Germany Form New Three Party Coalition Cabinet Leader Marx
Berlin reports a newly formed three party coalition cabinet with Dr Wilhelm Marx as chancellor and ex chancellor Stresemann as foreign minister. The move ends the seven day crisis as clerical German people's and democratic parties unite to replace the Stresemann government.
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Associated Press
Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Poincare
John Bradsbury
Delege
Berlin
Wilhelm Marx
Jarres
Otto Gessler
Hans Luther
Anton Hoefle
Rudolph Oeser
London
Reuters Disputch
Great Britaan
General Bingham
Inter-Allied Military Control Commission
Reuters
Chester Bears Fremont West Chester Clinch 10–0 Victory
Chester Bears closed a successful football season by defeating Fremont High 10 to 0 yesterday. The win capped a strong campaign for the team at home.
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West Chester High School
Fremont High School
Fall invited to testify before Senate land committee
The Senate Public Lands Committee invited Albert B. Fall to testify on the Teapot Dome lease after Carl Magee, editor of the Albuquerque Morning Journal, testified that Fall told him in 1920 he was broke and in 1923 had improved his Three Rivers ranch. Magee and G. W. Clayton testified amid bitter conflicts with Fall and threats of harassment, with Bursum noted for a note renewal issue.
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Associated Preae
Washington, D. C
Carl C. Magee
New Mexico
Walsh
Montana
Albert B. Fall
Interior Department
Senate Public Land Committee
Fall
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Sinclair Oil
Smoot
Magee
New Mexico &Ate JT Bune
Albuquerque
G. W. Clayon
Harris
Three Rivers
Norris
Nebraska
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Bursum
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Tampico Fire Oklahoma? Tampico Fire Causes Big Damage
Fire in Tampico destroyed about a city block near the heart of the city causing estimated damages of 200000 dollars. A north wind and darkness hindered firefighting and a two day power outage due to a strike hampered water supply and light. No casualties were reported.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Tampico
Mexican Telegraph Company
San Antonio
Mexico
Car Crash Injures Mrs Denison Near Brighton
Mrs Milt Denison sustained chest injuries when the Buick sedan she rode in skidded and overturned between here and Brighton yesterday. Officials say injuries not believed to be serious. car owned by Mrs Bertha Pratt sustained only minor damage.
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Milt Denison
Here
Brighton
Bertha Pratt
Roosevelt spurns Klan support for New York bid
Theodore Roosevelt told the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People that he has heard no Klan endorsement of his New York governor candidacy. He said he opposed the Klan in a public speech and that Americanism means judging men as individuals regardless of race or religion.
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Associated Press
New York
Ku Klux Klan
Theodore Roosevelt
National Association For the Advance of Colored People
Roosevelt
Diamonds Valued At 50 000 Robbed From Hotel Room
A Diamond company salesman was robbed of stones valued between fifty and sixty thousand dollars after thieves entered a hotel room in Tulsa Oklahoma. Police noted other cases worth seventy five thousand dollars and a trunk containing gems valued at one hundred fifty thousand dollars were left untouched.
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TU Bk
Okla
Governor McCray Indicted in Indianapolis Eight Counts
Eight indictments totaling 192 counts were returned against Indiana Governor Warren T. McCray by Marion County grand jury after a weeks long probe into his financial affairs. Indictments include embezzlement false pretenses forgery fraud and a false financial statement. Bond set at 25000.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
Marian County Grand Jury
Movie Star Martha Mansfield Dies From Burns
In San Antonio Texas Martha Mansfield a film star died at noon after burns she received on location when a flimsy dress ignited enveloping the lower body in flames. The tragedy occurred yesterday as she worked on a motion picture project in the city.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Martha Mansfield
Burns
Miss Mansfield
Irene Castle Weds Third Time in Chicago
Irene Castle the dancer and Frederick Mc Laughlin a Chicago coffee merchant were married in Chicago on Wednesday evening. The ceremony and details were learned today.
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Irene Castle
Chicago
Frederick McLaughlin
Iowa Forms Child Welfare Commission to Strengthen Laws
Des Moines reports the Iowa child welfare commission will study state laws on children, labor, health, and education to recommend reforms. Led by J. B. Weaver, the panel includes George Cosson and several prominent women reformers. Thirty-two states have similar bodies since 1911.
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Des Moines
Iowa
J. B. Weaver
Iowa Child Welfare Commission
N. E. Kendall
Iowa Conference of Social Workers
General Assembly
Ohio
Theodore
Special Iowa Special Session Quiet in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a calm capital as Iowa prepares for a special session of the General Assembly set to convene next week. No officials or organized preparations are visible, with only minor department changes to accommodate committees. This will be the seventh special session in state history.
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Des Moines
State House
General Assembly
Iowa
Delegates Leave Ottawa After Secret Rum Smuggling Talks
American delegates to the U S Canadian conference on liquor smuggling left Ottawa for Washington after a brief morning meeting. Officials say plans from U S representatives were discussed but the cabinet council report will not be released until action is taken.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ontario
United States
Washington
Cabinet Council
Yeoman Officials Face Insurance Rate Challenge
Six holders of Yeoman fraternal policies filed in Des Moines district court seeking to restrain officers and directors of the Brotherhood of American Yeoman from implementing a new table of insurance rates that would convert fraternal policies into old line policies. They accuse officials of disposing of the company’s assets. The petition does not seek removal of the officials.
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Associated Press
Debs Moines
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Yeoman
Ladies General Store at Ainsworth Raises 220
The United Presbyterian Church women in Ainsworth ran a Legion room general store Tuesday, donating all items for a net 220. Eleven booths were staffed by two women each, with attractions decorated by the workers. Shoppers came from Washington Crawfordsville Columbus Junction and Ainsworth, and nearly every churchwoman helped.
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United Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth
Legion Room
Washington
Crawfordsville
Columbus Junction
Irene Acheson
J. O. Matthews
Ethel Henderson
Doris Hulick
Fugitive Looney Arrested in New Mexico for Dyer Act
John Looney former Rock Island publisher and politician was arrested in Belen New Mexico and will be arraigned before a US commissioner for violating the Dyer Act. He fled Rock Island in 1922 amid indictments for automobile theft and other charges. U S authorities pursue in Albuquerque with local officers to follow.
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Associated Preas
Albuquerque
N. M
John Looney
Rock Island
United States
Santa Fe
Looney
Rio Arriba
Belen
New Mexico
Ill
Davenport
United State
Ben Bell
Clarence Hwdwards
Freedom of Holy See Declared by Vatican Org
Rome reports the Osservatore Romano, Vatican official organ, protests that the Holy See has not abandoned its liberty and independence. The article counters newspapers’ deductions from the visit of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain and rejects any imminent settlement of the Roman question. The statement has caused a sensation in Rome.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Osservatore Romania
Vatican
Holy See
Iits
Alfonso
Victoria
Spain
Wooden Leg Saves Would Be Suicide Attempt In Tacoma
Chas Aldrich a 55 year old laborer out of work felt like a failure and tried to drown himself in Tacoma harbor on Thanksgiving day. A wooden leg kept him afloat and a bridge tender rescued him from the bay.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Chas, Aldrich
Othters
Aldrich
Woman Struck and Killed by Train North of Ames
Mrs. Pevith Reynolds, 70, of Gilbert Iowa was killed instantly last night when struck by a Chicago Northwestern passenger train at Gilbert eight miles north of Ames. She reportedly became confused while crossing the tracks as the train approached.
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Ames
Associated Preas Ames
Pevith Reynolds
Gilbert
Iowa
Here
Kalona Churches Without Regular Pastors This Fall
Rev. John D. Kern preached at Kalona’s annual community Thanksgiving services held at the Methodist church. The event drew a large crowd. Currently no Kalona church has a regular pastor as two ministers have been called but have not yet arrived.
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John D. Kern
Baptist Church
Kalona
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