Embroiled Notre Dame Professor's Wife Sparks Elopement Saga
Chicago report details Blanch Kash Hawn Krimmer, second wife of John P. Tiernan, a Notre Dame law professor, who eloped at sixteen with Floyd Rash and later married Brimmer. Tiernan rejected the marriage as illegal and pursued a renewed union, while Krimmer faced multiple marriages and a pending divorce filing as reporters trace a volatile, public romance.
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Chicago
Blanch Kash Hawn Krimmer
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Crown Point
Indiana
Tiernan
Floyd Rash
Marshalltown
Illinois
Ind
Hansell
Charles H. Hawn
Germany Turns to Sugar and Candy as Fat Shortage Bites
Berlin reports fat shortages force German households to swap lard and butter for sugar rich foods. Imports of hog fat have fallen to two thirds prewar levels while meat consumption sits at 43 percent of 1914. Chocolate, fruit preserves, and marmalade rise in demand amid dwindling dairy and poultry imports.
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Berlin
Germany
Miracle Healer Ratana Seeks Maori Political Role
Maori miracle man Wiremu Ratana, who rose to prominence healing via faith, is reported to be entering politics in New Zealand. He may back four followers in Maori seats at the next general election in December and faces criticism for using spiritual powers in politics.
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Rir
Associated Prassy
Wellington
N. Z
Wiremu Ratana
New Zealand
Ratana
Aged janitor found dead in church belfry
Perry reports E. P. Bunch aged seventy six was found dead in the Presbyter ium church belfry this morning. He had served as janitor for many years and is believed to have climbed to fix the bell when the exertion caused his death.
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Perry
Bunch
Presbyterium
Rural Community Is Doing Much For Our U S Democracy
Er nest Burnham of Western State Normal School urged South Dakota teachers that rural education must appeal to social control as the key to democracy. He argued small communities shape the nation and called for better financing of rural elementary and secondary schools and a shift to professional service in rural education.
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Rye
Associated
Pres Pierre
8. D
Ernest Burnham
Western State Normal School
Kalamazoo
Mich
South Dakota Teacher's Association
Burnham
Boats Collide in Argentina Killing Dozens
A collision on the Parana river near Zaranta, Argentina, between a launch and a ferry, killed 34 people. The boat was crowded with picnickers including children, and only three passengers and crew survived.
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Argentine
Spe.m
Det Venn
Zaranta
Argentina
Parana River
British ship subsidy clash threatens trade
Edward C. Plummer, director of the United States Shipping Board, warned at a Milwaukee conference that foreign and British interests are mounting a campaign against the American merchant marine bill. He said American ships would capture 68 percent of exports now carried by foreign vessels, as efforts to block the bill intensify.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Edward C. Plummer
United States Shipping Board
Middlewest Merchant Marine and Foreign Trade Conference
Italy grows flowers for perfume trade in new industry
Genoa November 4 By Mail Italy develops a new industry in growing flowers for distillation of perfumes and essential oils. Southern provinces promote production with large profits seen versus other crops. Bergamotte monopoly cited. Bordighera on the Riviera expected to become a center. Perfumes already popular at home and abroad in South America and the Near East. Want ads bring results.
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Genoa
Italy
Bordighera
Riviera
South America
Near East
Farm Bureau to Stimulate All Activities It Sponsors
Cleveland Ohio November 27 text notes Judge Florence Allen’s election to Ohio Supreme Court as an independent voice pushing law above party and business methods. It highlights her six point creed, sympathy with women voters, outdoor lifestyle, and campaign through women’s groups across Ohio, opposing party labels. Also reports American Farm Bureau Federation’s December meeting with Baruch and Lowden set to speak on agricultural finance and education and notes women’s program emphasis and delegate trains to the convention.
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Cama
Cleveland
Ohio
Florence &. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Ajilon
Common Pleas Court
Cuyahowa
Allen
Benson W. Hough
166Th Infantry
Mfe
Miss Allen
Judge Allen
Associated Pree
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Amdéne
Bernard M. Baruch
Frank O. Leveen
Ellsworth Richardson
Inwa
Axkiatant Secrretary of
Agriculture
C. W. Pugsley Ant Seruel Adams
Virginia
Baruch
Lowden
Ellsworth
Pugsley
Adams
Europe
E. H. Cunningham
U.S
Farm Bureau
Ivory Nut Buttons Exchange Mentioned
Fragmentary note mentions buttons made from ivory nuts and an exchange. It hints at people who would improve if they benefited from this trade or practice, suggesting a broader social or economic context.
Canvass of Iowa election begins with sealed returns
The Iowa state executive council opened official returns from all counties in sealed envelopes to begin the canvass of the November 7 election. Roy Johnson said certificates of election will be issued to successful contestants after the process, which should wrap up by week’s end.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
State Executive Council
Iowa
Roy Johnson
Bi centenary of Shakespeare of Japan in Osaka marks Chikamatsu's life
Osaka celebrated the bi centenary of Chikamatsu Monzaemon the Shakespeare of Japan. His life links to Osaka and Kyoto and his works total over one hundred portraying merchant life. Nakaz a Theatre staged Tenno Amijima by Nakamura Ganjiro.
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Associated Press
Osaka
Japan
Chikamatsu Monzeamon
Shakespeare of
Tenno Amijima
Nakaza Theatre
Nakamura Ganjiro
Chikamatsu
Chikamatsu Monzaemon
Choshu Province
Kyoto
Death of George H. Skidmore United States Counselor General
George H. Skidmore United States Counselor General died in Tokio this morning after a period of ill health. He was born in 1854 at Dubuque Iowa and had served in the post for many years.
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Tokio
George H. Skidmore
United States
Skidmore
Dubuque
Iowa
Michigan Law Tests Communist Party Here in Roundup
federal authorities arrested twenty alleged leaders of the communist party of America near St Joseph Michigan last August including W Z Foster head of the US department of education and welfare. arrests followed a woods gathering in Bertier county. twelve defendants including Foster were released on ten thousand dollar bonds each. evidence from the woods shows aims and member records.
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Preas ST. Joseph, Mich
Michigan
Communist Party of America
W. Z. Foster
Chicago
United States Department of Education and Welfare
Bertier County
St. Joseph
Siveteen
Foster
Four Injured in Wabash Train Wreck Near Millard
Four persons were injured when three coaches of a Wabash passenger train No. 20 en route from St Paul to St Louis were derailed near Millard southeast of Kirksville Missouri. The cause of the accident had not been learned.
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Kirksville
St. Paul
Minn
St. Louis
Millard
Here
Mrs Clara Phillips Sentenced to Ten Years to Life
Mrs Clara Phillips was convicted of second degree murder for killing Mrs Alberta Meadows with a hammer and sentenced to ten years to life in San Quentin. The Associated Press reports the Los Angeles verdict delivery on November 27.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
San Quentin
Hitchcock Attacks Clemenceau in Senate
In Washington Navy 27, senator Hitchcock renewed attacks on Georges Clemenceau. He quoted Clemenceau saying he was ousted by the people and asserted Clemenceau is out of office by popular vote. Hitchcock challenged the claim that France lacked black troops on German soil, noting twenty thousand on the Rhine in October.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Senate
Georges Clemenceau
Hitchcock
Clemenceau
France
Rhine
Police link Lamb to Brownsfield killings in Clinton store
CEDAR RAPIDS Nov 27 Police believe Stanley Lamb who shot Oliver Den mitt of Ottumwa last week is the bandit who killed Mr and Mrs Homer Brownsfield in their Clinton area grocery store on November 3.
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Associated Prags
Ceder Rapids
Stanley Lamb
Oliver Denmitt
Ottumwa
Homer Brownsfied
Cliinton
Iowa minister dies en route from Europe
Rev. AL Pennalihbe of Kellogg Iowa died of heart failure aboard the steamer Koonland on November 25. The body was brought to port when the ship arrived in New York, and the death was learned on arrival.
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New York
AL Pennalihbe
Kellogg
Iowa
Koonland
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