U S Policy Shifts on Exports and Banking Postwar
President Wilson argues against expanding government financing of private business and urges banks to rely on private capital for exports. He notes Europe's demand recovery but warns that state-backed credit would delay a return to normal markets. Private institutions should lead, with government backing limited to essential securities.
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Europa
Europe
Warnance Corporation
Sovern Trent
yes&Ve
Sige
Uth
Tam
A.ted
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Argentina and United States Toast Friendship in Buenos Aires
At a Buenos Aires banquet Senor Torello and Bainbridge Colby praised Am erican Argentine friendship. Colby noted open talks and disinterested spokesmen as antidotes to propaganda while Torello recalled wartime courtesies and mission ties.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
United States
Wilson
Irigoyen
Senor Torello
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Brazil
Uruguay
Senor Toreiro
Rivadavia
Argentina
la Epoca
South America
North American
la Epes
League of Nations
Slemp Cabinet Appointment Tepid Rally Planned
Southern leaders formerly under Congressman C Bas Slemp's influence during the national policy campaign will meet in Bristol on Saturday to urge Mr Slemp's appointment to a cabinet post in the President elects administration. The gathering is called by Charles Raleigh, Ninth Virginia secret committee chairman, to push for the portfolio.
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Associated Press
Bristol
Tern
C. Basa Slemp
Polic Ut
Roise Mr. Stemp
Charles Raleton
Virginia
Serrct
Steel Offers Men Shares at 81 1 3 on NYSE
United States Steel today announced the price at which its shares may be purchased, set at 81 1 3 per share. The offer compares with 106 earlier, as 56,090 to 910 shares were available previously. The stock opened on the exchange this morning at 81 1 3.
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Associated Loess
New York
United of Steel Corporation
Expose D Annu nzo in Anarchist Plot
United Press dispatch from Milan reports details of an alleged D Annu nzo anarchist plot to destroy industrial plants before Dec 26. Several former D Annu nzo officers and anarchists were arrested as Italian regulars marched against Fiume. Large quantities of explosives were confiscated.
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United Press
Milan
Italy
D'Annunzio
Theatres in New York Cut Top Ticket Price
Sam H. Harris announces New York theatres will set the top price at 2.50 dollars instead of 3.00 starting tonight. He hopes other managers will adopt the change across the producing firms.
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New York Theatres
Associated Prosa
New York
Sam H. Harris
Producing Managers' Association
Harris
Hughes Named Secretary of State in Harding Cabinet
The report lists potential cabinet choices for President Harding. Charles E. Hughes is cited as secretary of state, with Dawes at treasury. Daugherty’s appointment as attorney general is debated, alongside possible picks Weeks Sutherland Hert and Hays for other posts.
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Harding
Senate
Daugherty
Daughertys
Hughes
Dawes
Republican Party
George Sutherland
Utah
Sutherland
Weeks
Massachusetts
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
A. T. Hert
Hert
Department of Commerce
Will Hays
Hays
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of State
New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ford Finds No Fame in Furnishing Fords Free to Ford Force
Detroit January 3 Henry Ford refused to move the workers off street cars by February 1. Several thousand Ford employees gathered at the plant with lunches to discuss using idle plant space to build cars for themselves and families. Leadership failed, crowd returned home as police guarded the plant against possible trouble. The circular cited Ford’s desire to help the other fellow.
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Ford
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Youth on Trial for Gol's Brutal Murder
Albert Elis, 23, goes on trial in circuit court for murder in the first degree in the death of Edna Ellis, 18, whose mutilated body was found near her home after she was stabbed and her throat cut in a fatal struggle over a weapon. The victim's mother, Mrs. Marie Ellis, said Elis had threatened her daughter.
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Associated Press
St.uis
Albert Elis
Edna Ellis
Marie Ellis
Ellis
Offer Nonpartisans Legislature Divide in North Dakota
In Bismarck on January 3, independents from North Dakota’s legislature formed a plan to seek cooperation with Nonpartisans at the upcoming session. A two member committee would approach league members to secure a fair chairmanship split and equal executive participation, aiming to break potential deadlock with a near stalemate between factions.
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Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
Independent
North Dakota
Reague
Seasion
League
Independents
Senate
House
Good May Resign From Congress to Practice Law
Washington Jan. 3 James W Good Cedar Rapids Iowa plans to resign his seat and the chairmanship of the appropriations committee to join a Chicago law firm at a large salary. He denies a resignation this session but supports the budget reform bearing his name, which Harding backs. A resignation would trigger a fight for the chairmanship with Minnesota's Charles R Davis and Illinois's Martin Madden as rivals.
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Waahin
Waterloo
Avennue Courier
Washington, D. C
Altho
James W. Good
Cedar Rapids
House
Chicago
Congress
Good
Harding
Appropriations Committee
Charles R. Davis
Minnesota
Martin Madden
Illinois
Realistic Painting Frightens Midnight Marauder From Loot
A burglar looted the Cresmer home in Glencoe and placed valuables in a sack. Mrs. Cresmer turned on a light revealing a life size painting of a monstrous figure, which reflected in a mirror and spooked the thief. The thief fled, leaving the silver plate and jewels behind.
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Associated
Tress
Chicago
Frank Duveneck
William T. Cresmer
Glencoe
State Funeral for Bethmann Hollweg
Berlin date January 3 state honors were planned for Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg former German chancellor who died Saturday night after a brief illness. Bethmann Hollweg became chancellor in 1909 and was nicknamed the vaccinating chancellor. His resignation followed his stance against unrestricted submarine warfare.
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United Press
Berlin
Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg
Bethmann Hollweg
Phkomonia
Germany
Indians Sympathize With Sinn Fein and Sinn Fein Leaders
In Allahabad on Jan 3 the nationalist Indian congress at Nagpur urged boycotts of European made goods and opposed the Duke of Connaught set for an official visit. Resolutions expressed sympathy with Sinn Fein and honored Terence MacSwiney.
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United Press
Allahabad
India
Duke of Connaught
Indian Congress
Nagpur
Sinn Fein
Terence MacSwiney
Constantine to Name New Prime Minister After Rhallis Resigns
King Constantine will choose a new premier after Georgi Rhallis announced his resignation due to ill health. The king was confined to the palace with a slight bronchial attack today.
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United Press
Athens
Constantine
Georgi Rhallis
Offers Bill to Save Sick Man's Whisky
Washington January 3. A bill by Representative Ware Republican Pennsylvania would ban manufacture and sale of medicinal whisky with less than 45 percent alcohol designed to prevent doctors from adulterating the sick man's liquor. The measure targets adulterated spirits used for medical purposes and seeks to standardize strength.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ware
Republican
Pennsylvania
Old Board of Trade Head Battles Capper
Joseph Griffin was elected president of the Chicago Board of Trade, succeeding Leslie E. Gates. Griffin had previously held the presidency in 1926 and 1917, while Gates departed for Washington amid a fight over Senator Capper's bill to regulate the board's operations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph
Lt. Bache
New York
Chicago, Board of Trade
Leslie E. Gatee
Griffin
Gates
Washington
Capper
New Year's Day Big for Waterloo Theatres
New Year’s Day drew record attendance in Waterloo with all theatres and many venues at capacity. The Strand Crystal Plaza Palace Garden and Columbia filled both matinee and evening shows as managers cite total crowds above 16 000 locals and tens of thousands holiday revelers.
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Waterloo
New Strand
Charles McGuire
The
Crystal
Alexander Frank
Plaza
Palace
Garden
Columbia
United Theatre
Waterloo Theatre
Pat White
Lincoln Grant Lewis Dies At 67 In Detroit
United Press Leased Wire report says Lincoln Grant Lewis longtime general passenger and ticket agent for the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation company died in Harper hospital Detroit from uremic poisoning. He was 67.
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United Press
Detroit
Lincoln
Grant Lewis
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Harper Hospital
Spanish steamer Santa Isabel wrecked near Salera island
Villagarcia Spain January 2 reports say the Spanish steamer Santa Isabel was wrecked on Salera island near here with considerable loss of life.
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Associated Press
Villagarcia
Spain
Santa Isabel
Salera
Borah Disarmament Resolution Faces Senate Panel
Washington January 3 senators debate Borah disarmament plan calling for limits on naval building by the United States Great Britain and Japan. Admiral Koontz outlines Japan Britain and France plans while opposition argues for a strong navy to protect commerce and world balance.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Borah
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
Ralph H. Turner
United Press Star
Washington, D C
Admiral Koontz
Great
Britain
War Department
Koontz
Wilson
State Department
Senate
Congress
General Board of the Navy
Orby Press
Daniels
Nerve and optimism, Lichty urges cure for blues
George H. Lichty told Rotary luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson that a mix of nerve and safe optimism helps beat a gloomy business mood. He cited price declines since May, fed by Washington dispatches and tightening by federal reserve banks, and urged inventory cost based adjustments to stabilize conditions.
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Gus
George HB. Lichty
Rotary
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Mr. Lichty
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve
Lichty
Federal Reserve Board
Farmer Morrell Hamlin Dies of Heart Disease
Morrell Hamlin a well known farmer and stock raiser in this part of the state died at his home in Ryan Iowa from heart disease. He passed away last night according to Associated Press dispatch.
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Ryan Farmer
Associated Press
Ryan, Ia
Morrell Hamlin
Thomas cries for atonement of Canal Zone crime
In a Senate speech Senator Thomas denounces U S conduct in Panama Canal negotiations with Colombia and Panama. He accuses Theodore Roosevelt of bartering the canal right of way for national honor and calls for national atonement to repair relations with Latin America. He warns of lasting damage to U S influence if reparations are not made.
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Thomas
Canal Zone
Preas
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Republic of Colombia
Panama
Colorado
Senate
Colombia
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Latin-America
Pan ‘America
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Blues
Doan
Lincoln Street
B. C. Heitman
Lincoln St
Landgraft
Newell Street
Pattison
Newell St
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