House Will Pro Subsidy Battle Dominates Congress
Washington reports on a heated ship subsidy debate this week with focus on proposals for large subsidies to big steamship lines and loans to vessel owners. Senate opposition looms as filibuster threats rise amid looming spending bills. Lasker of the Shipping Board cited as a political lightning rod.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
DE. C
Lkely
Chatrman Lasker
Shipping Board
Lasker
Bisker
Mr. Lasker
Harding
John W. Owens
Baltimore Sunt
White House
House
Senate
New York Evening Post
Administration Bill Reported as Harding Plans Push to Passage
Washington November 21 The administration merchant marine bill with amendments agreed by Republicans was formally reported out by the House Merchant Marine Committee without a record vote. President Harding prepared to go to the capital and address the joint session in support of the legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Administration
House Merchant Marine Committee
Harding
Congress
Millionaire Radical Still Enjoys Liberty
Chicago dispatch says William Bross Lloyd, wealthy radical, remains at large as 13 associates begin prison terms on day two of their sentences. Six go to Joliet and seven to Cook County Jail. Lloyd plans to surrender Thursday, with no trace of his whereabouts yet. A Joliet routine task is expected for the six once processed.
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Chicago
William Bross Lioyd
Joliet
Cook County
Lloyd
Jack Carney
State of Kansas moves to remove Ku Klux Klan
Legal action to oust the Ku Klux Klan from Kansas is set for the state supreme court today under orders of Gov. Henry J. Allen. The case alleges the Georgia based organization operates in Kansas without a charter.
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State of Kansas
Ku Klux Klan
Topeka
Kan
Ku Klux Iian
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Henry J. Allen
Klan
Georgia
Treasure of Gold and Jewels Taken by Mohammed VI
Constantinople reports Mohammed VI fled to Malta after abducting wives from the sultan’s palace. He told the sultan’s harem all are well. The Circassian wife, favored by the sultan, received costly gifts and has returned to her parents in distress. Newspapers claim he took 500000 in currency, a 250600 valued gold dinner set, jewels, and a marshal’s uniform.
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Tap Agsovisted
Constantinople
Otntisis
Mohammed VI
Malta
suHan
Nora Marshal
Parker Proclaims War to Finish Ku Klux Klan Fight
Gov. John M. Parker declares a war to the finish on the Ku Klux Klan in Louisiana. He denounces masked terror and seeks cooperation from states and the federal government to rout the organization from power. reports note Klan violence and disappearances along the border with Texas and Arkansas.
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International News
Washington, D. C
John M. Parker
Ku Klux Klan
Parker
Baton Rence
Klan
Louisiana
United States
Totten
Gov. Parker
Washington
Texas
Arkansas
Problems of Farm Land Grant College Convention
Opening session of the thirty sixth annual convention of the Association of Land Grant Colleges discussed organizing and administering research and extension work in agriculture home economics and rural engineering. Delegations from agriculture department and college representatives participate in the talks.
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Washington
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Department of Agriculture
Tion
High Dog Prices Roil Germany Says Consul
Washington reports from Consul John A. Seeth in Dresden describe soaring meat costs in Germany. He notes large increases in beef and sausage prices, with meat, mutton, and pork up by over 140 percent in sixty days. slaughterhouse fees have surged about 200 percent.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Conmearece du Partroent
John A. Seeth
Dresden
Clemenceau to Address U S Tonight at the Opera House
Georges Clemenceau, wartime premier of France, will speak extemporaneously to the American people tonight at the Metropolitan Opera House. He plans a concise talk of about an hour, after a day of rest at the Gibson House as editors and publishers gather in New York.
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New York
Qgeorges
Clemenceau
Wragee
Alea
United States
Clemenceri
Atlantic
America
Politicians Stringing Women Voters
Miss Jessie Ackerman, Chicago noted lecturer, told Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's Club that politicians do not take women seriously. She said politicians string women along to win votes, claiming women hold power and deserve equal qualification in politics.
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Cedar Rapids
Jessie Ackerman
Chicago
Globe
Business
Jobless Threaten Premier Bonar Law
Hostile unemployment demonstrations were threatened today after premier Andrew Bonar Law, for the second time since he succeeded Lloyd George, refused to receive a deputation from unemployed workers.
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London
Temier Andrew Bonar Law
David Lloyd George
Wets Back Plan to Repeal Volstead Act, Conference Hears
A two day St Louis conference closes with resolutions urging state regulation of alcohol and urging Congress to repeal the eighteenth amendment. The meeting forms the Althatie association to push repeal and opposes restoring saloons if wine and beer are manufactured or sold again.
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Associated Vrees
St. Louis
Congress
Altha Tite Association
Yale
A Cravass Brings Gifts for Better Home
The YWCA reports gifts totaling over 2000 dollars and ongoing work to fund a building campaign. Donations include 91,300 from 52 large gifts and 28,572.68 from 1,774 subscribers plus legacies. The drive affects all departments while services continue and staffing remains active.
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Rass Conservatory
asBetine
Association For A Bene Entertainment
Paul Porter
WW. Lytle
Vvice
Opaign
Pvery Department
Stillbe
Ingiaikemene
Mra. TE. TX
Thusson
Ted
Wome
Ft AL Wight
Ambassadors Outline European Situation at Trade Congress
Ambassadors and ministers from Germany Peru Ecuador Czechoslovakia Bolivia and Finland plus the former envoy of Greece addressed the Southern Commerce Congress in Washington outlining European economic prospects and Central and South American trade potential. The meeting includes an agricultural conference and a Thursday session, with 128 delegates set to proceed to Mexico City for a southern trade mission.
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Central
South America
Europe
Ermany
Peru
Ecuador
Cxerho
Slovakia
Bolivia
Bilearia
Finkind
Eminsel
Washington
Isess
South
Concre
Mexten Caty
Clarence 2. Owens
Condgress
Newherry Letter of Resignation Read in Senate
Washington D C early today Senate heard and read the resignation letter of Senator Truman H Newherry from Minnesota ending a four year fight and controversy centered on his conduct.
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Washinton
T. C
Truman H. Newherry
Mieni
Soun
Senate
Highways and Weather Report for Iowa Towns in 1922
A clipped summary notes U S Department of Agriculture regional weather report for Iowa towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davennort Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City and Webster City. It mentions scarce precipitation and rough dirt conditions across the territory on November 24 1922.
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Wureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Mapas
Daventiort
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Crux
Mason City
Waverly
German Chancellor Cuno to Form Business Cabinet
Nov. 21 report says Chancellor Cuno plans a business oriented cabinet drawn from major parties. A first appearance before parliament is expected later this week to seek support from the three largest parties for the new ministers.
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Prenay Bartin
Ino da
Tyratiess Caboines
Itd. Ue
Police foil attempted robo in Belle Plaine gang
Two youths planned to rob a Western Union agent but were nabbed by police officer Mavl Swearingen at the station after cops spotted a touring car near ticket offices. Ketlear and Wargesen confessed to car thefts and seeking quick money, with ties to Faribault and Wadena. Officers from Belle Plaine prepare to transfer Ketlear for Benton county hearings.
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Sycnamore
Skelion
Mavl Swearingen
Jack Bewalt
Calleywalt
Waleter
Prench
Kellenr
Belle Pinine
Scharingen
Walker
Fietas
Paritanth
Mink
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Mason City
Belle Plaine
Keilear
Wadena
Minn
Faribault
Telly Plaine
Kellear
Benton County
President Pushes Merchant Fleet Bill in Joint Address
President Harding urged Congress to pass a bill to aid the U S merchant fleet, arguing government support would curb losses, promote American commerce, and ensure sea transport in war and peace. He framed aid as necessary for national welfare and warned against partisan opposition.
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Marding
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
Great Northwest
Rocky Mountain States
ASSO
Shipping Board
Warding
Harding
Congress
Congo
House Committee
Roosevelt Sees Pacific Shipping Risk as Subside Bill Fails
Kermit Roosevelt reports from Tokio that American shipping restrictions persist. He says Congress will not pass the city subsidy bill and that American ships could depart for the Pacific within 12 months unless policy changes.
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Tokio
Kermit Roosevel
Congress
Puzzle Over Start Date for Public Superintendent
Des Moines reports confusion over when the term of the public superintendent begins as counties send in returns by November 27. The executive council canvasses, Miss Brands a Probie estimates four to five days to announce results, and Attorney General Gibsonson weighs in on appointment timing.
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Des Moines
Corll
Gielian
Wale
Cl! Rawisay
Trelaly
Slate
Gilson
Franse Showld
Jimusimmuen
McClenahan
Gibeson
Plot to rob whisky warehouse foiled by police gun battle
Report from Pekia last night details a failed attempt to raid the American THStgHt warehouse as police and authorities clashed with attackers. The incident halted after a gun battle left unknown injuries and the warehouse secured amid shattered barrels and disrupted operations. A separate Michigan note states the Rapids post office was robbed of 2060 dollars in cash and stamps, not detected until morning.
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Pekia
Michigax
Plo
Fig Rapids
Mich
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