Reichstag Vote Defeats Stresemann Leads to Cabinet Retire
Berlin reports the Stresemann government failed the confidence vote 155 to 230 in the Reichstag. The cabinet will retire. Seeckt ordered the dissolution of the Communist party and banned its meetings and papers. Essen riot clashes kill one policeman, wound two others. Krupp directors released. Confidence motion postponed for a seven o’clock vote.
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Berlin
Germany
Stresemann
Reichstag
Associated Press
ERLIN
Generi von Seecht
Reichswehr
Communist Party
Niets
Essen
Dusseldorf
Rotthausen
Keaff
Krupp
Cologne
Streseman
Pr Streseman
von Seecht
Dr. Streseman
Sseldorf
Ruhr
France
Belgium
Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Farmers Union Ends National Meeting In Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska 20 state representatives closed their three day annual meeting of the farmers educational and cooperative union with resolutions urging a fifty cent a bushel tariff on wheat freight rate reductions and public ownership of railroads. Charles H Barrett of Union City Georgia was reelected president for the nineteenth consecutive year. The 1924 convention city will be decided by the board of directors next August.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Nebr
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
Charles H. Barrett
Union City
Georgia
Farmers Union
Body of Clifford Thorne Returns to America
The body of Clifford Thorne, Washington resident who died in London while touring with his wife and daughter, was brought home today aboard the liner Berengaria docking in New York. He will be taken to Washington, with funeral plans pending confirmation from Mrs Thorne and Dr C A Boice. A service is tentatively planned for next Wednesday at the Methodist church.
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Associated Press
Twe
New York
Clifford Thorne
Washington
London
Berengaria
C. A. Boice
Phorne
Methodist
Bring Body of Man Murdered in Indiana to Iowa for Burial
John Ryan, a well known ragged man in Council Bluffs, died in Hammond Indiana after a slugging incident. His body was moved to Imogene Iowa for burial. Report notes an earlier quarrel over the Ku Klux Klan. coroner listing death as natural causes.
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Indiana
Iowa
Associated Press
Omaha
John Ryan
Council Bluffs
Imogene
Hammond
Ind
Shenandoah
Ryan
Kul Klux
Ku Klux Klan
Motion Picture Men of Iowa Form State Body at Des Moines
J G Collins of Perry was elected president of the Iowa Theater Owners association at Des Moines during the organization meeting. The group aims to recruit more than six hundred movie owners across the state to join the new body.
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Motion Picture Men of
Iowa
Des Moines
Pes Moines
J. G. Collins
Perry
Iowa Theater Owners
Lowa
Premier seeks confidence vote amid Ruhr recovery vow
The premier stated that industrialists in the occupied area will soon make the Ruhr a paying proposition and asked the assembly for a vote of confidence.
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Ruhr
Lower freight rates urged to aid western farmers
Senator Gooding of Idaho urged President Coolidge to cut farm freight charges as the best way to ease agricultural distress. He said farmers nationwide demand relief and accused railroads of stalling with a smoke screen argument that rate cuts would raise costs. He warned Congress must act to prevent cross‑party collapse in 1924 in the western states.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
Gooding
Idaho
West
Congress
Mississippi River
Senator Gooding
Mellon Plan Would Save Iowa Taxpayers Millions
Dubuque reports Secretary Mellon’s tax reduction proposal could save Iowa residents about 8.744 million dollars annually. Iowa internal revenue collector Bladine notes savings from admission ticket and dance taxes, dues over ten dollars, income taxes, and beverage taxes would add up to substantial reductions.
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Mellon
Dubuque
Andrew W. Mellon
United States
Congress
Annnally
Iowa
Rs Bladine
Internal Revenue
Atn Dance
Des Moines Girl Rescued After Suicide Attempt
A Des Moines woman identified as Miss Margaret Rhodes jumped from the west 18th Street bridge into the Raccoon River but was plucked from the water by police responding to an oil plant crew. She was rushed to a hospital and expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Caie
Margaret Rhodes
Raccoon River
West 18Th Street
Senate plan to propose U S withdrawal from Philippines
Senator King of Utah said he would introduce a resolution for American withdrawal from the Philippines as soon as the Senate convenes. He also denied involvement in manganese ore concessions in Russia and called reports from Moscow unbelievable.
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King
Philippines
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Utah
Senate
Russia
Moscow
Mail plane crash injures pilot near Grand Island
In Palmer Nebraska on November 23, pilot C. A. Allison sustained painful injuries when his mail plane struck tree tops, crashed to the ground, and was damaged. The incident involved local air service and raised safety concerns for merchants and residents in the area.
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Associated Press
Grand Island
Nebr
C. A. Allison
Palmer, Nebr
League of Nations Grants Justice to Ruanda in East Africa
Geneva dispatch details how the League of Nations resolved border disputes between Ruanda and Urundi, reestablishing the Kingdom of Ruanda under Belgian mandate. The correction ended frontier frictions, avoided civil war, and united Ruanda after Belgian control was restored.
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League of Nations
Ruanda
East Africa
Geneva
Euting
Paris
Europe
Urundi
Belgium
German East Africa
England
North
South Africa
Permanent Mandate Commission
The
League
Truunda
Mandate Commission
Johnson seeks committee seats from GOP for Minnesota duo
Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota and Senator Shipstead held talks with Senator Lodge of Massachusetts who offered committee spots from the Republican quota. The two Minnesotans will decide later whether to accept the posts with Republicans or Democrats as their party had no previous representation.
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Rye
Washington, Navy
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota Farm Laborite
Senaator Lodge
Massachusetts
Johnson
Senator Lodge
Senator Johnson
Senator Shipstead
Record number of candidates in British election
Political writers forecast a record field for the December 6 election in Britain with estimates around fourteen hundred fifty candidates. Reports nationwide say strong public interest. a notable feature is the large number of young men seeking seats in the house of commons.
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Parlia
Associated Presse
London
House of Commons
Reclamation Work Requires Attention
The interior department special advisory committee chair Campbell urged a government moratorium on several reclamation projects to prevent disastrous failures to present tenants. The committee reviews an ongoing investigation and reports on risks.
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Washington, D. C
Campbell
Interior Department
Kelly Buys Interest in Minneapolis Baseball Club
Michael J. Kelly announced he purchased a substantial interest in the Minneapolis baseball club of the American Association. Kelly, longtime manager of the St. Paul club, is also half owner of the Des Moines club of the Western League.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis Baseball Club
American Association
Michael J. Kelly
Kelly
Des Moines
Ironing Day Moves For Thanksgiving Lights
Kiowa city officials posted that lights will be on next Wednesday instead of Thursday as Thanksgiving falls on ironing day. The municipal power plant in McAlester area serves during darkness and peak need hours only. Local housewives were relieved by the notice.
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Mcalester
Okla
Kiowa
Iowa Corn Huskers Compete in State Championship
Eleven of Iowa's best corn pickers will contest the state championship at the J. J. Newlin farm in Johnston Station. The winner will face Dallas Paul of Ipain, Illinois, on November 26 to decide the regional or state champion.
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Des Moines
Iowa
J. J. Newlin Farm
Johnston Station
Dallas Paul
Ipain
Illinois
Oklahoma governor Walton indicted on seven counts
Oklahoma City reports J C Walton removed as governor was indicted by the state grand jury on seven counts charging diversion of public funds and interfering with the legislative assembly. Dr E B Davenport and T P Edwards were indicted on five counts each for diverting public funds. Bond set at 8700. The indictments echo impeachment charges, with similar allegations involving payrolls and use of force to block a grand jury.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C
Walton
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Grand Jury
Tower House
EB. A. Davenport
T. P. Edwards
Associated Press
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma County Grand Jury
A. E. Davenport
State Health Department
Edwards
Chicago After Democratic Meet
Chicago plans to bid for the Democratic National Convention with Mayor William E. Dever named as probable Chicago spokesman. The party committee in Washington will consider petitions from New York Cleveland St Louis and other cities seeking the convention. The last Chicago convention was held twenty eight years ago.
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Chicago
Kago
Washington
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
William E. Dever
Officers Killed in Kentucky Today
Jailor West and Deputy Sheriff Measor were killed and another deputy seriously wounded in an ambush in Knox County while officers tried to arrest Pete Batley, who had escaped jail in Barbourville last week.
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Barbourville
West
Measer
Knox County
Pete Batley
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