Coolidge Opposes Restrictions at Conference
Paris reports Premier Poincare seeks to limit the reparations inquiry to Germany’s capacity to pay. In Washington President Coolidge’s stance on restricting the inquiry fuels doubts about American participation, while Berlin bodies push for rapid actions amid monetary instability and political upheaval.
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Paris
France
Poincare
Lord Crewe
United
Preas
Myron T. Herrick
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Germany
Premier Poincare
Conrad Lins, 90, Washington Resident, Dies
Conrad Lins, aged 90, longtime Washington resident, died early this afternoon after years of frailty. Funeral plans not yet set. further announcement to be made Monday.
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Conrad Lins
Conrad Lina
Washington
Corfu’s Lost Riches Echo Through Ancient Forts
The article recalls Corfu as a palimpsest of powers from ancient Greeks to British rulers. It highlights the Venetian fort perched above the harbor as the standout relic, massive in sight though now obsolete without arms.
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Associated Press
Corfu, Og
Mall
Corfu
Mellon Quits Controversy Over Prohibition Enforcement
Secretary Mellon announced he will not pursue further controversy with Governor Pinchot over prohibition enforcement. He released a report outlining treasury efforts and urged national enforcement with bigger appropriations and stronger local cooperation to overcome the difficulty.
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Pinchot
Secretary of Treasury
Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Michigan Leads Iowa 9 3 at Half in Big Ten Tilt
Iowa City reports Michigan holds a nine to three edge at halftime after a first half dominated by Michigan pressure. Blott recovered a ball on Iowa’s goal line following a Kipke miss and a later drop kick by Kippe added three points for Iowa while Fisher connected on a drop-kick from the seventeen yard line.
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Iowa City
Michigan
Iowa
Blott
Kipke
Kippe
Fisher
Lynching of Dallas Lowell Near Eufaula Ends Disputed Case
Dallas Lowell, accused of assaulting a white woman and recently back at McIntosh county jail after a break for liberty into Texas, was lynched by eleven masked men at Eufaula. Word of the vigilante killing was received today.
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Associated Press
Muskoger
Okla
Dallas
Lowell
McIntosh County
Oklahoma
Texas
Eufaula
W C T U Iowa Foresees Vigorous Prohibition Fight
Des Moines reports the W C T U of Iowa under law enforcement outlines a yearlong program with half the objectives tied to prohibition. The group vows allegiance to the Constitution, aims to enforce the eighteenth amendment, promote temperance education, drug habit awareness, and social morality reforms.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Department of Law Enforcement
W. C. T. U. of Iowa
Corfu Fort Town Shelters 6000 Refugees and Bombardment
The Corfu fort area functions as a self-contained town housing 6000 Anatolian refugees, fourteen killed in a recent Italian bombardment. Remnants like shell holes dot the area while the colonnaded row facing the fort recalls Napoleon era influence.
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St. Mark
France
Corfu
Palais Royal
Paris
Napoleon
Parliament House
Ionian Island
Kingdom of Greece
Great Britain
Cockburn Returned to Iowa on Fraud Charge
Governor Hyde approved Iowa’s request to extradite Russell J. Cosern from the Jefferson Barracks veterans hospital near St. Louis back to Des Moines. Cosern is sought on a charge tied to a scheme that defrauded Des Moines of $86,000 while employed by the city.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Hyde
Iowa
Des Moines
Russell J. Co*sern
Veterans’ Hospital
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Peace at Home Declared by Steiner at Iowa Teachers Meet
Dr A B Steiner of Grinnell College urged peace at home before World peace. He said nations cannot be helped while communities lack harmony and the Golden Rule locally. Miss May E Francis noted rural Iowa schools now have more trained teachers than ever before.
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Des Moines
A. BE. Steiner
Grinnell College
Iowa State Teachers Association
Dr. Steiner
May E. Francis
Iowa
Iowa and Michigan Meet After Twenty One Years Clash
Iowa and Michigan renew a long dormant rivalry in a 2 PM game at Iowa Field. Michigan relies on backs Kipke Steger and Uterwitz, while Iowa contends with injuries as Leland Parkin and Paul Krusznski are out. Captain Glenn Miller is expected to start at fullback for the Hawkeyes.
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Associated Preas
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Michigan
Wolverines
Kipke
Steger
Uterwitz
Leland Parkin
Paul Krasnski
Glenn Miller
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Fort Dodge Woman Dies in Auto Wreck
Fort Dodge reports Miss Ida Blue aged 21 died yesterday after a car collision at a street intersection. A fragment of windshield glass severed her jugular vein and she bled to death in a physician's office about thirty minutes after the crash.
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Fort Dodge
Ida Blue
Miss Blue
Rain Delays Latonia Championship Stakes Race
A drizzle began as Zey and My Own prepared for the $50,000 Latonia championship stakes at Latonia race track. Weather indicated continued rain through the afternoon, delaying the contest.
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Latonia
Latonia Race Track
Zey and
My Own
Rural Delivery Upgraded Near Post Offices
Patrons living within one mile of rural post offices or rural stations will receive special delivery mail immediately by a carrier other than the rural carrier under recent orders issued by Postmaster General New.
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Associated Press
Washington
New
Walton Loses First Round in Oklahoma Impeachment Trial
Oklahoma City November 3 The senate court of impeachment overruled Governor J C Walton's demurrer to twelve articles of the impeachment bill and ordered him to stand trial November 8 on twenty two charges of official misconduct. Walton must enter a formal plea on November 7 before the trial begins with testimony. The defense had argued the charges were based on insufficient evidence.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Senate
Widow of Enrico Caruso to marry again
Paris newspapers report Mrs Dorothy Park Benjamin of New York engaged to Captain E A Ingram a Scotsman. Confirmation came from members of the Benjamin family in New York according to the New York Times.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris
Enrico Caruso
Dorothy Park Benjamin
E. A. Ingram
Seotchman
Benjamin
New York Times
Norris protests Kellogg ambassador appointment
Senator Norris of Nebraska objects to naming former Senator Kellogg of Minnesota as ambassador to London. He argues the president has too much authority over legislation, noting lawmakers trade support for better post elections prospects under the current system. The Associated Press file from Washington, D. C. dated Nov 3.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Kellogg
Minnesota
London
Norris
Nebraska
White House
Texas Man Chases Swindlers Across Nations Four Years
Texas rancher J Frank Norfleet hunted four stock swindlers who swindled him of forty five thousand dollars. The pursuit spanned the United States Canada Mexico and Europe ending with arrests or deaths of the suspects. Norfleet retired to his Hale county ranch content with the years of criminal training and the capture of his foes.
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Texas
Associated Press
Fort. Worth
Tex
Hunter
J. Frank Norfleet
Hale County
Salt Lake City
Norfleet
Fort Worth
Dallas
West Texas
Frank Norfleet
Daz
Joe Furey
Huntsville
Tarrant
Furey
FE. J. Ward
Washington, RD. C
Washington
Charlie Gerber
W. B. Spencer
United States
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Jacksonville
Florida
Spencer
Denver
Branch
Lloyd George Urges U S to Lead Peace Not Force
David Lloyd George spoke at the Metropolitan Opera House after his North American tour urging the United States and Britain to stand together for postwar justice. He warned Europe faces catastrophe unless force is countered with right and international guarantees, urging support for Secretary Hughes' reparations plan.
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Associated Press
New York
David Lloyd George
United States
Europe
Metropolitan Opera House
Canada
Great Britain
Georges Clemeanceau
France
Lloyd George
Hughes
Webster City Man Hangs Self in Barn
E M Dingman aged 50 of Webster City Iowa hanged himself in his barn this morning. Reports of a grand jury investigation into his domestic affairs and sensational testimony prompted the tragedy. Dingman and his wife are both described as his niece and they have six children.
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Associated Press
Webster City
E. M. Dingman
Kamvar
Iowa
Dingman
Dingmans
Zev and My Own to Meet This Afternoon on Track at Latonia
Zev the Kentucky Derby winner returns to Kentucky to face My Own in a Latonia race for fifty thousand dollars. Rialto In Memoriam and Taylor Hay are listed as the other entries. Earl Sande will ride Zev with Grayson yet to name his jockey.
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Zev
Latonia
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Papyrus
Kentucky
Harry F. Sinclair
New York
Rear Admiral
Grayson
Rialto
Taylor Hay
Earl Sande
Admiral Grayson
Showers Likely Middle of Week Forecast
Weather outlook for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri river valleys calls for generally fair conditions at week start with temperatures near or below normal. Showers are forecast for the middle days of the week as a low pressure system moves through.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
Missouri River
I saw your ad in the Journal merchants message
A brief note states an observer saw a merchant advertisement printed in the Journal. The message implies a reader contact or acknowledgment regarding the ad placement. No further details of the ad content or merchant identity are provided.
President Coolidge Probes Co op Marketing Plan
President Coolidge in Washington conducts a further inquiry into cooperative marketing for farm relief. He meets C. S. Barrett of the Farmers Union and consults with Warren Meyer, managing director of the War Finance Corporation, as Barrett outlines progress in cooperative selling and cooperative buying of farm machines and fertilizers to improve farmers' coping with current prices.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
C. S. Barrett
Farmers Union
Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Northwear
Barrett
Filipino Guilty of Murdering a Nurse
Lozado found guilty of murder in general session court for the June 8 slaying of nurse Blossom Martin. The ten day trial concluded with a verdict of murder.
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Associated Press
New York
Lozado
Blossom Martin
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