Briand’s Inflation Policy Wins French Vote of Confidence
Paris reports Premier Briand's new cabinet secured its first victory as Parliament backed the inflation program. The measure authorizes 6.0 billion francs from the Bank of France to the government and 7.5 billion francs in paper issues, with the overall bill passing 257 to 29 in confidence votes.
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Paris
API
Briand
Grd
Chamber of Steputies
Premler
Bank of France
Brland
Pinance
Loucheur Wes Tel
Senate
Fitanea
Denwmergue
Chamber
Députies
Bokanowski
Sion
France
Lsremier Briand
Berénger
Yobby Arbile
Governors Hammill and Lowden Attend Cedar Falls Conference
Governors Hammill and Lowden arrive in Cedar Falls for the ninth annual consolidated school and normal training conference. They will speak at tonight’s session and attend a luncheon hosted by the Cedar Falls Commercial club. Harvey Ingham and other state figures are listed among expected guests. The educational conference opened this morning with remarks by Homer H. Seerley and others.
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Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Regster
E Hammill
Lowden
Teachers College
Hammilll
United States
Waterloo
Chicago
Sinnissippi Film
Oregon
Macy Campbell
Department of Rural Education
Homer H. Seerley
College
Sharles E. Hearst
Own Farm Bureau Federation
B. J. Moore
Kari Hanson
Clark W. Brown
la Porte City
Tamar
Clinton
Hamitt
Hammitt
Chicago Great Western
Cedar Falls
JR. Newman
George
Hearst Addresses Iowa Teachers on Agricultural Futures
Hearst urges protection for agriculture and expansion of cooperative marketing at the Iowa teachers conference. He calls for farm studies in schools and intelligent public understanding. ISU President Hamer Lacy discusses the importance of personal acquaintance for leadership and civic progress. Former Governor Lowden and Jobo Hommill referenced.
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Business Vlen i
Ray Ge Eggert
Herbert M. Reed
Frank Fowier
J.C. Hart- Wood
Arch McFarlane
George Pike
PF. Bfarwell
Wirt Hoxie
Wars Dettner
Andrew Hanyon
Hearst
America
Charles B. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa Consolidated Schools
State “Teachers College
Jivarst
Hamer IV
5Ley
Iowa State Teachers College
Bech Tel Company vs Black Hawk County Board
Judge E A B Stiles sustains the county demurrer in a Davenport case over 310000 damages for alleged breach of contract. The contract for selling bonds from drainage districts predates district establishment by months. districts were created in 19 yet, with bonds authorized later.
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E. AB. Stiles
George M. Bechtél Companys
Davenport
Black Hawk
Antil
Zeto
Mason City to Enforce Local Smoke Ordinance
Mason City officials prepare enforcement of the city smoke ordinance. Notices have been sent to firms not complying urging abatement of the nuisance. A $100 fine is provided for visitors.
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Mason City
Agnes Samuelson Nominated for State Superintendent
A rally at the convention endorses Agnes Samuelson for Iowa state superintendent of instruction. Samuelson, former Page County superintendent and longtime Extension Department staff at Iowa State Teachers College, advocates consolidated schools and wide classroom leadership.
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Agnes Samuelson
Cedar
Conralidated Schools Conference
Miss Samuelson
Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Short Skirts Trigger Epidemic of Knee Aches in London
London dispatch says doctors report an epidemic of shortskirt influenza as fashionable young women suffer knee and hip pains in bad weather. They are urged to wear knickers for warmth to prevent rheumatic distress and carditis.
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London
Egyptians Propose California Style Roads For Egypt
Mohammed Hassaan and Abdul Malek, Egyptian engineers, propose duplicating California's concrete road system in Egypt. After two months in California evaluating 7,060 miles of highways, they seek government approval to build a Cairo to Assouan expressway to spur upper Egypt’s development.
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San Francisco
Gal
California
Mohammed Hassaan
Abdul Malek
Cairo
Assouan
Upper
Egypt
Nile
Electric locomotive tops steam power in Rockdale tug of war
An electric locomotive weighing 21 000 pounds defeated two steam engines totaling 61 700 pounds in a tug of war at Rockdale. The race ended with the electric engine slowly hauling the steam rivals up a 2 percent grade as sparks flew from the steam wheels. Engineers attributed the victory to subsecond timing differences in the steam cylinders.
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Smittle
Wash
Rockdale
Fear
Aetiie
Congress to Expand Civil Aeronautics Authority Power
Washington reports that legislation is being prepared to create a bureau of civil aeronautics in the department of commerce and widen government support for aviation. Senator Bingham will introduce a bill expanding federal aid beyond prior proposals while the House plans a companion measure. The board favors coordinated cross‑department aviation but rejects a national defense department and a unified air service.
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Washington
President's Air Board
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Bingham
Republican
Connecticut
Coalidee
Elgit
Chaleman Parker
Commerce Committees
War and Navy Departments
United States
Army
Navy
Department of National Defense
Wn Unified Air Service
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
General Staff
Arimy
Nentral
Naval Aviation
Chief of Naval Operations
Bureau of Navigation
Washington, D.C
Morrow Board
House Aircraft Committee
Congress
Howse Committee
Morrow Commission
Morrow
Mitchell
Prospect Finds 44 Ounce Nugget in Alaska
Excitement rose as T. B. Nelson, a prospector, found a 44 ounce gold nugget on the Wantishna river about 60 miles west of Kojo. Valued at $131, the find marks the season's third notable strike after a pair of early grubstake spends.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Dee
T. B. Nelson
Nelson
Wantishna River
Kojo
Prank Call Heir Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Two year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Call of F318 Avalon Avenue died at 2 am today at the family home from pneumonia after a brief illness. The family came to Waterloo from Oelwein three years ago. Parents survive. Body at Kearns Mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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LA Verse
Aly
Frank J. Call
Avalon Avenue
Waterloo
Oelwein
Kearns Mortiary
Witness Claims Driver Abandoned Friends in Prohibition Case
In Des Moines on December 3 AP reports defense counsel challenged W. D. Hunner, vice president of Des Moines Drug, about abandoning allies after a carload alcohol shipment from Peoria. Prosecutors had Hunner testify outlining the deal while his associates held funds and stock at various points in Des Moines and Peoria.
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Des Moines
W. D. Hunner
Peoria
Hunnel
Des Moines Drug Company
Edefendants
H. F. Schaller
Frank W.berg
Hannel
Kipling Stricken by Pneumonia at Burwash Home
Noted writer Rudyard Kipling remains ill with double pneumonia at his Burwash Sussex home. Lord Dawson, physician to King George, called in to consult as Kipling’s condition is described as anxious but not dangerous. He developed bronchitis to pneumonia after exposure in shirt sleeves during cold weather.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Burwash
Sussex
Lord Dawson
King George
Kipling
Tag Day Saturday to Close Christmas Seal Sales Here
Postmaster Ray C. Eggert reminds that Christmas seals may be placed on packages but not on the face of letters. Seals should go on the back to avoid confusion for postal workers. Mrs. T. C. Menges, campaign chair, says sales exceed expectations as schools request more seals. the campaign here closes with a tag day Saturday.
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Ray C. Eggert
T. C. Menges
Herbert Suining Entered For Operation
Herbert Suining, injured when a runaway at his Waterloo farm last Saturday, was brought to Presbyterian Hospital and underwent an operation to set a broken right forearm. A second item notes Wilford Ferguson, alleged to have committed a statutory offense at Toledo, Ia., arrested in Chicago.
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Herbert Shining
Waterloo
Resbyterian Hospital
Des Moines
Der
Wilford Ferguson
Toledo
Chicago
Fear of Scolding Drove Woman to Turn Bank Bandit
Sioux Falls reports Mrs Catherine Rogers robbed the First State Bank of Renougt after fearing a scolding from her husband over a $190 overdraft. Police say daughter Zera, 19, also in jail on robbery charges. the family was reportedly in fair financial condition last summer before the incident.
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Sioux Falls
Catherine Rogers
First State Bank of
Renougt
Credit Corporations to Loan Farmers on Cribbed Corn Only
Des Moines officials outline new national agricultural credit corporations to secure loans with cribbed corn. John Hogan of Des Moines National Bank says loans up to 2.5 million per agency will begin next week with notes indorsed to the Federal Intermediate Bank at Omaha.
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Des Moines
John Hogan
Des Moines National Bank
State de Batement of Agriculture
National Agricultural Credit Corporations
Drogan
Fort Dodge
Federal Intermediate Bank
Omaha
France Seeks Quick Start in War Debt Talks
France officially informed the United States it desires to resume negotiations on its $4.009 billion war debt at the earliest practicable moment. Ambassador Daeschner, soon to be replaced by Henri Berenger, conveyed to Secretary Mellon that the new Briand government will reopen the parleys.
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Washington, D. C
INS
France
United States
Daeschner
Henri Berenger
Treasury
Mellon
Briand
Court disturbance during annulment summation
In White Plains New York on December 3 George Jones father of Alice Beatrice Jones faced Tynac N Mills Rhine lander counsel who called him a taxicab driver during closing remarks before the jury over an attempted marriage annulment involving Rhine lander and Leonard Kip.
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White Plains
George Jones
Mulatio
Alice Beatrice “Jonus
Whon
Leonard Kip Ihinelander
Tynac N. Mills
Rhinelander
Jones
Brig. Gen. Castner Ordered to China
Brig. Gen. Joseph G. Castner, then commanding the First Cavalry Division at Fort Bliss, Texas, was relieved and ordered to proceed to China to command all American military forces in the Orient. He succeeds Maj. Gen. William D. Connor, who returns to the United States.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Joseph GC. Castner
First Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Teslas
China
Orient
Wiliam D. Connor
States
Boy Confesses Fatal Injury to Mother in Portland Incident
A nine year old boy named Franke Thomas confessed today in Portland Oregon to fatally striking his mother during an assault last night. The case involves a child witness and an alleged crime carried out near his father's residence. The details indicate a public safety incident under investigation with the youth’s statement recorded.
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Portland, Ors
Des
INS
Frank
E Thomas
Larsen Chosen Sealer for Grain Warehouse Board
Black Hawk county grain warehouse board, formed at the courthouse, names A. G. Larsen Cedar Falls as official sealer. Board members S. C. Smalling W. D. Strayer Roy Porter D. S. Seiple John Schmidt H E Benarden and Floyd George are all farmers. Sealer inspects grain and warehouse, seals bins, issues four receipts, and enables borrowing against stored grain. Local and state agriculture officials have certified the board.
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Black Hawk County
Erain
S. C. Smalling
W.D. Strayer
Roy Porter
D. S. Seiple
John Schmidt
Benarden
Floyd George
Court House
A. G. Larsen
Larsen
Oe Smalling
Smalling
Messrs
Strayer
Porter
State Secretary of Agriculture
Former East High Boy Talks to Lions on Navy Trip
A East High alumnus, Patterson, fresh from a 7,000 mile U S fleet cruise from San Francisco to Australia, spoke at a Lions Club luncheon in Black's tearoom. He serves in the Navy radio department aboard the battleship Decatur and plans to rejoin before leave ends. Patterson described Australia as large in area with a small population and noted strong immigration concerns.
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East High
Navy
Lions Club
Black’s
U. S
San Francisco
Sam Patterson
Hast High
Decatur
Patterson
Dirs
Haugh Patterson
Fowler Street
Australia
United States
Nurse, Head Nearly Cut Off in Hospital Attack
Aan Roetde, 21, a nurse at a Vancouver hospital, survived a razor attack by Benito Pasqual, who then cut his own throat. Roetde sustained severe neck injuries to major arteries but her windpipe remained intact and she fights for life.
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Vancouver
B. C
INS
Aan Roetde
Ihe
Benito Pasquale
Champ Steer Sells For Banquet At Four Thousand Six Hundred Eighty
1560 pound grand champion of the International Livestock Show was auctioned for 4680 dollars to Armour & Co. The steer will be served as a banquet at the Biltmore hotel in New York. The sale set a record price for a steer and the animal belonged to Town State College at Ames.
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Herbert Hartley
Leviathan
Reed Seioot
American Debt Commission
France
Lemaitre
Mitchelfield
N. Y
Chicago
Armour & Co
Biltmore
New York
Town State College
Aames
Sioux City School Kids Bank $141 403 Total
Public school children in Sioux City through their school savings plan hold in Sioux City banks a combined balance of $141 403, up $28 777 from the start of the school year. Hazleton maker J A Cine receives a silver medal from the National Creamery Association for a creamery exhibit. Geneseo Township Farm Bureau to meet December 3 with county agent presenting motion pictures.
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Sioux City
Hazleton
J. A. Cine
Hazseton Co-operative Creamery
National Creamery Association
Bulter
Geneseo Merting
Geneseo Township Farm Bureau
Fire alarms at W P Robinson residence due to overheated furnace
An overheated furnace triggered a fire alarm at 9 a m today at the home of W P Robinson 222 Eighth Sire East There was no damage Insurance note by Hernan C Miller with phone 240 included in the ad
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W. P. Robinson
East
Four Hundred Attend Good Roads Meeting
Deg Motnas reports over 400 delegates from all Iowa sections gathered at the Iowa Good Roads Association convention to discuss road policy and maintenance. Prominent road officials including Fred R. White and Frank T. Sheets outlined state highway workings and Illinois concrete highway progress, with John F. Q. Rue slated for the presidency as the convention’s finale.
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Deg Motnas
Iowa
Towa
Towa Good Roads Association
Assembly of
Fred R. White
Iowa Highway Commission
Frank T. Sheets
Ullincois Highway Commission
Two Cruisers at Arica Face Serious Crisis
Washington December 3 AP Two American warships are at Arica Chile as Gen Pershing heads the Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission. The cruiser Denver arrived yesterday to relieve the Rochester on duty there. Officials said no public reply to Chilean accusations would be issued by the State Department, but by Gen Pershing.
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Washington
Arica
Chile
Pershing
Tacna-Arica
Denver
Navy Department
South American
Rochester
Courtmartial Hears Officer Account of Shenandoah Wreck
The Army court martial in Washington heard Lieut. Col. Charles E. Rosendahl describe details of the Shenandoah wreck during its total midwest fight. He testified as a prosecution witness as the trial examined alleged incompetence and negligence in defending the nation.
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Washington, D.C
Mitchell
Shenandoah
Navy Court
Dougie
Sherandoah
Army Court
Charles E. Rosendahl
Shanandoah
Midwest
Promises Arrest of 2 Youthful Bank Bandits
Des Moines reports two masked youths who tried to rob the First National bank at Diggenal will be in custody within 48 hours, per James Risden head of the state bureau of investigation. The getaway auto was found near Cres ton, with a second vehicle used to flee.
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Des Moines
First National Bank
Diggenal
James 8. Risden
State Bureau of Investigation
Creston
Risden
J P Arrests Himself and Pays $10 Fine
William Wade justice of the peace in Woodward Iowa placed himself under arrest arraigned himself and pleaded guilty to two violations of state game laws He fined himself ten dollars and paid the fine to the county treasurer on December 3.
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Woodward, Ia
William Wade
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