New German Cabinet Efforts Fail To Gain Ground
Berlin reports indicate Dr Henrich F Albert failed to form a new German cabinet with nationalist support. President Eberts invitation to Albert sparks nationalist resentment as talks continue without a clear coalition outlook. Belgians seize German rolling stock at Duisburg and Hamborn over indemnity demands linked to the 1922 Graff assassination.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Henrich F. Albert
Treasury
Dr. Albert
Ebert
KR. BR
Brussels
Duisburg
Hamborn
Germany
Belgium
Lieuttenant Graff
Waseendorf
Gas Mine Explosion Kills Two at Orient Illinois
The Chicago Wilmington and Franklin coal company Orient mine No 1 reports two dead and thirteen injured after a gas explosion this morning near West Frankfort Illinois. Rescue teams brought all entombed workers to surface and most of the 922 employees are accounted for with fourteen unaccounted for likely involved in rescue efforts.
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Associated Press
West Frankfort
Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company
Orient
Chicago
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Coal Company
George B. Harrington
Harrington
Frankfort
Navy
Selecting a Jury to Try Boyd Case in Fairfield
Jury selection began in district court for A. J. Boyd of Fairfield accused of knowingly receiving stolen goods. Venue changed from Jefferson County. defense by Loyd Duke Ottumwa. State attorneys are Ralph Munro and J. G. Barwise. Some jurors excused. others to return next week.
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A. J. Boyd
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Loyd Duke
Ottumwa
Ralph Munro
J. G. Barwise
Charles A. Dewey
Jap Bidwell
Boyd
Millerva
Lewis
Katy RB. Jenkins
Dewey
Farm Bureau Plans Laws for Farmers in Des Moines
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation legislative committee studies state agriculture laws for codification in the special session. It reviews more than 270 classes of legislation affecting farmers and focuses on drainage and other agricultural codes drafted by the code commission.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Committee
Code Commission
Nominations Begin for UK House of Commons Election
London reports nominations for 615 seats ahead of the December 6 election. Conservatives expect a record set, Liberals close behind, Laborites also strong in a three cornered contest. Some Conservative speakers report threats of violence while defending platforms in east London. Lloyd George accuses Baldwin over debt settlement.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Baldwin
United States
David Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Hiram W Johnson Opens California Senatorial Campaign in Chicago
United States senator Hiram W. Johnson arrives in Chicago to launch his campaign as the only avowed Republican presidential candidate. He will speak tomorrow night at a Cook County real estate board dinner and is expected to meet with William Wrigley Jr. and Illinois GOP leaders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Cook County
Johnson
William Wrigley Jr
Illinois Republican Committee
Corn Huskers of Two States Meet in Des Moines Contest
John Rickleman of Mt Hamill Iowa and HW D Paul of Ipavn AL competed for the corn husker title in Des Moines Iowa Both contestants used hooks and started at 10 30 am with a noon break then planned husking again at 2 pm The crowd numbered in the hundreds as the duel continued for a scheduled 3 30 pm finish Rickleman had set a 38 bushel in 1 5 hour record while Paul boasted a 255 bushels in ten hours.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
John Rickleman
Mt. Hamill
Iowa
HW. D. Paul
Ipavn
Johnston Station
Rickleman
Paul
Lowan
Bank at Riverside Opens Doors Today
DES MOINES Nov 4 The First State bank of Riverside Iowa was incorporated with a capital of thirty thousand dollars William Tener serves as president Riverside had no bank for weeks after the failure of Citizens Ravings and the Riverside State banks
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Des Moines
First State Bank of
Riverside
Towa
William Tener
Citizens Ravings
Riverside State Banks
Senate Republicans Plan Conference for Leadership Picks
Senator Lodge announces a Senate Republican conference next Saturday to select the majority leader, president pro tem, and party whip. Democrats anticipate a Monday meeting before the 68th Congress opens, with Senator Robinson of Arkansas named Democrat leader and Senator Pittman of Nevada as likely minority pro tem choice and Senator Gerry of Rhode Island as Democrat whip. Senator Cummins of Iowa remains in question.
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Thesassociated
Washington, D. C
Senate
Lodge
Robinson
Arkansas
Pittman
Nevada
Gerry
Rhode Island
Cummins
Iowa
Burris Charged With Murder to Go Before Grand Jury
Robert Burris, charged with slaying Mrs. Eric Rose, planned to appear before a Boone Iowa grand jury today after pleading not guilty at arraignment. He is held without bond. Burris was arrested in Peoria Illinois last week and brought to Boone secretly.
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Tress
Boone
Robert Burris
Eric Rose
Justice Court
Jerris
Peoria
Tragedy in Confluence Fire Kills Roscoe Family
Samuel Roscoe his wife and seven children perished when a hillside home in Confluence Pennsylvania burned early today. All eight bodies were recovered from the rubble.
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Associated Press
Confluence
Samuel Roscoe
Senator La Follette Next In Line For Key Chair
The text questions which of his two current posts the senator from Wisconsin, leader of the Progressive bloc, will relinquish in the coming Congress as he stands next in line for the chairmanship of the Senate pro tempore post or the Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Congress
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Progressive Bloc
Poisoned liquor causes multiple deaths in two cities
Poisoned liquor killed five people in Philadelphia and sent many others to hospitals. In Pittsburgh seven deaths over seven days were linked to tainted booze, prompting joint action by city, county, and federal authorities to curb bootleggers meeting pre holiday demand.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Uncle Eben Quips On Race Boss Calling Him Last Dollar
A colorful Old South remark has Uncle Eben declaring that a race boss would be named Last Dollar since nothing else runs faster than the pace of the era. The humorous jab captures local dialect and character in a vivid exchange.
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Uncle Eben
League of Nations analyzes Europe finances and debts
Geneva dispatch reports 14 European and related economies have cut costs but rising public debts erode savings. It notes France British and American debt multipliers, deflation effects, and Finland Sweden Switzerland and South Africa as relative debt leaders in recovery. It cites US British funding acts and private repurchase of loans in 1919 1924.
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Geneva
United States
League of Nations
Finland
South Africa
Switzerland
Sweden
United States Congress
Netherlands
America
Murder of Youth Unsolved in Chicago Shooting
Free man L Tracy a Commonwealth Edison technician and University of Chicago student was found shot on a south side street near campus. Police see possible robbery motive but detect no labor trouble. watch and $41 remained in his pockets. Tracy, 23, was a newspaper correspondent with several young women including a minister's daughter and a married woman. Detectives suspect he was abducted by a band of rioters and killed after resisting robbery.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Freeman L. Tracy
Commonwealth Edison Company
University of Chicago
Tracy
University
Electrical Workers Union
Woman admits shooting of boy in Cedar Rapids
Sadie Morton and her sister Alice Morton confessed to shooting 14 year old Elsworth Jakubee last night, believing he was an attacker about to desphyxiate their family with a gas or powder. The boy remains in serious condition with a bullet wound to the lung. no charges filed.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Sadie Morton
Elsworth Jakubee
Morton Sisters
Alice
Fly Flags at Half Mast on Wednesday for Clifford Thorne
A movement to place flags around the square at half mast on Wednesday continues, honoring Washington citizen Clifford Thorne who died in London two weeks ago. Thorne served the country with distinction and fought in the Spanish American war. Col. M. C. Mumma and Col. D. J. Palmer support the proposal.
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Clifford Thorne
Washington
London
Thorne
M. C. Mumma
Olwa City
D. J. Palmer
Journal Sightings Prompt Merchants Message
A reader urges merchants with a terse reminder I saw your s in the Journal. The line hints at a local notice or ad reference and invites attention to a published item.
Forbes once a deserter tied to vet bureau records
War department officials turned over records to the Senate veterans committee showing Charles R Forbes former director of the veterans bureau was dropped from the army roll as a deserter at one time. The files indicate he was later apprehended served out his enlistment and discharged without trial.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Charles R. Forbes
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Department
Forbes
Thank Offering at West Chester Methodist Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society conducted a thank offering during the regular preaching hour with music by the youth and a Florence Gardner solo. Mrs. W. W. Bowers of Washington delivered an engaging talk on Home Mission Work, and the total collection reached $113.71.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
West Chester Methodist Church
Florence Gardner
W. W. Bowers
Washington
Diamond salesman robbed of 200000 in Omaha
Wil Hoffman a Chicago diamond salesman said three men robbed him of diamonds worth 200000 as he got off a street car in Omaha. He was beaten with a blunt instrument and several men were held for questioning.
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Omaha
Neb
Wil Hoffman
Chicago
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