Logan and Herriot discuss US war claims in Paris talks
American observer Col. James A Logan and French Premier Herriot met in Paris to review progress on sharing Dawes plan proceeds. Clemen tle and Churchill talks were delayed as French experts and Herriot planned the session. Synopses note illness sidelining Sydoux and ongoing telegraphic updates to Washington.
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International News
Paris
Jan
America
James A. Logan
Herrick
France
Col. Logan
United States
Kellogg
Clementel
Churchill
England
Clementes
Herriot
Ving
Churchil
Gald
Washington
Associated Press
American Titish Financial Conference
Davies
B. Kellogg
Great Britain
James
Logan
U.S
Theunis
Belgium
Winston Churchill
Premier Herriot
Frost Designed Morning Scene Captivates Town
Beautiful morning scene described as a rare, radiant view. Residents along the river from Fourth Street Bridge watched as nature appeared painted in white hues. Photographers rushed to vantage points to capture the moment, comparing it to moss and blooming trees.
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Fourth Street Bridge
Superintendent bars cross word puzzle in Hudson schools
Acting on parental complaints district superintendent Lewis D. Bavard orders Hudson and neighboring districts to stop dedicating half an hour of the morning program to solving cross words. He says the activity has no educational value and directed teachers to abandon the practice.
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Hudson. N
Tau
Hous
Schoois
Lewis D. Bavard
Hudson
Devo
University shooting victim shows signs of recovery
Madison Wis Jan 9 Miss Tara Palmer 28 university instructor wounded by Francis Bernard Corsican chemist, who later killed himself. Palmer is reported much better today with recovery unlikely to be endangered by complications. State proposes investigation into the shooting case.
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Madison
Wis
Tara Palmer
Francis XII
Bernard
Seneta
Hospital Shendanté
Federal Reserve Volunteers Endorse Waterloo Banks
The National Banking System telegraphed full backing to the Commercial National Bank First National Bank Leavitt and Johnson National Bank and the Waterloo Savings Bank, declaring complete endorsement of the city banks.
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Federal Reserve System
Waterloo
Iowa Hunters and Trappers Fined for Game Violations
One thousand one hundred ninety three Iowa hunters trappers and fishers paid 26639.00 in fines and 5190.81 in costs and served 181 days in jail on conviction of game law violations during the two year period ending June 30, 1924. Fines go to school funds. 1298 arrests by deputy wardens, 42 dismissed, 350 fines pardoned. Thirteen youths paroled by juvenile courts. Common violations include taking undersized birds, shipping out of season, shooting ducks out of season, and hunting without a license.
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Ues Moines
Iowa
Hlensiat
Wee Albert
Juvenle
Calls Cutting of Rivers and Harbors Bill False Economy
In St Louis on January 9 the Mississippi Valley association denounced cutting the rivers and harbors appropriation from 54 183 900 to 40 000 000 as false economy The open letter signed by president James De Smith argues army engineers estimated the needed amount and cites delays on the Mississippi improvements from St Louis to Cairo as evidence of neglect The association plans to push three waterways bills in Congress this year.
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St. Louis
Friends
Mississippi Valley Association
James de Smith
United States’ Army Engineers
Mississippi
Cairo
Association
Congress
Naval Committee to Wait on Future White House Move
The house naval committee met regarding general naval establishment matters. Members doubt further inquiry into the battle fleet's condition this congress. With President Coolidge hoping for a favorable time this year for another arms limitation conference, the committee may defer action and await White House direction.
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Naval
White House
Washington
DD. C
House Naval Committee
Woolidge
Livestock Aid Quiz to Hear Committee
Washington January 9 volume of the presidents agricultural commission nears completion as it plans to hear the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations represented by a special committee The council opposes government aid for cooperative marketing and the panel will consider orderly marketing of farmers products as part of its final recommendations by week’s end.
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Livestock Aid
Co-Op Council
Washington, D. C
President's Agricultural Commission
National Council of Farmers' Co-operative Marketing Associations
He National Council
Two More Sign With Navy In Talked Of Recruitment Drive
Two recruits were taken for final physical exams at state headquarters Des Moines and will join the naval training station in Alabama. The men enlisted at local stations Mason City and Waterloo and were to complete steps to enter the naval reserve. Senior sailors with 12 years or more and 36 years of service may now qualify through the program. Applications for bonuses are still being processed by the army recruiting officer.
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Navy
State
Des Moines
Navalining
Mason City
John S. Smith
Waterloo
H. S. Hatton
Jess Tan
Heer Naval Reserve
Serst
Lo. Greenup
Focal Army
Canta
Mrs Patten Ill in Presbyterian Hospital News Update
Mrs Joanes A Patten wife of a prominent wheat merchant lies seriously ill at Presbyterian Hospital with kidney trouble. She has been ill for some time and a hospital transfer was ordered after several days of condition.
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Joanes A. Patten
Eiama
Adams
Logan Avenue
A. W. Adams
Waterloo
Grundy Farmers Cattle Dispute Runs Up Costs
Grundy Center Iowa January 9. George Diehl and Deputy Morrison served replevin papers after two farmers each claimed ownership of a missing steer. The neighbors disputed ownership, the case drew police caution, and the cattle valued at $25 to $80 each led to mounting legal costs that may rival the Jones County call case of years past.
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Grundy Center
Shurff
George Diehl
Hiley" Morrison
Cintengi
Geal
Tihey
Te-J
Whru
Jones County
Mason City Woman Ends Own Life for Love of Switchman
Agnes Reilly aged 27 drank poison and died after leaving a note to her lover Harry Vining a Northwestern switch engine fireman. She also left messages for her father in Ireland and her husband. Sheriff G E Cress said she had two children and had been married. officers seek husband Ted Simons in Winona Minnesota.
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Mason City
Agnes Reilly
Harry Vining
Northwestern
Tever
Ireland
G. KE. Cress
Winona
Minz
Ted Simons
Darrow to Get Big Part of $130000 Fee in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago January report states the Chicago Bar Association approved a $130,090 fee for defense of Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. The conference of defense lawyers including Clarence Darrow and Benjamin Bachrach indicated Darrow could receive up to $100,000. The case concerns Bobby Franks's murder and the 99 year sentence.
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Darrow
Leopold-Loeb
Chicago
Jan
Richard A. Loeb
Nathan Leovell
Chicago Bar Association
Bobby Franks
Clarence Darrow
Enjamin Bachrach
Bar Association
Moore Returns from St Louis Shoe Pageant
R C Moore returns from the St Louis shoe pageant where he attended the annual event. He says spring style fashions are at novelty design and notes strong vendor presence with many exhibitors. Moore reports future purchases for the TO & M shop.
Woman Indicted for Murder of Her Infant
A Time agra jury indicted Miss Handie Galvin 70 Aviantie Ta for first degree murder in the killing of her day old infant in Geteber last month The child died from exposure after the heater ran trouble her apartment following itos tori. Miss Galvin faces a serious charge in the Geteber case.
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Weunei
Bluffs
Agra
Handie Galvin
Aviantie
Geteber
Koretz dies in state prison after long swindle saga
Koretz, famed swindler of friends and promoter of a multi million dollar Panini Oil fantasy, died in Stateville Prison where he began a 10 to 20 year term last December after pleading guilty to confidence game charges. He had fled Chicago years earlier during indictments, leaving victims with losses in the millions. Three brothers and his son Mentor were at his bedside when he died. his wife arrived shortly after. Prison officials to turn over the body to his family today.
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Stateville
bLeo Koretz
Plantom Panini
State Penitentiary
Halfax
Nova Scotia
Koretz
Chicago
Nin
Neretz
Prizon
Rancher Stunned by Forehead Shot in Holtville
Hindu rancher Mum Singh of Holtville near Centro California was shot in the forehead during a masked highway robbery attempt. The assailant fired as he and five companions tried to seize Singh and others, leaving Singh stunned but alive. Opinions differed on whether Singh’s thick skull or a defective cartridge saved him.
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Centro
Cal
Mum’ Singh
Holtville
Here
Jop Singh
Singh
Evangelist Held for Shooting Wife in West Virginia
Huntington, W Va Jan 9 Charged with shooting his wife Rev R T Anderson evangelist is under arrest. The shooting happened at a sister in law home after he allegedly received a tele phone message that his wife went there to meet another man The shooting was accidental Anderson said We were scuffling over a gun and it went off Mrs Anderson will recover.
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Huntington
W- Va
Rev
R. T. Anderson
Anderson
Attorney Exposes Indian Scandals in Oklahoma Affair
Anna Barnell wife of rkson Barnett Indian millionaire bought a new home for herself and husband in Muskogee county Oklahoma without permission of interior department or Okmulgee county court A J Ward former Creek nation attorney told the house Indian affairs committee investigating alleged maladministration of Indian Commissioner Burke
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Washington, D. C
Anna Barnell
Rkson Barnett
Muskogee County
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Okmulgee County
A. J. Ward
Ald
House Indian Affairs Committee
Burke
Housing Conditions in Des Moines OK
Des Moines January 9 housing survey finds conditions satisfactory. About 1,008 ter houses built in 1924, with hundreds more under construction. The survey lists 27,307 two story houses and bungalows in the city and a total variance of 2.86 percent.
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Des Moines
Rockefeller Sister Dead in Cleveland
Ann Rudd reports the death of Mary Isier, sister of Rockefeller, in Cleveland Ohio. Funeral arrangements are not yet completed. A telegram from Ormond Peach announced Rockefeller will be unable to attend the funeral in Cleveland.
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N. Ft
Mary Isier
John 1. Mead
TE. Rudi
Ormond Peach
Whca
Wold
Cleveland
Ann Rudd
Rackioler
Suspects Held for Guthrie Center Robbery
Two men and two women are in custody after a Guthrie Center robbery at the A Lewis Hide Company Monday. Police raid at a hotel found gun possession and cash. arrestees include W N Hughes of Waterloo Iowa, Indy Strodge of Kansas City, plus two Chicago women Mary Paris and Tresa Peyer, with specified cash in hand.
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Guthrie Center
Lewis
Roy Chamberlain
W. N. Hughes
Waterloo
Indy
Kansas City
Strodge
Hughes
Mary Paris
Chicago
Tresa Peyer
House Passes Bill Boosting Pensions
Washington DC. An omnibus pension bill passed today by the house and sent to the senate. It would add about 461,220 dollars yearly to the pension rolls and include about 800 widows dependent children and Civil War veterans who were previously denied pensions as beneficiaries. Pensions of 10 to 20 dollars monthly are allowed in individual cases.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Later Life of Simon Classy Ends in Minnesota
Mrertuarit SIMON CLASSY 76 died at 9 59 a m today at his home 612 Sixth Street West of complications He was a retired farmer from Ulen Minnesota four years ago Born in Prussia Germany December 28 1848 Survived by widow three daughters two stepdaughters a grandson and a great grandson a sister a son and a daughter preceded him in death He was a Congregational church member in Ulen Body at Kistner Mortuary pending funeral arrangements
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Simon Classy
Sixth Street West
Ulen
Minn
Decreases
Prussia
Germany
Warried
Annavelle Jackson
Clara Meighan
Alen
Mibn
Viva Clasey
Minneapolis
Merle Clasey
Medford
Are
Florence Jackson
Waterloo
Luella Jackson
Los Angeles
Mary Hall
John Hall
Ter
Katherine Clasey
Simon Clasey
Congregational Church of
Ulen, Minn
Kistner Mortiary
Lotus and Thistle Rebekah Lodges Install Officers
La Porte City reports the installation of officers for Lotus lodge and Thistle Rebekah lodge in their hall on Wednesday evening. Hudson’s team conducted the ceremony with lists of officers including noble grand and secretary roles. refreshments and dancing followed. The Rebekahs held a regular meeting Thursday with new officers, initiated a candidate, and planned a prosperous year. Highland City groups met at J Pauls Farm Home, communal luncheon and socializing noted. tourist club hosted by C W Lehman with programs on American mural painters and ancient states. A social event at the club featured a program and entertainment titled The God White Girl with music and refreshments concluding the evening.
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Rebekahs
Ta Porte City
Lotus Lodge
Thistle Rebekah Lodge
Hudson
Ble Gmne
Harry Myers
Ani
Roxy Bowers
O'Brien
Etary
A. J
Noble Grand
A. Vaughn
Howard Trubhard
Cith Meeks
C. W. Lehman
Ourist Club
Meek W. Lehman
ML Paeuieh
Whrikeleok
Rhine
Olan
Atre Weoley
Fire alarms at hospital prompt authorities to respond
Fragmentary report describes a fire alarm incident affecting a hospital area and nearby residences. Names and locations are partly legible, including references to Herbert Anton and Miss Amma Waldra, with slight damage noted and a contact number 2404. The piece references streets and individuals in a dated, clipped local notice tone.
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Herbert Anton
Werhett Anton
Orsini
Mtr
Jac Heephal
SEARS
Manson Street
T. Z
Lalo
Resi
Amma Waldra
Th. A
Ted
Yahayit
Einstein Theory Seems Proven by Quarter Fringe
United Press reports from Chicago that six months of tests by University of Chicago physicists led by Albert A. Michelson produced a measurable quarter fringe difference in light travel around a rectangular pipe interferometer. The result supports Einstein's relativity by detecting a tiny ether drift effect.
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United Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
Albert A. Micheson
Michelson
Pinitio
Dorth
Recrangle
Prof
Tow Melisiic Faulty Goes to International Fats
Three daughters Miss Norma Loedia and Pra domes bat travel with their mother to a residence on Wednesday morning for a visit and to reside temporarily. Metivide Bex hoon and Mrepuds More Reland Frseter will occupy the McBrige home for a time.
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International Fats
Daughlers
Norma, Loedia
Pradomes
Pete Mie
Pirie
Eavernations
Protest over Stone promotion as Attorney General
In Washington the senate judiciary committee held a closed hearing today as James A. Ownby of Boulter Colorado and Ben Marsh a farm group representative protested the nomination of Harlan F B Stone to the supreme court. They argued Stone should stay at the justice department to finish his current work. Chairman Sterling said no further hearings were planned.
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Washington, D. C
Harlan BF. Stone
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
James A. Ownby
Boulter
Colo
Ben Marsh
Stone
Justice Department
Sterling
Dirigible Los Angeles Flies Over New York City
The airship Los Angeles formerly the ZR-3 drifted over Manhattan in calm afternoon sunshine. It set out from Lakehurst at 10:20 o'clock and cruised toward its destination with easy, steady progress.
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Los Angeles
New York City
New York
Lakehurst
Stock Speculation Lifts Wide Range of Issues
New York stock market activity revived with broad speculation across more than forty issues pushing prices to multiyear highs. Trading volume approached two billion shares as gains of one to seven points lifted many stocks.
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New York
Friends in Jail After High Speed Liquor Run
In Gladbrook Charles Brunu remains in jail awaiting the return of George Philips, both charged with illegal transportation of liquor after a police chase days ago. Philips was released to fetch bail, leaving the car with officers. A brother-in-law later claimed the vehicle, but Philips did not appear, and police chief Leighton said the car will be turned over when Philips is produced.
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Charles Brunu
Gladbrook
Eic
George
Philips
Phillips
Gladebreak
Og Asnti
AL Leighton
Caure
Body of Wotre Clerk Found in Snow Bank
Omaha Nebraska reports the body of Louis Frank 40 hotel clerk formerly of Grand Island Nebraska found in a snow bank. Identified today by Parker South Dakota relatives in St Louis. Police believe he froze to death during cold weather about a month ago. Clarksville item notes Manly London slight improvement after paralysis stroke yesterday afternoon.
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Omaha
Neb
Jan
Louis Frank
Ian Parker
S. D
Grand Island
Frank
St. Louis
City in Brief Miss Zeiler confined by scarlet fever
Miss Myrna Zeiler of 1004 Denver street is confined to her home by scarlet fever. Other items note Miss Maud Dudley plans a visit to relatives in California, a law violator in police court with a small fine, and various local notices including divorces, church meeting, and a sheriff's court action.
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Myrna Zeiler
Denver Street
Maud Dudley
California
Artafic
Z. C. Beem
W. J., Banks
Wadena
Minn
Women Elected to Deaconesses Board at First Baptist
Members of First Baptist church held their annual business meeting in the central rooms last evening led by Rev. KR Williamson. Officers reports showed growth, 103 new members, strong finances, and near doubling of the £ 40 school enrollment. Women’s society funded furnishings for the new building while the youth group bought rooms equipment. The building committee’s final report noted the property turning to trustees with an estimated $150 investment. New business adopted resolutions to reframe the church year to May and to establish a deaconess board plus associate church membership. The board of deaconesses named Anha Mishler, Mrs A J Cornwell, Mrs W R Cole, Mrs C La Rausch, Mrs A J Withick, Mr HOOW, Mrs Albert Sohner, Mrs Thy and Mrs T Drew.
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First Baptist Church
KR. E. Williamson
Women's Society
Board of Trustees
Jboard
An °Ha Mishler
A.J. Cornwell
W.R. Cole
C. la, Rausch
AJ. Withick
Hoow
Albert Sohner
Thy
T. Drew
Nevada gas law hailed as success after Gee Jon execution
Nevada governor J G Shrugham says the lethal gas death of Gee Jon ended a major Chinese narcotics ring and brought statewide calm with no murders punishable by death since. He notes the law’s cost and logistics but defends the program as effective and lasting, citing San Francisco Chinese efforts and broader state impact. Football receipts at Ohio State totaled $213,290.03.
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International News Wire
Los Angeles
Cal
Jan
Nevada State Prison
Nevada
J. G. Shrugham
International News Service Today
San Francisco
Gov. Scrugham
Heaven
Kay
Gee Jon
Columbus
Ohio State University
Radio Programs List From Jan 10 Radio Digest
A compact roster of nationwide radio schedules lists stations and programs across majors like WSB WGN WHE WAM WORX WTAS WBAP WHAS and more. It notes concert and orchestra offerings plus talks sermons and entertainment slots with times ranging from 5 to 12 at night and guest performers and ensembles from New York Los Angeles Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia among others.
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Radio Digest
A\ssociated Press
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Fey Club
Chicago Theatre Review
WGN
Chicago
WHI
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bigin
WBAP
Ft, Worth
Star Telegram
Hollywood
KTHS
Hot Springs
WHAS
Louisville Times
Los Angeles
Lida
Los Angeles Times
Kas
Memphis
Wweco
Minneapolis-St. Pauli
Cuac
Walid
Meogeheart
France
New York
Wen
New Yor
SEAT
Bays Prilog
EER
Ree Desdens
Newark
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
Brosram
Philladelpnia
Phladelynia
Phiadelphia
Unele
KDRA
Pittsburgh
TMG AG
Ellistured
Res Ae
Musica Wahg
Richmond Hill
KPO
San
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