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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - November 24, 1920, Washington, Iowa Make year want known la in the al of by journal cell fir i column the evening journal generally fair guilt Immi thursday every Tam Owh Una Ftp in r portion. Nut much a a Mig in in m Peen Cire. Volume 28 Washington. Iowa w i in is i it a v eve Ninon it aum Blu j4, iwo numb Kuju drive Chicago saloons snore slain on streets of Dublin sentry kills three men who attacked him troops patrol City. All obey be curfew Law Strong military patrol guard Bridge and Road a Soldier continue to search Home a reign of terror feared. Belfast. Nov. 24.�?the a a a the Roll in Builtin monday totalled five Pennon. During to morning of of the sentries a t the Castle was attacked by armed men. Thu sentry fired killing three of the attacking party. Two other deaths occurred during Tim raids which were carried out to tile City throughout the Day. Hug number arrested. Dublin nov. 24.�?All Trarlu service in Aud out of Dublin were resumed today after the City bad passed a quiet night following monday s bloodshed and the raiding activities of monday. The curfew Law was strictly alleged. Tim vigorous activities of the no Hornier leave Little doubt that determined and concerted Effort Arl dog made to round up every Republican suspected of being Active la Iii Ift a Black and tans. A the military authorities Are tightening the cordon about Dublin Ami vetting in tax Ard Tim Center As Watt done in the Boater Rel Muico of Lute. It is believed a nut or of Republican leaders in lie provinces finding the Pursuit too hot. Have taken Refuge Here. A huge number have Leen arrested bul Tim government refit to divulge the figures. Dublin Castle Iii Tho cities however admit the prisons Are to full that it bus become Nec sury to utilise Tim Castle i Rong military a trois unarmed every Bridge and Road running out of tile City of Dublin during tile night. All avenues of egress and ingress were dosed and even persons Bolding permits were not allowed to a tile Linos drawn through the outskirts of the Cdr. Reports re citing the Cen Ter of Dublin during the evening indicated that virtually the whole military establishment in this District of Ireland was employed in maintaining tills cordon. Late in the evening the strict guard placed around the City made absolute the paralysis of traffic in and out of Dublin which was begun when orders were issued on sunday suspending 11 railway service. In the meantime Soldier were conducting scores of raids throughout the City reports reaching newspaper offices showing that Uil classes and types of residences and it tier premises w Ere being searched. From Early in the morning tills work went on. And report came in Quick Success Lon of scores of raids which were attended by More than the usual i count of incidental Cli bes. It seemed certain that Many casualties had marked the Day activity. Some of the shuts were fired inside the grounds for the purpose of creating a panic which would allow tile men wanted to escape As Many of them undoubtedly tile Osmic athletic association a officially denied there were any pickets at the grounds or that anybody fired on the troops. 75 cents hour living wage expert testifies that amount a by in fixed a lowest Man could live on. Chicago nov. 24. The minimum living wage of a working Mali was plated at 75 cent an hour in the Stock Yards hearing in Federal judge a Sebuhr a court. 8. 8. Marquis director of the Bureau of the Ford motor company testified that 75 cents bad been established As tile lowest that a Nan could live on. Or Marquis Wax a Withes in the new hearing by the packers to combat Hie demands of or Quot xxx work is for an increase of to a dry. Fifteen in Breslau sent up found guilty of participating in attack on French consulate five acquitted. Rantanen As kidnapper oho Doughty arrested in Oregon in big Toronto mystery. Doughty bad aerie with Minall for 18 years As seer Etui y. He was transpired to Montreal from Toronto when the Trakim Ati Iii theater company purchased or. Fri Stlla a interests. He re turned to Toro at a Hrth Tea time i to get some us Ai for the Malinger of i Ibe new compost cud wired to Montreal of Decorah 25 that he was too ill to return. He Hud not been Beard from is ass. His do nip Ranee caused i format charges by to made against him for theft and abduction. Lad june in .�T�.1 Row a re was postal for information As to the whereabouts of the misting millionaire. $100,000 loot in Chicago missing sacral sry of Canadian that heal mail Lorain i a tract add Small has Boon missing sine Dacambra 2, Isis. Portland ore., nov. 24.�?tile continent wide search for John f nigh who disappeared from Toronto last december coincidentally with the my to Crelous disappearance of Ambrose j. Small his employer a Canadian theatrical magnate Arni she Omo in Bonds erased Hen. He was arrested in an Oregon City palier Mill and has confessed he took raid archbishops Palace a Black and Ash enter Dublin pre late heir. And gels is Valet London nov. 24 Dublin dispatches any a Black and bin a raided tile Palace of archbishop Walsh and Arr Ted William Kelly the archbishop s Valet princes Are accused of smuggling former Kaiser a relatives among too noted personages accused. Bra slam nov. 24.�?-fifteen person accused of the recent attack on the French consulate Here have been found j the Bonds which Are now deported guilty and have been sentenced to i in Chicago lie denied lie abducted terms varying from one to twelve i Small. Months in prison. Five of the accused j a i took Small to a theater one persons were acquitted. Missouri Bank is robbed depository at Atherton looted of All it available Hunt bandits. Kansas City. In. Nor. 24.�?a state Hank and according to Telephone advice reaching Here. A posse in started for the River town. At Alberton a was held of. J till i a a a w rot tot Mai ifs available Cash. Night Quot be him said Quot and lost track of German want Plant her. Berlin nov. 24.�?preparations have to it Een made by the German aniline Syndicate to erect nitrogen plants in the United states and Japan and directors of the abdicate have already opened negotiations with those government. Noisy Welcome at Cristobal Harbor president elect Harding arrives at Cristobal. Panama. Ioe direct to hotel plan to visit Golf links after rest ing. Colon Panama nov. 24.�?presidentelect Harding arrived at Cristobal in the morning on Hoard the steamship Purt Smina. He received a noisy Welcome from Hie ships in the Harbor the last Flay of the to Yum a from new Orleans the Steamer cruised at reduced Speed so As to delay its arrival it Caton until mid afternoon. It had been planned to Hove the vessel Dock so on after Daylight but t ii arrangement wus changed. Or. I Landing declared that lie in Knight had obtained work As a labourer under the name of Cooper and had worked up to Lite position of assistant Foreman in one of the Mill department. Ile a recognised by a Constable of Oregon qty from a circular. The Toronto police were notified. He will in fit Ken to Chicago on his by Back to Tor ado. Last december lit Small deposited j in u Toronto Bauk a Check for la Hoo a too. Which represented half payment for eight Heaters which he had sold to a London Syndicate. That Day lie lunched with mrs. Small and told Lier tie would be Home Aland six o clock. He was never Nam again. Ile did not draw against the $1.-jdo.oou Check nor do he visit any of Hie other Hanks where he had Money. I it was not until one of ids safety Deposit boxes was opened that the $100,-i 00 Canadian War Bonds were found to i he missing. His Fortune wus estimated t at $12,. For years air. Small was associated with Kenw a Bra a Ager and was Well known in Chicago theatrical circles. Search in Chicago. Dougley disappeared at the same time. It was the belief of authorities that or. St Lull Bud been murdered or was being held for Ransom. The search narrowed to Chicago on a Clew developed by Toronto police and Chicago detectives were assigned to tin Case spurred by a Ira xxx it Reward. Farmers told to defy tot probe president of National Farmers Union urges strike. Charts 8. Britt exhorts them to loot reaches bi6 figure Crown Pronco Cecelie Prince lit Frederick and others have taken to Holland Mon aggregating 250,000,000 Mark. To 8. Bari but exec hold Grey go to necessary. Jail if Berlin Hor. 24 a one Hundred eminent Persona among them Crown Princess Cecelle Prince Altel Frederick Prince August William the late Prince Joachim. Count Tad Olin and Princess in non in Dzieu have smuggled to Holland Money aggregating 250.d00.000 Marks asserted Herman Mueller former German Chancellor in the Reich Stag. Tho former Chancellor inter elated the government relative to the activities of the firm of Crower k Philllp son Bankers which is declared to have carried on an extensive Busine in smuggling property out of Germany. It a asserted that the head of the Hanking firm had been enrolled in the German not by and was on Good terms with the nobility and that the a Mitoe Keqing Are pending against the number of Persona who sent Money to Holland hut i no unable to give exact detail it is Correct that among the person having accounts with crosser a poll Epson arc menders of princely Bouse and some of the family. The finance department a by Ori inst meted i to demand Security up to the highest possible figure from customers from the crasser Hank. A when one rends Hie of of people who did business with this Hank he must Blush with shame. It has made a strange impression to learn that princely personages employed the crosser finn As a letter hearer. Every Effort was made to apprehend crosser by surrounding his office hut he was warned and succeeded in to Feezor Kohl a member of the German people party declared Herr Mueller was a trying to throw mud on the Hohenzollern a and the monarchy a Ile assorted Crower had Only once a halted Crown prime certify in order to hand her a letter from the Crown Prince. 73 suits Are filed today by Illinois attorn icy of nor al arc of agr it attn injunction pro Keding in co huh Jim Vaughn stabbed Joyed every minute of the voyage. Tile thoroughness with which the j mrs hurtling 1ms passed most of her cordon about the City was drawn and raid conducted led those in close touch with the situation to believe the military in Thor it Lea were determined to arrest the parties responsible for Tim murder of 14 officer sunday. Statement on Park shooting. Crown forces which went to Croke Park on sunday afternoon in an Effort to arrest alleged gunmen wore fired upon by pickets and a a result of the resultant fighting the crowd inside Hie Park stampeded said a statement issued at Dublin Castle in reference to the incident it the Park. Quot it had been arranged Quot said the statement a that when the grounds Hud been surrounded an officer with a megaphone would announce to tile crowd the intention of the military to search persons in tin Park for arms because it was the belief that men associated with the murder of 54 officers sunday morning were hiding in the crowd. A an officer was detailed for that purpose hut before the Crown forces could approach the Field they were fired upon by pickers. Thus tile whole plan was upset and the Erows a was stampeded. W a Lucre la Good reason to believe time in Lier stateroom but she Caine on deck Munday smiling and apparently in perfect health. A game of Golf was the Only diversion on or. Harding a program of the first Flay of his vacation in the canal zone. He visited Tim links in the afternoon after resting from ids Rea voyage at the hotel which la to be his Home while in the zone. M it sex try to we mile men of men who Are ask log Farmers to hold Ali eur charts. 8. Barrett president of the not Hilt Elfi High Ohio i through a statement issued Here appealed to member of i organization to stand together and not sell their products if. Present Quot ruinous by Low prices Quot show that you have the moral courage to go to jail if necessary a or. Bars rett advises members of the Farmers Union. A tile Ward seem to have been passed around that Farmers were to be taught a lesson they were getting the Farmers a wer to claims of overproduction or. Barrett said. Should be a we will simply Lessen this was Quot no Idle threat Quot lie said adding Quot from every part of the country comes the Promise that tills policy should be adhered to until the country w ukes up to tile fact that it must either go on Short rations or pay you wages High enough to live efforts of tile Farmers toward co operation or. Barrett said. Bus met with Strong opposition from tin first. He charged that Quot deliberate efforts Quot had i Een made to prevent them from baying collectively. Washington nov. 24.�?itcdnring he Ander Tood that a Federal agent Are already going Over Kansas Iowa and other states a a ii a to get evidence Quot a. -2. Ii. ,.,it of teen Ltd a a a Quot a known publicly a a special firm for the carrying on of contraband in Good and it my said to have grown so hug that it was aide to buy eventually nearly 10,000.000 share in the firm of Schiewe Inger Trier amp co. Demand for punishment. Task the government Quot said the former Chancellor Quot what a been done in the Case of the Hanking firm of sinner Bor Liland amp co., which in been accused of smuggling. I demand that people known a smugglers should he severely replying. Or. Wirth. Minister of finance said the Public prosecutor had not concluded id investigation of the Case referred to hut lie asserted that the Hanking houses mentioned were evidently engaged in smuggling Capitle out of the country. A the he continued. Quot Learned a few Day ago that millions of its Cash and securities were standing to the credit of German subjects with the firm of crosser k poll Epson in Amsterdam and that these millions had gone there through an intermediary in contravention of German Laws. Tile Public prosecutor started an inquiry into the flight of this capital and the Ann s took have been seized attack czechs in Vienna crowd of Many thousands smash window in retaliation for Prague outbreak. Vienna nov. 24.�?-window in the czech Hank and in a hotel where the Sokol festival was being held were smashed by an angry crowd in retaliation for attacks on austrian bohemians in Prague. A crowd of Many thousands took part in the demonstration and it was with difficulty the Pollee prevented the breaking up of tin festival and the storming of the czech legation. Trains in Germany wrecked forty casual ties in collision Between freight and express near . Bertin nor. 24.�?forty persons ars known to have been killed or seriously injured in a collision Between a freight train and an express at Bun Sahie. Near Marlene order. It is feared that other victims Are still beneath the wreckage. Jim Vaughn Pitcher for the Chicago cub injured in pm tilth his father in Law Chicago nov. 24.�?ittornef general Brundage today started n drive against the Chicago Sutra is by filing in Federal court seventy three suits for injunction to restrain Chicago dealers from Welling intoxicating liquors. The suits Are brought under the volstead act. Anticipation special to the evening journal , his., nov. 24.�?jim Vaughn Pitcher for the Chicago Cuba was stabbed last night in a Row at his Home. His father in Law is accused by the Pollee a the Man who inflicted the injuries. Vaughn s wife recently sued for divorce Anil this is believed to have caused the fight. G. M. Smith of n. Y. Tribune Dis. New York. Nov. 24.�?george m. Smith managing editor of the new York Tribune died suddenly at his Home from Tomaine poisoning complicated with heart disease. Anti bolshevik its join soviet army Gen. Semenoff a army surrenders to soviet forces. May ask for u. S. Troops would have America Send expeditionary forces to police Armenia and league would pay expanses. Geneva nov 24.�?several delegates proposed to the league of nations Council that the United state he asked to Send an expeditionary Force to police Armenia until peace is restored the league paying the expense of such n Force. The Council it was Learned views favourably another suggestion to ask America to negotiate Pewee Between Turkey and Armenia. Tile members of the Council Are undecided however whether it would be proper to make such a request of a nut Ion which is got a member of tip Spanish soldiers to Vilna detachment of volunteers to have special equipment for cold weather conditions. Madrid nov. 24.�?announcement of made that tic detachment of Spanish Marine infantry to get to Lithuania in a part of the Allied Force to maintain order during the proposed plebiscite in that country will be composed entirely of volunteers it is said til men will in Given special equipment As Spanish troops Are not accustomed to stall cold us May to get evoke Ted tit Vina. Man killed their officers and escaped into Mongolia surrender of Armenia to reds explained. Harbin Manchuria nov. 25.�?units of general semen Oit anti bolshevik army have surrendered to the russian soviet forces which they Are suld to have joined. It is reported these units which made up a considerable portion of the Force commanded try general Seine off killed tit air officers. Many of the men managed to escape into Mongolia. Manchuria station on the Railroad Between her Hin mid tilt and situated near the siberian Frontier has been occupied by the to i Abey la i. The chinese Are preparing to resist any attempt to invade Manchuria. To lulls sow 23.�?the armenian government Lias resigned in juror of the extreme left element which accepted Moscow a terms in Pon this acceptance the soviet intervened and forced Muta a Kemah the turkish nationalist Leader to cease hostilities immediately the soviet troops occupying tile congested territories. The armenian government was obliged to take this step As it found itself Given up to its Fate without Allied assistance and struggling against internal enemies with tile turks threatening the capital. It was therefore unable to continue the struggle longer it was explained. I lie nationalists Are displeased with the attitude of Moscow in not recognizing the Brest-1.itovsk treaty. Great feeling prevails at Angora against the Leeds. M. Stolen envoy extraordinary of Hie soviets has arrived at Baku invested with full Powers for a settlement of All questions relating to the trims caucasus. Seized drugs to hospitals 81,, he Worth of narcotic will soon be available to institutions throughout u. S. New York. Nov. 24, Titan slow too Worth of narcotics soon will be available for use in hospitals throughout tile country As the result of Elk ures by government agents Bere within the inst two months it was a amp non it eel by Frank l. Boyd suit visor of the prohibition enforcement department. Tile drug Are principally morphine and cocaine. Field will Case is costly Chicago judge awards $960,000 for attorney fees in the contrive Ray. Chicago nov. 24. The recent controversy Over the construction of lit will of the late mar Bali Field involved possibly the biggest amount of Money which Lins come up for division in the courts of the Middle West in yours attorney say. Some of the most noted lawyers of the country were present in Chicago during Tho four cornered snit. Tin expense of this conclave of expert Legal Talent a App i Cut whoa judge Charles m. Foci of the Superior court allowed nearly $1jm 0, l0o fur it Torney fees. The stun set was ft>00,000. World s Grain increases figures for 190 also show gain in sugar beets. Says International Institute report Bome nov. 24 the worlds wheat and Rye crops if 1920 show a slight in reuse Over lust j earn figure ays a bulletin Luau by the International Institute of agriculture her. The yield of Barley is 7 per cent larger than in of years outs 21 per cent greater and sugar beets i per cent. In Argentina offers for Tho new wheat crop Are being is to at somewhat Low or Price than thou prevail ing in mid october the bulletin no Sens

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