Hoover Speech Warns Open Door May Close on Europe
At a Buffalo convention of Americans of Polish ancestry Herbert Hoover warns that foreign agitation could close the open door to Europe. He denounces Reds, praises Kosciusko and Pulaski, and commends U S help to Poland with ships, routes, famine relief, and finance as repayment for a century of aid.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
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Alesa
Herbert Hover
Hoover
Solish Republic
United States
Tr. Hoover
Europe
Kosciusko
Pulaski
Kosciuska
Acbrwcki
Pilsudski
Mexican Justice to U S Citizens a Right Lansing
Secretary Lansing released a statement to clarify U S policy on Mexico and the protection of American citizens amid the Jenkins kidnapping case. He asserted the U S government’s right to intervene diplomatically to secure justice and protect Americans’ rights in Mexico.
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Lansing
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Togay
Mexico
William O. Jenkins
Puaba
American Legion May Force I W W Out of Sioux City
Sioux City committee from Monahan post of the American Legion plans to remove I W W headquarters from Sioux City and close the current I W W ball. The action follows the legion’s annual meeting held late last night and targets preventing further I W W activity in the city.
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American Legion
Sioux City
Associated Press
Monahan Post
the Legion
TW. W
Centralia Riot Braces for National Attention in 1919
In Centralia Washington a mob attacked a jail and abducted a man named Smith after a violent I W W clash on Armistice Day. Governor Hart condemned mob rule and militia were considered as state authorities acted to quell unrest. Nineteen alleged I W W members were jailed following the shooting.
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Centralia
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Cheney
Associated Press
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D. C
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House Today
Representative Johnson
Republican
Immigration Committee
Johnson
Rogers
Miners Begin Return Amid Uncertain Resumption
Chicago and Indianapolis reports describe mixed returns to work as miners react to a court ordered recall of the strike. Officials note slow rosters of workers as the United Mine Workers assess the next steps with Secretary Wilson and await the Washington conference.
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Labor meeting of central union committee set in Waterloo
A joint legislative committee with three members from each meal represented in the Central Labor union will meet this afternoon at Labor temple to discuss important business. Members of labor bodies in Waterloo may attend and participate in discussions.
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Central Labor Union
Labor Temple
Waterloo
Let Church Pay Debt Of Britain To Idea Of Otang
London observers weigh a plan to bear war debt via the Church of England and the Church of Scotland. The proposal urges selling church property including Westminster Abbey to raise cash and relieve the nation’s burden. A Statis article argues the 500 million pound annual interest will strangle the economy unless a large sacrifice by those with wealth is enacted.
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London
England
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Church of Scotland
Westminster Abbey
Statis
Checker's Report Placed on File Upon Receipt
Refutes rumors that A. Lawrence state checker’s special report on animal bounty payments sat unseen in the county auditor’s offices for days. The document arrived in the first mail yesterday at 8 30 after being mailed from Muscatine at 2 p m on November 10. Dated November 6, the report went to the state auditor for review then to the attorney general before returning to Muscatine.
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Muscatine Ys
State Auditor’s Office
Attorney General's Office
Muscatting
Leath's Ad Promotes Best Values in Window Sales
An advertisement proclaims Leath's as offering the biggest and best values in window goods at 4th Street location 31u-314 WL, urging readers to see windows for deals.
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Leath’s
RHEUMATIC Pains and Willard Liver Whips Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Hamilin's Wizard Oil as a safe remedy for rheumatism lameness and joint stiffness with quick penetration and versatile use for sprains cuts burns and other minor injuries. Also promotes Willard Liver Whips pink pills for constipation and headaches with a money back guarantee and 30 cent price.
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Hamilin
Polinena
Violent Acts in Italy Rise Before Elections
As factions loom in Italy ahead of elections, violence and unrest intensify across the country. Authorities report heightened tension, with clashes and protests observed in major cities, stoking fears of broader turmoil during the campaign period.
Adamo Carl Claims Rally Violence Seen Around City
Reports describe increasing acts of violence as Adamo Carl, Democratic candidate in Lurrara, faced assault during a social event. A mob seized his vehicle for propaganda and a prisoner was taken. soldiers were sent from Merrara to restore order. Elizabeth Rudd, a Fred L. Kimball office clerk, has been away from home for several days and is expected back Monday.
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Pacific Northwest
United States
Itz
Adamo Oarls
Jemorratic
Lurrara
Sociallate
Hint
Seised
Merrara
Bin
Mes
Elizabeth Rudd
Fred L. Kimball
Sure Relief From Fiery Skin Diseases
An old advertisement advocates S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cure eczema, boils, and skin eruptions by addressing the disease’s source in the blood. It claims conventional lotions don’t provide lasting relief and urges readers to buy S. S. S. at a drugstore or write for medical advice.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Fire destroys Kresge store. ten more damaged in Wilmington
Fire today destroyed the Kresge store and ten other shops in Wilmington Delaware causing about 300000 dollars in losses. Adjoining stores suffered heavy damage as flames swept through the block.
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Asaociated Press
Wilmington
Del
Kresge
Senator Martin Dies in Charlottesville at 72
Senator Thomas Martin, aSenocratic leader in the senate, died in Charlottesville Virginia after a long illness. He was 72 years old.
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Charlottesville
Thomas
Jeader
Senate
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