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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - November 30, 1920, Washington, Iowa Make your want known chm the pc Ming journal Taani the evening journal i settled tonight and a in cd a any with probably min and Central portions. Slightly cold my it my i ii in to. A Luff. Volume 28 Washington. Iowa tuesday even i it i not dem Hek 30, till num ukr 240cork�?Ts City Hall is burning Victory won by Small nations Geneva Council to Cive them majority on commission on mandates. Boot to meet every year fort Nannt Beard to review. Administration of the mandate holding countries admittance of Austria and Bulgaria up. Geneva Switzerland nov. of a oui til of the league of nation approved the anal do aft of the project for the permanent mandates comma Alou. Definitely accepting the tentative proposal to hat the Coram Ardon comprise flee non mandatory and four mandatory Power. It Wae lied Dei i that ail the member in Cho by the Council. I mailed rules for the Cutuli Idalou Alae were retitled. The commission. It la forecast will probably hmm Here on Ltd a year and review the administration of the mandate holding countries. The my in i did not consider the proposed invitation to the United states to participate to the discus too Over disarmament. Election of a successor to sir Reginald Tower As High commissioner at Danzig i also a fore the Council of the league. Important teams Tina Wmk. A Inry amp la Ved a til some of the most important work before Ute Council and the Assembly of the league will he accomplished this week. It Minuter reports Are rapidly twine put into final form and it is said Meveril will Ive Laid before the Assembly before saturday night. Among the let it Ort Atit questions which will come before the Assembly this week is the question of admitting Austria and Bulgaria to the league. Despite the Strong opposition of Serbia Ilou Ronala Aud Greece to the grunting of membership to Bulgarin at this time. A Largo majority of the delegates seem in favor of taking Flint step. There is virtually no opposition in the a a Nae of Austria the application of which probably will be favourably acted upon in n few Days. Fight Over raw materials. The question of whether or not countries shall be allowed to control and dispose at will of their natural resources is the subject of a wha up conflict in a committee of the Assembly. The contest arose Over a Resolution by Gustave ador of Switzerland setting up a permanent economic and financial commission one of tile duties of which would be to examine measures for preventing monopolies Iii raw materials and the Means of controlling their distribution. Tim Resolution is based on article lid of the covenant which assures All mutes equitable treatment. It is supported chiefly by Italy 8wltzerln.nl Ami other countries not Rich in my materials. One of the strongest opponents of the Resolution is sir George k. Foster of Canada who Baa takes the Annie attitude As n. A Rowel also of can Ida wha served notice on tin amenable in unimpressive speech race utly that any attempt to exercise such control would Lee regarded us interferon be in internal affairs to which Amula would never submit. Or. Howell it the some time mid that the entry of the United states could not be hoped for of Uny such interference were attempted. The question of mandate is another difficult subject. The committee on the general question of the form of terms and control of mandates known As committee no. 0. Has recommended that the United states lie invited to co up Oraie unofficially in the study of the question of disarmament. With respect to Luanda Tea Moat of the delegates Are very reserved regarding the bearing the position of the United states would have in the matter of tile exploit it Ion of the mesopotamian Oil Fields upon the settlement of the mandate question by the Assembly. Awalt polls Russ discussion. Delegates to the meeting of the Assembly Are awaiting with keen interest the probable discussion tomorrow of a motion promised by George Nizoil Barnes of Grout Britain regarding Tho ton Hect Between juju us wit ii slut Tai. It la reported or. Burn May attempt to put in league in a position of defending its inactivity in that War but there is a disposition Ai the part of Delegate no of to permit the subject to reach any decisive Issue. For the last to o tiny european delegates have been dividing their attention Between tin a Sui Ops of the Assembly Here and the morning of frontiers of j i George and i org was n Lou Dob tile decision of France and great Britain regarding Greece Ami Tho near Kant is awaited with much concern. A Nicky Arnstein trial on charge la carrying stolen securities into Washington jury is completed. Washington. Nov. jury for tin Trisi of Johw w. Nicky Quot Arn Stein Ami three other defendants charged with bringing stolen securities Fri a new York int the District of or Tim Ida. Was completed in the ids filet supreme coff and the trial in a be lately was ten a. 15 cadets Are slain by Irish Motorboat armed web a machine gun. A Phi de oat j Simi along the River i fret of the boo of parliament. Branner bad Ponca Confer. The latest Bli n Fain development Wen discussed St in important conference at to distr bang Street the official hidden it if mite Lloyd George Between members of Lite government and us Hada o tit poll organization. A the conferees in Hided the Premier Winston pm a car of a in refill Secretary for War sir inti Vimr Greenwood chief one mortally Hurt another Mill speaker Low ing after ambush in county Cork. U. S. Gunmen with rebels tiler of the head of the Scotland a the closing he Louise of. Meeting. Of commons Ami the spoilt an pol Lea and another Dakota Bank fails depicted reserves have caused sixteen in the state to suspend operations. Fargo n. nov. 30.Tho state Bank of Tokyo. In be Neon county Del Ihm a in monday according to advices. This ii the Dot a nah North Dakota hunk to close on account of depleted Resen in two weeks. The Hank maltier Salt they expected to reopen. Assets of the Ici North i Fikota look recently closed on account of depleted reserves an exp cited by state Imok ing officials to car for All liabilities of the affected institutions. Or. Butler for Norm aus president of Columbia University hits at Freak liberalism in annual report. New York nov. .yo.dr. Nicholas Murray Batler president of Columbia University in i Annata Rijh it Plab for a Mii pie and rational system of teach King. He a a Clar it the in err to Boti of by ral mindedness should not be extern to embrace a Freak oddities revolutionaries and those whose in Luct Carri them close to the Lim which of crossed would require the in to he put in confinement in the in merest of a it Cal welfare and social move on foot to protect Farmers senators and representatives to hold conference. Commons told of big Torch plot by finn feint London attack in blocked prom i r and police in conference. A Crock county Fork Ireland i nov. auxiliary e Ca Delft were killed and one Cadet mortally wounded As Tow result of an ambush near Kilmichael Southwest al Here last id tit. Another Cadet h missing. Hie cadets under District j inspector Rake were patrolling in two lorries when they were ambushed u. S. Gunmen in Ireland. London nos. a gunmen Quot Are aah to have made their a pm a Nuce to Londonderry. Ireland according to messages receive Here the presence of these mercenaries in j Dublin and other Irish cities has Prev ouly been report. The military authorities of Londonderry Are taking ail precast he in the event of at tempted assassination. Til police of Liverpool dispatches from that City of also believe assert an a a gunmen have invaded Liverpool. The police claim to have establish Between Simi fein headquarter and numerous strangers who Are idling shout the Street in group of two Law fire and having the appearance of drapers does. A Hortt blames sinn Fain. Edward 8hortt, the borne Secretary declared in the House of commons in reply to question regarding saturday night s incendiary Dock fire in Liverpool that tiler seemed no doubt that tile fires Wert the result of an Organ lard conspiracy in which members of the 8inn fein party were engaged. Close galleries of commons. The Public galleries of the House of common were closed in the afternoon and the approaches to the houses of parliament Gourde by extra police As a precaution against untoward incident f do Wing the disclosure fan alleged slim fein conspiracy for operate a is in England. 8peakr lout Ber stat in the Cora in in in answer to a question that id had ordered the galleries doses As a result of information he had received Fri the chief commissioner. A no additional precaution a police London who Wert Large in Mph Finsbury in City of Low of Loudon b Poi iceman. It incident incendiary Beeman Hohnl i in in hat Cly shouted for oilers Ani from behind Rushing the i 111 toll seized. All lug a Eliud i found Cotton line had been Way of a in discovered fridge. Otto diaries was is he Public galleries of Moas followed this a half a dozen men to set fire to a a the District of it Section of the than a mile North surprised by a of to was almost breaking out of Liverpool. The pre loitered who tile officer and five men with recall emerging it wagons and who was com a be had Ped. Search fhe policeman with a so through a Gate bad in also nod Kio car posed Incon French Send battleships to Greece big Squadron will be at Piraeus on Date of plebiscite. Athens seeks allies favor make final Rea for National boards of adjustment. Representative of workers refuse the Ash plans in Cam companies reject their plea. Chicago nov. 30.representatives of the sixteen a agonized railway labor Union Are excited Here in my be a final plea to the railway labor Bourd to re establish National Bourd of adjustment. Adjustment Hoard no. 1, 2 and 3 were abolished when tile roads were taken from under Federal control and the four big brotherhoods backed by the other twelve unions maintain that re Eta Bali Bluet it of these Hoard which settled grievances Between All classes of employee la necessary. Brotherhood chiefs said that they have no plan. They refused to say what nation might he Token if the Board turns Down their request. Taken a indication that greeks Are disposed to remain pro ally otherwise turks May be turned Loose in them. Toulon France nov. French battleship i Auto inc left Bere for i Prueti. Greece. Tit Cruiser Ernest renal dem red for Hie Aam destination sunday night while the armoured Cruiser Waldeck Rousseau which in Leen at constantinople arrid at Piraeus wednesday. On Noire battleship three cruisers am a a the i torpedo boat tis vol can ordered to pre al to it in Braeu Ami the French will 1ihv� a formidable Squadron in that port by december ii the a late on whirl tile plebiscite regarding the return of former ring Constantine will in held. Athens seeks allies favor. Athens. No. is probable former King Constantine will not return St once to Greece hut after to plebiscite i it eyelid or i several deputies end Tull testers May go to Switzerland to notify him of the result of the vote every Effort is being made to win the favor of France and great Britain which is taken to be evidence that Greece i disposed to remain rosily. The benefits of the turkish treaty Quot mid i Remet re Gounaris. Minister of War. A should in any ease come to Grece a they were not Given to jut because of the personal influence of former Premier followers of flu former Premier As a Isi try Are officially requested by fenders of the organization not i take part in the plebiscite. They pointed out the plebiscite will he held to Clear re present Cabinet and also Constantine. Of responsibility Aud to a take the greek iwo ple ref our Lyle for whatever consequence the return of tile former King May have. Returns from the vote cast by the army in the election of november 14 show it will give the followers of Constantine a larger majority in the Cha tuber. It is reported that to in to ballots cast by the army were fraudulent. Turn turks Loose on Greece. Paris nor. Lettle a turkish treaty revise itself of the allies cannot agree up i its revision is the off Dill French plan that a Render id argue will present to Premier Lloyd George of great Britain Ain count Sforza the italian foreign minister when la. I Neygus returns to London tuesday for til or sumption of the conferences tet Ven these representative of the three Powers with regard to the Grek and other pressing it a Hon it was indicated in official quarters Here. By letting the treaty revise itself the French foreign office Means it urns explained that of French and British support is withdrawn from Cir the turks ran regain most of the territory taken from them by the treaty although the allies would make sure of retaining their hold upon the Straits of tile Dardanelle him the turkish finances. Ltd of the five big towers which signed the Noire tin itys great Britain Frame Italy Belgium and Japan three must ratify tile Jact to make it effective. Attention a called by Iii foreign office to tile fact that tame of to Lese has As yet ratified the treaty and that it appeared unlikely that any three of them would do so now no or was there expectation that Turkey herself would effect ratification Iii the present circumstance. Incendiary riots still continue Hinn fein cd ii and it Hail in uhf Quay Abe ablaze heavy damage Bonus hurts Shoemakers keeps factories closed Lynn mass owner Tell Union workers in Appeal. Lynn mass., nov. 30.the shoe manufacturer of this City by de formal request of the joint Council. United shoe workers of Anteri for abolition of tile wage Bonus of 12v4 to 21 or cent that has lieu paid for More than a year. This is tile first general step toward reduction of wages in this City where normally 15,Dun operatives Are emf Doyed la xxi factories engaged largely in the making of women a Sham. Elimination of the Bonus is necessary according to the manufacturers in order to reduce their operating costs to the Point where shops May he reopened and no with a profit. Bolling testifies presidents brother in Law Benic charge of amazing Britez a fowl pleads Dorily 5 i t �T�0 the Rorn Fiir too Natl of of Aht Ireland nov. t it Hall of Fork Wam to on fir this morning during cosh Luried Avreet Rio Ting. Tile Hlynn fun club an i the to Fiat Litty Quai Are Alia Abl Aud heavy damage is reporte. Bolling denies i Harges in eels to the Kvenlog Journo to w a Shin Gay in d. <., nov. la. W. Bolling president Wilson s brother in Law and now president of the shipping Board App came before the Walsh a i it gics signal commit 10 Here today in response a a a a summon to answer to charges of Brill cry la connection with by Outing con tract a during Tho War. Or. Bowling do la a in Kin Tesu Mony that he had Ever taken Money for Wadud Ifim the nip Kion of hang Slayer of girl. Beaumont. Tex., nov. Johnson negro was hanged Here for the murder of miss Dot Vau thelot of this City. Whom he killed in an at a Eui Ted Holdup. L w. W. Begins to show activity hanker recently made Public a state meld Cliar Ging Bowling and other with act a Tang a ,u00 bribe. Outline of tentative program of legislation agreed upon May Stop Canadian wheat. Washington nov. 30,�? responding j to the demands of the tanners and wheat growers throughout the country for legislation to protect them against the slump in priced senators and representative from the agricultural states decided to hold a general conference Here this week to draft measures to meet the threatened emergency. A tentative program of legislation agreed upon Calls for the enactment of the following measures j. Revival of Lite War finance corporation. 2. Extension of a credit to Germany of $ i Usu Usu Udo to provide a Market in the country for surplus for no Aud raw products from the United states. This measure will require act iou by Congress to a in it the use of the German Uhm to in teds country now in tit custody of the Allen property us to Luu which Are to be used us the basis of the credit. 3. Placing an embargo or a Tariff in shipments of Canadian wheat into the tinted states to Stop the How now coining into the american markets. 4. Passage of an act to prohibit the trading in futures in the Grain Market by til imposition of u tax of in per cent on each transaction. The movement to bring about the enactment of this legislation was Given impetus by Ila arrival of senator cupper of Kansas who has spent much of his time since adjournment of Congress in studying the wheat growing it the Middle by oat. Big Industrial plants close Down thousands of men Laid off news item. About to form Alliance with the russian reds. Plan to form 8ovi�ts in Tho u. 6, to take control of the government. Washington nov. 30.the i. W. W. Is about to form an Alliance with the russian soviet.-, As the first step to Ward per Tinli of All american in dust ties by the workers Aud tile ultimate establishment of a soviet form of government in the United states according to William d. Haywood in an interview published by the Washington times. A referendum is now being taken among the i. W. W. Members on the question of joining the third internationale which recently met in Moscow and the Vole will i Quot overwhelmingly in favor of the Haywood declared. Quot we Are now Back to our pre War strength of 200,000 member Ami ready to raise hell in our old time form Quot Haywood is quoted us saying. Quot we will soon Send i brio organizers Luto the Field. The workers Are readier for revolution than any of you poor fish realize. I predict now that they will take control of the industries in i the government very aeon. Everything is Corning our Way. Winter will set bread lines Ami hunger riots in att of tie Large cities urn that Means converts for us by the thousands a the revolution predicted by Haywood will he accomplished without bloodshed lie declared. Quot italian workers recently demons Strate Witt can be done b peaceful invasion a Haywood added. Quot we plus to use to sum methods. When to workers take control of lh1 government politicians will be thrown into the scrap Heap. Fitly Tho. Who work Quot ill eat and Only those who work will vote. There i he to ruler except the workers. Kus Hasu t u ponzi pleads guilty Cioe Ell to the evening journal Bowton mhh., no. A .4 a. Pons Pronto or of Tim get Rich Quick scheme that financially ruined Many Small speculators pleaded guilty of using the mail to defraud in the Federal court her today. Anti reds in the marshes soviet Force drive a Lakovitch troop into the District near my Tyr Pursuit continued. London nov 30,the russian soviet forces operating cd inst general Balakovich at the Huud of Anthol Ahe Vlk forces which remained in tha Field after the Rush Poi i arms face have pushed the remnant of to Bola Kovitch to my a a into the Marsh District to the Northwest of Kosyr it it you announced in sunday s official statement Frow Moscow received hero. The Pursuit of the retreating insurgents is continuing. Soldiers Rule strike area governor of West Virginia declare Mingo county in state of insurrection Williamson. W. A. Nov. 30. Mingo county w Here a miners St l Ike Baa been in Progress since last july was declared by gov. John. Unwell to he under military control col. Herman huh. Commanding Federal troops which Allied humbly is Sud a proclamation forbidding Public Assembly it a it Mee figs la regularly organized churches Aud forbade the Arr. Ing of for arms. Go Erit or Ltd Rev Ell s Prue Mutt Ion Siatt a that Mingo county mis in a Slat of insurrection and Citi seas a rat commanded to retire to their Homes. I poles hold two u. S. Girls american Relief worker Are seized As site at vol Nav taken to Kovno. Washington Nev 30.two amort can Relief workers in Poland miso Martin Grazyk and him to it Nafis Mary Wasl Kizk were Kilt i Hgt to held Utko vim on suspicion of a homage in advices to the state depart Dicot. They a members of the Lime american corps not dined us inspector of tie child fund and were arrested in v ism Ami taken to to vim for investigation. The dispute said they had gone to \ Iii to distribute Fin Xii Tiff Seipt Uteri

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