Bonar Law Ashes Laid Beside Unknown Soldier in Abbey
London reports solemn burial of Andrew Bonar Law in Westminster Abbey near the Unknown Warrior grave. Prince of Wales acted as king’s representative and chief pallbearer. eight coffin bearers included four Scots Guards and four RAF men. Two services preceded interment, at Saint Columbia Presbyterian and Westminster Abbey, with public mourning and police lineups.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
Britain
Westminster Abbey
England
Prince of Wales
Hheir
George
Royal Air Forces
P Bower Law
William Edward Blackstone
Ent
Gince
Saint Columbia Presbyterian Church
Bower Law
Sires
Saint Columbia
Archibald Fleming
Altho
Sean
Canterbury
Dean Inge
Westminister Abbey
Westmins
Iowa Women Outdress Parisians Says Iowa Women
Sioux City November report quotes August Williges a Sioux City business man who just returned from Europe stating that the women of Iowa are better dressed than the women of Paris The piece also notes German and Russian movement dynamics with Rome as a focal point and mentions Williges ignorance about certain propaganda efforts.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Paris
Auguist
Williges
Sioux
Second Victim of Rail Crash Dying
Sibley Iowa November 5 Hidlo Rusk severely injured when car was struck by a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train is not expected to live hospital attendants say Rusk was riding with his father Rentji Rusk who was killed in the accident
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Sibley, Ta
Hidlo Rusk
St. Paul
Rusk
Rentji Rusk
Johnson Backers Expect Candidacy Statement Soon
In Washington the moment is quiet yet confident for a Democratic presidential run. A key report by Eugene Meyer Jr. and Frank Mondell urges cooperative wheat selling, backed by private and government aid, to profit farmers. The plan suggests tariffs may help only a few, while broader schemes face doubt and likely failure. Discussions touch on possible German wheat purchases and cautious views on government buying of exportable surplus.
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Europe
Heat Mission
Connection Presidents Mission
Eugane Meyer, Jr
Frank Mondell
Otle
Coolidge
West
Congress
Germany
Epirot
Great Britain
Canada
Aust
York Tylbuna
Mortuary notices for Alice McDonald and Grace Taylor
Alice Kelly McDonald died at 8 a.m. at her Ryan Iowa home a week after giving birth to a daughter born last week. She was born in 1894 in Nebraska and lived in Waterloo. married Austin McDonald in Fresno three years ago. Funeral plans not set. Grace Warden Taylor died Saturday at 9 45 p.m. Brain fever after long illness. Funeral Tuesday at 8 a.m. from Hileman and Gindtchap. Rev. F. M. Smith officiating. Buried at Fairview. She was born July 1, 1902 on a farm near Dewar and survived by her parents and five sisters Imma Ressie Pearl Hazel and Elizabeth.
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Alice M’donald
Alice Kelly McDonald
Ryan
Frank E. Kelly
Vinton
Nebraska
Waterloo
Austin McDonald
Fresno
Cal
Grace Wf. Taylor
Grace Wwarnler Taylor
Hileman & Gindtchap
F. M. Smith
Free Methodist Church
Fairview
Decedent
James W. Taylor
California Street
Dewar
Allathamie
Imma
Ressie
Pearl
Hazel
Elizabeth
France Seeks Debt Revision Trade Hint At Hughes Talk
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick spoke for the U S government at a Paris monument unveiling. He said America, once again aiding Europe, would follow its path but officials stressed his views did not reflect policy. Italy demanded action, urging an immediate international reparations committee to avoid delays and damage to the United States.
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Gov't
Washington, D.C
State Department
Todas
White House
Fierrick
Italy
Ais
United States
Revival to Be Held in South Bend Parish Church
Dr Beachler will conduct a three week revival in South Bend Indiana with the pulpit filled in his absence by interim speakers Miastella Rogers missionary returns from furlough will speak November 11 and Mrs Walter Nish Chicago general secretary of the National Women's Missionary Society preaches November 18 morning and evening Dr J Allen Miller of Ashland Ohio Brethren Seminary opens a week of lectures November 25
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First Brethren Church
South Bend
Ind
Isatso
Miastella Rogers
Africa
Walter Nish
Chicago
National Woman's Missionary Society
Mason City Driver Held in Fatal Injury Case
Mason City Iowa November 3 police hold a driver in a fatal injury case after failing to provide a credible alibi. The suspect, whose battered bumper suggests involvement, is believed to have struck Newton Pohlson, a news boy, and fled the scene. Police will not release the suspect’s name yet.
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Mason City
Newton Pohlson
Leonard Announces Box Match With Tendler in Mexico
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, announced arrangements for a bout with Lew Tendler to be held this winter in Tia Juana, Mexico. This will be their third meeting after Leonard won the prior two on points. Leonard is appearing in a local vaudeville show in St Louis while final plans are completed.
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St. Louis
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Lia Juana
Mexico
Leonard
Cedar Falls Pastor Addresses Ministry
Rev. Roy Hehtin, pastor at Cedar Falls, spoke to the Watertag Ministerial association at its biweekly meeting at Yo Mod A today on The Millennial Idea. The visiting speaker noted many leaders struggle to interpret Revelation chapter twenty. The association endorsed the Forget-Me-Not drive for next Saturday and the Community Chest campaign for the week of Nov 18. An older boys and girls conference later this month will receive the association’s support.
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Roy Hehtin
Prestocerian
Cedar Falls
Watertag Ministerial Association
Community Chest
Wll
Mrs. Lucy A. Lloyd Named Remsen Postmaster
In Remsen on November 5, Mrs. Lucy A. Lloyd was appointed postmaster to succeed John T. Schultz who recently resigned. Lloyd is the third family member to hold the post in Remsen.
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Remsen
Lucy A. Tdayd
Washington
John T. Schultz
Lloyd
Shriner Meet Set in Kansas City June 3 4
The 1924 national Shriners conclave is slated for Kansas City Missouri on June 3 and 4 with hotel arrangements approved by the Shriner hotels committee after local discussion. Officials said the convention cannot proceed without hotel blocks and city approval.
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Kansas City
National Shriners
Shriner Hotels Committee
Australian policemen strike ends amid riots in Melbourne
In Melbourne on November 5, order was restored after days of disorder during the policemen's strike. About 100 casualties were reported, including three killed. Milit ia guards public buildings and the government asserts control of the situation.
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Melbourne
Australia
Germans Golleget: Billions From Mark Collapse Investors
The New York Tribune reports American investors lost between 500 million and 750 million as the German mark collapsed. English and other nations also suffered, with Germany repudiating its debts yet profiting by about 2 billion. Small investors, including German Americans who bought marks at two cents, were harmed. Francis H. Sisson of Guaranty Trust questions if Germany can stabilize currency before reparations talks.
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Associated Preax
New York
New York Tribune
Germany
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company
the Tribune
Justice Weaver of Iowa Supreme Bench Dying at Iowa Falls
Judge Silas M. Weaver, longtime Iowa Supreme Court member and former chief justice, lies gravely ill at his home in Iowa Falls. His age and frail health are cited by doctors as a general breakdown, with his extensive public service and early legal career noted, including a dramatic dry vote during a heated liquor fight.
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Justice Weaver
Iowa Supreme Bench
Iowa Falls
Iowne Falls
Silas M. Weaver
Supreme Court
Iowa
Weaver
Hoe
Laws Falls
Hardin County
Ater
Des Moines
Wellesley College Expels Three For Staying Out Late
Wellesley Massachusetts November 5 three college girls were expelled and a fourth disciplined with a chaperone resigning after a late night at a Holliston summer camp. Named students include Jessie M Diack Tray New York Mary Mo Beckwith Chicago Eleanor Falk New York Rosemary Samuels La Jolla California. Samuels a freshman was not expelled but barred from leaving campus until Christmas.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Jessie M. Diack
Tray
N. Y
Mary Mo Beckwith
Chicago
Eleanor: Falk
New York
Rosemary Samuels
la Jolla
Cal
Samuels
Auto Driver Killed in Crash with Train
West Liberty, Iowa November 5 Ralph Smith, 21, of West Liberty was instantly killed when his automobile collided with a baggage car on a westbound Rock Island train at a town crossing. He failed to see the train or observe signals, authorities say.
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West Liberty
Ralph Smith
Rock Island
Smith
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
Brief news items from multiple cities report varied happenings. A minister proposes family changes to promote harmony. A jail cake surprise reveals tools hidden inside. A judge fines a coal miner for reckless living after a wild street dash. A Guthrie Oklahoma City high school football game is paused after an injury scene on the field.
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Chicago
C. M. Rauch
Brokiine Presbyterian Church
Waco
Tox
Salvation Army Praised by Coolidge at Anniversary Address
President Coolidge lauded the Salvation Army during an informal address to delegates at the organization’s thirty eighth anniversary congress in Washington. He cited the slogan you may fall but you are never out and called the Army living proof of humanity’s enduring hope and spirit. He urged that the work shows people are capable of pursuing the right and improving the world through inspiration and betterment.
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International Newa Wire
Washington, . C
The
Salvation Army
Coolidge
Te Salvation Army
Thors
White House
Titles Commission Start Tour of Study of Torrens System
Des Moines November 5. The state commission on land titles left for Chicago and Minneapolis to study the Torrens system of land title registration. Originating in Australia, the system is used in several states. A prior Iowa bill to adopt it was defeated. Members include Chairman O. P. Meyers, S. Reeves, B. W. Vincent, N. Sawyer, T. A. Huff.
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Des Moines
State Commission On Land Titles
Chicago
Minneapolis
Te Torrens
Australia
Iowa
Commission On Land Titles
O. P. Meyers
Newton
Reeves
Hamburg
B. W. Vinecent
Guthrie Center
N. Sawyer
Keokuk
T. A. Huff
Atttorney General
Des Moines robberies hit two sites early morning
State Briefs Des Moines report thieves opened safes by beating combinations and escaped with nearly 100 dollars from two Standard Oil filling stations. Police found the break in during early rounds. Also in Des Moines thieves pried a coal chute door at Gibson Motor Company Saturday night, rifled a safe, and took over 200 dollars. the break was discovered yesterday.
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Des Moines
Hery
Gibson Motor Company
Global News Digest From Yesterday in War Era
The report covers Herrick in France dedicating a monument to fallen Americans and states Americans align with other nations. It notes Lieut. Att hard I. Williams and Lieut. Harold J. Brow setting speed records on a three kilometer course, averaging 266.6 and 274.2 mph respectively. It mentions Harry F. Sinclair’s 1920 campaign fund contributions, Poincare’s stance on German reparations, and a Sofia Foreign Ministry apology to the Yugoslav legation after an attack on Military Attach Kras ich.
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Champusigne
France
Myron T. Herrick
Mitchell Field
Atthard I. Williams
G. S.N
Hull
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Paris
Poincare
Brive
Sofias
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Jugo-Slav Legation
Krasich
Trials of alleged klansmen begin in Bastrop Louisiana
In Bastrop Louisiana on November 5 193? the trial of W G McIntosh for carrying firearms opens before Judge Wred M Odom. Defendants including Marvin Pickett Gud Pickett Sam Oldridge Sam Cox and Capt J W Skipwith face charges linked to hooded mob activity in Morehouse parish tied to the Watt Daniel and T F Richard disappearance near Mer Rouge.
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Mytha Associated Press
Marvin Pickett
Gud Pickett
Sam Oldridge
Sam Cox
J. W. Skipwith
Alonzo
Braddock
Bastrop
Carpenter
Morehouse Parish
Ku Klux Klan
Watt Dane
T. F. Richard
Mer Rouge
Skipwith
G. McIntosh
J. K. Skipwith
Benton Pratt
Caf Pickett
Sam Eldridge
Laurie Calheim
T. Jeff
McIntosh
Calhem
Pisgah Bank Bandit Jailed in Nebraska After 2-Year Search
Pisgah bandit Giles Puryear, sought for the Pisgah Savings Bank robbery that netted about 15000, was arrested in Tilden Nebraska after a nationwide search. Iowa Agent Hi Yackey and Sheriff P A Lainson seized him with others amid a farm posse pursuit. Three accomplices, R G Betty, Al Pleri, and D Goodwin, received four year sentences.
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Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Pacific Coast
Yack
Giles Puryear
Pisgah Savings Aank
Pisgah
Tilden
Neb
Iowa
Hi Yackey
P. A. Lainson
R. G. Beatty
al Pleri
D. Goodwin
Californian Host to Host of Relatives on 114th Birthday
Manuel Herrera Dominguez Jones, claimed to be 114, hosted a large Mexican dinner for cousins and relatives in Sana Barbara California. He says he was born in Mexico to a Mexican mother and an American adventurer. He remains active, well, and supported by wealthier relatives.
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Sana Barbara
Cal
Navy
California
Manuel Herrera Dominguez Jones
South
Jones
Mexico
Klan Emperor files new court bid in Evans feud
Atlanta Ga Nov. 5 Col Wilham Joseph Simmons Klan emperor appeared in Fulton superior court asking for an injunction to stop Hiram W Evans imperial wizard and the Ku Klux Klan women from organizing and developing a woman's division Simmons claims the women are using Klan secrets in violation of internal laws within the order
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Col
Wilham Joseph Simmons
Fulton Superior Court
Hiram W. Evans
Simmens
Three Duck Hunters Drowned in Spooner Lake
A triple drowning occurred at Spooner lake near Spooner Wisconsin yesterday when Vernon La Page 26 Billie 12 and Harry Cudding 35 lost their lives when the duck boat capsized during a hunt on the lake.
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Spooner, Wis
Spooner Lake
Here
Vernon la Page
Billie
Harry Cudding
Autos Damaged When Hit by Streetcars in Two Incidents
Two streetcar collisions damaged autos today with minor injuries. Marvin Back of 413 First Street East was slightly hurt on Fourth Street near Cascaden Place at 12 20 pm. C L McElroy's car was struck on Fourth near Wangler Bros drug store, pushing Louis Wangler’s car. no injuries reported. Oxford is proud of Miss Anna Ochs who has graduated from the local high school with highest honors.
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Marvin Back
First Street
Fourth Street
Cascaden Place
C. L. McElroy
Wangler Bros
Louis Wangler
Oxford
Anna Ochs
Iowa Aims to Host Next Republican Convention in Des Moines
Governor Kendall urged support for Des Moines as the site for the next Republican national convention arguing the city can handle large events after Shrine and Baptist gatherings. Congressman Dowell and former Senator Rawson would lead a Iowa delegation to lobby at the Washington subcommittee meeting on November 15 to select the venue. Senator Cummins travels to Washington to join the effort.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
N. E. Kendall
Shrine
San Francisco
Bey Moines
International News Wire
Cassius C. Dowell
United States
Dowell
U. S
Charles Rawson
National Republican Committee
Washington
A. B. Cummins
Jowans
Two Brothers Held After Car Kills Man on Sheffield Road
Mason City Iowa November 5 Orville Van Dusen Sheffield was killed at 5 30 am while walking on the pavement a half mile north of Sheffield A Halfwassen and H Halfwassen brothers of Chapin are held in the county jail charged with striking Van Dusen with the car they were riding and fleeing Fred Berry Gladbrook gave information leading to the arrest after obtaining the car number before the impact as he was crowded from the pavement by the Halfwassen vehicle
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Mason City
Orville van Dusen
Sheffield
A. Halfwassen
H. Halfwassen
Chapin
van Dusen
Fred Berry
Gladbrook
Halfwassen Boys
Berry
Halfwassenear
Decorah Norwegian Lutheran Church marks 74th founding anniversary
Decorah Iowa November 5 The Decorah congregation of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America celebrated yesterday the seventieth anniversary of its founding Ulrik Koren who started the church came from the University of Christiania by ox cart to Decorah and found work During his first Iowa winter he lived with two other families in a 20 by 14 foot cabin The celebration included addresses by the church pastor Rev I Bo Torrison and eight former parishioners now clergy men
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Decorah
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Ulrik Koren
Atlantic
University of Christiania
Iowa
I. Bo Torrison
W. C. T. U. backs liquor laws in Iowa code revision
Des Moines reports the W C T U will actively oppose any weakening of liquor laws during the December code revision session. A state committee is reviewing the Iowa statutes to ensure they remain as currently written, with officials noting Iowa laws are stronger than the Volstead act.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Woman Forger Gets 10 Years in Prison
Cedar Rapids sees Lillian Annadel of Milwaukee sentenced to not more than 10 years in Rockwell City for forgery after forging multiple local checks. She pleaded tearfully for leniency due to two small children. her husband, a Milwaukee businessman, did not assist.
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Cedar Rapids
Lillian Annadel
Milwaukee
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Annabel
Waterloo Woman's Club to Host Community Christmas Tree
The Waterloo Woman's Club plans a community Christmas tree on the clubhouse lawn with city aid, bright lighting, and carol singing led by club members. Mayor Gnagy will greet attendees as fifteen new members are welcomed and officials approve event details.
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Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
A. E. Gnagy
Civic Department For
Walter Jensen
Help Kids to Form Ideals Rotarians' Speaker Advises
Charles Miller president of Albia Indiana Rotary spoke to Rotarians on The Neighbor's Kids urging members to guide the younger generation. He warned against avoiding responsibility and said children will inherit current leaders' positions in business and government. He emphasized kindness, respect, and old fashioned love as essential guidance from adults. Forrest L. Murrill was initiated as associate of Walter Caward.
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Charles Miller
Albia
Rotary Club
Tien
Forrest L. Murrill
Walter 3. Caward
Withdrawals Hit Des Moines Fraternal Council in Politics
Several new fraternal groups pulled out of the Des Moines council within the last week accusing the body of being steered for political purposes. The move followed a speech by Congressman L C Dyer of Missouri last week urging his audience not to trust race affairs to politicians.
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Des Moines
Sro
Klan Loses Appeal to Block Publicity Editors
New York November 5 The U S circuit court of appeals upheld a federal judge’s ruling denying the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan an injunction against Hearst's International magazine. The decision allows publication of articles by Norman Harwood about the Klan suppressing further legal action.
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New York
U. S. Fircut Court of Appeals Today
Winslow
Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Toe
International Magazine Company
Hearst's International
Norman Haprood
Des Moines Legion Invites Alvin York for Armistice Day
Des Moines, Nov 3. Sergeant Alvin York, famed World War I hero from Pall Mall Tennessee, has been invited to be the guest of the Argonne post of the American Legion in Des Moines for Armistice Day, announced by W A Stevens commander of the post.
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Des Moines
Alvin York
Patl Mall
Tenn
Argonne
American Legion
W. A. Stevens
Ducks scarce on Mississippi hunt near Prairie du Chien
Y C Menges, after a day at Prairie du Chien, notes thousands of wild ducks were reported nearby but now rest on the Mississippi out of reach of hunters and few are being bagged.
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Y. C. Menges
Prairie du Chien
Mississippi
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