Ocean Stowaway Gomes Home For Kiss Of Spanking
New York June 26 Arthur Schreiber the Portland youth who stowed away on the French Plane Yellow Bird began his homecoming greeted by his father Morris Schreiber and reporters. The embrace aboard the Leviathan stopped any chance of a scolding as the reunion unfolded with a mix of relief and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Alande
Spain
Morris Schreiber
Arthur
Lowden Seeks New Attitude on Farm Ills
Former governor Lowden argues for a fresh approach to farm troubles. He warns the region faces forest destruction and abandoned lands after owners are starved out, saying policy moves proceed in darkness until a comprehensive survey is completed.
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Lowden
Alfalfa Queen Crowned at Johnson County Picnic
Margerey Zimmerman of Oxford was named alfalfa queen by Johnson county 4-H club members and earned a trip to the state fair with expenses paid. The coronation capped a countywide picnic held in the city on June 26.
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Flows City
U.D
Margerey Zimmerman
Oxford
Johnson County
Obituary notices and funeral services across Iowa town
The item lists multiple obituaries and funeral plans including Mrs. George W. Bunn of Waterloo Little Rock Ark. John G. Miller of Waterloo. Eunice Pries of Readlyn scarlet fever. Kenneth Beckner 17 of an unspecified Iowa locale. Details include dates, places, relations, and church affiliations.
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Eunice Pries
Henry Pries
Praveside
Fairview Cemetery
A. H Semmann
Fmumenuel Gutheran Church
Tra. Krote
Jem, Readlyn
Hileman & Oinds Mioritary
Kenneth Beckner
Petersen Bros’ Chapel
Thomas 2. Shaffer
St. Paul M. E. Church
Fairview
Women Fliers Stir Waterloo With Grace At Chapman Field
May Halsup of Tulsa and Muriel Hanford of Sioux City led a Waterloo air tour, piloting and passengering in Twisa aircraft. Halsup landed late after a navigational slip, Hanford completed a 43 mile hop in 23 minutes. Hanford, a former musical comedy actress and Sioux City social figure, charmed crowds at the field and at Ralph Jones' Inn. She promotes parachutes though seldom wears one. The event, part of an ongoing women pilot tour, drew admiration for the pilots and their skill as Waterloo hosted the visitors.
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Halsup
Tulsa
Okla
Twisa
Muriel
Arthur
Hanford
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Ralph Jones’ Inn
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Waterloo
Dawes and Prince Lay Cloud Smoke At Banquet
London reports a banquet where General Dawes and Prince Lay Cloud of Pipe Smoke used pipes, provoking a scene as Dawes offered to use them and the prince withdrew his pipe. Ambassadors and guests observed, with light, social tension and mutual courtesy noted in the evening.
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Dawes
Prince
London
Leandan
Charies G. Dawen
The
I League
Telat
Rain general over state predicts unsettled weather
Weather bureau reports a general rain outlook across the state with central regions likely to see milder temperatures late tonight. Forecasts show temperature ranges with highs around the mid seventies and lows near mid forties in various locales as unsettled conditions move through the area.
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Maines
Charles D. Reig
United States Weather Bureau
Hava
Helen Wills Dominates Third Round at English Championships
Wimbledon reports Helen Wills, the world’s top woman player, cruising to a 6-0 6-0 win over Mrs. T Schomburg of Germany in the third round. Her sister Marjorie Morrill fell to Alleen Bennett while May Sulton Bundy advanced. Other results include Wilbur Coen Jr losing to Jean Boussus and Bill Tilden overpowering D Prenn in straight sets as 16 players remain.
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Wimbledon
Eng
U.R
Helen Wills
T. Schomburg
Germany
Miss Wills
Marjorie Morrill
Massachusetts
Alleen Bennett
May Sulton Bundy
United States
E. H. Harvey
Great Britain
Wilbur Coen
Molla Mallory
Cissie Aussem
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
Kansas City
Jean Boussus
J. H. Frowen
Miss Helen Jacobs
California
Fraulein Rest
Officers Face Manslaughter Trial in Bootlegger Death
Silver City New Mexico reports that Deputy Sheriff Thomas McSherry and Federal Prohibition Agent W Hill face possible manslaughter charges in the death of J J Thompson an alleged bootlegger shot while delivering liquor to an undercover man. District Attorney prepares papers for trial.
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Silver City
N. M
U.P
Thomas McSherry
W. Hill
J. J. Thompson
Pistolman wounds worshipper in west side church
A drink affected gunman fired five shots in a large west side Catholic church during a mass drawing about five hundred communicants. One parishioner kneeling at the altar rail was wounded. The assailant then tried to shoot himself in the head but was only slightly wounded.
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Chicago
U.R
West Side
Boy Breaks Arm In Auto Crashes
Des Moines report notes four people injured in two playground and three traffic incidents. Floyd Johnson, 7, fractured his right arm after falling from a playground slide. Dale Allen, 15, severely bruised when struck riding a bicycle. Fred Baker and Lois Shaver, 8, sustained minor injuries when a coupe collided with another vehicle.
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Des Moinhes
U.R
Floyd Johnson
Dale Allem
Fred Baker
Lois Shaver
Orange Township Alumni Banquet Highlights
Orange Township held a banquet for the Alumni Association with Blaine Miller as tasmaster. Program participants included Gertrude Zook Homer Fike Delth O Kane John Weigle Arlen Miller Ruth Fleming Agnes Brown and Harvey Myers. W T T ladies served the dinner.
One Company Signs for Equity Actors
New York June 26 The Actors Equity Association reported a slight victory in its dispute with moving picture producers over employing Equity actors and actresses The contract has been accepted by the Fowers tinephone Equipment company a major independent producer of talking pictures Mrs Arney F Vavehin and her mother plan a European tour departing tonight for Chicago then to New York to sail on the Mauretania from London to Berlin and back by late August
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New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Equity
Fowers € Tinephone Equipment Company
Europe
Arney F. Vavehin
Williston Avenue
George Tulp
Lafavecee Street
Chicago
England
Germany
Temperatures for Tuesday to Wednesday
Readable text shows a fragmentary weather note listing maximum temperatures for Tuesday and minimums for Tuesday night and Wednesday. The remaining lines are garbled with unreadable letters. No specific values or locations are discernible.
Hangar Hints Waterloo airport to future city role
The Iowa Air Tour in Waterloo showcased 32 planes and highlighted a shift to radial engines and air cooled motors. The event, Waterloo’s largest all day, drew attention to aviation growth, with planes from Bolte Des Moines to Waco and Ford tri motor on display. Rusty Campbell reconnected with Waterloo flying days as Curtiss Flying Service manager.
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Waterloo
Chapmanfield
Iowa Air Tour
Port
Alden Livingston
John Livingster
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Bolte Aircraft Company
Des Moines
Waco
Science of
Aeronautics
Rusty Campbell
Campbell
Curtiss Flying Service
Moline
Waterloo Fliers Lead Iowa Tour on Elapsed Time
Waterloo Fliers join a long distance air tour in an Iowa leg as fourteen non entrant ships fly with the group. The list includes Curtiss Flying Service planes from Moline and Des Moines, pilots such as Verne Carstens Truman Miller Roy Beebe and others, plus entries from Spartan Swallow and Fokker Universal among several carriers.
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Waterloo Fliers
Iowa
Pags Onel
Ford Tri-Motor
Curtiss Flying Service
Moline
Rusty? Campbell
W. J. Mulac
G. B. Epperson
H. B. Steadman
B. Kiel
Roy L. McNeil
Hopson
B. C. Millus
Dan B. Terry
John H. Harman
Chicago
Fairchild Des Moines
Charles W. Galachet
Harlan Miller
George Yates
Curtiss Robin
Verne Carstens
Truman Miller
R. G. Minick
Curtiss Pledg-ling
Swallow
Swallow Aircraft Company
Wichita
Kan
T. H. Connell
pHot
Mid-West Company Expands Agencies in Waterloo
Mid-West Refrigeration, Paramount theatre bidding, and several others become added General Electric dealers in Waterloo. J. D. Thorn jr. arrives from Long Beach as general sales manager. L. A. Gerstenberger remains in charge of wholesale distribution as the old GE refrigerators move from the Mid-West Refrigeration company to cover wholesale and retail through both firms.
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Mid-West
Paramount Theatre
General Electric
Kills Father Over Chores Argument Sparks Murder Charge
Pine Bluff Arkansas June 24 10 P Oli Hankins 14 year old former boy faced first degree murder charges for killing his 60 year old father Wes W Hankins. He confessed to shooting his father during a quarrel over chores after a day in the fields.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Oli Hankins
Wes W. Hankins
Hankins
ThaiNhg
Chares
Hawkins
Iowa Moose Elects State Officers At Davenport Meeting
The Iowa Moose elected Freed W. Dubed as state president at the closing session in Davenport. Roy Sorensen of Des Moines was named first vice president and Glenn A. Tiboltts of Waterloo second vice president. Edwin V. Meyer of Davenport was re elected as secretary treasurer. The next convention will be in Davenport next year.
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Fort Bodgé
Iowa
Davenport
Freed W
Poison and Drowning Tragedy Shocks Dubuque
Mrs Bornby Smith, mother of two, swallowed poison after learning her sweetheart Leroy Kellogg, 24, drowned at the Dubuque docks. Kellogg was her lover. Smith, 19, had been married twice and divorced each time. A daughter, Gloria, died earlier in a separate accident. Physicians say Smith may recover.
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Dubuque
Lane
Bornby Smith
Leroy Kellogg
Dubuque Docks
Kellogg
Gloria
Sshe
Man's death by hanging found in remote Cedar Bend area
G W Butler aged 67 proprietor of a Nashua area family grocery and butcher shop was found dead by hanging from a tree limb in a desolate spot near Cedar River and Cedar Bend. The death appears self-inflicted following health decline. coroner and police report indicate premeditation and preparations including a hemp rope and an overnight absence from home. Butler, born in New York, had recently moved with his wife to Waterloo and left behind a widow and four daughters.
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Cedar River
Cedar Bend
G. W. Butler
Rien Street
Scheide
Otto Griefnow
Quincy Street
Buller
Goroner EB C. McMillan
Xanea Ropo
Riehl Street
Butler
Bernice
George Smith
Argyle Street
R. Young
Rileh Street
Young
Petersen Bros. Mortuary
Nashua
New York City
Nashua Ia
Waterloo
KK. A. Myers
Forest Avenue
Lioy Thompson
Seattle
Wash
Chester Sloanaker
Florence Quoiley Rass Broadcasts From New York
Mrs Florence Dudley Ross of the Ross Conservatory of Music and Expression broadcast readings last evening from radio station WMCA New York City The program airs again at 9 45 p m Waterloo time Thursday and Saturday with a 570 kilocycles wavelength Ross plans broadcasts from Albany Buffalo and Niagara Falls Harriette Rass Junger daughter of Mrs Ross directs dance in New York under Ned Wayburn The course includes stage and ballroom dancing with tap and step nevohadte modern ballet and Wayburns foundational technique
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Florence Dudley Ross
The
Ross Conservatory of Music and Expression
WCA
New York City
Ross
Pally
Waterloo
WMCA
Albany
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Mia
Harriette Rass Junger
New York
Ned Wayburn
Wayborn
Endurance Fliers Claim Mile Mark Endurance Fliers Claim Mile Mark
Minnesota flyers Owen Haughland and Thorwald Johnson set a world record for continuous miles of flight as they passed the 76 hour mark. They reportedly exceeded 6,090 miles on a triangular course linking Minneapolis Hastings and Northfield.
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Minneapoist
Mian
Dane
Owen Haughland
Thorwald Johnson
Minnesota Flterns
Rescues Boy But Loses Own Life
Ottumwa Iowa story reports Jarve Herman a 50 year old man died saving an unidentified boy from the Des Moines river. He plunged in though unable to swim, saved the lad briefly before the current pulled him under. He leaves a widow and six children.
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Ottumwa
Jarve Herman
Des Moines
Herman
Altho
Idaho Lt Governor Kinne Kidnap Case Tied to Iowa Robbery
Beck er and two Livermore men are linked to the Gilmore City bank robbery in Iowa where W B Kinne, Idaho lieutenant governor, was abducted and held overnight. Idaho officials seek extradition after Des Moines reports that three men identified by fingerprints are August Becker 28 Sumner Iowa Donald Melavin 21 and Roy Salmon 21 of Livermore Iowa.
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Baise
Ida
Idaho
Kinne
Iowa
H. D. Baldridge
Des Moines
Jime
W. B. Kinne
Gilmore City
Parne11 Merchant Slain In Store By Robbers Night
Parnell Ia June 26 George Hardy 85 a wealthy rural merchant five miles west of Parnell was slain by holdup men. He was stabbed twice and beaten. Two bloodstained knives found near the body. The store had been ransacked. Hardy ran the store for 24 years without known enemies. Neighbors saw no entry between 7 and 9 pm, and authorities believe the killing occurred before 10 pm after a night of quiet.
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Parnell
George Hardy
Town County
Hardy
Hold Gambler for Marlow Death Quiz
New York June 26 Boston Lou ie Edward L Lewis Boston who played and lost on a race track to given by Frankie Marlow Broadway s bigtime racketeer today was held in 30000 ball as a material witness in connection with the slaying of Marlow From information obtained from five persons including Lewis held as material witnesses two detectives were rushed to Boston detective Thomas Caputo was recalled from vacation for this assignment
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New York
Boston
Louie
Edward L.) Lewis
Frankie Marlow
Broadway
Marlow
Lewis
Thomas Caputo
Grandmother Thinks She May Reform
Broken Bow Nebraska June 26 Convicted on two liquor charges and possessing 12 quarts of home brew Mrs Annie Miner aged 59 was sent to the York reformatory to serve six months and possibly two years The judge questioned whether this will reform her and she replied I think it will judge
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Broken Bow
Neb
Annie Miner
York
Rome Fliers Take Off for Maine Beach
Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey June 26 Roger Q. Willans and Lewis Yancey departed Teterboro Airport at 12:20 a.m. standard time for Old Orchard Maine, the planned starting point of their nonstop flight to Rome.
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Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Roger Q. Willans
Lewis Yancey
Teterboro
Old Orchard
Maine
Rome
Galiher Named Iowa Athletics Business Manager
E H Lauer of the University of Iowa announced the appointment of Charles S Galiher as business manager of athletics effective immediately. Galiher a 1927 graduate will oversee ticket sales for football in the new 50000 seat stadium.
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Town City
E. H. Lauer
University of Iowa
Charles S. Galiher
University
Galiher
Stoker Installation for West High School Building
West district school board members discussed installing mechanical smokeless stakers for the West High School heating plant at Black's tearoom luncheon. A factory representative reviewed advantages before the board referred the matter to the housing and grounds committee for recommendation at a future meeting.
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West High
West High School
West District School Board
Committee On
Lost flier's other plane used to search ocean
Cartagena Spain June 26 four motor seaplane Numancia refitted and refueled for Azores departure to locate missing Spanish aviators Franco Gonzales Gallardo Ruiz de Alada. Officials kept plans secret as hope waned that the group alive after disappearance en route to New York. London reports say no wreckage sighted from Greldon. Eagle carrier continues wide area search.
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Cartagena
Spain
Numancia
Ramon Franco
Azores
Army
New York
Alcazarés Airdome
Major Franco
Eduardo Gonzales Gallardo
Julio Ruiz de Alada
Cadiz
Franco
Belierf
Atlantic
Italy
England
Portugal
London
U.R
Greldon
United Press
Gibraltar
United States
INS
Eagle
Altha
Judge Suggests Acid For Bay Rum Addict
Mason City Iowa June 26 Henry Gallagher began a 30 day county jail sentence for purchasing a four ounce bottle of bay rum for beverage purposes. He told Acting Police Judge M G Coughlin that he was tired and nervous and thought it might pop him up. The judge replied You might as well try carbolic acid.
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Mason City
U.P
Des Moines
Henry Gallagher
Gallagher
M. GC. Coughlin
Fort Dodge man held for impersonating federal officer
Hans Sprecker former deputy sheriff is jailed in Ottumwa charged with impersonating a federal officer. Police found a badge reading United Prohibition Detective Agency along with a blackjack and handcuffs. He already faced assault with intent to murder in Webster county.
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Fort Dodge
U.R
Hans Sprecker
Ottumwa
United Prohibition Detective Agency
Sprecker
Webster County
Moose Auxiliary regent elected in Fort Dodge Iowa
Mrs Celia Glessner of Cedar Rapids was elected senior regent of the Mary Town Loyal Order of Moose auxiliary. Other officers include Mildred Bortz Waterloo junior regent Edna Johnson Muscatine chaplain Anna Parizek Town City recorder Mary Rauterkus Council Bluffs treasurer Nellie Sloan Ottumwa assistant guide Helen Boyle Mason City. Also listed are building permits for Edwin Rugg and others and a car crash injuring Earl Kistner. Iowa City visitors return home.
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Fort Dodge
Celia Glessner
Cedar Raples
Aux Mary of
Loyal Order of Moose
Mildred Bortz
Waterloo
Edna Johnson
Muscatine
Anna Parizek
Town City
Mary Rauterkus
Council Bluffs
Nellie Sloan
Ottumwa
Argus
Helen Boyle
Mason City
Desertion Charged In Little Divorce Suit
In Ann Arbor Michigan on June 26 Dr. Clarence Cook Little president emeritus of the University of Michigan filed for divorce from wife Katherine citing legal desertion lasting two years and more. Attorney George Burke said the bill implies incompatibility but does not state it explicitly and found nothing sensational in the case.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.R
Clarence .Cook Little
University of Michigan
Katherine
George Burke
Oy. Little
Eva Manley Death Case Up For Preliminary Hearing
Mrs Eva Manley 11x-year-old ne Gress was found dying at the Patterson home and her ex landlord testifies she was left handed suggesting she did not kill herself. Claude Housman 19 faces murder charges as Dr Furgerson and coroner Median discuss possible causes and a bullet in plaster is identified. Hearing before Judge George J Sager at municipal court continues with county attorney Burry Towne prosecuting.
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Eva Manley
Ne Gress
Isadore Patterson
Oneida Street
Henry B. Williams
Fourth Street
George J. Sager
Claude Housman
Negra
Willams
John W. Gwynne
Manley
L. B. Furgerson
Patterson
E. G. Median
Hudson
Hugh Crumyrine
J. C G. Jenson
Burry
Towne
John H. Meyers
Sliding scale sugar tariff under White House review
Washington June 26 The Hoover administration weighs a sliding scale sugar tariff to balance consumer relief and domestic industry protection Senator Reed Smoot Utah has drafted an adjustable rate plan with a low of 1 per hundred pounds and a high of 3 The plan aims to reduce the differential between Philippine and Cuban sugars and could win swift Senate approval if President Hoover backs it.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
House
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Senate
Smad
Philippine
Hunt Tallman on Ship for Europe
Los Angeles detectives request London and Liverpool police to aid arrival search for William L. Tallman sought as a suspect in the slaying of Mrs. Virginia Patty, wife of a Portland broker formerly of Sioux City. A tip said he left on a British ship. Also lists marriage licenses: Fret Kerkove with Helen Even. Thorvald Larsen Jr. with Reinbeck. Helen Peper with Reinbeck.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Koreau
London
Liverpool
Wiliam L. Tallman
Virginia Patty
Portland
Fret Kerkove
Jesup
Helen Even
Raymond
Thorvald Larsen, Jr
Reinbeck
Helen Peper
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Mother
Schrabber
Port Jane
Havre
France
Mme
Jean Assollant
Pauline Parker
Assolant
Armeno Lott, Jr
Rene Lefevre
Comillas
Lott
Major Wells
le Bourget Air Field
George W. Bunn
J. B. Webster
Little Rock
Arthur I. Waterloo
Roy
Othe
Bunn
Maois
Shell Rock
John G. Miller
Tinos Central
Horace Patten
Fairfield
Mr. Miller
Wairrloo
Tiiinols Central
Longan Avenue
Bve
Burts] Wilt
Ecnice Pries
Margaret Shotwell
Omaha
Philharmonic Symphony
Salzburg
Austria
Chapman Field
Wilbur Coen, Jr
Bapassus
Legger
Pistolman
Boy
Orange Township
Equity Actors
Mid-West Company
Tibbitts
V. P
Moose
Florence Quoley Rass
Harriette Ross Junger
Becker
Yagkev
Parnell Merchant
Maine Beach
Iowa Sports
Judge
Bortz Jentor
Edwin Rugg
Frederic
M. J. Johnston
Ge. J. Miller
Kingsley
John G. Miller Construction Company
Belmont Courts
Bld S. Grace
Adrian
Earl Kistner
South Street
Ed Hinnedy
Trner
Iowa City
FL. Lave
M. J. Butterfield
Logan Avenue
Eva
Hunt Tallman
Prospect
Lester W. Miller
Pioneer
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