Gloom Slips Back to Gun Up Latest Reparation Plan
Washington reports depict White House concern over France’s terms for a reparations inquiry. President Coolidge’s team warns anti restrictive conditions risk wrecking U S participation as Britain Italy and the United States press France for a freer inquiry. London channels urge France to soften limits while Paris hosts talks with Myron Herrick and Lord Crewe seeking a broader approach.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Coolidge
Germany
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Poincare
France
England
International
London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Lord Grewe
Paris
Italy
United
Bel-gium
M. Barthau
Inter- Allied Reparations Commission
United States
Hughes
Herrick
Myron T. F Herrick
Lord Crewe
M. Poincare
Berrick
Appoints Guardian So Homeless Boys Could Join Militia
Mason City Iowa November 3 4 To recruit two for Company F Third Infantry First Sergeant McNally appointed a guardian over two homeless boys. The guardian’s consent led to their enlistment amid new congressional restrictions requiring parental consent or affidavit for youths lacking legal connections.
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Mason City
Infantry
McNally
Congress
Zitegel
Lloyd George warns US about civilization in peril
David Lloyd George spoke at the Metropolitan Opera House urging the United States and Britain to unite to uphold human rights and reparations policies. He warned civilization faces a trial unlike any in history if they fail to act together, urged restraint toward Europe, and emphasized a global commission for civilization. Mounted police broke up an anti British protest outside the venue with arrests and hostile placards.
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Associated Press
New York
David Lloyd George
United States
Canada
Metropolitan Opera House
Nione
France
Tittle Welshman
Tigen
Lord Curzon
America
Hughes
Song Commission
World
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Eiherind
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Lloyd Gaorge
Europe
Broadway
Opera House
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Hamann el Valera
Des Moines Bid Backed by Capital Backers for Convention
Washington dispatch reports Representatives Diskinson and Cole telegraph to back Des Moines in securing the next Republican national convention. The message urges Des Moines to act, proposing Tawa delegation support and promoting a week in the state capital for New York and New England delegates.
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Washington News
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
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Cole
Des Moines
Tawa
New York
New England
Tricom
Adaing
Boy Scouts to Build Log Cabin Memorial at Roosevelt Grave
John Piper announced the Boy Scouts will construct a log cabin memorial near former President Roosevelts grave. The first log will be cut in Los Angeles and loaded on a train to Oyster Way, with logs from towns along the route contributing until the cabin is completed. The cabin will be styled after the Roosevelts ranch first cabin.
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Boy Scouts
Roosevelt Grave
John Piper
Boy Scouts of America
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Oyster Way
Roosevelt Ranch
Piper
Des Moines Surgeon Dies from Pneumonia
Des Moines surgeon Jo cepa F. Flannery died at his home in Des Moines today from pneumonia. The death occurred at the residence of Mrs. J. Puriton. The report comes from St. Paul Minnesota dated November 3.
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Mes
Mary Kemrring
Alys
Mary Keiderling
Martin Sheiderling
Lafayette Street
Atute
Decedent
Ireland
America
New Jersey
Mr. Keiderling
A. Ti. Yager
F. C. Rath
Waterloo
Frank Keiderling
Fred, Peterson
Council Bhiffs
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
St. Joseph's
Father McDonald
Wair J
Walton Defeated on Demurrers Faces Trial November Eighth
Oklahoma City November 3 Defeated in his latest maneuver against impeachment by the Oklahoma legislature, Gov. C Walton must go to trial November 8 on all 22 charges of official misconduct. The senate court of impeachment overruled the governor's demurrers to 12 articles after lengthy arguments by defense. Plea set for November 7 with testimony to begin November 8. The decision followed heated clashes as defense challenged the charges as insufficient or non impeachable. The house managers pressed the case amid sharp exchanges.
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Oklahoma City
Ohina
Gov
V C. Walton
Senate
Wetner
House Board of Managers
Iowa Michigan Gridiron Clash Faces 21 Year Grudge
Fragmented report covers a chaotic game narrative with Michigan and Iowa in a back and forth clash. It notes key plays, field positions, and a late scoring sequence alongside obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Hickey and Mrs. Keiderling, along with funeral arrangements for Albert H. Callies and R. G. Howard.
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MHS
A. K. Callies
Albert H
Trinity Euther
Herbert Moehrmann
Fairview
Severed Jugular Fatal Auto Crash Kills Telephone Operator
At First avenue north and Eleventh street in Fura Dodge a collision between a car carrying Miss Idi Blue and another driven by Roy Scott left Blue dead from a severed jugular vein. Miss Margaret Grace, chief operator, was injured and shaken as the other driver, a 16 year old, was involved.
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Fura Dodge
Idi. Blue
Kart Dodge Telephone Company
Margaret Grace
First Avenue North
Eleventh Street
Miss Blue
Miss Grace
Roy Scott
Physicians’ Clinic
Man Seeks Wife to Claim $62,000 Bequest
Ta Nov 3 I P Cominsky 2% Eaton Cole must find a wife by Nov 11 to inherit 62,000 from an uncle. He was arrested by city detectives here while staying with Blanche West who is also being investigated. Cominsky had come in search of a wife and receives many marriage letters.
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I. P
Cominsky
Eaton
Cole
Blanche West
Algo
Comincky
State Briefs Red Oak and Des Moines News
State reports note farmers’ difficulty in obtaining cornhuskers while workers resist 4 or 10 cent per bushel demands. WOL radio to broadcast Ames Drake football game details from Des Moines via leased Drake stadium link. Creditors of Robert Wallace estate meet Nov 26 to file claims and elect a trustee. claims total about $30,000 from roughly 2350 creditors. Des Moines reports a safe break-in at Standard Oil with less than 325 in the strongbox. Sioux City notes Judge Newby sentences Berard Weaver to up to five years with intent to appeal.
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Ames-Drake
Des Moines
Drake
Council Bluffs
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Wallace
State Chamber of Commerce
Yeegs
Standard Oil
Forty-first
Beaver Avenue
Mason Cuy
UL. L. Forbes
Clausen Worden Post
Ralph Wiley
L. Haynes
Ben Webster
Howard Kuesel
Ralph Dull
Howward O'Leary
Hanford
Miles
W._ Newby
Berard Weaver
Weaver
Supreme Court
Beau Butler Wins $40,000 Futurity Race
Beau Butler won the $40,000 futurity at Pimlico in Baltimore with Rustic Was finishing second and Agakhan third. The event was reported with garbled text following the race facts.
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Beau Butler
Baltimore
Beans Butler
Pimlico
Rustic
Agakhan
Tax Burden Rises as Government Costs Grow
Washington reports the National Industrial Conference Board finds taxes three and a half times higher than a decade ago. It cites rising government costs and expanding tax exempt property as key causes, noting farmers bear a heavier tax load relative to income.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Congress
National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Coolidge
Wives Refuse to Jail Bigamist
United Press reports Chicago November 3 that Edward F. Horstman president of Stockman's Livestock Commission was held on a bigamy charge as both alleged wives refused to prosecute. Horstman allegedly married a second woman while continuing a first marriage. Police arrested him after the second woman refused to press charges. He was to be arraigned today.
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United Press
Chicago
Edward F. Horstman
Stockman's Livestock Commission Company
Ethel Horstman
Horstman
Wife No. 2
Day of big family past, birth control advocate speech
Mrs. Margaret Sanger, president of the American Birth Control League, told Des Moines listeners that the era of large families is over due to current economics. She urged laws to legalize clinics for birth control information and its promotion by medical authorities, saying opposition stems from poverty and disease rather than health and education.
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iBy United Press
Des Moines
Margaret Sanger
American’ Birth Control League
Peace at home first says Dr Steiner at Iowa teachers meeting
Des Moines Nov 3 Dr A R Steiner of Grinnell urged that world peace hinges on domestic harmony stating we must practice the golden rule at home before guiding nations. Rural schools praised by Miss May E Francis, while Miss Mabel Carney attacked Iowa tax justice. Beckner named president of County Superintendents club. Anna Lynam and E J Courzens chair reading circle. state superintendent removed from board.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Europe
A. R. Steiner
Grinnell
Iowa State Teachers Convention
Mornig
Stiner
May E. Francis
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Iowa
Mabel Carney
Columbia College
Beckner
N. J. Beckner
Fayette County
Jessie Barker
Winnebago County
Anna Lynam
Cass County
E. J. Courzens
Clinton County
Reading Circle
Chrysanthemums to Feature Flower Show in Ames
One of the Midwest's largest floral conventions will be held in Ames on November 1, joint session of the Society of Iowa Florists and the Florists' Telegraph Delivery association. The show will feature hundreds of chrysanthemums and potted plants across 53 classes, with about 6,000 blooms from 50 types supplied by the college. Trade displays from Chicago and Milwaukee wholesalers, plus college ceramic vases and florist book collections, will be included.
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Middle West
Society of Iowa Florists
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
College J
Chicago
Milwaukee
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