Harding Ready to Play Not Decide on Policy
Washington reports say Senator Harding plans recreation during vacation with advisers focused on policy talks to come after Dec. 6. Sources predict cabinet decisions and tax program follow his return to Marion, while he remains calm and measured about bold moves.
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Mari Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Senator Harding
New Orleans
Canal Zone
Harting
Harding
Hardbee
Wexico
Hej
Republican Party
Altho
Marion
Se Ware
Senate
New York Evening Post
Waterloo
Evenine Courier
Deal ers in Hops and Malt Reassured by Local Dealers
Cincinnati attorneys Kramer and Bettmann tell Columbus hops and malt dealers there is no ruling by the prohibition enforcement department omitting sale of malt extract hops or related goods. The Newberry corruption case arguments in Michigan senator Truman Newberry and others convicted proceed January 3.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Kramer
Bettmann
Cincinnati
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Newberry
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Courier delivery promise before 5 30 each day
The notice instructs readers the Courier should be delivered at home before 5 30. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other cause, readers should phone and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 20 p m.
Packers Seek Wage Rollback As Prices Fall
Hearings reopen in the Packinghouse workers appeal before Judge Samuel Alschuler after packers move. The workers seek a 12 1/2 cent hourly raise for all employees while packers argue price declines and weaker business do not justify a raise. L H D Weld of Swift & Co testified about the stock market decline and overall price slump.
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Ted Press
Chicago
Samuel Alschuler
Alschuler
L. H. D Weld
Swift & Co
Farm Bodies Board Plans New Laws
The national board of farm organizations will study proposed legislation to aid farmers amid low prices. Revival of the war finance corporation is on the agenda. A conference of all agricultural groups may be arranged in Washington after Congress convenes with a Western farmers meeting to follow when Senator Grenna returns.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Board of Farm Organizations
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Washington
Grenna
North Dakota
Senate Agricultural Committee
Rob Pittsburgh Bank and Escape in Auto
Three armed men robbed the Metropolit an Trust Penn Avenue branch in Pittsburgh gathering 5750 from counters and fleeing in a car. In Kansas, wheat movement to markets was reported very slow due to depressed markets per a state agriculture bulletin.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Penn Avenue
Metropolitan Trust Company
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Department of Agriculture
Majletin
Armies Gather as Red Negotiations With Poles Cease
Warsaw reports Russia broke off Riga peace talks with Poland and plans a surge toward Gen Balaxevitch and irregular forces. Bolshevik waves press Ukrainian troops near Kiev as refugees flood the Poland frontier amid damaged bridges hindering League of Nations commissions.
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Warsaw
Russia
Riga
Poland
Balaxevitch
Kiev
Lence
Litthuania
League of Nations
Harding Nears End of Gulf Voyage to Panama Canal Zone
President-elect Harding's Parismina nears Cristobal after a smooth Gulf voyage. Five day canal zone stay pending details with a possible canal passage by government tug and time for canal inspection, sightseeing, and golf.
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Harding
Panama Canal Zone
Associated Press
Panama
Cristobal
Canal
Ex-Emperor William Villa Repainted in Corfu Hinting at Visit
Ex-Emperor William of Germanys villa Achilleton Villa at Corfu is being repainted and spruced up as if to receive a guest. The avenue to the villa, once called Liberty Avenue, is restored to Avenue William II. Rumors say Queen Sophia may seek allied consent for a visit by the former emperor to Corfu.
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Associated Press
Corfu
Achilleton Villa
William of Germany
Venizelos
Liberty Avenue
William Is
Sophia
Athens
Corfe
League to Seek Power for American Aid in Armenia
Geneva reports show the League of Nations considering a force to end hostilities in Armenia. Delegates note U S Senate support for intervening earlier and discuss offering the United States a potential mandate or advisory role. Viviani urges immediate action and a dedicated committee to secure an international force.
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Associated Press
Geneva
MS Vivisssi
Council of the
League of Nations
Armenia
Robert Cecil
Assembly of the
League of Armenia
M. Spalekjevitch
United States Senate
Harding
Batum
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
A. J. Balfour
Great Britain
United States
Balfour
League
Rene Viviani
France
M. Viviani
Fridtiof Nansen
Norway
Ionescu
Roumania
Cecil
J. Doherty
Canada
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Armen
GOP Expenditures Reach Four Million in Final Report
Washington November 22 final report shows the Republican National Committee spent 4,022,580.95 between June 14 and November 19 with receipts of 3,833,152.14. The deficit tallies 189,428.95 as of today per Fred W Upham treasurer to the House clerk.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Republican— National Committee
House of Representatives
Fred W. Upham
Tthe
Ill Juror Illness Delays Pollgeman Trial Ill Willse Case
Eldora Indiana November 22 Illness of juror Frank Volk delays the state against Lee Willse. Waterloo police officer charged with attempted extortion has caused postponement until Volk's condition is clear. A new jury may be chosen or trial postponed to the next term.
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Eldora
Frank Volk
Lee Willse
Waterloo
Grain Prices Fall to New Low as Market Slumps
Chicago on November 22 reports feverish trading and record low grain prices as wheat, corn, and oats slump. Wheat traded to as low as 1.63 1 4 a bushel for December, with corn and oats also dropping amid buyer scarcity and weak general business conditions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Union Seeks Court Injunction Over Cable Dispute
The Western Union Telegraph company asked the District of Columbia Supreme Court for an injunction to stop Secretary Daniels from interfering with the Miami to Miami Beach telegraph cable project. It also sought an order forcing naval officials to cease threats to destroy the line if laid. The petition notes the sued line differs from the Barbadose cable previously blocked by warships.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Barbadoes
Miami
Derrick Used to Lift Car from Highway Ditch
A derrick was needed to release W. H. Burke treasurer of W C and N Railway when his large sedan overturned near Castle Hill. The heavy car could not be lightened by ordinary means and Burke was injured.
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W. H. Burke
W., C.F. & N. Railway Company
Castle Hill
Burke
Two Army Fliers Die in Crash on Landing
Two Army fliers, Sigmund Szymanski of San Antonio and James A. Turney of Berkeley, were killed when their ship crashed on landing at Kelly Field No. 2. The aircraft caught fire and was destroyed. Szymanski, 28, an instructor cadet and veteran, was married. Turney, 21, survived by his mother in Berkeley. Both trained first at March Field.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sigmund Szymanski
San Antonis
James A. Turney
Berkeley
Cal
Kelly Field
Szymanski
Turney
March Field
Seven Die in Clash at Bologna Municipal Meeting
Seven people were killed and 30 wounded in fighting between Socialists and anti Socialists at Bologna's first municipal council meeting. Local authorities reported the deaths and injuries as the clash broke out in the council chamber in Bologna on November 21.
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Associated Press
Bologna
D Annunzio Declares Unyielding Stance After Rapallo Pact
Insurgent commander Gabriele d Annunzio denounces the Rapallo treaty and vows to continue fighting for Italy's Adriatic claims. He proclaims Gideon as his rallying cry and declares unwavering resolve amid the Adriatic dispute. Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia ratifies the Rapallo treaty ending the Adriatic question between Italy and Yugoslavia.
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Associated Press
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Fiume
Rapallo
Italy
Jugo Slavia
Ital
d’Annunzio
Gideon
Belgrade
Alexander
Adriatic
Greece Seeks Unity After Venizelos With New Cabinet
In Athens the new Greek cabinet works to reinstate officials and officers removed by Venizelos and to calm tensions. Demetrius Gounaris tells the Associated Press Greece is united and seeks peace with all nations including Turkey, avoiding contact with Bolshevik Russia. Premier Challis tours the battleship Irondyke with British officials amid strategic signals. France and Britain weigh Constantine’s possible restoration and a plebiscite, with Paris signaling reluctance to recognize a restored Greek throne.
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Venizelos
Vaizelos
Demetrius Gounaris
Associated Press
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M. Gounaris
Greece
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Thrace
Smyrna
Lord Granville
George Challis
Irondyke
Pieraus
Witzens
Paris
Constantine
Foreign Office
Ley- Sues
Lloyd George
Great Britain
M. Leygues
France
Petit Pa
Mail Theft Suspect's Mother Tries to Die
Omaha reports Mrs. Rachel N. Goth mother of Keith Collins sought by postal inspectors for alleged complicity in the Burlington train No 8 registered mail car robbery in Council Bluffs a week earlier attempted suicide at home by taking poison. Doctors say she will recover.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Rachael N. Goth
Keith Collins
Council
Nelson Gets 5 Years in Pen for Bigamy
Walter G. Nelson a Chicago garment cutter and itinerant preacher was sentenced to up to five years in the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to marrying Lucille Phipps of Woodward while already having a wife and three children. The Associated Press reported the sentence and details. The Interstate Commerce Commission meanwhile approved payment in United States money and prepayment of charges on shipments between Canada and the United States.
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Profeas 2 Tes Moines
Walter G. Nelson
Chicago
Anamosa
Lentence
Lucille Phipps
Wooodard
U.S
Axsagisted Press
Washington DC
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
United States
Canada
Weather Summary from Charles City Agency
Light rainy and mild conditions prevail as unpaved roads soften to slippery mud. Temperature has softened over the last 43 hours. Fair weather forecast for tomorrow. Observed towns include Algona Charles Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly.
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Artment of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charlies City
Minn
Algona
Charles Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Chicago Raids Net 800 Prisoners in Citywide Cleanup
A police sweep raided more than 100 gambling houses and loan offices, with about 742 arrests by Sunday and 400 with criminal records identified for possible prisoner viewing. The drive covered all districts, reducing holdups to three in 24 hours, as Chief Charles Fitzmorris leads a citywide cleanup.
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Chicago
Nav
Arles Fitzmorris
Michael Hughes
Identification Bureau
Porttica
Ghiarles Eerie
Tank Corps Fighters Get Good Civil Jobs
Washington November 22. The army tank corps reports many resignations as members seek good civil employment. The corps returned from France in July 1919 with depleted personnel but added 20 officers and 1,546 enlisted men. It had 800 tanks then, all in poor repair, and progress since includes repairing material and designing new machines while urging production of a durable fast cross country tank.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Army Tank Corps
5. D
Rockenback
France
Rockenbach
Government to seek extension in stockyards case
Attorney General Palmer studied the federal trade commission report on the plan leading in the District of Columbia supreme court by the Big Fixe packers for divorcement of their stockyards holdings. The government’s deadline to file objections expires tomorrow, but the department of justice signaled a further extension may be requested.
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Ute Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Palmer
Federal Trade Commission
District of Columpia
Claim roads face ruin unless quick relief offered
Washington November 22 roads warn they will be driven into receivership without immediate financial relief. A recent commission briefing found that October income under higher transport act rates falls short of requirements. Railroads seek readjustment of division of through freight rates between west of the Hudson and east of it, with support from public utilities chairmen Higgins of Connecticut and Atwell of Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hudson River
R. T. Higgins
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
Herry
Atwell
Massachusetts Public Utilities Commission
Bloody reprisals follow murder of army officers
London and Dublin reports describe a violent day in the Irish crisis with blows in the House of Commons, deployment considerations, and a toll of deaths and injuries from Croke Park and Dublin street fighting. Police and military actions escalate as fear grips officials.
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Ireland
Dublin
Irish Office
Sheeliy
Sir Greenwood
Press Association
Croke Park
Re Ee Aman
Jord
Tipperary
Mansion House
Trafic
Mgblisbers
Lloyd. George
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