Beekeeping Wizard Delivers Insight at Iowa Meeting
Father Jagers Jager of Minnesota University wowed the Iowa Beekeepers at Has Sell Lamson Hotel with calls for more experimental data and collaboration. He urged colleges to advance beekeeping science while stressing shared knowledge over selfish gains and predicting a thriving future for bees with cooperation across states.
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Iowa Beekeepers
Father Jager
Owark Lowa
Wisconsin
E. W. Atkins
Lyle
Atkins
Ames
Watertown
Wis
Fred D. Butcher
Kansas Inspection Service
F. B. Paddock
H. E. Roth
Denver
C. ¥. Heisinger
C. A. Spaulding
Des Moines
W. A. Jenkins
Hamburg
a. W._ Stine
Burlington
A. F_. Bonney
Buck Graye
W. S. Walker
Iowa Falls
B. A. Aldrich
Smithland
Cuba President Endorses Anti Tariff Demonstration
Havana on December 16 Associated Press reports that President Segas approved Sunday's demonstration against the Fordner tariff bill. He will review the march from the presidential palace balcony, citing support from the people and urging U.S. action in response to Cuban unity and orderly protest.
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Associated Press
Havana
Seagas
Theommittee
United States
Publishers Fight Bill Proposed to Censor News
Thomas R. Williams of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged publishers to defeat House Bill 6508 which would bar publishing news likely to lead to gambling. He warned it would censor financial reports and even baseball scores, calling for a demonstration before the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington on January 10.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Thomas R. Williams
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Asell
Williams
Senate Judiciary Committee
Smiles and Kinks From Today’s Wires
United Press dispatches report domestic disputes in Cleveland and a public transportation mishap, plus a Chicago divorce hearing moment, and a bank robbery in Panama. The cash loss totals 31 000 as bandits shoot the cashier, while a motorman’s delay delays a streetcar for a kitten procession.
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Panama
Jack
Jack Williams
Hangings Hearings Slated for Tuesday
Special senate committee investigating charges by Sen Watson of illegal hangings in the AKEF decided to resume hearings Tuesday. The panel reviewed about 1060 witness names and selected many to testify, in Washington D C. December 16.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Watson
Georgia
A. KE. F
Congressman Elston Dies After Political Strain in Potomac
In Alameda opposition fears over a proposed naval base and the strain of congressional duties are linked to the death of Representative J. A. Elston of California. Elston's body was found in the Potomac after his coat and hat were found on shore with a note saying he faced ruin. The House adjourned out of respect to his memory.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Bee
Congress
Alameda
Calif
J. A. Elston
California
Elston
Potomac River
Elaton
Wife Divorces Him After Washing His Hoofs Five Years
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Katherine Renne of Janesville Wisconsin testified before Judge Grimm that for five years she washed her husband George's feet as a household duty. The court granted a divorce noting that these were not biblical times for such service.
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Associated Pf
Chicago
Katherine Renne
Janesville
Wis
Grimm
George
Congress updates on trade bill and railroad valuation
Senate Reed of Missouri continues attack on four power treaty while finance committee pursues hearings on the China trading bill. House set to vote on Russian alleged issues as interstate commerce committee weighs railroad valuation measures.
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Congress
United Press
Senate
Enator Reed
Missouri
Finance Committee
HOUSE
Interstate Commerce
President Seeks Settlement on Foreign Loans Debts
An article outlines options for handling foreign debts including wholesale cancellation under conditions. It argues for decisive action by trusted leadership to adjust these debts for national and global benefit, noting political and diplomatic factors and the need for prompt resolution.
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Page One
America
New York Evening Pest
Bank Bandit Near Death Involves Two Citizens
Davenport Iowa December 16 Harry Hamilton the bank bandit wounded when his partner Roy Purple was killed during the Stockmen s Savings Bank robbery at Long Grove remains between life and death in a local hospital. He has made a sensational statement implicating two well known citizens but the sheriff county attorney and others familiar with the case dispute its accuracy. Hamilton a former Davenport policeman and former editor of the Rock Island News is at the center of the dispute.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Harry Hamilton
Roy Purple
Long Grove
Hamilton
Sherif
Rock Island News
Prosecution Closes Burch Case Evidence
Los Angeles dispatch notes no session today in the trial of Arthur C. Burch for the murder of J Belton Kennedy. The court adjourned until Monday after the prosecution closed its case and reserved the right to call a witness delayed by illness.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Battle Creek Votes to Keep Street Cars
Residents of Battle Creek Michigan voted in favor of street cars at the street car jitney election. Jitneys will be eliminated on all streets with car lines. The election was financed by the street car company, which planned to stop operation if voters favored jitneys.
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United Press
Battle Creek
Mich
Dee
Street Car Company
Six Defendants Face Liquor Injunctions
Injunction suits filed against six men indicted on liquor nuisance charges. Hearing set for December 20. Action filed by Walter R. French county attorney. Defendants targeted include Herbert Austin Chris Jens Tack Reinstein Mike Thresher Ed Sawyer and Mrs E L Smith to forbid manufacture and sale of liquor.
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Walter R
French County
Herbert Austin
Chris Jens
Tack Reinstein
Mike Thresher
Ed Sawyer
E. L. Smith
Warrants Issued for Ringleaders of Amazon Army
Pittsburg Kan Dec 16 National guardsmen patrolled the Kansas coal field as state officials prepared warrants connected with strike disorders that disrupted the region. Richard J Hopkins state attorney general and C A Burnett Crawford county prosecuting attorney studied evidence. Three warrants had been issued for assault and battery and disturbing the peace with female strike leaders targeted. Some miners returned to work at larger mines including Jeubrah Coal and Coke Co. and unionists had earlier urged work stoppages.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Richard J. Hopkins
C. A. Burnett
Crawford County
Burnett
Meraphier
International Union
Jeubrah Coal & Coke Co
France Weighs Plan to Disarm Navies at Conference
France hints at abolition of submarines and aims to push the submarine issue at the arms conference open session. Britain says its acceptance of the 6-5-3 ratio is not contingent on abolishing submarines, arguing that submarine use is a world policy concern while tonnage apportionment is a technical detail.
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Ballfour
Great Britain
Lorenz Opens Public Clinic for Cripples
New York December 16 Dr Adolfa Lorenz the Austrian surgeon opened a public clinic under health department supervision The clinic will be directed by Dr Jacob Sonbel and will examine about 60 cases daily Lorenz will dictate recommendations to a stenographer and mail them to relatives of examined patients The state health authorities require a license for running clinics and the opening was championed by Dr Royal Copeland health commissioner
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Associated Press
New York
Adolfa Lorenz
Health Department
Jacob Sonbel
Lorenz
State Department of Education
Royal $. Copeland
Baby Saved From Three-Story Fall In Wichita Parade
An 18 month old girl Wanda Mulder fell three stories onto a concrete pavement during a Wichita circus parade but landed in the lap of a seated woman Mrs T A Duval who had no injury. The child escaped serious harm thanks to the quick catch and a screen pad. The dramatic fall occurred as a calliope music stirred the youngster into leaping from guards.
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Feli
Wichita
Wanda Mulky
F. S. Mulder
T.A. Duval
Calliope
Waterloo Police Chief Halford Young Resigns Amid Defense
Halford Young resigns as Waterloo chief of police after serving since April 16 1920. He defends his record claiming higher arrests and convictions for vice and liquor offenses, praises cooperation with officials, and questions warrants against him while criticizing former county attorney Wenner. The resignation takes effect the next morning.
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Halford Young
N. W. Frisbie
A. E.gnay
Chief Young
Publi
Poticn
Young
Ieriabfe
Waterbade
Waterloo
Mie
Sheriff's Office
Prohibition
Li. J. Wenner
W. R. French
H. T V. Wagner
M_ jHealy
United States
Rc, Adams
Messrs. Stoner
Hixby
Parsons
Wenner
JL Wenner
Iowa
Mos
Resigned Police Chief's Bold Vindication Letter
A lengthy statement defends a police chief facing accusations, detailing raids, investigations, and alleged misconduct by others. The author contends records show frequent raids, denies camouflage or deceit, and asserts whistleblower-like claims about evidence and fairness. The letter urges public vindication and references December 16, 1970.
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O'Connor
Publishers Fight
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Cleveland
Felix Colin
Ernest E. Breaks
Potomac
Burch
Amazon Army
France
Ilorenz
Forcs
Omade
Police Department
Mr. Frisbie
Nhs Ooi
Borah
Europe
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Brunswick Records
SATHS
East Fourth Street
B. W. Schuneman
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