Tokyo Police Hold Stationmaster in Haridas Murder Case
Tokyo police arrest assistant station master Elgoro Heshi at Otsuka railway station in the Haras assassination probe. About 20 staff released after questioning. Nakoka claims innocence. authorities suspect a conspiracy behind Premier Hara's death. Officials confer with Marquis Matsukata Saionji to decide cabinet reorganization and succession.
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Mrass
Tokio
Elgoro Heshinipia
Otsuka
Hara
Ryichi Nakaka
Nakoka
Seizukai Party
Kioto
M. Hara
Admin
Marquis Matsekata
Saionji
Prince,Yamagata
Odawara
Prince Yamagata
Marquis Matsukata
Marquis Saionji
Viscount Makino
Attorney Jordan Faces Bribery Trial Pressure and Gossip
The report details Attorney Jordan’s involvement with a graft case in Waterloo. It describes Bell a police officer who collected money from Miller proprietor of the Blue Goose and shared it with Stillwagon. Investigations by state agents and local officials are noted, with discussions about bribery extortion and political influence.
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Bell
Hisj
Miller
Blue Goose
Waterloo
A. R. Stillwagon
Bell Szig
Stillwagon
Henderson-Stillwagon
Fibie
Cit
Wenner
H. T. Wagner
Des Moines
H. M. Havner
Havner
Rock
Bells
Polics Committee
Caunell
Ve. Jordan
Grand Jury
cSindy
W. Sete
Jomvarder
France Sends Her Biggest Men to Washington Disarmament Talks
France dispatches its top officials to the Washington conference on arms limitation led by Premier Aristide Briand aged 50. The delegation includes Rene Viviani 59 and Jean Jusserand 66 with long war and diplomatic service backgrounds.
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France
Feng Vivtaire
Aristide Briand
France i
Nantes
Loire
Allied Supreme Counci
War Council
Ufe
Rene Viviani
League of Nations’ Commission
Viviant
America
Joffre
New
York City
Col. Roose
Velt
Algiers
Paris
Clemenceau
Jean Adrien Antonine Jules Jusserail
Washington
Wilson
Whine Wis
Elsie Richards
Jusserand
London
Denmark
Legion of Honor
Albert Sarraut
Indo-China
Department of Aude
Chamber of Deputies
Sarraut
Pugliesi-Conti
Drivias
Hanoi
Waterloo Reform Drive Grows After Gambling Probe
Waterloo residents push for a full investigation into city corruption after police raids curb vice and officials vow to keep the town clean. Clergy leaders urge accountability while critics warn a Sunday closing campaign could spark broader city cleanup.
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Forces of Evil
Waterloo
Millionaire Miner Not a Kidnapper in Turbulent Tale
A Sioux City man once named a millionaire miner and presumed kidnapped turns out not to be the kidnap victim. Reports say he traveled to Chicago on a special train with Bellbay Mack, while Phillips, a former Chisagoan, faced Chicago police. Authorities recovered Mock at the Sherman House and later released him after confirmation Phillips was not wanted.
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Olla
Fontenelle Ho
Osaha
Phillip
Martin Hall
Sioux City
Holstein
Phillips
Chicago
Bellbay Mack
Omaha
Stormy disturbances threaten British Irish peace conference
Telegraph briefs report that British papers warned of disturbances threatening the British Irish peace conference. A Netherlands arms conference delegation reached Washington and a Commerce Department warning warned investors against buying foreign investments amid depreciated currencies. Marshal Foch departed Chicago after a brief two day Nisbeener celebration.
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Associated Press
London
Washington, D. C
Netherlands
Washington
Kington
Commerce Department
Chicago
Marehal Foch
Nisbeener
Open Door Policy Held as Bulwark of Far East Peace
United States regards the open door doctrine as essential to eastern peace and opposes special agreements like the Anglo Japanese treaty. The delegation will press for universal access to Asia for commerce and oppose arms talks until regional disputes are settled. The U.S. seeks no selfish interest and urges Japan to pursue honest fair dealings with Asiatic peoples.
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Unitedness
Washington, D. C
United Press
Asia
Japan
United States
Far East
Davenport Seethes Over Nickel Fare Debate and Streetcar Policy
Davenport merchants rally through the Presidents' club to push a nickel fare on monthly tickets as car traffic links to local business. City Attorney Schreechfield vows court action to end the temporary five cent fare, while traction interests resist and local politics loom ahead.
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Davenport
Tri-City Railway Company
Presidents’ Club
B. J. Denman
The
Traction Company
A. A. Schreechfield
Bible Class Mutiny Hits Kentucky Pen Escape Attempt
In Frankfort Kentucky on November 7 two guards and a night engineer were injured as about 200 convicts mutinied after a Bible class. The attackers stopped the plant engine, but a smaller engine oversight helped trigger a general alarm and the prisoners were soon rounded up.
Molloy Explains Catholic Tenets Before Waterloo Association
Rev Fr J M Molloy pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic church spoke to the Waterloo Ministerial association at the M C A about Catholic beliefs and rituals. He described Latin usage in worship, explained purgatory from Second Maccabees, and argued the church pursues spiritual rather than temporal power.
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J. M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Fr. Molloy
Father Molloy
Constantine
Molloy
Heaven
Hell
Malloy
France
Italy
Pocahontas County Supervisors Win Drainage Ditch Case
The Iowa Pocahontas county board of supervisors won a Supreme Court ruling affirming their right to reconstruct a drainage ditch. Citizens protested the expense and argued higher taxes violated due process. lower courts had ruled for the board.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Supreme Court
Senate battles over tax revision and soldier bonus amendments
Washington November 7 Senate returns to a drawn out fight over the tax revision bill clashing on amendments. Simmons seeks to fund the soldier bonus from foreign debt interest while Mekellar and Reed propose alternatives. With a final round expected, debate centers on corporate income tax reform and public income tax return disclosure as numerous amendments loom.
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Associated Press
Washington
BD. C
Senate
Simmons
Myers
Montana
Capper
Johnson
Kenyon
Ladd
Ta~ Foljette
Norris
McKelar
LeFollette
King
Williams
Washington, D. C
Reed
Missouri
North Carolina
Mekellar
Tennessee
Omaha Aero congress reports three aeronautical milestones
Maj. Wnatips J. Glidden of New York announced from Omaha that the Aero congress achieved three advances: organization of a national aeronautical association, a world speed record above 176 mph for 159 miles, and a world record for carrying the most passengers at a long distance to attend the convention. The Larsen trophy winner may remain unknown for two or three days.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Maj
Wnatips J. Glidden
New York
Ig Wag
Man Burns to Death Near Stove in St. Louis Home
Frank AL Some 68 was burned to death when his clothing near a stove caught fire. Draperies ignited from the flames and spread to two nearby houses but were saved. A sister carried him from the residence, escaping injury.
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Louis
Frank AL
Stumpf
Guardsmen to Lead 70 Strong Peace Parade on Armistice Day
More than 60 patriotic and civic groups signaled their intention to join the Great Peace Parade as guardsmen expect about 70 marchers this Armistice Day. The parade committee reported late this afternoon and urged broader participation from local fraternal organizations.
Armistice Day Parade Promises Military Display
A city armistice day plan hopes for a military contingent as two national guard units weigh participation tonight. Numerous local groups have already responded while the Kamloops Wawa paper from British Columbia remains in shorthand.
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National Guard
Kamloops
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