Representative Upshaw Democrat Georgia proposes making buyers of alcoholic liquors guilty with sellers to curb bootlegging. Upshaw also accused some public officials of not practicing what they preach on prohibition.
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Washington, D. C
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
Gas Plant Explosion Near Breckenridge Wounds Dozens
A gas explosion at the Central Gas Producing plant ten miles northeast of Breckenridge Texas injured three men fatally and eight others seriously with three more hurt during rescue efforts.
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Assnciated Press
Breckenridge
Texas
Breckinridge
Hoover Named Interior Secretary Hoovers Short-Term Hold
President Harding announced Herbert Hoover as interior secretary designate to replace Albert Fall who would vacate March four. After a conference Hoover decided to retain his current commerce post.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Kendrick Will Be New Commissioner of Iowa Insurance
Des Moines January 6 Governor Kendall named Assistant Attorney General W R C Kendrick of Keokuk Iowa as state insurance commissioner to succeed A C Savage of Adair The four year term begins immediately with the appointment announced this morning by the governor
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Kendrick
Iowa Insurance
Istoene Associates Tene
Des Moines
N. E. Kendall
W. R. C. Kendrick
Keokuk
Iowa
A. C. Savage
Adair
Pathologists Describe Brutal Treatment of Mob Victims in Lake LaFourche Case
In Bastrop Louisiana on January 6 pathologists Dr. Charles W. Duvall and Dr. John A. Langford testified at the Morehouse Parish masked band case hearing. They said Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards were mutilated before death with body parts removed and bones fractured. The autopsy suggested injuries occurred during life and indicated the victims were subjected to a specially designed instrument of punishment.
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Bastrop
Chas. W. Duvall
John A. Langford
Morehouse Parish
Watt Daniels
Thomas Richards
B. M. McKoin
Met Rouge
Lake Lafourche
Mer Rouge
Daniels
Richards
Life of Queen Ants
The article notes queen ants can live up to 15 years highlighting longevity among social insects and their roles in colonies.
Dismissal of Robb Case Ends Sheriff Controversy
In Des Moines Judge Mersham drops charges against former Polk County Sheriff W. E. Robb over jail jury exhibit disposal. Indictments loom for Everett and Clyde McMurray in a $30,000 liquor theft from the jail. National forests posted $5,063,527 revenue for 1922 with timber and forage leading receipts and public schools and roads benefiting from county share.
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Des Moines
William McMurray
Polk County
W. E. Robb
FE. W. Mersham
Roli
Robb
Everett
Clyde McMurray
McMurray
Washington
Treasury
National Forests
Forest Service
Price Nominated President Pro Tem in Iowa Senate
Iowa Senator J A Price was nominated for president pro tem of the state senate at today’s Republican caucus in Des Moines. The report notes the caucus proceedings and Price’s selection by party members.
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Price
PRO
Associated Prene
Des Moines
J. A. Price
Iowa State Senate
Weather outlook forecasts cold snap and snow across Mississippi Valley
The week starting Monday will bring considerable cloudiness and occasional snow over the upper Mississippi valley. Normal temperatures are expected in the first half, turning much colder in the latter half across the region including the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri river valleys.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri River
Mississippi Valley
Mary Fraze Sentenced at Rockwell City Reformatory
Mary Fraze, former city park department secretary, is sentenced by District Judge Thompson to one year to seven years at Rockwell City women's reformatory. The jury convicted her on charges of obtaining city money through fraud.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Mary Fraze
City Park Department
Woman’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Thompson
Miss Fraze
Iowa President to address Saskatchewan trustees by radio
President Walter A. Jessup of the University of Iowa will speak by radio to 2000 Saskatchewan School Trustees Association delegates in Moosejaw Canada. The 45 minute program also features Canada’s Prime Minister William L. M. King and university presidents Henry Suzalle, Louis Coffman and others.
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Iowa City
Walter A. Jessup
University of Iowa
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
St. Andrews Church
Moosejaw
Canada
William L. M. King
Henry Suzalle
University of Washington
Louus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Rockefeller Foundation official seeks nursing progress in Poland
Miss Crowell, representing the Rockefeller Foundation, arrived in Warsaw to study Poland's nursing situation. With aid from the American Red Cross, nursing has advanced in two years. A modern Warsaw nursing school led by Miss Helen Bridge trains Polish-American instructors and an American dietician runs nutrition classes.
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Warsaw
Rockefeller Foundation
Crowell
Poland
American Red Cross
Helen Bridge
Coupe Occupants in Narrow Escape
Muscatine Ia Jan 6 Fred Giesler and his daughter Winifred Giesler escaped injury when the coupe they rode in skidded on icy pavement and overturned into a ditch at about 10 PM. Neither was injured.
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Muscatine, Iia
Fred Giesler
Winnifred Giesler
Parkington Avenue
French Aviators Show Notable Activity
London dispatch reports great French aviator activity from Mannheim with crossing the neutral zone and planes seen over Paris for a considerable time last night.
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London
Mannheim
Paris
Anderson Named Iowa House Speaker on Second Ballot
Joseph H. Anderson of Thompson Winnebago county won the Republican caucus nomination for speaker of the Iowa House on the second ballot. He received 46 votes after 35 on the first, defeating CC Clark, W C Edson, E P Harrison, A O Hauge, and J M Rankin. O Amities was elected speaker pro tem by acclamation.
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Des Moines
Joseph H. Anderson
Thompson
Winnebago County
Iowa General Assembly
Anderson
CC. F. Clark
Linn County
W. C. Edson
Winneshiek
E. P. Harrison
Pottawattamie
A. O. Hauge
Polk County
J. M. Rankin
Mr. Anderson
Harrison
Republican House
W. S. Criswell
Boone County
O A. Omties
Grundy County
Woman killed in automobile train crash
Miss Bertha Kundert twenty six of Rockingham died instantly when the automobile she rode in was struck by a train in Davenport. Her sister Sarah and the car driver were slightly injured.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Bertha Kundert
Rockingham
Sarah
Afternoon Art Department Meeting Moves to Shields Home
The Art Department afternoon group will gather Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Milan Shields 205 South Marion Avenue notice of new meeting site Please bring dues to close treasury books Shalam Group class meets January 9 at 730 PM with sewing and quilt work Ladies Aid social set for January 10 at West Chestnut Methodist church members and friends invited
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Milan Shields
Marion Avenue
Mary McCreedy
Treasury
Shalam
Methodist
S. S
W. I. Jill
S. Marion Ave
Ethel Atkinson
Ladies Aid
West Chest- 1 Methodist Church
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