European Leaders Discuss German Question at San Remo
Paris and San Remo dispatches report Premier Millerand and allied leaders debated Germany’s postwar role. A German note seeking 200000 troops prompted council talks. French premier welcomed U.S. press access while stressing alliance unity. The supreme council approved clauses on the Dardanelles and reviewed Caucasus developments.
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League of Nations
San Remo
Millerand
Alexandre Millerand
United States
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Gereiauno
I i Council
Associated Press
Suc Preme Council
Dardanelles Straits
Caucausus
Mortuary notices for Doxie Lucas Griffin in Iowa notices
Funeral services for Earl Stobert Doxie were held at Waterloo cemetery after dying at his mother Mrs M Price's Des Moines home. Surviving are H A Doxie a brother, Marie Palmlee iscy sister and EK Doxie Charles City. Freda Lucas funeral set for 2 30 pm tomorrow at 429 Logan Ave. Rev J R Macartney officiating with burial at Fairview. Frank Griffin body laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery after services at his mother’s home 146 Dawson Street. Fr Henry Kuester of St Mars church presided.
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Earl RR. Doxte
Earl Stobert Donie
M. Price
Des Moines
Waterloo Cemetery
H. A. Doxie
Marie Palmlee
EK. Doxie
Charles City
Fred Lugas
Freda Lucas
Logan Avenue
Rev
J.R. Macartney
Qurial
Fairview
Prank Griffin
Dawson Street
Frank Griffin
Calvary Cafetery
Henry Kuester
St. Mars’s Church
Western
Bristow
Mendar
Lizzie Hh
Maxine Hardart
Ham Pepurie
Will Stewart
Mila
Jean Largr
RIS Pees Raterail
Lev Erate
Yipmeer
City in Brief Ad Offers Local Updates and Ads
Brief city items report on traffic violations, local visits, college events, freight conditions, and weather disruptions. Notable notes include two speeding tickets, Walter B Brown winning a college half mile, and travel delays due to snow. Advertisements for local services appear amid the items.
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J. J. Brennan
Milsworth
Wis
Ute
J. A. Potter
P. Spracklin
Walterb. Brown
Westlel
Cou College
Hie College
Wes Motes
Jubayne
Local marshal resigns. long service marked by badge glow
John Marshall, elected marshal of Reedsville last fall, faced city council duties and wiring inspections before resigning. The report notes his Milwaukee trip for a second-hand purchase, a fire at the electric plant, and ensuing duties, ending with his decision to step down.
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John Marshall
Reedsville
Milwaukee
Juy
Marshal Marshall
John
Waterloo student earns high honor at university
Clara Webbeking petitions for divorce from Ernest Webbeking after 30 years of marriage. She seeks custody of four minors, $100 monthly alimony, and an injunction to bar him from the home at 2 Lafayette Street while safeguarding belongings and children. Ivan Power Gent at the University of Iowa is elected to honorary medical fraternity. Powers leads the medical department. Cottons retires from California. Cedar Falls man Hanson injured in a morning accident at about 10 a.m.
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Ernest Webbeking
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Lafayette Strat
Ivan Power
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RICHESTS IN SIGHT AND BUBBLE BURST IN OIL DRILLING
A Pennsylvania oil venture reports a huge drill strike yielding a production boom of 2,000,000 feet per day before an unrelated main was hit. The incident caused a gas surge and forced cap of the well as investigators assess the mishap and lost connections.
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T. Pa
Enterprise Vale
Strikers in Jersey City vote to stay idle amid seniority dispute
Jersey City strikers on key railroad jobs vote to remain idle as talks with railroad officials fail to guarantee preserved seniority rights if work resumes. Delegations press for reinstatement terms while Chicago and Washington reports track broader labor tensions and wage demands across the network.
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York
Pamrosch Orchestra
Associated Press
New York
New
York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
France
Hoboken
Hrio
iHoboken
Trie Offi‘cials
Grunau
Chicago
Sata
John Gronan
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
Joliet
L. Grandu
Pacific Coast
Washington, D. C
Railroad Labor Board
Todry By &.E
Cleveland
Kansas City
Columbus
Lingo Enginemen’s Association
Boland
Frank Boland
Labor Board
Mitchell
The
United Enginemen’s Association of Chica
National railway conductors seek new united association
The article notes efforts to organize the non recognized associations and a meeting of committees to perfect a national organization. Dewanda's demand for higher wages was presented to the board by L. J. Sheppard, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors.
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Dewanda
L. J. Sheppard
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Haughn wife testifies cruelty in Worcester divorce case
Mrs. Lilla M. Haughn accuses Sidney Haughn of cruelty claiming he broke the talls of 12 cows, some twice, in a Worcester petition for divorce. The judge reserved his decision. Caillaux death penalty eliminated by French senate court.
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Worcester
Mass
Lilla
M. Haughn
Caillaux
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
High Court of the Senate
Let Him Not Forget This Moment Perfume Sale Parade
In Philadelphia a dramatic perfume sales scene features a mysterious dealer who showcases a bottle titled Let Him Not Forget This Moment. The scene parades with hushed rooms, grand gestures, and hard sell culminating in a single $4.80 purchase of the featured scent amid a carnival of other fragrances.
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Monsieur
Sheriff Haynes Tours Chicago and Hears of a Lost Fare
Taft California sheriff Frank Haynes, touring Chicago, describes wandering State Street Madison Street and South Clark Street without incident. A telegraph office visit yields a note to his wife and a vanished wallet containing $65, while an electrified gas flame heats the scene and illustrates conductor currents.
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Chicago
Frank Haynes
Sherif
Taft
Cal
State Street
Madison
Indiana
Clark Street
Haynes
Influenza's Aftermath Prompts Cure Claim in Ad Note
A testimonial from Mrs. Smith of Everett describes severe influenza lingering weakness and headaches. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, sleep, and appetite, and notes plans to share with her anaemic daughter. The ad invites readers to buy pills or request a free book.
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M. WL. Smith
Walnut Street
Everett
Mrs. Smith
Sleop
Ind
Pinkith
Sella Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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