Wilsons stance on resubmitting treaty to Senate
Washington buzzes with speculation that President Wilson may again submit the treaty and league covenant to the Senate when it reconvenes. Gossip frames this as a dramatic move, possibly offset by a shift on Article X and reservations, with focus on history and Wilsons personal stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sulliv
New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Congress
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Affairrs Committee
Elihu Root
Root
Foot
League
League of Nations
Wrangel Sails for Unknown Port with 20 000 Troops
General Bari on Wrangel, head of the south Russian government, leaves Sebastopol aboard a Russian cruiser with 20 000 troops and additional transports, bound for an unknown port after Bolshevik advances in Crimea. US destroyers Humphreys Whipple and Edwards reached Constantinople with refugees as talks in London consider resuming trade with Soviet Russia.
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Associated Press
London
Barion Wrangel
Crimea
Sebastopol
Constantinople
Exchange Telegraph Company
United States
Robert S. Corne
Board of Trade
France
Great Britain
Navy Deserter Held as Suspect in Actress Slayings
Harold Potter, a deserter from Great Lakes naval training station, was arrested as a suspect in the Grant Park deaths of two actresses. An empty poison vial was found, and detectives tied the pair to a sailor seen with Potter before the murders. He faces further questioning.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harold Potter
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Grant Park
Potter
Detective Bureau
France pessimistic on recognition of Russian soviet
Paris reports that France will not rush to recognize the Russian Soviet government despite the defeat of General Wrangel in south Russia. The foreign office expressed pessimism about further military moves in Russia and saw little basis for reorganizing the ineffective anti-Moscow efforts from the Crimea.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wrangel
France
Foreign Office
Russia
Moscow
Wrangal
Crimea
Six Firemen Hurt in Ladder Collapse
Milwaukee Wis Nov 16 Associated Press six firemen were seriously injured when an extension ladder collapsed during a $400 000 blaze that destroyed a four story Mirkee Seed company building. Fireman Oscar Kunoth pitched from the ladder to the sidewalk four doors down and survived though with a fractured arm and serious injuries to his legs and body.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Mirkee Seed Company
Oscar Kunoth
Women Seek Congress Action on Mothers Care
New York reporters note plans to build public support for a bill to be submitted to the next session of Congress ensuring proper care for mothers and newborns. At a regional conference, Mrs Mead Wood Park warned that without action, hundreds of thousands of mothers and babies could be lost each year due to lack of care. A Washington conference is planned with representatives from multiple women’s organizations to push the measure.
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Associated Press
New York
Congress
National League of Women Voters
MM Mead Wood Park
Park
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Women's Trade Union League
Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association
Couneil of Jewish Women
Consumers’ League
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Collegiate Alumnae Association
National Council of Women
Iowa lawmakers form joint code revision committee
A 12 member joint committee from both Iowa legislative chambers was appointed to study code revision and report before the January 10 session. Governor-elect Kendall and Lt. Gov.-elect Hammill spoke on code revision while discussing an industrial court and possible special sessions. Over 100 gathered for the 1921 preliminary meeting with Anderson as chairman and Weaver as secretary.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
H. I. Foskett
Page County
Ed. M. Smith
Madison
W. W. Anderson
Greene
H. Cg.’ Holdoegel
Calhoun
Wapelio
Charles Dutcher
John
Son
J. B. Weaver
Bolk County
C. F. Clark
Linn
Buena Vista
BE. A. Larson
Montgomery
George Perkins
Sac
John A. Story
Warren
Kendall
Hammill
Trewin
General Assembly
W. Kime
Webster County
Allen
Kansas
Fort Dodge
Arch McFarlane
Arthur Springer
Wapello
Hawaii Japanese Population Reaches 42.7 Percent
The census bureau reports Hawaii's Japanese population at 109,269 of 255,512 total, constituting 42.7 percent of the 1920 island population. The Japanese increase in the past decade was 39,595, up 37.1 percent, compared with a 30.4 percent gain in 1900-1910.
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Associated Press
Washington, B. C
Hawaii
Census Bureau
Annapolis Students Call Off College Strike
The St. John’s College students at Annapolis ended their strike after two conferences with Osborne Yellett head of the college alumni association and others. Students will return to the campus tonight unconditionally.
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Annapolis
Associated Press
Baltimore
St. John’s College At
Osborne
Yellett
Deat
College Alumni Association
Highways Road Weather Outlook for Iowa and Wisconsin Cities
Weather bureau report covers Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Pavéenport Des Moines Dubuque Waribault Lacrosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Possile Waterfoo Waverly. Roads warm into next hours with forecast details for several municipalities.
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U. & Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Pavéenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Waribault
Lacrosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Haranion
Possgilie
Water Foo
Waverly
Wages Stay Up for Cotton Will Operators
Wages of the 35 000 operators in the cotton mills will remain at the existing scale for the last six months, per an agreement reached today by mill representatives and workers. The Social Unit in Cincinnati abandons its mission after four years and a stormy career. Paul M Williams named federal prohibition director for Kentucky with headquarters in Lexington. The Superior State Bank in Wisconsin is robbed of 7500 by three masked men. a guard stood outside. Rockefeller Foundation donates 700000 to University of Colorado for medical school and hospital for the poor. Des Moines and Dolphin arrive at Valparaíso to join Magellan celebration. The Delphine sinks in the Menominee river while breaking ice. Paraguay declares a moratorium after Banco Mercantil closure. Argentina to send the battleship Riveraia to Magellan celebration with embassy aboard. Prison officials probe a four-man escape attempt, two shot in a yard fight.
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Fall Miver
Maass
Superior
Wis
Superior State Bank
Jefferson City
State Prison
Bodies of two missing boys found in Lake Michigan
Manitowoc Wis Nov 16 The bodies of Clarence Johnson 43 and Ralph Koplin both of Manitowoc who had been missing since Sunday were recovered from Lake Michigan yesterday afternoon by the Two Rivers coast guard. The boys were playing on the pier and it is believed one fell in the lake while the other perished trying to save him. They were stepbrothers.
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Associated Press
Manitowoc
Wis
Clarence Johnson
Ralph Koplin
Lake Michigan
Two Rivers Coast Guard
Manslaughter Charge for Leap the Gap Daredevil
Perest City Ia Nov 16 The death of Archie Ingebretson Ellsworth Sr a Waldorf College student after a leap the gap stunt on Armistice Day led to a manslaughter charge against Carl Otis the car driver He is described as an amateur daredevil and the son of a nearby farmer
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Perest City
Archie Ingebretson
Ellsworth, Sr
Waldorf College
Carl Otis
Otis
Telegraph Company and State Department Cable Row
The Western Union Telegraph Company and the state department clash over cable handling. Western Union halted all department messages except on prepayment, a move tied to alleged late payments and seen as retaliation for a barred landing of a cable at Miami linking Barbados to a British line.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
Department
Miami
Fla
Barbadoes
South America
League Assembly Escapes Clash on Monroe Doctrine
The Bolivian and Peruvian move to revise treaties with Chile was withdrawn, averting strains near the Monroe doctrine. Six committees met, with Argentina viewed as a potential council candidate while the Tacna Arica dispute was referred to the League of Nations without U.S. encroachment concerns.
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League Assembly
Associated Press
Genavy
United States
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Governmental Labor Officials Meet May 2-5 in New Orleans
The 1921 convention of the Association of Governmental Labor Officials of the United States and Canada will be held in New Orleans May 2-5. Miss Linna Bresette, secretary, announced the event. Officials from state and federal labor bureaus will discuss public safety, compensation laws, women in industry, railroad accident prevention, apprenticeship rules, home employment, vocational training, and child labor laws. Frank E. Hoffman, assistant commissioner of labor, Paul, Minn, is president. Bresette is secretary of the Mississippi Industrial Welfare commission.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Association of Governmental Labor Officials
United States
Canada
New Orleans
Frank E. Hoffman
Paul, Minn
Miss. Bresette
Kansas Industrial Welfare Commission
Capt Schroeder Leaves Army Air Service
Captain R W Schroeder, holder of the world altitude record and the only man to survive a five mile fall, was honorably discharged from the Army Air Service at McCook Field Dayton. He will return to Chicago to enter business after four years of service. Earlier this year he set a solo altitude record near six miles before his oxygen failed and his plane plunged. Schroeder represented the United States in the Gordon Bennett cup race in France.
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Associated Press
Dayton
R. W. Schroeder
Army Air Service
McCookfield
Chicago
Army
Schroeder
United States
France
Shipping Board bought on high bids in asbestos case
The U S Shipping Board was pressed in a congressional inquiry as Stewart Dickson testified asbestos for ships was bought in February and March at prices about 50 percent above value. He named five bidders, four similar, with average bids near 1.60 a pound while his bid was 1.20. A separate item notes a November Chicago fire caused about 200000 dollars in damage to a five story downtown building occupied by feather dealers.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Shipping Board
Congressional Committee
Shipping Board
Stewart Dickson
Stewart Dickson & Co., Inc
Chicago
Venizelos Beaten as Greek Cabinet Crisis Deepens
Athens dispatch reports George Rhallis urged to form a new ministry after Venizelos cabinet resignation. Election results show Royalists leading. violence and martial law fears rise as English French entente opposes Constantine’s return. Rhallis urged by regent to form government. Athens house closed amid panic.
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Associated Press
Paris
Athens
George Rhallis
Gounarix
France
Great Britain
Constantine
Venizelos
Coundouriotis
Greece
Veniszelos
Salonica
Attica
M. Venizelos
Demetrios Comnaris
Macedonia
Epirus
Aegian
Foreign Office
Troons
England
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Prince George
Entente
Near East
Rhallis
London
Dual Tracks for Graft Inquiry in New York
The inquiry splits into two paths with Samuel Untermyer leading the legislative probe into private building enterprises while the city administration investigates public contracts for schools, courthouses, and other projects. Corporation counsel John P. O'Brien was ordered by Mayor Hylan to broaden city contract investigations and Untermyer says the inquiry has only scratched the surface of monopolies and famines in the building trades.
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Associasen Press
New York
Building Trust
Joint Legislative Committee
Samuel Intermyer
John FP. O'Brien
Hylan
Untermyer
Legislative Committee
Harding Receives Hobby Fall Visit in Brownsville Texas
President elect Harding ends isolation in Brownsville Texas with work on his New Orleans address and golf plans. Gov William Hobby and Sen Albert Fall visit to discuss Mexican border issues as the Hardings continue toward New Orleans and a Panama voyage aboard a steamer.
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Associated Press
Brownsvill
Tex
Point Isabel
Harding
New Orleans
Texas
W. P. Hobby
A. B. Fall
New Mexico
Amonr Ihose
Hobby
Austin
Senator Fall
Senate
Brownsville
Panama
R. B. Creager
U S Farmers Hold Canada Wheat Ships Trade Note
Chicago reports show every bushel of contract grade wheat in public elevators is Canadian grown except 2000 bushels. Total stock 6000 bushels, of which 84000 bushels are Canadian. Supply fell 268000 bushels in the last week as western markets see limited stock buildup and a shift from farmers.
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Chicago
Britain France and U S Approve Rapallo Treaty
Nov 16 report from Sonégon says Great Britain France and the United States, through their ambassadors, expressed satisfaction with the Rapallo settlement of the Adriatic question. Premier Giolitti announced at a cabinet meeting that the Italian cabinet approved ratification of the treaty and annexation of new territory to Italy. The note says no cause for anxiety in the armistice zone around Fiume.
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Associated Press
Sonégon
Great
Cardinal Farrart Thi Hear About Milan Archbishop
Milan dispatch reports Cardinal Andrea Carlo Farrari archbishop of Milan is seriously ill. Born in 1850, he became a cardinal in 1894. The notice, padded with advertising lines for various luminaries, notes rest at a modest price.
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Farrart Thi
Presa
Milan
Italy
Andrea Carlo Farrari
Courier Delivery Cutoff and Reprint Hotline Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If through error of the carrier boy or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time please phone 3380 and a copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Falling Prices and Tight Money Debate at Iowa Conference
Farmers and bankers from Town and surrounding counties gathered at Hotel Rus sell Lamson for a four part conference on the fall of prices and tight money. Speakers including G Nourse Ames and L A Andrew discussed farming strategies, bank lending, and possible reforms while stressing deliberate marketing and protection of farmer interests amid a deflation era.
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Russell-Lamson
Pout
Nourse
Peter Beck
Eagle Township
New York Bankers
Andrew
Roberts
Capital Hill
Des Moines
Matt Faber
Cascade
Iowa
Iowa Bankers’ Association
M. Andrew
Mr. Andrew
Fred MecCullough
Belle Plaine
Iowa Small Grain Growers’ Association
C. W. Hunt
Ames
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Towa
United States
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
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Cincinnati
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New Castle
Denver
Colo
University of Colorado
Hospital For the Poor
Rockafeller Foundation
Gol Valparaiso
Red States
Dolphin
Henry F. Bryan
Puntas Arenas
Alarinette
Menominee River
Congress of Paraguay
Banco Mercantil
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rivadavia
Valeparaiso
Capt. Schroeder
Nelection
Fhallis
Regent Coundouriotis
Britain
P. Coundouriotis
Marina
Graete
Saloniki
U. S
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Girard
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