Republicans Weigh Youth Over Seniority In Senate Shuffle
Washington reports show McCormick pressing for a youth oriented shakeup of senate committees by challenging the long standing seniority system. Borah La Follette and other progressives may oppose while Wadsworth stands as the lone young chair candidate among major panels.
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Mark Sulely
Washington, D. C
Senator McCormick
Senator Lodge
Lodge
McCormick
Old
Progressive Party
Senate
Old Guard
Hale
Maine
Wadsworth
New York
Fess
Ohio
Reed and Pepper
Pennsylvania
Borah
Idaho
la Follette
Warren
Appropriations
Foreign Relations
Cummmins
Colt
Nelson
Page
Naval Affairs
Dillingham
Johnson
California
Tvs
Calumn Ona
San Felice Mgars
Iena
Delivery of Courier Before Eight Oclock Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before eight oclock. If due to carrier error or other cause you do not receive your paper, call 3320 before 6:30 p.m. and a copy will be sent.
Investigation into loss of Northland freighter
Milwaukee, Nov 14 An investigation began today into the sinking of the Northland freighter off St Francais coast. The ship carried 19 crew and freight valued at more than 580 000. The crew rowed to shore despite a strong wind as the vessel took on four leaks and sank after two hours of frantic pumping in icy waters.
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Milwaukee
Wis
St. Francais
School Girls Jury Acquits Man in Prohibition Case
In Akron on November 14 a civic class of sixteen female high school students served as jurors in police court and found Rudsiph Kalian not guilty of violating the state prohibition act. The judge dismissed the defendant after the verdict with the statement there was not enough evidence to convict.
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Akron
Rudsiph Katian
A. F. O'Neil
House Has 129 New Members Senate 18
Washington DC November 14 One hundred twenty nine new members will sit in the next house according to an unofficial list of members of the sixty eighth congress compiled by William Tyler Page clerk of the house and corrected to November 11
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Washington, D. C
William Tyler
Page
Corn Congress Set for Week After December 11
Directors of the Greater Waterloo association announced the second annual Corn Congress to be held in association rooms the week after December 11. The Waterloo Retail Merchants' association expected to provide about 1000 dollars in premiums. Key officials present included M. L. Bowman secretary, A. A. Burger county agent, A. S. Larson, and R. L. DeGon secretary of the merchants association.
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Greater Waterton Association
Association
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
M. L. Bowman
Greater Waterloo Association
A. Burger
A. S. Larson
Russell L. DeGon
Merchants, Association
T Ames
Lowa
A. Hollis
Alg. Larson
Cedar Walls
R.L. DeGon
A. A. Burger
M. J. Bowman
Georgia's First Woman Senator Takes Seat Likely
Georgia moves to seat the first woman United States senator as Congress reconvenes in a special session. The looming action follows Georgia counties reporting votes for Walter George to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Tom Watson.
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Atlanta
Woot Belton
Congress
Georgia
Walter George
Tom Watson
Women’s Young Women’s Christian Association drive aims for 459000
An army of 60 men women and business leaders launched a campaign to raise 459000 to build equip and maintain a two year home for the Y W C A in Waterloo A complimentary banquet featured Prof Macy Campbell Iowa State Teachers College Mayor Gnagy Rev Clinton F Smith Dan Weigle Miss Jaeimee Fagundus and others as speakers stressing sacrifice education and the value of a Y W C A home. The plan assigns campaign officers captains and canvass teams across districts educating workers about the project and urging strong community support.
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Women's Christian Associacn
Kat Phail
Macy Campbell
Iowa State Teachere College
Ale. Gnagy
Iyor
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Shuren
Dan Welgie
St. Paul
B. L. Holton
Jaimee Fagundus
W. B Howell
Y. W
C. A
Waterloo
Prof. Campbell
W.C. A
Gnagg
Smith
Dan Weigle
Holton
Aimee Fagundus
GO. Balliett
J. W. Henderson
West District
B. J. Howrey
Henderson
Mies
W. H. Howrey
W. Belangee
Charles He. Trunkey
R. O. Watchison
BE. A. Boges
J. E. Bragston
F. BR. Asquith
Will's Johnson
Pearl Roberts
Ates
Myra Loban
Marguerite Canara
Work Will Continue Effort to Humanize Postal Service
Omaha Neb November 14 The postoffice department will maintain its humanizing policy under Postmaster General Work and former Postmaster General Hays announced the plan. The program aims to improve worker conditions with employee organizations instruction in handwriting and correct forms, plus canteens and cafeterias for staff. Bad roads and rain limited the Nebraska and Iowa delegations' travel.
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Omaha
Neb
Postoffice Department
Nebraska
Iowa
Will Hays
Work
Hays
Quake Death Toll Rising With New Reports
Chilean capitals Lagserena and Conattucion trembled as fresh shocks hit Coquimbo and Maule. Reports claim up to 2,000 dead, 1,000 in Vallenar, with widespread homelessness and robberies. Foreign aid discussions and warship arrivals followed, as Antofagasta and Freirina suffered damage and a tidal surge affected Valparaiso.
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Fantiaga
Chile
Lagserena
Coquimbs
Conattucion
Maule
Carrizal
Cuarrigal
Santiago
Coquimbo
Atacamato
Vallenar
Freirina
Antofagasta
Tultal
Laserena
Woman Kills Husband's Friend in Home Standoff
Chicago on November 14 Mrs. Lattice Stewart 32 mother of two snatched a revolver and killed Gilden Breau 42 during a round-to-hand struggle in her home early today. She told police she feared an attack by Bryant, her husband's friend, who confronted her in the absence of her husband Joseph Stewart.
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Chicago
Lattice” Stewart
Gilden Breau
Joseph Stewart
Bryant
Legion Politicians' Tool, Commander Foreign Dept. Says
An article fragment reports that foreign department leaders accuse politicians of using the Legion as a tool. It notes concerns about selfish motives and mentions European observers and ongoing political events, with references to a commander and arrival in Sew Ort for a ceremony.
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Legion
Foreign Dept
Comemander
Tedey
Calendar notes loom in Hall Mills grand jury case
Eyewitness Mrs. Gibson uses her diary calendar to place Sept. 9 events at the Russell home and to challenge Mrs. Hussell's Sept. 14 claim. Deputy AG Mott will present the calendar to bolster credibility as Somerset county grand jury prepares to hear the Hall Mills murder case testimony.
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Jane Gibson
Wo Hall
James Mills
Hull
Gibson
Mott
British Fortifying City After Break in Negotiations
Dispatches from London report that the Turkish commander in Constantinople broke off negotiations and began fortifying the city. Ameritas in London note plans to evacuate orphans in Constantinople as British and allied authorities consider evacuation arrangements for vulnerable residents.
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Athens
Mattiad Tress Arhans
Turkay
Balglay
Wile seeks trial over law violation in Kansas
The article reports Wile Allen, an advocate of strict law, planning to stand trial for disobeying a law. He defends his stance against arrest, saying he would endure conviction or even jail to show Kansans the nature of the law.
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Inparia
Kan
Wiliwt Allen
Pototial
Hans Industria
Enurl
Gow Allen
White
Kha Po- Wiktal Pal
Shopuren
Henry and
G W A Membership Drive Yields Gains in Waterloo
The Greater Waterloo Association reports progress in its membership drive. Eight two man teams led by W. V. Stbhert conducted sessions, adding two or three new members while continuing the campaign until the group reaches a stable presence in the community.
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Greater Waterloo
Mr. Weigle
Cummins and President Discuss Rail Legislation Amendments
Senate commerce chair Cummins announced pending railroad law amendments will be reviewed in conferences with President as part of the Esch-Gommun plan. Proposals would redefine the railroad labor board powers and relocate the board from Chicago to Washington during the upcoming session.
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Washington, D
Warding
Cummins
Senate
Conan 41Thy
theWhite House
Transportation Net
Railroad Labor Board
Chiecags
Wasteington
Waterloo lowers streetcar child fare to five cents
Waterloo officials announce a new five cent streetcar fare for children ages 5 to 12, effective November 15, 1922, reducing the prior four cent rate and enabling easier city travel for families. The change, endorsed by city and railway executives, follows a formal notice to Mayor A. Gangy. Paris air ace Poire is reported dead in a Caudron crash during speed trials en route to the Gran Prix.
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Petals
Waterloo
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
H. A. Benjamin
C. J. Cass
W. H. Work
MM. AL Welsh
Gangy
Board of Trade Suit Hearings Postponed One Day
Chicago November 14 hearings on the Lost suit of the Chicago Court of Trade alleging the federal act regulating trading in opera futures is unconstitutional and seeking an injunction were postponed until tomorrow. A temporary order staying enforcement had gone into effect two weeks ago. The case's importance and the volume of evidence, plus other district court matters, caused the delay.
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Chicago
Chicago Court of Trade
Arbuckle Films Put In Storage Forever
New York November 14 A half million dollars worth of Arbuckle films will never be released. The pictures by the Yuramiaunt Motion Picture corporation remain complete but are abandoned for showing in the United States due to the ban that followed his famous trial. Commissioner Will Hays office confirmed the ban has not been removed.
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New York
Af Rescue
Pat
Arbuckle
Yuramiaunt Motion Picture Corporation
Will Hays
Veteran Navy Flier Dies From Plane Crash Injuries
Lieut. Commander Godfrey Ghevalier, a famed aviator, died in Norfolk Virginia from injuries after his plane crashed Sunday. He was among the veterans of the naval air service and had been widely regarded for his daring missions.
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Norfolk
Godfrey Ghevalier
Navy
Naval Air Service
Bryan Presidential Guest at Salvador
William Jennings Bryan arrived in San Salvador after a voyage from California. He was greeted by President Melendez at the presidential mansion and celebrated by the vice president, the minister of foreign affairs, and other government officials.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
William Jennings Ryan
Tue Libertad
California
Ion
Melendez
Uerepublic
Proter Game Preserve Plans On Sangamon Lake
Necatur Nov 14 Flunters of Decatur and vicinity protest a ruling by the state game and fish commission that Sangamon River lake near Decatur has become a preserve. All game bird shooting is prohibited on the lake area.
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Proter
Sangamon Lake
Necatur
Decatur
Fish Commission
Sangamon River
British Campaign Winds Up Tonight Hope Fades for Clear Result
British election campaign ends with doubt as 1,238 candidates vie for 650 Commons seats. In 242 constituencies the race features three or more contenders. Glasgow and western Scotland show shifting fortunes as Unionists and Lloyd George Liberals lose anticipated safe seats. A Times dispatch notes lingering uncertainty as voters prepare to go to the polls.
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Britain
House of Commons
Glasgow
Scotland
United Front
Lloyd George
Times
Highways Weather Brief From Iowa Cities
Weather summary from Charles City reports clearing conditions but dirt roads muddy and impassable in several towns including Des Moines Dubuque and La Crosse. General rules indicate easing Monday as rain ends and roads dry quickly with ongoing very muddy conditions in parts of central Iowa.
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S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algana
Cedar Rapids
Travenport
Wes Moines
Dulaude
la Crome
Wis
Mason City
Des Molney
la Crise
Baryenport
Dubuqué
Iowa
Angora Demands Shake Up Lausanne Peace Talks
Fresh demands from Angora press Turkey to accept a united front at the Lausanne conference set for Nov 20. Turkish diplomats threaten to quit the talks if the Allies press terms block by block. Meanwhile 60,000 Christians flee Anatolia as mass evacuation orders spread, and Constantinople faces mounting tension over Turkish control and Allied troops.
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Parla
Angora
Mustapha Kemal
Bourke
Lausanne
Turkenvoys
Turkey
Britain
France
Italy
Bel-glum
Anatolia
Constantinople
Lausanna
Switzerland
Ani
Europe
England
Lord Curzon
London
Ismet Pasha
Thrace
Rodoesto
Sea of Marmiora
Adrianople
Thracian
Canital
Greece
Associated Press
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Carrie
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House
Black Hawk
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Vicuna
Taiguano
Caquimbo
Orrin Si
Alessandri
Alvear
Vailenar
Fredrima
Valparaiso
Frejina
Chuco
Hunsco
Charabuco
Peru
Ges Mortebello
Gear
Shia
Wile
Pamous Prench Flirr
Crasse
Paris
Poires
INRA
Caudron
Buenos Aires
Ure
Board of Trade
Arbuckle Films
U.S
Bryan
Salvador
Great Britain
Musselman
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