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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1923

Page

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Former Crown Prince Frederick William Returns to Germany

Allied powers demand his expulsion from German territory after he enters from Holland. Dutch and German authorities confirm permission to return to his estate at Oels in Upper Silesia with travel by motor across Germany. Poincare protests the move, urging action against the ex-prince.

Associated Press Paris France Berlin Frederick William Germany Holland Great Britain Utrecht Frederick Wiliam Amsterdam Frederick William of Gerzheny Oels Upper Silesia Hague Poincare Allied Council of Ambassadors William Foreign Office St. Helena Munich Ludendorff Upper Selesia

Pastors to Speak on Armistice Day

Des Moines reports Armistice Day observed in churches with sermons on the world court. Iowa groups push for national holiday status. state capitol and courthouses closed. Legion plans next year push while many schools host games and veterans participate in ceremonies.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Iowa League of Women Voters Congress Red Cross Towa

Munich revolt seen as blessing in disguise amid German crisis

Berlin reports say Von Knilling’s government controls Berlin and Munich quiets after Bavarian siege. Hitler and Ludendorff viewed as removed from danger by the revolt, with Ludendorff facing treason charges and possible death penalty. Central government seeks to finish purge of Bavarian unrest as Berlin’s parliament remains tangled.

Berlin Germany von Knilling Munich Bavaria Adolph Hitler Stresemann Ludendorff Hitler Arthur von Kahr Ube

Rain Likely Next Week Across Upper Mississippi Valleys

The forecast for the week starting Monday predicts unsettled weather with rain across the south and rain or snow in the northern portion. Expect moderate temperatures early, turning cooler later.

the Associated Press Mississippi Missouri River South North

Steel Orders Drop

Unfilled orders of United Steel on October 31 totaled 4,672,825 tons, down 362,925 tons from September. Reported by The Associated Press in New York.

Associated Prensa New York United Steel Corporation

No Change Reported Grave Situation Noted

Ever since we can remember the situation has been grave according to the Atchison Globe.

Atchison Globe

Memorial to Col Frederick Galbraith Jr In Cincinnati Armistice Day

A memorial honoring Colonel Frederick Galbraith Jr former national commander of the American Legion will be unveiled in Cincinnati as the Armistice Day observance principal event Ohio World War veterans and allied embassy representatives are expected to attend Galbraith who led the Legion from 1920 until his death in 1971 earned the Distinguished Service Cross Croix de Guerre and the Legion d Honneur

Frederick Galbraith, Jr The American Legion Cineinnati Ohio Galbraith France

Col Harvey Arrives Home From London Mission

New York reports Ambassador George Harvey has returned to the United States aboard the Indiana declaring he has wiped the slate clean after his overseas duties. He says he is through with public offices and declines to state any support for 1924 presidential candidates.

Associated Press New York George Harvey Court of St. James Indiana Harvey United States

Betty Compson Engaged to James Cruz in Los Angeles

James Cruz motion picture producer and director and Betty Compson film star are engaged and plan to marry next year. Cruz’s divorce from his first wife was granted recently and he will be free to wed in about eleven months.

Los Angeles Calif James Cruz Betty Compson Cruz

Leaders discuss peace hopes tied to reparation talks

Mr Harvey argues that joining the League of Nations and aiding the reparation conference proposals may contribute to world peace and prosperity. He notes strong hopes for a decisive role in upcoming developments and mentions welcoming former Senator Kellogg at the court amid recent events surrounding his and Mrs. Harvey’s marriage.

League of Nations Hughes Coolidge Kellogg Mr. Harvey Mrs. Harvey

Bandits Steal $10,000 From Carlson Coal Paymaster

Bandits robbed the Carlson coal company paymaster at a Des Moines area mine office, escaping with about ten thousand dollars in cash as workers prepared for payout. Also reported are the birth of an eight pound boy to Mr and Mrs Walter Kiesey. An unrelated for sale ad note appears.

Associated Press Des Moines Carlson Coal Company Walter Kiesey

Armistice Day Message Urges Enduring Peace Effort

A 1918 style Armistice Day exhortation urges readers to dedicate themselves to achieving perpetual peace. The speaker defends pacifism in war only as a goal while supporting necessary defense, and calls individuals to enlist in the global effort to end war and honor those who fell in Flanders Fields.

Armistice Day Preparations Across the Midwest

Chicago reports a mass world peace meeting as Armistice Day events unfold nationwide. Detroit plans unfurling of the largest American flag weighing 600 pounds and measuring 90 by 150 feet during city celebrations. Veterans groups in many cities appeal for funds for disabled World War I comrades.

The Associated Press Chicago Middle West Civyie Detroit

Third Man in Navy Hearing on Trial

SAN DIEGO Calif Nov 10 The court martial resumes for Lieutenant Lawrence F Blodgett third defendant in the wrecking of seven destroyers off Point Honda The leads ship Delphy commander Donald T Hunter was found guilty of culpable inefficiency and the Navy secretary will review findings before the third report is announced

Associated Press San Diego Calif United States Point Honda Lawrence F. Blodgett Donald T. Hunter Delphy Watson Secretary of the Navy

Coburn shooting tied to personal matter, Klansmen say

Atlanta nov 10. The shooting death of W. Coburn is described as an entirely personal matter by Hiram W Evans Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. P E Fox the Klan publicity man faces murder charges as his counsel is retained for a conference. Fox is held without bond at Fulton Tower amid a nervous breakdown with trial date expected soon.

Associated Press Atlanta, Ga P. E. Fox Ku Klux Klan Coburn William Joseph Simmons Hiram W. Evans Tidianapolis Evans Fox Fulton Tower

Husband Seeks Divorce From Wife He Cannot Name

An eighty year old Tennessee husband asked county officials to locate his wife’s name for divorce. In a mail letter he stated he married in Nashville in August 1923 but cannot recall her name and requested it be sent so he can proceed with the divorce.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn

Unable to identify men linked to Rock Island station hold up

A Rock Island operator could not identify three men held at Centerville as part of the earlier station robbery here. Authorities say they were not the suspects wanted.

Charles King Rock Island Centerville

Britain Still Hopeful Amid Dark Reparations Outlook

London reports hopeful stance on allied conference with the United States over reparations. Britain aims to present a bill for war advances as French observers foresee an early move following Germany's capacity to pay. Washington warns that France changes render the inquiry useless. Berlin asks to postpone military control and cautions against exceeding treaty obligations.

Associated Press London Washington United States England Paris Germany Poincare France P Nement Berlin Council of Ambassadors President Coolidge Jusserand Hughes

Mystic Charged in Killing Trial Continues in Coquille

Arthur Covell known as the crippled mystic faces circuit court in Coquille for the alleged killing of Mrs. Fred Covell sister-in-law. Today’s testimony centers on whether his confession to officials was framed as a false statement and if he is to blame for his nephew’s actions.

Coquille Oregon Arthur Covell Fred Covell Covell

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