Bryan Prophesies Demand By People Of American Plan
William Jennings Bryan argues from Washington that the world favors disarmament and an international tribunal. He contends delegates at the conference will accept the plan to scrap many battleships and halt new construction for ten years, with treaties of arbitration expanded into a full international court system to prevent war.
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Washington, D. C
Greats Bynasia
Japan
M International Tribunal For
Toreby
United States
Globe
League of Nations
United States Senate
Courts of Arbitration
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Abatement Action Against Soft Drink Bars in Twin Cities
United States District Attorney Alfred Jaques leads abatement actions against soft drink bars and building owners cited for Volstead Act violations in Minneapolis and St Paul. Judge Wilbur Booth ordered show cause for Theodore Reizman and Wilhelmina Reizman, with hearings set for Nov. 28. Raids yielded moonshine and arrests including Oscar Rosy, Charles S. Bernt, Leroy Horta, and others. authorities intend further actions against additional venues.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States
Alfred Jaques
Qvale
W. B. Andersh
Wilbur EF. Booth
United States Court
L. W. Scott
Theodore Reizman
Mississippi Street
Wilhelmina Reizman
Booth
St. Paul
Mr. Scott
Mir. Qrale
Veistead
Scott
Retzman
Ciry
Vv Rave
Hquor
Consid
Fillmore Conn*y
Metahn
Sy Ners Wisor
Dry
Jaid
Zourig
Steve Phillins
D Street
Oscar Rosy
Charles
Bernt
Phillips
Leroy Horta
Tup Central Avenue
B. F. Wahington
Arms Parley Underway As Nations Study U S Proposals
United States waits for official replies from Great Britain and Japan on a ten year naval holiday and broad arms limits. British and Japanese naval experts study the American proposals as two main committees meet at 3 p m to discuss program and procedure for reaching agreement. The next plenary session is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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United Press
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Hei
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ning
Sutherland
Hughes
Harding
England
London
Daily Mail
Washington
Amerea
Washington's Farewell and Washingtonian Will Discussed
The piece reflects on George Washington and his will and farewell address as guiding documents for citizens and national purpose. It notes bequests to Liberty Hall academy and Washington and Lee University, and praises civic duty, sacrifice, and unity amid world events. It urges study of both writings as complementary guides to civilization.
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United States
Liberty Hall Academy
Washington
Lee University
Lexington
Tenement Blaze Kills Ten in New York Fire
A five story tenement fire in New York today left at least nine dead and 30 injured. Fire spread from the basement up through a shaft to the upper floors trapping residents who clung to ledges. Five bodies were found near a doorway on the fifth floor and three more unidentified victims were later located. Post office workers saved one man before firefighters arrived as another fell from a window ledge, fracturing his skull.
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U.P
New York
Chicago Teamsters Plan Strike Over Head's Protest
Three thousand local Teamsters members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs voted to strike in protest against a $3 weekly wage reduction. The move followed a final vote taken last night despite opposition from Patrick Berrel who urged acceptance of the awards.
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Associated Press
Chicago
International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs
Chicago Teamsters’ Union
Brotherhood
Patrick Berrel
Arms Conference Committees Fix Program Details
Washington dispatch reports progress at the armaments conference with two meetings planned to lay a tentative program for negotiations. Delegation heads from the United States Britain France Italy and Japan join the program and procedure committees for armaments and Far Eastern questions.
Webster City Hunter Found Dead In Field
Webster City Nov 14 Albert Wisberg a farmer living near here was found dead yesterday after failing to return from a hunting trip. He had been shot through the head with his discharged shotgun nearby. The shooting is believed accidental and a coroner's inquest was to be held today.
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Manip Press
Webster City
Albert Wishere
Wisberg
Garment workers strike over piecework hours dispute
New York November 14. Sixty thousand garment workers walk out in protest against the piecework system and a wage hours increase to 41 to 44 per week. Three thousand shops involved. Louis Lustig accuses unions of not aiding production to lower clothing prices. Strikers say trade agreement enforcement left working conditions to a bi partisan commission. SIREMEN RECEIVE CHECK. Chief Ray Tiller gets 25 from Al Leath & Co. for firemen during the store blaze, to be added to pension fund.
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Associated Press
New York
Louis Lustig
Cloak, Soft & Skirt Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Ray Tiller
al Leath & Co
Rien
Grand Jury to Open Inquiry into County Scandal
A Black Hawk county grand jury sessions to probe alleged public officer corruption. The panel will examine neglect of duty, prostitution laws, and illicit liquor activity, with foreman Mr. Ashley guiding a broad, open investigation aimed at indictments based on substantial evidence. The inquiry is expected to be lengthy with many subpoenas.
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Pimine
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk Country
Iowa
Stiles
Ashley
First, National Bank
la Porte City
Hughes
Hughes | Dry Goods Company
Cedar Falls
E. H. McCor
Walter R. French
Emtecost
McCoy
District Court
Arbuckle Opens Manslaughter Trial in San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle, silent film comedian, goes to trial on a manslaughter charge over the death of actress Virginia Rappe. Dozens of witnesses prepare as crowds flood the third floor hall of justice, with a schedule affected by elections and Armistice Day. The case follows a prior murder hearing that led to the manslaughter charge, while a separate federal liquor possession suit awaits resolution.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C
Arbuckle
Virginia Ruppe
Hall of Justice
Iowa Seals Drive Christmas Fund Across Counties
Iowa's annual sale of Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis work is being organized nationwide with a goal of ten seals per capita. The Iowa Tuberculosis Association coordinates efforts through counties and local groups. Last year over $70,000 in seals were sold and organizers hope to double this amount, with sales beginning around December 1 and continuing through Christmas time.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
American Road Cross
American Federation of Labor
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Murray's Slayer and Best of Bandit Gang to Be Tried This Week
Omaha reports that the alleged bandits from a month earlier near Council Bluffs, following the farm attack that left Robert Murray dead, face trial in Council Bluffs this week. A former Waterloo railroad special agent, Tom King, Eva King, Bill Bennett, George Moore, and Frank Tierner are among those charged, with Moore wounded in the raid and facing murder counts.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Council Bluffs, Jr
Robert Murray
Waterloo
Tom King
Council, Bluffs
Eva King
Ing
Bill Alias Bennett
George Moore
Barnes
Frank Tierner
Landlord Attaches Waitow Theatre After Closure
Majestic theatre operated by Mr and Mrs J R McKinley closed by writ of attachment issued from Waterloo municipal court. Lease returned to owner’s wife in Decatur after McKinleys left city. Building inspectors Mahnke and Tiller had ordered repairs, sparking a dispute over who must pay.
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J. R. McKinley
Municipal Court
J. N. Sweitzer
City of Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Municip Court
Mahnke
Edward Mahnke
Ray Tiller
Complete removal of bodies at Brest completed
The Army reports 1080 bodies buried in France were disinterred and sent to four permanent American cemeteries in France. Relatives did not request repatriation. Meanwhile naval officials in Paris discussed the Hughes program with President Millerand at the Elysee, and New York authorities ruled the curb market a public nuisance by injunction.
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Breat
France
United States
U. S
Pars
Superior Naval Council
Millerand
Elysee Palace
Hughes
New York
Curb Stock & Bond Market of
New York, Inc
Supreme Justice
Byden
City in Brief and Local News Snapshots
Advertisement invites Buchanan glasses as eyes tire. Harry A. Sergeant ill at 914 Commercial Street after a week of sickness. Rex Dean and Claude Berray return to Iowa State College Ames after visiting home. A. B. Lovejoy aided arson case at Waulkon Iowa. jury acquits Maurice Began. Mrs Stevenson recovering after operation, moving to Waterloo Presbyterian hospital. Rummage sale basement First Presbyterian church Tuesday at 9 oclock.
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Harry A. Sergeant
Commercial Street
Rex Dean
Claude Berray
Iowa State College
Ames
A. B. Lovejoy
Waulkon
Maurice
E. ES
Chicago
Stevenson
Presbyterian
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Real Estate Men Vote for License Policy
Des Moines reports that the National Association of Real Estate Boards committee unanimously endorsed Secretary Hughes's naval limitation program and sent copies to President Harding and the secretary of state. Delegates numbering about 150 attended the session, which runs through tomorrow, with plans to introduce a license for all real estate offices in Iowa to curb fraud and protect the public. Walter G. Piper and William Hannon addressed the meeting as speakers.
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Asociated Press
Des Moines
Hughes
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Canada
Hardie
Iowa
Walter G. Pierper
The
National Association
William Hannon
Washington
Teacher Killed Two Injured at Grade Crossing
At Washington Iowa on Sunday morning a Milwaukee train struck a coupe carrying three women returning from a teachers conference. Mrs Bessie Meeker died instantly. Lulu Saur ang Mauc Welte and another woman were badly injured as the car was dragged several feet along the right of way. The trio had been in town for a teachers conference and were en route home.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bessie Meeker
Lulu Saur Ang Mauc
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