Germany seeks league aid to prevent Poland Lithuania clash
Berlin reports Germany plans to ask the League of Nations council for intercession to avert a potential war between Poland and Lithuania. After talks between Foreign Minister Stresmann and Litvinoff, fear rose that Poland might attack Lithuania and draw Russia in. NATO-like tensions heighten as diplomacies warn of a dangerous stand-off.
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Berlin
Germany
League of Nations Council
Poland
Lithuania
United Press
Stresmann
Litvinoff
Russia
Two Nations Tie in Building Record
Geneva reports Germany and England leading postwar housing efforts. Germany built 106,592 homes in 1924 rising to 205,793 in 1926 with 150,000 new families yearly need. England started 1923 with 86,210 homes and reached 217,629 in 1926, totaling over 900,000 since 1919 as it fights the lodging shortage.
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Geneva
Germany
England
International Labor Bureau
Bethel church Women’s Missionary meeting heads to afternoon session
The Women’s Missionary society of Bethel Presbyterian church plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Nellie Jazzler presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Wilson traveled from Kewanee Illinois after Thanksgiving to visit daughter Mrs. Lucy Errett and attended a Rotary gathering in Fairfield. Dundee Scotland reports 900 pupils with 14 Twin pairs. Fifty six American engineers fund a library clock for the University of Louvain as WWI memorial.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Nellie Jazzler
Frank L. Wilson
Kewanee
Ill
Lucy Errett
Fairfield
Rotary
Dundee
Scotland
University of Louvain
Carnegie funds extend college intellectual work nationwide
The Carnegie Corporation of New York will extend the intellectual activities of college men and women beyond commencement with $10,000 a year set aside for the work.
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Carnegie Corporation of New York
Safety campaign in Chicago schools to continue
The Chicago Board of Education will extend its safety campaign until children's reactions to danger become automatic. The program, begun earlier, emphasizes training and awareness to reduce risk in school environments.
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Chicago
Board of Education
University forms board to guide religious interests
President Max Mason of the University of Chicago appointed a board of social service and religion to organize a constructive program for the religious interests of the university.
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Max Mason
The
University of Chicago
Social Service and Religion
YWCA Ballard School Expands Training Courses
The Ballard school of the YWCA in New York City adds training for waitressing and soda fountain work to its course offerings.
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Ballard School
New York City
Waitre
Forbes Promises Interesting Facts as He Leaves Prison
Col. Charles R. Forbes former head of the U S Veterans Bureau is released from Leavenworth Prison. He vows to publish new facts about those responsible for his imprisonment and to vindicate his name and that of Dr. Frederick Brook and Warren G. Harding. He promises to expose those harming his reputation and says he will clear himself.
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Federal ,Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kas
Col
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Federal Penitentiary
Forbes
Frederick Brook
North Pole
Warren G. Harding
Skromme Loses Car as Assets Tied to Prosecution
Nevada Ta Nov 26 State Senator Lars Skromme of Roland loses his car after a court discovery of assets tied to frozen bank assets in Roland. Sheriff attaches the vehicle registered to Arkel S Skromme as creditors claim about 4000 dollars plus mortgages.
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Nevada
Lars Skromme
Roland
Roland Bank
Skromme
R. W. Nebergall
Story County
Arkel S. Skromme
Senator Skromme
Subpoenas Served in Fall Sinclair Contempt Case
District Attorney Peyton Gordon prepared subpoenas for witnesses in the Fall Sinclair contempt case. Among those named are former Pennsylvania governor Pinchot and Burns agent McMullin who advised juror surveillance. Also cited are Ray Akers streetcar conductor and Don King reporter.
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Washington
Peyton Gordon
Sinclair
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William J. McMullin
Burns
McMullin
Ray Akers
Don King
Edward J. Kidwell
Gordon
Justice Siddons
Kidwell
U. S
New York
Chicago
Harry F. Sinclair
Magnate
Sheldon Clark
Mason Day
William
Sherman
Charles L. Veitch
Baltimore
Folsom Prison Revolt Leaders Tied to Hangings
California authorities move to hang six convicts deemed leaders of the Folsom prison strike that left eleven dead. Prosecutor Neil McAllister says two guards were killed and nine convicts wounded, with potential first degree murder charges and immediate trials after the inquest.
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Folsomprison
Cal
California
McAlister
Tony Brown
San Francisco
Brown
James Gregg
Fresno
Roy Bickes
Los Angels
Walter Burke
Sacramento
McAllister
Mrs Riley Returns to Crawfordsville After Family Visit
Mrs. F Riley arrived back in Crawfordsville last evening after visiting her daughter Mrs W A Delzell and her granddaughter Miss Beatrice Wil- 80n.
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F. Riley
Crawfordsville
W. A. Delzell
Beatrice
Bucharest Pauses as Premier Bratianu Lies in State
Bucharest remains calm as the body of Premier Ton Bratianu lies in state. Talks among Vintila Bratianu and opposition leader I Maniu over a coalition government loom after the funeral and shape the post funeral political path.
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Bucharest
Ton Bratianu
Vintila Bratianu
I. Maniu
Cardinal Bonzano Dies This Morning in Rome
Cardinal Bonzano former papal legate to Washington and organizer of the 1926 Eucharistic Congress in Chicago died today after a weeklong battle with a stomach tumor. He was 59 born 1867 in Castello Scazzoso. He served as papal delegate 1912 1920 and Returned to Rome in 1926 joining the college of cardinals.
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Rome
John Cardinal Bonzano
Washington
Chicago
Monsignor
Pina
Beltrami
Francis Spellman
John Spellman
Boston
Cardinal Bonzano
Vatican
America
Cardinal
Castellero Scazzoso
Italy
Bonzano
Wilson
Pope Benedict
Sacred College of Cardinals
Army Leads 14-2 in the 3rd Quarter
NEW YORK November 26 Army saved two touchdowns before the third quarter ended to take a 14 to 2 lead over Navy. Wilson scored both touchdowns, the second after Cagle intercepted a Navy pass near the four yard line. Navy had earlier managed a safety on a blocked punt.
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Army
New York
Wilson
Cagle
Navy
Notre Dame Leads USC At Half On Soldiers Field
Notre Dame held a 7 to 6 lead over the University of Southern California at halftime on Soldiers Field. USC scored first on a Drury to Saunders forward pass with a blocked kick, then Rockne's squad responded with a long pass touchdown from Riley to Dahman and a successful kick by Dahman.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
University of Southern California
Soldiers Field
California
Drury
Saunders
Rockne
Riley
Dahman
Appeal for Concerted Action to Strengthen the American Home
The Iowa federation of women clubs urges ministers to preach "The American Home of Today" on November 27 and to mobilize district and county chairs and federated clubs. They call for widespread discussion in clubs and public announcements to support better homes through sermon topics and home-making efforts.
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American Home Department
Iown Federation of Women's Clubs
Iowa
Federated Clubs
Federated Club
American Home Department of
I. RP. OW. C
Home debate in Iowa churches on modern family
Des Moines officials of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs announce tomorrow's discussion on whether the modern American home harms youth. Des Moines ministers agreed to address home problems amid the jazz age as chairwoman Mrs. Eugene Cutler leads the effort to focus on the home. The Finley vs Thorne estate hearing continues with L Salinger of Carroll presenting for the plaintiff in a note and collection suit between Jeffrey and WoRP Executors and the Thorne executrix.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Eugene Cutler
Homes Department
The
Federation
Finley
Thorne
L. Salinger
Carroll
Clifford Thorne
Wo RP
Jeffrey
Babcock Opens Car Repair Shop on East Second Street
P. Ff. Babcock starts a new car repair business on East Second Street after seven years at the Dodge Garage.
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P. Ff. Babcock
East Second Street
Dodge
Grange Sets Farm Demands For Congress
The National Grange outlines its forthcoming congressional petition urging higher tariffs. It calls for lower freight rates for wheat shippers, use of Muscle Shoals for fertilizer output, and continued Shipping Board supervision of the merchant marine. It also pushes export debenture plans, more agricultural research funds, debt retirement over tax cuts, and opposition to the European corridor.
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Cleveland
Congress
United States Shipping Board
National Grange
Grange
Linemen Die in High Voltage Accident at Lone Tree Iowa
Two Iowa Electric linemen Delbert Willison and M A Wood were electrocuted while repairing a high power line near Lone Tree. Willison, 51, of Lineville, and Wood, 25, of Martelle, died almost instantly as 32 000 volts passed through their bodies. Rescue attempts failed.
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Lone Tree
Iowa Electric Company
Delbert Willison
Lineville
M. A. Wood
Martelle
Local Rotarians Attend Meeting at Fairfield
Local Rotarians and their wives traveled to Fairfield for an InterCity Rotary gathering hosted by the airfield club. Paul Harris founder of Rotary and ex-governor Bruce Gates spoke after a six thirty dinner at the Presbyterian church, with songs music stunts and entertainment.
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Fairfield
Airfield Club
Paul Harris
Rotary
Presbyterian Church
Bruce Gates
Sith
Mr. Harris
William Louden
Washington
Knights of Pythias Banquet Set for December 2
The Washington Knights of Pythias lodge announces a guest banquet on Monday evening December 2. Members should bring nonmember visitors and Iowa grand lodge officers are expected to attend talks. Lee Holland and committees plan the event with invitations extended to nearby lodges. About two hundred plus meals planned.
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Washington Knights of Pythias Lodge
Iowa
Cancel Swimming Show This Evening At The Y M C A
The swimming exhibition at the Y M C A pool held yesterday evening will not be repeated tonight. Secretary Carry Kreider announces the event, led by Lloyd Hill of Scotts Bluff Nebr, who previously ran YMCA swimming classes. Participants listed include Miss Anna Knottnerus, Lareille Schmoeller, Evelyn Crawford, Ruth Sartor, Lou Jean Stewart, Virginia Elgar, Ressa Willits, Ruth Mohr.
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Carry Kreider
Lloyd Hill
Scotts Bluff
Nebr
Kreider
Anna Knottnerus
Lareille Schmoeller
Evelyn Crawford
Ruth Sartor
Lou Jean Stewart
Virginia Elgar
Ressa Willits
Ruth, Mohr
Coolidge to Unfold Farm Relief Plan for Congress
President Coolidge will submit a complete farm relief program in his annual message to Congress next week. The plan outlines broad principles for a future measure and likely reflects the Jardine surplus distribution idea via cooperative marketing bodies with government loans. It avoids an equalization fee and could reshape farm policy before the 1928 election.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Agriculture Committees
Farm Bloc
Man leaps from hospital window. man not injured
Authorities attribute a mental lapse due to fear of a forthcoming operation as Arthur Green of Missouri Valley leapt from a third floor hospital window. Green fought off an intern and a nurse trying to stop him. officials say he was not a mental patient upon admission two days earlier.
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Council Bluffs
Arthur Green
Missouri Valley
Green
Blind veteran receives back pay and lifetime pension
James Laird, a World War I blind veteran from Council Bluffs, was granted back pay totaling 2700 dollars and a monthly pension of 200 dollars for life by the government after years on the street selling pencils. He lost his sight due to war injuries and supports a wife and four children.
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Council Bluffs
James Laird
Laird
New Haven Union to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The New Haven union will convene Thursday afternoon with member Helen Wolt. Attendees are asked to bring a darning needle and thimble for a forthcoming sewing activity.
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New Haven Union
Helen Wolt
Local figures listed in community notices
Marjorie Pratt and Alice Hayes appear among a column of names followed by Lloyd Hill Francis Wilson Roger Wilson Don Welsh William Sartor Horace Allen James Quesy Rex Nelson Bill Kreider. The fragment suggests a civic or social notices context listing residents or participants.
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Marjorie Pratt
Alice Hayes
Lloyd Hill
Francis Wilson
Roger Wilson
Don Welsh
Wiliam, Sartor
Horace Allen
James Quesy
Rex Nelsson
Bill Kreider
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Sport County
Solon
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Ohio
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Warren
Kenton
Beatty
Calipornea
Dence
Folsom Prison
Folsom
Frank Carlson
Ventura
Carlson
Liberal Party
National Peasant Party
Carol
Michael
Carolay
Coalation
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Re Charis
United States
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Tric CO
Knights of
Pythias
U. S. Congress
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