Self rule claims of India and others told to 10 senators
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard claims for self-government from India Tuvalu Estonia Livonia and others. Hindu groups led by D F Malone argued the peace treaty preserves imperialism. Britain was accused of selfishly blocking Indian self-determination and refusing to let Indians choose signatories. Martial law and executions followed post armistice coercion laws.
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India
Washington, D. C
Tuania
Esthemia
Livonia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
D. F. Malone
New York
Britain
Matone
Mid-European Association
Ameri
Germany
Russia
Arbitration Notice to Be Served on Waterloo Company
Gov. Harding will serve notice to appoint a representative to the three member arbitration board for the Waterloo Gasoline Engine company, as Burr Brown reports from Des Moines. If the company fails to appoint, the governor will name an employer member. firing employees will pick one, and those two will select the third. Other manufacturers may follow if this one balks.
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Gov. Harding
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Waterloo
Burr Brown
Des Moines
Brown
J. T. Sullivan
Warianta
Cedar Valley Fair to Build Two More Exhibition Buildings
Cedar Falls Aug 29 Special The Cedar Valley district fair has swine and cattle exhibits exceeding expectations prompting trustees to vote at noon to build two additional buildings. Construction began this afternoon to be ready for Monday opening. Cattle already on grounds lack proper accommodations.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Alien Soldiers to Have Easy Access to U S Citizenship
Alien service members may gain expedited naturalization through streamlined procedures. The proposal outlines eligibility tied to military service and wartime deployment, with faster processing upon return and completion of required naturalization steps.
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U.S
Lets and Fisk Reach Golf Finals in Western Association
Mrs Letts and Mrs Fisk clinched spots in the Western Association women’s golf finals after semi final matches. Letts, a two time western champion, defeated Miss Dorothy Wisden on the thirteenth green in 18 holes. Fisk overcame Mrs Turold Facirman in straight sets, advancing to tomorrow’s championship.
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Chamnion Nf
Roth
Letts
Mise
Dorothy Wisden
Chicago
Fisk
Turold Facirman
Serra
DUVUDLE TILING DANGER IN TREATY FORECAST BY KNOX
A chaotic late night call spurred police to Monroe street as officers raced to prevent auto theft. Despite swift response, the would be thieves escaped, leaving owner Ray Buzzard shaken at 27 Monroe. Separate report notes loss of a folder with two hundred dollars and a liberty bond. Senator Knox discusses Versailles treaty and peace prospects with emphasis on great powers. The piece frames truce versus treaty and comments on German restitution and territorial changes. A brief marriage license list and a tennis match result are also included in the section.
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East Nashel
Wren
Jensen
Walker
Stalker
Denniston
Venable
Johnson
Byreb
Sergi
Collins
Monroe Street
Ray Buzzard
John
E. N. Horns
Horns Drug Company
League
Shantung
Knox
United
Jpower
Hilo
Germany
France
Versailles
Canadians Invited to Dairy Cattle Congress Sept 22 23
Gov W O Harding of Ontario will attend the Dairy Cattle Congress on Sept 22 with Canadian leaders invited to the event. Invitations target prominent agricultural figures from Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and other provinces, including premiers and ministers, with Manitoba officials and several expositions represented in Edmonton Regina Saskatoon Calgary and Winnipeg.
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W. O. Harding
Iiona
Wil
Canada
T. C. Norris
Manitoba
Waterloo
J. H. Evans
T. (. Norris
Lettz
W. Po West
Edmiunton
Edmonton
OL Stale
Brandon
GB. Patton
Regina
SaskTon
C.f
Saskatoon
Sas Evins
A Ture
Winnipeg
Pm. Martin
Reetna
Ho C
Maren
Riderkin
Mana-Ger
Labor Situation Remains Unchanged by Publics Attitude
Report notes no shift in manufacturers stance on labor troubles at 13 factories including three laundries. Workers quit over demands such as collective bargaining and a "closed shop" as arbitration proceeded.
Arbitration claims in Iowa dispute over wage policy
The text says arbitration was not suitable for the employers as changes in policy could force factory closures and wage scales were not to be arbitrated. Lawyers claim Iowa law requires employer assent for arbitration to bind, referencing Benefit dance Co. sale notices and Saturday event.
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Iowa
Migratory Hubby Is Sought in Domestic Relations Case
Mrs. Gladys Redd asks Chicago court to locate Russell William Redd, a peripatetic husband who has spent 14 consecutive dates away from home in six years of marriage. She alleges unpaid rent and reveals items she found, including a lock of blonde hair, theater tickets, and hairpins, after discovering him at a West Harrison candy factory and at Oak Park住所.
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Chicago
Court of Domestic Relations
Russell William Redd
Gladys Redd
Golf
West Harrison and
South May Streets
Insane Mother Kills Two Daughters With Hammer
Mrs William Stalnaker a 47 year old rail road engineer wife suddenly went insane and beat to death her daughters Mildred 15 and Mary 6 with a hammer then attacked Grace 18 who held an infant sister before a neighbor subdued her. Also notes about store addition at Frank Bros and a benefit dance at armory with details.
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Associated Press
Luckhannon
W. Va
Ang
William Stalnaker
Mildred
Mary
Grace
Boxer dies after prize fight in Atlantic City ring
Frank Heifling of Wilkes Barre Pa died at Atlantic City hospital from injuries suffered in a prize fight last night. His opponent K O Circus of Pittsburgh was jailed without bail. Referee Ban Lewis faced bail in the case and the outcome prompted ongoing inquiries into the incident surrounding the match and the Austrian treaty context noted in dispatches.
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RING
Atlantic City
Frank Heifling
Wilkenbarre
K. O. Circus
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Paris
Rey
Heisling
John
Special on Smoked Meats and Canned Goods
Retail ad outlines specials on smoked meats sugar cured picnic hams and bacon at reduced per pound prices, plus laundry soap soap bars soft goods and a wide range of canned milk fruits and preserves. Highlights include sugar cured bacon 40 cents per pound and assorted milks from Borden Libby Carnation and Wilsons. Also offers jelly crackers mustard and syrup with price markdowns for winter stock.
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C. VY. Fair
Mrs. Letts
Mrs. Fisk
Mickie
Ralph M. Feutsch
Mancheste
Elsie E. Boone
Manchester
Virge Roby
Estella Berry
Garland
Brooks
Forest Hilla. N
Charles S. Garland
Flattsburgh
Norman EB. Brooks
Australia
Cnuefil Dance Co
Artory
WIII
KH. Werner
Frank Bros
J. G. Ralston
QAM Frank Clothiers
E.fourth Street
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Hamburg
Q&e
Swift
Ria
Ft’s Pride
Japan
Armour
Campbell’s
Eureka Brand
Sal
Alaska
Salmon
Borden’s
Carnation
Armour’s
Wilson’ S Milk
Wilson’s
van Camp
Rae Oy
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