Interallied Debt Talks Loom Over Reparations Row
The Paris conference of Allied finance ministers grows tense over how Dawes plan proceeds should be shared with the United States. Britain may push for a court ruling if no accord is reached, while French circles fear U.S. reluctance to submit its claim. Premier Herriot and Finance Minister Clementel press to ease the path for talks with Bratano of Hungary and Stovanovitch of Yugoslavia guiding staff.
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Paris
Ated
Inal
Germany
Kellogg
Herrick
James A. Logan
United States
Hague
United State
Herriot
Clementel
Oes
Bratano
Sioux City Church Plans Apartments on Second Story
Sioux City plans a combined church and apartment building in North Riverside Suburb costing about 150000 funded by 3 percent bonds. Riverside Congregational pastor Rev W A Peterson announced plans featuring a main auditorium on the first floor, 21 Sunday school rooms, and a basement dining hall kitchen store recreation room gym and swimming pool with pastor's study women’s parlor and a branch library space. Rev Peterson, formerly at Union Congregational in Waterloo, came to Sioux City four years ago.
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Sioux City
North Riverside
W. A. Peterson
Riverside Congregational Church
Riverside Branch
Peterson
Union Congregational
Waterloo
Boys Batter Door Down to Save Trio of Babes from Fire
Globe Arizona January fifth report details how Paul Castro and Ramon Spenia, both twelve, rushed a burning home to rescue three Bruchei children. They forced entry with an ox after Castro spotted the fire and confirmed the children inside. The house burned completely. cause undetermined.
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Trio of Babes
Globe, Ariz
Francisco Bruchei
Paul Castro
Ramon Spenais
Castro
Spencia
United Spanish War Veterans Install Officers Wednesday
United Spanish War Veterans plan a Wednesday installation ceremony at Memorial hall with Frad Willer camp and Helen Gould auxiliary officers. Roy E. Tallman heads the ceremonies assisted by J. A. Trimble and Delia McAllister. May Truman and Vivian Truman will present and help. A pre-dinner event at Bishop’s parish room precedes the program.
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Roy E. Tallman
Clinton
United Spanish War Veterans
Helen Gound
J. A. Trimble
Waterloo
Wit
Helen Gould
Delia McAllister
Yarmhand Confesses Slaying Employer in Row Over Woman
Lincoln dispatch reports Owen wemend alias Jack McMahon, a farmhand, in custody for the death of Owen Brown, a Washington, Iowa farmer. Brown was found dead in his burned coupe with doors locked after authorities say an “accident” preceded the blaze. A signed confession claims Brown attacked first over a woman, and wemend delivered the fatal blows. A bloodstained boomer was found nearby during the investigation.
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Lincoln, Neb
Owen Wemend
Jack McMmahon
Owen Brown
Washington
Ian
Brown
Lincoln State
Hils Coupe
Iremend
California Legislature Opens with Child Labor Amendment Debate
Sacramento Cal Jan 5 The forty sixth California Legislature convened today with key items on the agenda including ratification of the anti child labor amendment to the federal constitution and possible sweeping reforms to the civil service law. A factional dispute within Gay Richardson's camp over voting strength for permanent offices is expected to dominate proceedings as sessions start a 30 day stretch, with a 60 day follow up after recess.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
W. Richardson
Legion speakers announced for Iowa post commanders event
National Commander James A. Drain of the American Legion and Richard Henry Little of the Chicago Tribune will headline the Iowa post commanders conference in Des Moines. Governor designate John Hammill will deliver the Welcome, with State Commander Ben A. Webster speaking at Clinton on Jan. 12 and Eagle Grove on Jan. 16, among other announced engagements in Forest City Swea City and Durant on specified dates. Frank Miles, editor of the Legionnaire, also slated to speak at Swea City on Jan. 16 and Durant on Jan. 23.
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Des Moines
James A. Drain
American Legion
Richard Henry Little
Chicago Tribune
Conference of
Iowa
John Hammill
Iowa American Legion
Iowa Legionnaire
Ben A. Webster
Clinton
Eagle Grove
Forest City Teindefnite
Frank Miles
The
Legionnaire
Swea Clty
Durant
Radio Programs Schedule for Tuesday January 6
Radio Digest listing across stations from WOR Buffalo to Shenandoah detailing concert and musical programs, organ recitals, stage shows, and children's segments. Notable entries include Chicago WLS WGN programs with orchestras, stage performances, and a Hollywood feature at 7:50 pm.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
WOR
Buffalo
WALAQ
Chicago
Wqdi
ARYW
WLS
WLS Theatre
WGN
Cincinnati
Wsal Cincinnati
WBAY
Columbus
WRAA
Dallas News and Journal
Detroit Free Press
Apple Club
Detroit News
WTAS
Elgin
WRAL
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Hollywood
KTS
Hot Springs
WHAS
Louisville
Los Angeles
Los Angelos
Caskeatar
Trin
Werr
Nyuartes
Erchy Woaw
Omaha
Wee Fitiadelokla
WFY
Philadelphia
Tata v
WOM
Woar
Pittsburon
Gad
Orchentra
WIA
Porto Rico
Ars
Chestra
Planike
Sune
Woal San Fondis
Eno Tortaine
Gins
Brattle
Cetteart
Kiington
Peli- Shenandmah
Two Counts Involving McManus Alleged Liquor Sales
McManus faces three counts in municipal court on alleged New Year liquor sales. Bail set at 31,000. county attorney proclaims habitual-criminal status. Saunders and Russell also appear on separate theft and break-in charges. eight new criminal actions filed. Osage tribal council plans Washington trip to seek higher compensation for incompetent members after a Supreme Court limit.
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A. J. McManus
Water Street
Willam A. Cook
McAbuns
Cook
Atednnus
W. OR
Torney
Mlunus
Charles Russell
Charles A. Poffenberger
Columbia
Russell
Cedar Falls
PoMenberger
Charles H. Cadwell
Cadwell
Jack & Charles
Washington, D. C
Osage Indian Tribe of
Oklahoma
Washington
Work
Burke
Trib
Supreme Court
Tong War Flare Reopens After Chin Hing Slaying
New York police warned peace would be kept but the tong war flared anew with the killing of Chin Hing of the Hip Sing Longman in a crowded Chinese restaurant. The assailant escaped. Chin Hing’s death marked the twentieth linked to renewed tong violence as police questioned about a score of Chinese patrons in the restaurant.
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New York
Tong
Chin Hing
Hip Sing
Longman
Chin
Waverly Physician Celebrates Birthday Clinic With 75 Doctors
Dr. W. A. Rohlf marks his fifty eighth birthday with an annual clinic at Mercy hospital Waverly Ia. Seventy five physicians attended along with specialists from Iowa City and Chicago. The event ran from morning until four with plans for sixteen major operations and a dinner at Hotel Wortner.
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Waverly
W. A. Rohlf
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Chicago
Ifotel Wortner
Defective Furnace Sparks Small Basement Fire
A defective furnace caused a fire in the basement of a house at 312 North Barclay Street occupied by C B Miller and owned by J J Martin at 11 80 am today. Live coals from the furnace ignited paper and rubbish and spread to walls before firemen using hand pump tanks controlled the flames.
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North Barclay Street
C.B. Miller
J. J. Martin
States miss 60 percent voting in November election
International News Wire reports the Republican committee released a table showing 18 states failed to reach 50 percent turnout. West Virginia led at 72 percent, Indiana 71, Wyoming 69, while South Carolina recorded about 6 percent of its adults voting. Georgia and Mississippi near 12 percent. several states ranged 60 to 70 percent.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
College pupils and travel notes mix in rough OCR
Fragmentary passages mention towns and states and students returning to college. References include Vermon t Massachusetts Connecticut Pennsylvania Maryland Arizona Washington North Carolina and more. Names Roy Stauard Leo Gleason Roy McComb Edith Binnard and Irish Lapland appear amid scattered travel and education notes from Ames and Iawa State college.
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Kota
Oklahoma
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Arizona
Washington
West
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Cleveland, C
Roy Stauard
Leo Gleason
Iawa State College
Ames
Roy McComb
Waterloo
St. Louis Mo
Washington University
Edith Binnard
Finto Western Reserve University
Irish Lapland
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Conference of Allied Finance Chiefs
Sioux City Church
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Yarmhand
Drain
Iowa Legion
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Emanp
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Miasouri
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Delaware
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New Hamp‘Shire
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Pocahontas
Ilinois
Franklin County
Blue Star
Artificial Ice& Fuel Co
Waterloo, Towit
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