Germany signs Young plan ending reparations dispute
Berlin reports President Hindenburg has signed the Young plan, ending a decade of reparations controversy. Germany will pay into the bank for international settlements until 1988 with penalties including potential reoccupation of territory. widespread opposition and pressure from wartime colleagues marked the decision. Paris notes broad Allied support and an anticipated Rhineland evacuation as part of the plan.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Europe
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Belgium
Italy
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Canada
New Zealand
Germany
Bank For International Settlement
von Hindenburg
Geremany
France
Paris
Reichstags
International Bank of Settlements
United State
Reichstag
Rhineland
Allio Commiscon
Renara
Parker Gilbert
Aleoe
Bank For International Settlements
Gates W. McGarrah
Ite
Thie
MacDonald Drives Effort to Save Naval Parley Today
London reports Premier Ramsay MacDonald uses personal influence to avert a crisis at the five power naval conference. British spokesman says he is stepping in to resolve delegate differences as Paris and Tokyo frictions threaten progress. Washington notes pessimism and fear of failure amid French, Japanese and cabinet tensions.
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London
Mar
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Washington
Tardieu
Sunday School Boys Basket Ball Opens County Tournament
May starts at four o'clock today as nine teams enter the county Sunday school basketball tourney for boys 12 to 14. First game Ainsworth Methodist versus West Chester at four. Schedule follows with Ainsworth United Presbyterian, Presby Juniors, Baptist Mighty Midgets, Brighton, Methodist Panthers, Methodist Wildcats, and winners advancing. Semi finals and finals set for Saturday. Admission ten cents per session or 25 cents for all games.
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West Chester
Ainsworth United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Baptist Mighty Midgets
Brighton
Methodist Panthers
Methodist Wildcats
Ainsworth Methodists
Guy Carlson
Dale Kiesey
Marlon McAvoy
Igh School
Ottumwa
McGregor High School Burned In Sudden Fire
A McGregor high school building 60 years old was destroyed by a basement fire today causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. The brick structure insured for 45000 dollars held records of sixty years and was to be vacated this fall upon completion of a new 75000 dollar building under construction.
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McGregor. Ja
McGregor’s
Washington High Band and Orchestra Play Tonight
District music contest at S kourney features Washington high school band and orchestra tonight with other schools competing in sections tomorrow. The article notes plans tied to the Young Plan and German reparations, including a proposed international bank and a 200 million dollar loan to Germany with 190 million for railway and portal services, while French army guarantees remain in the pact amid Berlin opposition.
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Washington High School
S'kourney
International Bank
Interational Bank
Germany
New International Bank
Teich
Joan
Inerlin
Business leaders show support for prohibition in hearings
Telegraphic endorsements from industrialists across the nation backed prohibition at the house judiciary committee hearings. Notable signatures included Carlton M Sherwood and barons like Robert Dollar and J C Penney, each asserting observance of the eighteenth amendment and praising prohibition’s impact on morality and order.
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Washington
Mar
House Judiciary —Committee
Carlton M Sherwood
Citizens’ Committee
New York City
Grayson M. P. Murphy
New York
T. J. Gillespie
Lockhart Iron & Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Robert Garrett
Baltimore
J. ¢. Penney Company
Stotes
E. L. Smith
Chicago
National Association of Clothiers and Furnishers
Wired
F. Harvey
National Pipe and Supplies Association of Detroit
Mahory
Boy Struck by Car While Riding Bicycle
Clifford Laws a 43 year old journal carrier was struck by a car on his bicycle along his route yesterday evening. He sustained considerable bruising but not serious injuries and was unable to be at school or work today. The incident occurred on North Street.
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Clifford Laws
North
Complete Jury in Huckins Trial at Rapids
Cedar Rapids March 13 Jurors selected to try George E Huckins on three charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. The panel consists of ten men and two women. first state's witness was not yet identified at noon. County Attorney Carl Hendrickson named Emil Levasen of Springville Ia as possible first witness. Levasen reportedly invested hundreds in an investment scheme claiming 26 to 52 percent returns.
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Cedar Rapids
George E. Huckins
Mooney
Carl Hendrickson
Emil Levasen
Springville
Levensen
Huckins
Logan's volleyball champions honored at YMCA dinner
Logan's team led by Lee Holland Carlton Haven Joe Scallan Gail Talbot Ernest Timpson John Winja and Roy Jossett won the tourney and were feted at a YMCA dinner served by Davis and Dickerson teams who tied for cellar position. Warren's Lew team finished second with Elder and Gibson fourth. A three round boxing match Knight versus Gibson livened the program.
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Auike
Logan
Lee Holland
Carlton Haven
Joe Scallan
Gail Talbot
Ernestimpson
John Winja
Roy Jossett
Davis
Dickerson
Lew
Warren
Dave Elder
Ralph Gibson
Miles Knight
Jack Gibson
Charley Davis
Dick McCleery
Mrs McGugin Attends Trial In New Castle
Mrs Maria McGugin travels to New Castle to witness the trial of Irene Schroeder for the murder of Corporal Brady Paul of the Pennsylvania state police. The older mother kept calm in court, saying she sought only justice and her son’s memory.
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HL. McGugin
New Castle
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
Pennsylvaa State Police
Paul
McGugin
Lawrence County Court House
Vinta Panl McGugin
Gugin
Masons Meet Again Friday Plan Arrives for Temple
An upcoming Washington Masons general meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 pm in City Hall. Wilder C Bell of the Temple Building company leads the effort to review financial and building plans for a new two story Masonic temple, aiming to start construction within six weeks if approvals and funding are secured.
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Wilder C. Bell
Temple Building Company
City Hall
Masonic Temple
O Pivious
Masons
Washington Masons
Fineance Committee
Bell
William C. Jones
Chicago
Conservation Meeting Invites Unpaid Supper Guests Tonight
Washington readers are invited to a 7 30 program at the Y tonight for conservation matters. The notice mentions people linked to the event and references a family relation to a state highway corporal, including Willam Vincent Ruth Paul and Mrs McGugin as siblings amid sparse details.
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Washington
Opening Statements in Doheny Bribery Trial Heard Today
In Washington on March 13 prosecutors contended that Ed ward L Doheny paid 100000 dollars to Albert B Fall as a bribe connected to oil lease negotiations. Defense argued the transaction was a loan to help Fall buy land near his New Mexico ranch.
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Doheny
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Owen J. Roberts
Roberts
Fall
Interior
Frank J. Hogan
New Mexico
Crawfordsville Declamatory Contest Draws Big Crowd
A large Crawfordsville crowd filled the school auditorium for the sub district declamatory contest. Glen Smith of Keota won pictorial division first. Trevor Davis of Crawfordsville won second with Creative Citizenship. Arden Isler of South English led dramatic division. Raymond Wilting of Washington second with The Valiant. Blaine Gorham of Olds won humorous with Brotherly Love. Lewis Towell of South English also claimed second. Kenneth Lennon played two solos. girl’s sextette sang three numbers. Harold Bremer of North English presented The Unknown Speaker.
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Olds
Lewis Towell
Kenneth Lennon
Harold Bremer
Trevor Davies
Crawfordsville
Glen Smith
Keota
Charles Stuart Dies in California
An obit reports the death of Charles Stuart a former Washington and Wayland resident. He had been ill and died in California while visiting with family. He leaves a wife and one son Ralph Stuart of Wayland and a brother Todd Stuart. Martha Conner of Columbus Junction visited yesterday.
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California
Gharien Stuart
Washington
Wayland
Chala Vista
Californa
Stuart Everai
Stuart
Robert Stuart
Mt Matt
Martha Conner
Columbus Junction
Major tariff bill issue settled with sugar rates cut and split votes
The Senate approved 2.00 cents a pound on Cuban sugar and 2.6 cents on rest of world sugar, rejecting Nye's move to reconsider. Debate noted house rates of 2.4 cents and 2 cents, with conference to resolve differences. Reconsideration failed 38 to 47, signaling a carryover of party coalition tensions and potential impacts on related commodities.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Nye
Ihe I
Democratic Western Tariff Coalition
House
Finance Committees
Rep ND
Exch Cate
Nya
Card of Thanks for Edna Bell Dies
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the death of our daughter and sister Miss Edna Bell. The tributes of flowers were greatly appreciated. Mrs. A W Bell and Family.
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Edna Bell
A.W. Bell
Car and Wagon Collision Injures Two Men
Loyd Maxwell and Glenn Hayes were injured in a collision yesterday evening when a car driven by Willis Todd struck a wagon loaded with farm articles on Route No 2 beyond Crooked Creek west of town. Hayes was unconscious for several hours, Maxwell sustained a broken rib and cuts. The wagon toppled and the team ran away. one horse was badly hurt.
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Glenn Hayes
Willis ‘Todd
Crooked Creek
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Maxwell
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