Haiti President Denies Official Knowledge of killings by Marines
Port au Prince Haiti November 11 President Dartiguenave testified before the naval board of inquiry that he has no official knowledge of indiscriminate killings by American marines. He said there were credible reports but no proof, and that authorities feared martial law for speaking out. The court adjourned with no further witnesses.
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Associad
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Udre Dartiguenav B
Republic of Haiti
Tony
Naval Board of the
Wiry
Clamier
M. Dartiguepave
Nnche
St. Marc
Croixes-Dougas
Vande Revera du Nord
Mirevalais
Las Cobidas
Dyer
Wateroo Y Gym Gla de expands fitness program and leagues
Waterloo gym under Wayne Richardson adds extensive classes including 13 groups for men and a dozen for other ages, with volleyball and basketball leagues, senior and junior tracks, business college and industry programs, and a new locker system. About 125 boys received physical exams last month as classes fill. Sorghum cane farming is reported rising in the region.
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Waterloo
Wayne ~ Richardson
Wateroo
Froman
Man
Fais
Hon Ts
Waterloo Business College
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Business College
Waterloo Gasoline Ening
Richardon
Learue
Richardson
Kansas City
Bakers
City in Brief Eyes for Glasses and Local Happenings
City notices include an eye care ad. residents travel to Salina and New York City. Bible school dinner at Westminster. Mrs. Comstock visits Falls City and Muncie. Waterloo Business College credits. tercentenary temple talks by Rev Clinton F. Smith. a chicken pie supper at First Baptist for Orphans Home on Nov 13.
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Westminster Workers
C. W. Sweitzer
A. H. Paton
Ray Comstock
Sidney. C
James A. Ulaskins
Grant Avenue
Falls City
Neb
Or. Com
Clinton F. Smith
America
Mr. Smith
Plymouth
Mass
Profor Orphans Home
Council
Centre Cuts Games With Georgia Tech
Centre College will sever all athletic relations with Georgia Tech after a meeting of its athletic association chaired by Dr Frank L Rainey. The decision cites unfairness and unsportsmanlike conduct by Tech football players in a recent game at Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Danville
Frank L. Rainey
Centre College Athletic Association
Georgia Tech
Tech
Atlanta
State Bank of Dixon Illinois Closes Doors
The Union State Bank of Dixon was closed at 10 o clock by the directors. A notice posted on the bank states it is closed pending examination by the state auditor. E J Countryman, former cashier, is said to have precipitated the action.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Dixon
Edison chats with Newton in psychic radio experiments
Washington psychic Mrs. Jane B. Coates claims Thomas Edison communicates nightly with the spirit of Sir Isaac Newton in Edison’s laboratory. She says the Newton spirit guides the radio experiments with departed souls and provides corroboration from her communications with Newton himself.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas A. Edison
Sir Isaac Newton
Jane B. Coates
Wasington
Sir Isaac
First Woman With Severe Authority Semiramis Queen
The article notes Semiramis as the first woman with severe authority, identifying her as queen of NTBC. It compares cane and oat yields, stating an acre of cane provides feed nearly as valuable as an average acre of oats, reflecting agricultural value assessments.
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Semiramis
NTBC
Carpenters End Convention in Waterloo Iowa
The seventh annual Iowa Council of Carpenters of America, led by President William H. Griebling, adjourned at 12 20 pm after three days in Waterloo. Delegates praised the meeting, honored locals 1835 and 1849, and thanked city officials and the local committee.
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Wiliam H. Griebling
Iowa
Waterloo
Labor
Iowa Federation Labor
P. Menton
Boone
T. N. Stuffiebeam
Carpenters’ Union
Usic
Marie Bartelt
T. N. Stufflebeam
N. W. Frisbie
Sean A. Link
Waterloo Central Labor Union
Iowa State Federation of Labor
William H. Griebling
Iowa Council of Carpenters
Carpenters
A. Burns
Indianapoli Ind
Boy Scouts of Christ Show Great Interest
Troop No. 2 at Christ Episcopal church met in the church basement with Rev. Ernest B. Mounsey in charge. Sixteen boys attended as tests were given to recruits, and popcorn and stunts added to the evening. Meetings will continue weekly through winter with hikes planned.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Ernest B. Mounsey
Mr. Mounsey
Minnesota
Burbank Expenditures In Recent Campaigns
Campaign expense statements filed with the secretary of state show W J Burbank auditor elect spending 380 dollars. Other figures include John O Boyd 234 30 for railroad commissioner and W C Ramsay 497 for secretary of state. Des Moines November 12.
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Burbank
John O. Boyd
W. C. Ramsay
Associated Press
Des Moines
Secretary of State
W. J. Burbank
Auditor-Elect of State
Hillie T. Wart
Iideo
Bargain Counter Ad Promises Big Savings Across Goods
A fragmented ad promotes cheap sugar, broom substitutes, and low prices at a Cash and Carry store. It urges customers to compare figures and visit the self-serve shop, claiming long reach Parlor Brooms and high value for money.
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Ihey
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