China Plans Open Door Support in Far East Settlements
The article reports U S backing for China’s plan to settle Far East disputes, with Britain also supportive. It notes points nine and ten on peaceful settlements and reconvening a western conference for common policies. Japan seeks to preserve Manchurian interests and territorial integrity, while China pushes for abolition of secret treaties and broader regional independence.
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Gruat Ita
Operesperchentmegton 2
Ching
Far East
Hughes
America
Great Britain
China
Nine
Harding
Japan
Dapan
Shantung
Manchuria
Mongolia
Thibet
Turkestan
Visi
Pacific Tribunal
Germany
Unionist Party Endorses Irish Negotiations With Reservations
In Liverpool a Unionist party conference endorsed the ongoing talks between the British government and Irish representatives by an overwhelming majority. The amendment insists any settlement must respect Ulster’s demand for a northern parliament and is attached to a resolution urging no agreement that ignores this position.
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Associated Pressi
Liverpool
Unionist Party
Ulster
Prosperity of State Periled by Tax Says Prosperity of State Periled by Tax
AP report from Des Moines notes concern that state prosperity is imperiled by wartime taxes. Guthrie Co and Senator Frank Weber from Ottumwa urge tax plan revisions in the senate while urging normal production sales to resume.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Novter
Guthrie
Tax Commission
BSA
Foster
Frank Webber
Ottumwa
Senate
Sioux City Robbers Held in Minneapolis
Bert Kennedy William Neuworth and Lane arrested by Minneapolis police in connection with the November 8 robbery of the Republican State Bank in Minneapolis. Bank officials will identify the men and Sioux City authorities plan to charge them with a Sioux City robbery. Police report sufficient evidence links the suspects to the Sioux City crime.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Bert Kennedy
Willian
Neuworth
Lane
Republic State
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Robery
Ottumwa Resting Quietly as Troops Guard Plant
Ottumwa Indiana reports quiet as John Morrell Packing workers return to the plant after a two week strike began October 19 drawing 1,200 workers out. National guard units patrol streets near the plant and an injunction against picketing is in effect.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
John Morrell
D. M. Anderson
Guy E. Brewer
Thasa
Col. Brewer
T. H. Poster
Ernest Manns
Anglo Japanese Alliance Lies at Heart of Parley
Report notes two paths for the conference on Far East questions. Britain favors linking armament talks to a broader agreement, while the United States leans toward a concrete armaments settlement first. Senatorial ratification concerns loom as the talks weigh rival approaches.
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Parley
Hhom
Gether
China
Great Britain
Japan
America
Far East
Hughes
United States Senate
Senate
Participa
Rhess
Fac
Veto
New York
7Ing Post, Inc
Indian summer forecast backed by ripe berries
Prof M K Hoar, a veteran weather forecaster, predicts an authoritatively due start of Indian summer with warm, pleasant weather expected for a period. Readily observed ripe strawberries in Roy Linnard’s window and samples brought by Capt Tom Morris support the forecast despite recent late snow.
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M. KE. Hoar
Weathr
Mra
F. Z. Coward
Third Street
Tom Morris
Po- Mee
Hamer
Fowler
Gambler's Bright Moments as Grand Jury Probes Vice
A jocular Young Greek gambler testifies before a grand jury probing local vice. The session, cost estimates, and the steady grind of jurors, clerks, and the special prosecutor frame a day of testimony and speculation.
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Grand Jury
FE. H. McCoy
Pailiff
Arbuckle Jury Nearing Completion Adds New Suit
San Francisco, Nov 17 The Arbuckle manslaughter trial moves toward finishing with 12 jurors seated and testimony likely to begin next Monday Opening statements are expected to occupy court sessions Roscoe Arbuckle appeared in a new gray suit and spent time with elastic scraps as proceedings continued The article notes attendance by three women among the jurors and anticipates early completion in the case
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Arbuckle
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappo
Waterloo notices and incidents fill brief column
Local items include J W Miler opening at 408 Leavitt & Johnson Bank building, Fred Stearns in Minneapolis noting snow, licenses for Elizabeth Sifue and Garvin Montgomery in Rackford, Iowa, and multiple Waterloo church and social notes. A car collision on Maple Street injured Joe and Mrs. Raymond. two coats stolen from Waterloo Auto Supply. ads seek rental and families for a nine room house.
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J. W. Miler
Waterloo Realtor
Leavitt’ & Johnson National Bank
Fred I. Stearns
Minneapolis
Midas Elizabeth Sifue
Waterloo
Garvin Montgomery
St. Louis
Imo
Rackford
W. . McVey
Los Angeles
Cal
George D. Miller
St. Francis Hospital
H. ©. Kelley
Greater Waterloo Association
Des Moines
Iowa
R.A. Anderson
Waterloo Auto Supply Company
T. J. Brown
Mullan Avenue
Ben Hur Hell
Joe Raymond
Dawson Street
Democrats to Force Battle on Newberry Senate Fight
United Press reports Democrats begin their push to oust Senator Newberry of Michigan. Senator Pom erene or Powstone claims 195000 was spent to secure a senate seat. Republican leaders threaten to derail arms conference talks and trigger a lengthy filibuster with about 25 speakers planned.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Pomerene
Powstone
Mhey
Relief fund details under Waterloo commission scrutiny
The Waterloo relief effort reiterates plans and purposes, denying misuse of funds. Edmund Miller holds all receipts while the executive committee oversees withdrawals. The employment head M S Potter and park board partners will place priority on aiding swarthier, needy families through public works with no salaries from the fund.
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Waterloo He- Het and Employment Commission
Commission
Miller
Edmund Miller
The
Commercial National Bank
EH. A. Boggs
T. E. Dolan
Hope Martin
G. DI Cass
Mayora Frisbie
J. M. Molloy
H.B. Cropper
Bb. J. Lockwood
H. L. Rohlf
Raliet
Patenor
Finance Committee
W. J. Keefe
Harry Simon
T. H. Dolan
E. L. Rohlf
J. Lockwood
Potter
M. S. Potter
Raliet Commission
Waterloo
Park Board
W. E. Mayne
Bureau
Donough
Social Welfare League
Salvation Army
League
CG. D. Cass
M.S Potter
S.A. Cobagan
Leon A. Link
W. A. Heed
National Grange backs Harding disarmament plan
The National Grange at its fifty fifth annual convention in Portland Oregon passed resolutions in support of President Harding and his disarmament program. Delegates adopted the stance late yesterday.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
National Grange
Harding
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Offer Fast Relief
The ad touts Pyramid Pile Suppositories as easing pain itching and pressure for better sleep. It claims wide U S and Canada availability at 60 cents per box and offers a free trial by sending name and address to Pyramid Drugs in Marshall Michigan.
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U.S
Canada
Gil
Marshall
Mich
Nervous Exhaustion Warned By Medical Expert
A former New York City hospital physician says thousands suffer from depleted nerve force and iron starvation of the mood. Overwork worry and sleeplessness drain nerve-vital fluid, causing headaches irritability and fatigue.
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Neurasthenia
New York City
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