France and Hughes clash over restricted reparation inquiry
French foreign office reiterates limits on the expert reparation inquiry while Secretary Hughes signals ambiguity on American participation. Jusserand seeks delay in publishing Hughes declaration, fueling doubt on a U S role. Belgrade reports a Jugo Slavia debt commission and a Washington Jusserand-Hughes conference set for 4 PM with a five o'clock press briefing.
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iTty
Associated Press
Paris
France
Foreign Office
Hughes
United States
M. Jusserand
U.S
Washington, D. C
Jusserand
Muscatine Men Die in Arizona Train Collision
Murray Billings and Russel Lindsey of Muscatine Iowa were killed when their car stalled on railroad tracks and was struck by a Santa Fe train near Chella Arizona. James Alderman and Mrs Billings were injured in the crash reported by the Associated Press from Winslow Arizona.
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Associated Press
Winslow
Arizona
Murray Billings
Russel Lindsey
Muscatine
Iowa
James Alderman
Ezra Gardner Loses Finger in Farm Accident
Ezra Gardner sustained a severe injury at his son Wade Gardner's home when climbing a corn crib. His ring caught on a nail causing the ring finger to be amputated down to a stump.
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Ezra Gardner
Wade Gardner
Gardner
Weaver Funeral Services Simple in Judge's Honor
Silas M. Weaver veteran supreme court justice editor and legislator was buried in a simple ceremony in Iowa Falls with many officials including Attorney General Ben Gibson and seven Supreme Court Justices in attendance. Interment followed at Union Cemetery.
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Associated Press
Iowa Falls
Silas M. Weaver
Supreme Court
Iowa
Bar
Judiciary
Ben J. Gibson
Preston, Evans
Arthur
Stevens
Saville
de Graff
Weaver
Supreme Bench
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Young
Methodist Church
Justice Evans
Blue Lodge
J. H. Stooksberry
Union Cemetery
Blake Testifies in Walton Impeachment Trial
Aldrich Blake former counsel to Governor Walton testified in the Oklahoma City impeachment trial. He described payroll practices and a $5,000 fund used to locate Fred Dennis, noting Walton had no knowledge of Dennis' whereabouts. The defense challenged parts of his testimony and the court sustained the objections.
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Associated Preas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Aldrich Blake
J. C. Walton
Walton
State Senate
Blake
J. W . Harper
Harper
Pestseyosip Pry OY Uolsrodo Eno UO
State Highway Department
Fred Dennis
State Bank
Dennis
Iowa urged to pave three thousand miles of roads
F R White chief engineer of the state highway commission told the Iowa Automotive engineers convention that paving 3000 miles and graveling 3600 more would cut hauling costs by 32000 dollars annually. He projected a six year program to complete the improvements.
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Associated Press Destines
Iowa
F. R. White
State Highway Commission
The
Iowa Automotive Engineers
May Investigate Building of Dam on Mississippi River
Gov Kendall orders state probe into damming the Mississippi to boost water power for Illinois. Attorney General Ben Gibson to attend a U S engineers hearing in Rock Island on November 15 with Mayor Alfred Mueller of Davenport.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Illinois
N. KE. Kendall
Alfred Mueller
Ben Gibson
United States Engineers
Rock Island
Child Buried Here In Elm Grove Cemetery
The six months old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hale of Columbus Junction was buried in Elm Grove cemetery yesterday afternoon. The mother was formerly Miss Blanche Miller of north of Washington.
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Henry Hale
Columbus Junction
Elm Grove Cemetery
Blanche Miller
North of
Washington
Dutch Market Draws Crowds at Baptist Church Event
Three hundred fifty people were served at the annual Dutch Market held by the Baptist church women last evening. Receipts totaled about $150 and organizers praised the event’s success.
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The
Baptist Church
Canton Under Military Rule in Southern China Crisis
Canton rests under martial law as Sin Yat Sen forces are surrounded by General Chen Chiung Ming in Sheklung. All traffic halted after seven at night. piracy and looting rampant. hotels and homes searched for Chen supporters and shot. Many officials flee the city.
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Associated Press
Canton
China
Kwang Ting Province
Sin Yat Sen
Chen Chiung Ming
Sheklung
Yeoman Group to Pick Home Site for Orphans’ Home
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen plans a $36,000,000 orphans’ home and will decide on a location at a November 13 executive board meeting, reviewing six sites across Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin including near St. Louis Eu Claire Des Moines Fort Dodge Iowa City Cedar Rapids Peoria Dixon and Chippewa Falls.
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Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Middle West
St. Louis
Euclaire
Wisconsin
Des Moinés
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Dixon
Illinois
Chippewa Falls
Kendall to Name Judge Next Week in Iowa
Des Moines Nov 9 Governor Kendall announced he will appoint a successor to the late Justice Silas Weaver of the Iowa supreme court early next week. The appointee will serve only until the 1924 state election and not beyond December 31, 1926. Suggested candidates include Judge Douglas V. Jackson Muscatine Judge F L Anderson Marion and Judge Clarence Nichols Vinton.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Silas M. Weaver
Iowa Supreme Court
N. E. Kendall
Weaver
Douglas V. Jackson
Muscatine
F .L. Anderson
Marion
Kendall
Clarence Nichols
Vinton
Tried to Smuggle Arms to Convicts Five Years
Fort Madison Nov. 9 Ed Foley convicted of complicity in a plot to smuggle arms into the state penitentiary was sentenced to five years in the Anamosa reformatory. Foley posted a five thousand dollar appeal bond and indicated an appeal. Mrs. Bernice Pepperling, similarly convicted, is serving a term at Rockwell City reformatory.
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Associated Press
Fort Madison
Ed Foley
Reformatory
Anamosa
Foley
Bernice Pepperling
Rockwell City Reformatory
Walter Brown Buys Bert Booth Farm Near Washington
Walter Brown of south of the city today purchased the Bert Booth farm two miles east of Washington for 233.33 dollars per acre. He will take possession March 1 and move to the 120 acre well improved property once owned by Al Cocklin.
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Walker Brown
Bert Booth
Washington
Mr. Brown
Thank You For Fruit and Jelly Gift to Soldiers Home
Readers respond generously to the Journal’s appeal in the Woman's Relief Corps supporting the Soldi ers Home at Marshalltown. The group reports packing 72 quarts of fruit and two glasses of jelly, praising the response as unprecedented.
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Marshalltown
Woman's Relief Corps
Dispute Over Lake Drainage Between Iowa and Minnesota
A hoot shaped lake straddling the Iowa Minnesota border near Emmet and Martin counties faces a potential dispute over a concrete dam to aid Iowa conservation. Minnesota contends the dam will back up waters and affect drainage on about 200 square miles, while Iowa argues Minnesota planned to drain the lake for land reclamation. The issue follows past tension over the Turtle Lake project and a prior temporary boulder dam dynamited amid boyer county cross border friction.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Martin County
Minnesota
Iowa-Minnesota Line
Emmet County
Iowa
Minesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Tuttle Lake
Board of Conservation of the
State of
Iowa Lakes
Jtate
Turtle Lake
W. C. Merckens
Executive Council
Retate
KK. W. Willard
State Board of Conservation
Forester
Game Commissioner
Bandits Blow Safe in Forest City Bank Robbery
Five bandits cut telephone and telegraph wires at Thompson then blew the state bank safe in Forest City Iowa during early morning hours. Loot was estimated at more than four thousand dollars. Police searched the area for the unidentified robbers.
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Associated Press
Forest City
Thompson
Here
State Bank
Three Buildings Burn at Hartford Iowa
Three public buildings in Hartford Iowa were destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin early today. Property damage is estimated at about 10000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Iowa
Bavarian Revolt Leaders Arrested As Coup Fails
General Ludendorff and Adolf Heitler were seized by federal troops in Munich after a nationalist coup. Von Poehner, named premier by revolutionaries, is arrested, and Berlin reports calm as Reichswehr supports the government. Paris cites caution from allies as exchange rates fall.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Ludendorff
Adolph Heitler
Munich
Bavaria
von Poehmer
Heitler
War Ministry
von Kahr
von Knelling
Reichwehr
von Lossow
Ludendorff-Heitler
Paris
France
Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors
Reich
Gesseler
New York
Wolff Agency
Wurzberg
von Poehner
Ministry of War
Reichswehr
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