Red hand moving in Spanish plots against Alfonso
London reports border outbreaks in Spain as officials crack down. Arrests include former Republican deputy Marcelina Domingo. Soviet funds alleged behind plotters, arms smuggling to Barcelona. Seven of 26 arrested in Vero face death penalty. others await military trials at Pamplona. Magaz urges swift justice. Alfonso presides at ceremony as internal strife warned.
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London
Madrid
Marcelina Domingo
Daily Mail
Barcnlona
Vero
Pamplona
Marquis de Magaz
Directory
Alfonso
Mager
Elief
Spain
Morocca
Armistice Day Observances Across Iowa Towns
Armistice day events spread across Iowa with Legion parades and speeches. In Council Bluffs a noon parade preceded a downtown program and a ball at the city auditorium. Cedar Rapids suspended business 10 to 11:30 while veterans laid a wreath and Col C B Robbins spoke at Coe College. Keokuk joined Fort Madison in a county celebration with a parade and victory dance after a Legion-led observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Utes
Council Bluffs
American Legion and Auxiliary
City Auditorium
Cedar Rapids
Veterans of
Greene's Square
Hanford Post
American Legion
Col. C. B. Robbins
Coe College
Jobn
Keokuk
Kenkuk
Fort Madi
Armistics
Fort Madison
Legion
Donnellson
Montrose
Midwest Flower and Beekeepers Conventions Open in Russell
The Midwest Flower Congress shows varieties like McIntosh and Longford as Iowa aims to secure hardy winter apples independent of the west and south. Missouri displays Hag apples. The Iowa Florists Society and Florists' Telegraph Delivery unit convene at noon with a banquet to follow, sessions continuing to Thursday night. the Midwest Beekeepers meet for a one day seed Pilates session at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Longford
Edgewood
Secor
Ames
Macy
Iowa
Missouri
Russell-Samson Girlsroom
Society of Iowa Florists and Jews
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Midwest Beekeepers’ Association
Coolidge Predicted to Dominate Congress with Decisive Lead
The article argues Coolidge will control Congress through a direct decisive mind. It contrasts Harding's hesitancy on the bonus bill with Coolidge's expected ability to set a clear path, guiding Republican senators and avoiding mixed pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Harding
Mellon
Treasury
Buis
Washington
Widener and Peabody Honeymooning Near Philadelphia
On Honeymoon oT. A. Widener of Illinois and his bride formerly Mrs Trude T. Douglas Peabody, they are shown leaving New York for their honeymoon and will settle on the Elkins estate near Philadelphia after their wedding.
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Ot. A. Widener
Ter Trude
T. Douglas Peabody
New York
Elkins Estate
Philadelphia
Coolidge Still Holds Unified Line as Republicans Face Dissent
The text discusses President Coolidge's firm position and how Republican senators and congressmen might back his course. It notes limited patronage power but emphasizes the need for party discipline. It considers La Follette and Brookhart as potential disruptors and the impact on key committee control if defections occur.
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Coolidge
Congress
Ln Wollette
la Follette
Lrook-~ Hart
Oa Pollette
Brookhart
Werald-Tribune News Service
Immortality memorial event honor hullinger at union county
Veterans and dignitaries gather for a memorial unveiling honoring Uinta county men who died in the world war. Dr Hullinger, nearing his 100th birthday, is noted as possibly the oldest practicing physician in America and was to be a central figure at the ceremony. Other army officers and civilians, including Judge K M Landis, were scheduled to speak at dinners and luncheons across Legion posts in Evanston and Centenarhia in Union Bhai, Vernai.
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Page
Evanston
Hullinger
Uinta
America
Turks to Be Cheaper Says Omaha Poultrymen
Omaha poultrymen contradicted Chicago forecasts that turkey prices would rise. They cited a large chicken crop and forecast turkeys would be cheaper and marketable sooner, with Nebraska and Kansas producers expecting increased supplies to hit the market.
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Omaha
Chicago
Omha
Oomahas
Omaha Poultrymen
England Observes Armistice Anniversary Quietly
In London on Armistice Day 11 November no minute of silence was observed at 11 am. Ceremonies were held at the Whitehall cenotaph and at the Unknown Soldier grave in Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wondon
England
Whitehall
Westminster Abbey
Cold Weather Returns After Heavy Snow in Wyoming
After 12 hours of snowfall in Rock Springs Wyoming the mountain roads remain impassable. The clearing skies bring a sharp drop in temperatures and a strong northwest wind as the area turns intensely cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wio
Brookhart’s lead over Steck shrinks in final county tallies
In Iowa Senate race updates from The Associated Press, Brookhart’s official canvass shows a reduced majority as 90 counties report, with Brookhart at 447 406 and Steck at 446 668 after 69 counties officially counted. County results vary, including gains for Steck in several counties and continued slow deduction of Brookhart’s early edge.
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Dex Metnes
Navy
Daniel I. Stack
United States Senate
Smith W. Grookhart
Associated Press
Brookhart
byBrookhart
Steck
Brooktmart
Senator Brookhart
Stee
Clinton
Enimat
Harrison County
Lha
Les Bounty
Louisa
Lyon
Page
Sioux
Bounty Election
Armistica
Allamakee
Apponoose
Black Hawk
Dremar
Butler
Carroll
Cass
Chickasaw
Deexter
Delaware
Payette
Greene
Hancock
Mumbaldt
Ida
Johnson
Jones
Wheokuk
Lion
Mills
Mitchel
Monroe
O'Brien
Polk
Pottawattiuinig
Wapelto
Warren
Washington
Winnel
Pneumonic Plague More Deadly Than Bubonic
Baltimore reports Dr. Wu Lien Teh of the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health states both plagues share one germ. Pneumonic plague spreads via a patient’s cough and is far more fatal, with death rates near 70 percent, though rapid control is possible with sanitation and isolation.
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Baltimore
Wu Lien ‘Teh
North Manchurian Plague Service
Johns Hopkins School ,of Hygiene and Public Health
Tere
Los Angeles
Dr. Wu
Pr. Wu
Manchuria
Ghost Uses Tomb to Escape High Rent Arrested in Los Angeles
Manuel Blanco, 46, was arrested at the Los Angeles cemetery after living in an empty Spanish tomb to dodge rent. Police said he had slept there for a month and told officers he had not been disturbed until now, booked on vagrancy charges in the city jail.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Manuel Blanco
Manchu Emperor Pu Yi Loses Titles and Lands
The youth ful Manchu emperor of China is stripped of all titles and now called Sir Pu Yi. His estates are forfeited and his annual allowance drops from 4 090 000 to 500 000. Factories will employ the former palace retainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jisuin Tung
China
Pu Yi
Theodore D Robinson Named Assistant Secretary of Navy
Theodore Douglas Robinson of New York was selected for the post of assistant secretary of the navy. A nephew of Theodore Roosevelt, he has served in the New York state senate and chaired the progressive state committee of New York. The vacancy followed Theodore Roosevelt's resignation to pursue a gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Theodore Douglas Robinson
New York
Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Robinson
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
White House
Caollige
Navy Department
Wilbur
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Helen Roosevelt
New York State Senate
Secretary Davis to Retire From Cabinet After March 4
Secretary Davis of the labor department plans to retire from the cabinet after March next. He is the only cabinet member to indicate retirement. The White House said the president has not considered other changes and hopes Davis will stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washington, D. C
Labor Department
Cooldge
White House
President Coolidge to Visit West in December
President Coolidge will depart Washington on Wednesday December 3 for Chicago to attend the national livestock show and be present for the opening of Congress on December 1. He is expected to attend the Army Navy football game in Baltimore on November 29.
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Washington
Coolidge
Chicago
Congress
Baltimore
Boy Scouts to Boss St Louis for One Day
St Louis leaders from mayor to street straw boss will hand over duties to the khaki clad Boy Scouts next Saturday as part of the community fund drive begun Monday. The event enlists city officials to support and participate in the civic appeal.
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Boy Scouts
St. Louis
Boy
St. Loonis
Notable counterfeit ring raided as agents seize bonds
Federal agents raid Chicago and other cities, arresting seven of the alleged counterfeiting group tied to a $5 war stamp scheme from 1918. Warrants name 14 defendants including William Keith and Mrs Laura Schmitz. more than $1 million in stamps cashed across Chicago New York and Omaha.
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Associated Press
Chicagzo
Neville-Ben Newmark
Glaie
Len Small
Waukegan
Warratilsa
Treasury Savings
Thi
New York
Omaha
William Keith
R. A. Stubbins
J. R. McDonald
R. G. Manley
William M. Zigee
Daniel Ambroso
Sam Coregolione
Herbert C. Schmitz
Laura GE. Schmitz
Miss Prances Walzick
Chicago
Secret Service
Refugee problem may spark Balkan war fears
Sofia reports the refugee crisis spreading across the Balkans as Bulgaria holds about half a million refugees and Greeks face millions more displaced by Asia Minor expulsions. Tensions rise over population shifts in Thrace and Macedonia, with anger feeding anti Turkish sentiment and disillusion with the league of nations.
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Sofia
Balkan
Bulgaria
Angora
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Balkana
Greece
Thrace
Macedonia
League of Nations
Fi. 4
Balkans
Fire at Zechman lumber yards injures two
Chicago reports two firemen injured and over 100 residents displaced after an incendiary blaze at Zechman & Co lumber yards caused about 200000 in damage. The watchman was overpowered, bound and gagged at the plant.
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Chicago
Zechman & Co
Deposits Rise in State Banks Over Four Years
Des Moines report shows state bank exchanges up 16.27 million in four years allowing above 7.6 million to be equated with borrowed funds. Total deposits reach 616.02 million in September, just under 10 million from 1923 year end.
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Des Moines
State Banking Department
Iowa farmer who brought aristocrats from Germany faces deportation
In Cedar Rapids a German farmer, Adam Gebauer, and his family face deportation to Germany by April 1 1926 unless he learns English and can support his family with work. Gottlieb Steinmetz from Homestead Indiana had sponsored them, later funding their support, and sought removal after Gebauer refused to farm.
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Iowa
Germany
International News Wire
Cedar Rapids
Adam Gebauer
Guy Linville
Gottlieb Steinmetz
Homestead
Gebauer
Beléving
Steinmetz
Linville
Gebauers
Last Policy With Duel Clause Paid in Ithaca
Believed to be the last life insurance policy with a duel prohibition, issued in 1865 by Mutual Benefit Life to Grange P. Hyde of Ithaca New York, paid to his widow after his death. The $2200 policy yielded $2243.71 to the widow and $1805.78 in dividends during its 59 year term. The policy’s terse text forbids certain travels and actions including dueling and other prohibited conduct with strict conditions for validity.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Lfe
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Grange P. Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Orange PB
North Carolina
Tennessee
United States
Cohagan Addresses Kiwanis On Father-Son Movement
A. Cohagan, general secretary of the M C G A, spoke at a noon Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Russell-Lamson urging fathers to teach patriotism and obedience to law. He called for tolerance for good and a universal plan to abolish war within a Christian framework.
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A. Cohagan
M. CG. A
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Cohagan
Valley Forge
France
Street Department Highlights From Oct to Nov Report
A. O. Tahor outlines the street department work from Oct 14 to Nov in a city report. Tasks include hauling dirt and leaves, moving cinders and old asphalt, cleaning catch basins, rebuilding crosswalks, grading streets, repairing walks, and clearing debris after a recent storm.
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A. O. Tahor
Tabor
Mobile
Temperance Leader Pleads Guilty to Liquor Smuggling
Mrs. Laura Patten a Machias church and temperance leader pled guilty in Bangor to liquor smuggling conspiracy charges. She and her husband and a dozen men received sentences two months and six months respectively as part of 74 indictments. Federal officials say the case will shock Maine society. Patten has two children.
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Bangor
Laura Patten
Machias
Peters
Maine
Patten
Y W Esthetic Work Promotes Health at YWCA
Esthetic work in the YWCA physical education program builds poise and self confidence, relaxes muscles for natural development, and fosters musical sense through classical music. Open to all girls and women, with observation welcome any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna George
Court Lifts Ban on Wine for Home Use
Federal Judge Morris A. Soper ruled that the Volstead Act’s 1.5 percent limit does not apply to beverages made at home for home consumption in the Rep. John Philippi case. He noted Congress intended home made cider and wine for private use to be treated separately, unless the beverage is intoxicating. The decision followed testimony that Hill’s homemade wine reached 11 percent alcohol.
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Baltimore
Joh. Philip Hill
United States
Morris A. Soper
Soper
Congress
United States Senate
Varmsel
Hill
Amos W. W Woodcock
Colt. Hill
Voters Defeat City Court Bat Elect Its Judge and Attorney
In White county Georgia a ballot asking to establish a city court failed 188 to 36 while candidates for city court judge and solicitor, W. W. H. Underwood and Thomas F Underwood, received 428 and 437 votes respectively but cannot serve. The election results show the city court was not created though the two elected officials won.
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Webster
Dodge
Webster County
United States
Board of Supervisors
Brookhart
Steck
Brewer
Shelby
Harlan
Shelby County
Bat
Atlanta
White County
W. W. H. Underwood
Thomas F Underwood
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Midwest Flower, Fruit, Vegetable Congress
Paa Widener
Tomb of Unknown Soldier
Center of
Capital’s Services
Hsuan Fung
Theo D. Robinson
San Pedro
George Contreas
Montreas
Y. W
Nestle
Palist
Congres
Feder
Oper
John Philippi
Kirk's Blake
Meat Department Beef
Boston
F. E. McStay
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