Lausanne Conference Opens Amid Kemalist Confidence
Turkish nationalist delegates in Lausanne demand removal of extraterritorial rights and claim sovereignty gains through the talks. Mustapha Kemal Pasha tightens grip in Ankara as London warns of unrest in Constantinople, while British and French officials press for a unified stance before negotiations resume.
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Delivery note for Courier paper by 3 30 or free reprint
The notice instructs that Courier papers should be delivered to homes before 3 30. If a carrier error or other cause prevents receipt by then, call 8330 and a copy will be sent. Calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
YWCA Campaign Aims At 280000 for New Home
City wide drive begins Tuesday to raise 280000 for YWCA building and two year operating budget. Miss Nines Fagundus and officials lead educational campaign with talks at churches and a complimentary dinner for supporters tonight. Current quarters are inadequate. new home at Park avenue and Lafayette street will expand programs reaching hundreds of girls and women in Waterloo.
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Reilly Seen Poised to Lose Porto Rico Governor Post
Reports say E. Mont Reilly will be relieved as governor of Porto Rico after a White House conference with President Harding and War Secretary Weeks. Porto Rican officials and islanders, eager to oust him, awaited the decision with ambivalence as details remained undisclosed.
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Chicago Man Seeks Wife Missing in France
William Purness of Chicago arrived in Paris in a search for his French wife who vanished after arriving in France recently. The couple wed in 1919 and his pursuit follows the mysterious disappearance amid international news coverage.
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International News Wire
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Weather Report on Highway Conditions and Roads
Weather Bureau report lists towns Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City Waterloo and more. It notes roads slippery or muddy in several regions with rain and variable conditions across eastern towns and counties.
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Forced Vaccination Upholds Municipal Health Powers
Supreme Court upholds municipal boards of health to enforce vaccination against smallpox to prevent epidemics. Roselyn Zucht sued San Antonio officials arguing jurisdictions lied with state legislatures, but ruling supports local authority. In a separate incident in Wellsburg West Virginia one frame building burned killing Olivia Johnston and Norman Albert after a drinking party.
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World Revolution Hopes Dimmed Says Soviet Official
Moscow reports quote Georges Tehitcherin, People's commissar for foreign affairs, saying Bolshevik goals appear weakened. He notes potential impacts of US elections on Russo American relations and cautions that German instability or Allied intervention could trigger catastrophe. He also flags disputes over the Washington Conference on the Chinese eastern railway.
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Supreme Court rules Japanese not eligible for U S naturalization
Washington D C November 13 The United States Supreme Court upheld a federal statute restricting naturalization to free whites and Africans or those of African descent ruling that Japanese are not white and not eligible. The decision affirmed a Washington state court ruling in Takao Osawa Yamashita and related cases on the Pacific coast.
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Bellamy Storer Dies in Paris Former Ambassador to Austria
Cincinnati man Bellamy Storer, born 1847, longtime diplomat and attorney, died in Paris last night. He served as ambassador to Austria from 1902 to 1906 and earlier as minister to Belgium and Spain, with a career spanning the First and Second Districts. Born in Cincinnati, he graduated from Harvard College in 1867.
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All Danger of Fuel Shortage Now Past
Washington November 42 federal fuel distributor and the geological survey declared no danger of a fuel shortage this winter. Deal is being admitted and moved in sufficient quantities to meet current demands and build a small reserve. Also a mysterious fire in Tilster destroyed a clothing store and adjacent post office with losses around $20,000.
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Frelinghuysen Loses Bid in Wet Vote Fallout
Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, a Republican defeated for reelection by former Governor Edward Ford, visited Washington to inform President Ward that New Jersey’s vote system had removed him from the president’s follow‑up group. He stated the decision stemmed from a private matter and that themes of retaliation and strategy dominated after the election.
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Insurance agent testifies in Klorys case in county trial
An insurance agent testified in a trial charging Flory with causing the death of his wife. He said he wrote a 15 000 policy for the Florys last winter and that Mrs Flory was urged to sign a policy. Prosecutors seek to show Flory induced his wife to use poison. A state witness Miss Olive Nuremberg and Mrs Ad Girkland are among jurors and witnesses.
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New Cancer Cure Demonstrated at Columbia Lab
Dr Francis Carter Wood unveiled an X-ray based cancer cure at the Crocker Cancer Research Laboratory, Columbia University, claiming a nationwide campaign and strong public interest. The method uses N-ray apparatus with lead shielding and aims to reduce cancer deaths, estimated at 26 thousand annually.
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Miners Trial Draws Small Court Turnout at AAARION
About 16 spectators watched as veniremen gathered to form a jury for the miners case during the massacre trial. The prosecution added eight witnesses, later approved by Judge Harts, including several parents of men killed. Defense counsel Kerr objected initially, but was overruled after explanations of witness roles.
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Snowstorm Rages Across Nebraska and Iowa
Nebraska endures a two day snowstorm with heavy winds and rain spurs corn losses in Iowa. Weather officials forecast cooler temperatures and more precipitation in coming hours. Reports from Des Moines and Omaha describe disrupted rail traffic and widespread damage as snow shifts eastward.
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1400 Killed in Chilean Quakes and Tsunami
A series of large earthquakes shattered Chile causing a tsunami and widespread panic. Government and emergency services report about 1,400 deaths with many more injured. Streets filled with evacuees as search and rescue operations continue.
Blaze threat rivals oil tanks amid Chile quake disaster
A massive oilfield blaze sparked by a bolt endangers tank farms in the Sun company complex near Port Armstrong, as a major Chilean earthquake tops the day’s chaos. Rescue teams report over a million gallons of fuel stored nearby while aftershocks hamper relief efforts across Valparaiso to Antofagasta.
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Northwest Shippers Promised Relief by New Car Movement
Relief village at Trem surface area will provide grain and livestock supply soon, Montana railroad commission reports. President Badd of Great Northern said the northern lines will receive eastern shipments daily starting Wednesday and reach 1,000 cars daily by Saturday to relieve conditions.
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Heiress in Asylum Sane Declared by Aunt
In Baldwin New York a saga unfolds as Mrs John J Gardiner sues to control the heiress connected with the Melean asylum. The aunt challenges the girl's sanity while her guardian Jardine faces accuser claims tied to the commitment.
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Gas Explosion Deafens Two In Kansas City Grocery
An explosion of gas in a two story frame grocery on Eighteenth Street in Kansas City last night left two men totally deaf and three others injured. The fire destroyed four buildings with damages estimated at 35000 dollars. Homer D B Patterson and David M Tiller were killed in the blast.
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Constable Killed Hours Before Term Expiry
A constable, Max Stabletedd aged 43, was killed just before his term expired. The incident occurred at a road near Wait Wadler as a successor act was in progress. Authorities report the death followed a confrontation with an armed suspect. investigators are reviewing the scene and next steps.
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Clemenceau Aboard Steamer Paris Observes Morning Walk
The former French prime minister Georges Clemenceau awoke early on the steamer Paris en route to New York. He walked the decks at dawn, then returned to his cabin and declined the shipboard concert, preferring to retire. Passengers had hoped for a public appearance at a Thursday rendezvous.
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Seek Pyxomaniac in Chicago Flat Blaze
Three persons were injured one probably fatally and several children were saved in thrilling rescues from a west side Chicago apartment fire that caused about 15000 in damage. Investigators believe arsonists started the blaze and authorities began a manhunt for a suspect described as a pyromaniac.
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State bonus bonds to be issued around January
The Adjutant General L. O. Lasher said at a state board meeting that the contemplated plan is to sell bonds, have the money available, and perfect the organization around January. Blank forms will be verified from official records, and no office staff is yet in place to handle inquiries. A permanent secretary is expected within a few days.
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