Britain Defers Egypt Action as Zaglul Cabinet Reconsiders
London reports Britain will withhold further action in Egypt to give the Zaglul led cabinet time to review demanded concessions and to communicate officially with London. A new cabinet under Ziwar Pasha is hoped to broadly cooperate with Britain and future policy toward Egypt. Neville Meytie Henderson named temporary minister plenipotentiary at Cairo to bolster Viscount Allenby, while Cairo adjourns parliament to December 11.
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Associated Press
London
Egypt
Zaglul
Great Britain
Ziwar Pasha
Eirdar
Peneland
Neville Meytie Henderson
Constantinople
Cates
Viscount Allenby
Keggt
Diplomatic Service
Chicago Officials Seek Koretz Extradition First
Federal and state attorneys argued over who may prosecute Koretz the master swindler as he awaited return from Halifax to Chicago. He faces a federal indictment for using the mails to defraud and a state charge of running a confidence game.
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Associated Press
Chicago
L. O. Koretz
Halifax
N. S
John 8. Barbro
Superior
United States
Koretz
Barbro
Lou Keyte
South America
Adel Davis
Chicago Tithe and Trust Company
Nova Scotia
Lou Keyete
Auto Fatalities Reach 22 600 in 1923
Washington report from the national conference on street and highway safety notes autos caused more fatally than any other accident type in 1923 with 22 600 deaths and 600 million dollars in economic loss. It cites speeding risky driving and pedestrian involvement as key factors and urges mandatory, detailed reporting and state statutes to collect and analyze traffic data.
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Washington, D. C
Statistics Committee
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Publc
Secretary of
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
National Conference On
Washington
Gompers Re-elected President of AFL at El Paso Meeting
Samuel Gompers was unanimously reelected president of the American Federation of Labor for the coming year. No other names appeared on the ballot. All other officers including vice presidents secretary and treasurer were also unanimously reelected.
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American Federation of Labor
el Paso
Tex
Mexican Confederation of Labor
International Bridge
Juarez
el Pasol
Liberty Hall
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Cabinet Members Attend Funeral of Ex Attorney General Wife
In Columbus Ohio on November 25 amid a funeral for Mrs Lucie Daugherty wife of former attorney general Harry M Daugherty more than twenty prominent figures from the Harding era attended led by three Coolidge cabinet members Secretary War John W Weeks Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work and Postmaster General Mary S New After services Mrs Daughertys body was moved to Washington Courthouse for burial
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Associated Press
Columbus
Coolidge
Harding
Lucie Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
John W. Weeks
Interior
Hubert Work
Marry S. New
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Chaplin Rumored Wedding Sparks Hollywood Chase For Details
Hollywood buzzes over Charlie Chaplin possibly marrying leading woman Lita Grey in Empalme near Guaymas with a steamer transfer planned. Reports cite a ready license and reserved stateroom while skepticism grows about the destined date and venue amid a long history of reported brides.
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Hollywood
Calif
Empalme
Mexican
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey
Guaymas
Nayarit
Chaplin
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Mildred Haris Chaplin
Robber Captured Hour After Crime In Council Bluffs
Jay Graham a harvest hand from Ft. Smith Arkansas held up an oil station in Council Bluffs Sunday night was captured an hour later and yesterday pleaded guilty receiving a 25 year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Jay Graham
Ft. Smith Ark
State Penitentiary
Bingham Nominated for U S Senator in Connecticut
Hartford November 25 Republican governor elect Hiram Bingham was chosen on the first ballot by the state convention to run for United States senator against Democrat Hamilton Holt of New Haven. A special election is set for December 16 to replace the late Frank Brandegee. The Democratic platform is expected to include a strong international relations plank.
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Hartford Conn
Hiram Bingham
United States
Hamilton Holt
League of Nations
New Haven
Frank B. Brandegee
World ‘Court
Koretz Family Involved Amid Arrests in Scheme
The article notes a clear case against a man while his wife Mrs Mae Koretz offers little comment hoping for a speedy trial. News of her son’s arrest was kept from Marie Koretz, a victim who suffered a breakdown during the exposure and disappearance of her son and has been under physicians’ care.
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Mae Koretz
Marie Koretz
European Radio Programs Heard Across United States
Eastern amateurs reported hearing European broadcasts last night amid international tests with London Paris Rome and Brussels noted. Interference from regenerative sets hindered reception as attempts to send American programs to Europe fared less well. In London the first large scale reciprocal test was only partially successful with KDKA Pittsburgh heard in London.
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New York
Europe
London
Paris
Rome
Brussels
KDKA
Pittsburgh
America
Chicago
Clifford Ayres
Lyon
France
Plymouth
Birmingham
Manchester
England
Strike Shuts Pennsylvania Anthracite Mines in Pittston
About 12 000 Pennsylvania Coal company workers walk out over unresolved grievances. The strike shuts all Pittston district mines though not authorized by the United Mine Workers district officers. District president Rinaldo Cappellini is reported in El Paso Texas.
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Associated Preea
Scranton
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
United Mine Workers
Rinaldo Cappellini
el Paso
Texas
Hoover outlines constructive development for U. S. future
Washington November 25 Secretary Hoover said the U S condition has improved enough for officials to focus on constructive development rather than easing regional economic pains He cited the St Lawrence river canal and the Colorado river watershed as priority projects plus other potential measures to advance industrial and economic civilization.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
St. Lawrence River Canal
Colorado River
Funeral of Delbert Jennings
Funeral services were held yesterday at 3 oclock at the Methodist church for Delbert Jennings a Washington boy who died last week after a brief illness. Dr W W Bowers led the service with pallbearers Rex Benz Boyd McKengie Gallord Waymack Ward Gilliland Charles Barrett and Clarence Richardson. De Molay with Wade Crone in charge held a graveside service at Ainsworth cemetery. About nine hundred people attended and many joined the funeral party to Ainsworth. The church front was a mass of flowers.
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Methodist
Delbert Jennings
Washington
W. W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Rex Benz
Boyd McKengie
Gallord Waymack
Ward Gilliland
Charles Barrett
Clarence Richardson
de Molay
Wade Crone
Ainsworth
Concert by the Devons at the high school auditorium
The Devons male quartet perform this evening at eight at the high school auditorium. They arrive in Washington with strong recommendations and present a mixed musical program plus a one act play. Proceeds fund Hig club members attending the state older boys conference in Waterloo next weekend.
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Devons
Washington
Hig Club
Waterloo
Mason Funeral to Be Held Wednesday
Funeral for Mrs. Sylvester Mason is planned for Wednesday at 3 PM at her East Third Street home. Rev. J. Reade McCrory of First United Presbyterian Church will preside. Burial will follow at Elm Grove.
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Sylvester Mason
East Third Street
J. Reade McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove
Committee Calls a Meet of Livestock Men December 9th
Harlan A. Rigas of Lacona chairs a committee formed in October to stabilize beef prices. He calls a meeting of Iowa and neighboring states livestock feeders for December 9 at 7 30 p m in the Chamberlain hotel Des Moines. The gathering is part of a three day session on stabilizing farm products prices with other groups including the corn growers association meeting December 10 and 11.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Harlan A. Rigas
Lacona
Iown
Chamberlain Hotel
Corn Growers’ Association
Seasion
Blood stains may prove pastor's wife murder clue
Prosecutor John P. King questions whether Mrs. Clarence V. Sheatsley was murdered and placed in the furnace or killed herself and was hidden to cover a crime. Investigators found brownish stains possibly human blood on items near the furnace and a jar with a crimson fluid. The minister cites rabbit blood from hunting as an alternate explanation.
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Columbus
John PD. King
Clarence V. Sheatsley
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bexley
Lithopolis
Sheatsley
Mr. King
Sheateley
King
Conscription Plan Approved At Mason City Reception
Governor-elect John Hammill addressed Mason City's Chamber of Commerce reception honoring the local national guard companies. Brig. Gen. Louis G. Lasher and Lt. Col. Knute Rohers attended as the governor praised the guard and urged continued business support amid warnings that universal conscription could precede further war ending civilization.
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Ated Press
Mason Circ Nt
Eleet John Hammill
Chamber of Commerce
Louis G. Lasher
Knute Rohers
Mason City
Mrs Kendall Undergoes Tonsil Operation Today
Mrs Nathan E Kendall wife of the governor underwent a tonsillectomy at a Des Moines hospital and was reported progressing satisfactorily.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Nathan E. Kendall
Mrs Coolidge Christens Zeppelins Los Angeles Aboard
Washington ceremony marks Americanization of the ZR-3 airship named Los Angeles. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge releases pigeons as the craft arrives from Lakehurst to Bolling Field for a brief christening with military honors and a naval band.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bollingfield
Naval Air Station
Navy Department
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Capital
Bollingfleet
N. J
Calvin Coolidge
Klein
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