Premier Poincare vows France will force German debts
In Nevers France on November 1 Premier Poincare opened a soldiers memorial by accusing Germany of organized bankruptcy harming classes through industrial elites. He said France would hold Germany to its pledges until reparations are paid and limited experts' inquiry to Germany's capacity to pay. He warned against revoking treaties or restoring German arms.
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Associated Press
Nevers
France
Poincare
Germany
Ruhr
Reparations Commission
Premher
Reich
America
Impeachment Court Recesses as Walton Plea Delayed
Oklahoma City Gov Walton faces impeachment charges. defense seeks ten days to prepare. Senate court convened by Chief Justice Johnson with Walton and five lawyers seeking delay while house managers press for speedy trial. Also, Simmons grants life Klan membership to Walton in a letter but Walton denies applying or supporting the Klan.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Co. Walton
Oklahoma
House
General Court
Walton
House Board of Managers
Senate Court of Peachment
Johnson
State Supreme Court
Board of Managers
F. W. Riddle
W. F. Desney
Man of the House Board of
W. M. Gulager
Meee
Charles Pheerson
Durant
William Joseph Simmons
Peror
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
J. C. Walton
Imperial Wizards
Atlanta
Woman Confesses She Slew Children in Fresno Case
A Fresno woman confessed to poisoning her stepdaughter and harming other children to gain control of a fortune left to the children by their father. Miss Margaret, 18, died after a prolonged illness. the others recovered after antidote treatment. Police hold the wife on murder charges.
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Associated Press
Fresno
Cal
Louise Potiglan
Minnesota Hopes to Beat Northwestern and Iowa This Year
Minnesota anticipates a home Big Ten clash with Northwestern after tying Wisconsin and looks ahead to Iowa on November 17 and Michigan on November 24. Coach Bill Spaulding seeks a decisive win to mirror last year’s game ending in a 7 7 tie and restore momentum for the Gophers.
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Minnesota
Northwestern
Iowa
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Gopher
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Gophers
Minnesota Grid
Bill Spaulding
Spauld
Mrs Stokes Takes Stand in Divorce Trial
Mrs Helen Flood Stokes testified in her own defense in the re trial of W B D Stokes divorce suit. She denied visiting Edgar T Wallace at Bunceton Missouri and said she was always chaperoned in pre marriage travels. She traced schooling from Denver to Syracuse and recalled meeting Wallace at the Palace hotel in San Francisco in 1906 and returning a ring loaned by him.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Flood Stokes
W. BR. D. Stokes
Edgar T. Wallace
Wallace
Bunceton
Stokes
Syracuse
Illinois
Ford Mocked by Former Pal at Detroit Dinner
Senator Couzens responded to Henry Ford’s attack on his five per cent beer stance and Muscle Shoals policy. He mocked Ford as sixty and unfit for the presidency, noting Ford’s Nebras ka primary actions and peace ship failure while defending his own integrity and war department critiques.
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Asseerted Presse
Detroit
Henuie Ford
Muscle Shoals
United States
James Cougens
Ford
Republican Club
Couzeng
Nebraska
Henry Ford
Couzens
Henry
America
Pord
Gorgus
Weeks
Cougens
Three Men Killed as Train Plunges Through Open Switch
Three men died early today when a Philadelphia and Reading milk train hit an open switch and derailed over a trestle siding in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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The
Associated Press
Philadelphia, Pa
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Last Day to Pile Cases For November District Court
The last day to serve papers for cases to be filed for the November term of district court has sheriff and deputy busy. Indications show fewer new cases than usual. The docket is being prepared in the clerk of the district court office.
Gophers Aim to Rebuild Quarterback Role vs Northwestern
Minnesota gears up for a key game against Northwestern after a 28 to 0 win. Coach Spaulding focuses on the quarterback position with Grose possibly healthy to return. Attendance at Northrop Field is expected near capacity as sellouts loom for two home conference games against Northwestern and Iowa.
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Spaulding
Graham
Swanbeck
Grose
Northwestern
Northrop Field
Iowa
Gophers
Minnesota
Por sale ad hints at a quick local sale
A brief classified note suggests a small property is for sale locally. The wording implies a quick transaction with emphasis on affordability and immediate availability. No exact item, price, or contact details are provided in the fragments.
Adams Says Chicago Hotel Rates Too High
The Republican National Committee chairmen says Chicago will not host the 1924 convention unless hotel rates are reduced. The statement comes as Chicago faces high lodging costs that could deter the gathering.
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Adams
Chicago
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Russian Observers Primed With Many Divergent Opinions
Soviet Russia hosts a flood of American visitors this summer. Reporters note divergent views among business men and artists alike. Some visitors may portray Russia as a Bolshevik menace while others focus on artistic and cultural aspects.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Railways Refuse To Lower Freight Rates In Grain Trade
Washington Nov 1 railroad executives representing most U S trunk lines announced they could not grant a voluntary reduction in grain export rates. They argued the move would not help farmers since Canadian railroads would follow suit and western lines would bear shared reductions across ports.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Interstate Commerce Mission
Coolidge
Seaboard
Pacific
Gulf
Atlantic Seaboard
Counterfeit cash ring tied to Chicago four
Secret service reports say Edward C. Bronson and three others admitted distributing about fifty thousand dollars in counterfeit twenty dollar notes across Chicago St Louis New York Denver and other cities. The group allegedly carried a fifty thousand dollar stash in a suitcase and burned part of it after a Kansas City scare.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Edward C. Bronson
St. Louis
New York
Denver
Treasury Department
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Moline
Colorado
Bronson
Kansas City
Treasury
Eldorado
Kansas
Porter
Superintendent Leeper Addresses Iowa Teachers on Rural Tests
Supt W N Leeper of Johnson county schools spoke at the Iowa state teachers association convention about standard tests moving from town and state schools into rural schools He said the tests reveal pupil and teacher achievement and aid in teacher training and textbook selection in Johnson county rural schools.
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W. N. Leeper
Johnson County
Iowa State Teachers Association
Leeper
Eskimos and Indians Declared Identical Race by Explorer
Norwegian Arctic explorer Christian Leden returned from Grenland with ethnologic and zoological material for the Peabody Museum. He claims Eskimos and Indians are identical in race, arguing from similarities in music.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Mall
iChristian Leden
Grenland
Peabody Museum
Brooklyn
New York
Leden
Impressions of Moscow Arts Scene and Soviet Strength
Readers note Moscow arts outperform elsewhere and impressions color their reports. Some observers praise the Soviet government as firmly grounded with no overthrow in sight while others marvel at Russia's vast size and future prospects.
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Moscow
I Saw Your Ad in the Journal Merchants Say
A note to merchants reports a customer saying I saw your ad in the Journal. The line suggests recognition of local advertising and a direct shopper reaching out.
Sioux City Mayor Fights Ku Klux Klan Control
Sioux City mayor Wallace M. Short declares the Ku Klux Klan cannot run the city and vows to resist the invisible empire. The city council also demands M. D. Riggs, Civil Service chairman, appear and justify removal from office for alleged Empire ties.
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Sioux City
Ku Klux Klan
Wallace M. Short
M. D. Riggs
Civil Service Commission
Kellogg Named U S Ambassador to London
Washington November 1 formal announcement that President Coolidge has appointed Frank Kellogg former Minnesota senator to succeed George Harvey as ambassador to London. State department said Kellogg's selection is acceptable to the British government and ready for the post.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Frank B. Kellog
Minnesota
George Harvey
London
State Department
Kelloge
World Shipbuilding Slumps Below Prewar Peaks
Lloyds Register shows British and Irish shipbuilding fell in the quarter ended September 30 with 1,271,195 tons under construction, 67,000 tons less than prior quarter. Net under construction 1,029,000 tons, lowest in 14 years, plus 66,474 tons launched and 29 vessels started. World totals 2,062,000 tons under construction, oil carriers rise to 178,590 tons, and 24 percent to be fitted with internal combustion engines.
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London
Great Britain
Ireland
Lloyds Register of Shipbuilding
Nage
Germany
Quantic
United States
France
Holland
Italy
Elder farmer swindled by blue eyed woman in tri city plot
Ben Fareday a 62 year old farmer reported to Minneapolis police that he lost fifteen thousand dollars to a 27 year old woman in a scheme with two men posing as officials. He returned to Oelwein with his attorney B W Ingersoll to pursue recovery while Minneapolis attorneys travel to Davenport. Fareday, reputedly wealthy, had not spoken publicly about the loss.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Davenport
Iowa
Minneapolis
Fareday
Oelwein
Coolidge Declines Arbitration in O'Brien Dispute
President Coolidge refused to act as arbitrator in the quarrel between Matthew O'Brien of San Francisco and the veterans bureau over an extra thirty three thousand dollars for Livermore California hospital plans, as testified to the Senate veterans' committee.
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The
Associatedress
Washington
Coolidge
Matthew O'Brien
San Francisco
Veterans’ Bureau
O'Brien
Livermore
Cal
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Underground telephone lines laid in north town area
Washington Telephone Company has completed conduit and pulled cables for a new underground line in the north part of town. Work remains to connect underground cables to distributing poles and home telephones, a task lasting several weeks.
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Washington Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Iowa Teachers Open State Meeting In Des Moines
The six ninety ninth annual session of the Iowa state teachers association drew several thousand educators to Des Moines for the convention’s first session. Departmental sectional and auxiliary meetings were held this afternoon.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Standard Schools Receive State Funds For Eleven Districts
Ming Wallace, county superintendent of schools, reports $1,272 allocated from the state to eleven standard districts including Lexington, Flower, Red Brick, Aton, East Prairie, Prise, Highland Center, Uniondale, New Haven, Fairview, Westminster. Half funds go to teachers and half to equipment such as heating and ventilation improvements.
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Ming . Wallace
Ing
State Department
Lexington
Flower
Red Brick
Aton
East Prairie
Highland Center
Uniondale
New Haven
Fairview
Westminster
Frederickson Found Guilty in Clinton Manslaughter Trial
In Clinton County District Court a jury convicted Ray Frederickson of manslaughter for the July 3 1928 shooting of Harry Garrde during a struggle over a rifle and a pastry fight, with several youths involved.
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Associated
Clinton
Navy
Clinton County District Court
Ray Frederickson
Harry Garrde
Frederickson
Garrde
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