Paris Briaug Seen Likely to Form New Cabinet
Paris reports Aristide Briand called upon by President Doumergue to form a cabinet after the Painleve government falls. Briand, veteran foreign minister, returned to Paris and held talks with Doumergue amid threats of a coup and cabinet resignations.
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Aristide Briaug
Dwubed
Lonarno
Doumergue
Painleve
Man Today
France
Briand
Palnlove
Luther
Reichstag
Stresemann
Sides Pressing for Peace in Coal Mining Row
The piece argues a swift settlement would spare 20 percent of anthracite mines and another 20 percent of anthracite workers from losing jobs. It notes a downturn in union mining in the bituminous field and warns such losses could cripple miners leadership. Washington officials claim the public can endure higher prices if supply remains steady and strike damage is avoided.
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Washington
Geale
Nensienit
Forday
Bituminous Coal Prices Sketch Up Amid Supply Worries
The text notes bituminous coal prices rising to about 8.40 dollars per ton with transportation and middlemen costs pushing consumer prices from 310 to 12 dollars per ton. It mentions dealers hesitancy and a proposal that governments guarantee local dealers to stock up and be compensated if the anthracite strike ends.
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Mings
Herald-Tri
Airship 100 Miles at Sea Could Bomb N Y Testimony
Witnesses recount Langley maneuvers near Hawaii. Sheridan testified three scout planes wrecked while landing aboard Langley. Gurley described minor mishaps like blown tires and tipped wings. Sheridan declined to fly. Gurley noted no serious injuries. Sherklin added he saw six crashes in 14 landings on Langley decks.
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Langley
Hawaiian Islands
Sheridan
Gurley
Sherklin
Asakas Cancel All Social Engagements
In San Francisco a Nov. 22 report says social engagements for the Prince and Princess Asaka of the Japanese royal family were cancelled at their request following the death of Queen Mother Alexandra of Greece in Britain.
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San Francisco
Cat
INSI
Asaka
Mother Alexandra of Grew
Britain
Immigrant Invests in Cleveland Property Scheme
In Cleveland on November 23 General Sokolowski, new to the United States, sought lake front real estate. He was guided to Brookside Park where two men posed as brokers and offered a park lagoon and surrounding land for 31,500. A guard was shown as part of the deal to placate the buyer.
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Cleveland, O
Sokolowski
Cleveland
Lake Front
Brookside Park
Miuch
Tim
Lagoon
Zoutor
Williams Addresses Midwestern Rail Advisory Meeting
W Scott Williams, general supervisor of the Thinix Central era lines, spoke to the Rotar tiule at Des Alpines time ference about the Midwest advisory board of the American Railway association. He said the meetings study carrier and shipper problems to move commodities with minimal delay or harm to any one shipper.
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Thinnix Centratera
Des Alpines
Midwest Regronal
American Railway, Assimiation, Ort
United States
Williams
Varmbhouse Burns Near Ceday Falls
A house six and a half miles north and west of lawn on the Ald Rowers farm was destroyed by fire early today. Neighbors prevented spread to nearby sheds. contents were saved.
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Ceday Falls
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Paris researchers report success in sex-changing experiments
Paris reports progress in sex-changing experiments on animals under Dr Christian Champy at the Faculty of Medicine. Beginning with amphibians, male to female transformation was achieved by periodic starvation and feeding. Champy and Russian savant Zavatowsky report grafting success in mammals and birds, aiming to codify growth laws and apply findings to abnormal growth causes.
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Paris
Champy
Savant
Zavatowsky
Cham- PY
Casicur
Jailbreaker Pleads Guilty to Murder in Dubuque
Four youths face murder charges after a fatal shooting during a break in by Bart Starnes. Dorrance Lyons Wes was found guilty of first degree murder with a life imprisonment recommendation. Olson and Kerdell await trial.
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Dubuque
Opin Troda
Minriles
Deere
Dundee
Nelson
Bart Starnes
Vines
Jair Fee Hemmoer
Dorrance Lysons Wes
Mlarenes Olson
Donald Kerdell
Containing false pretenses case hears continuance
A hearing on a Weld County case involving alleged false pretenses was continued to March 1 at 10 a.m. The defendant, noted in the docket, requested the adjournment to address the charges and obligations connected with the $260 alleged loss.
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Arf
Auto crash toll in Midwest rises with 1925 Chicago figure
Chicago reports 706 automobile deaths for 1925, highest yet, with weekly Midwest totals showing 86 lives lost and Ohio leading weekly fatalities at 29. Other states include Missouri Oklahoma and Indiana, while Des Moines injuries and Minneapolis fatalities highlight regional dangers.
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Aly
Middlewestern
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Inoeia
Indiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas
North Dakota
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Navy
Des Moines
Pershing
Buriupseed
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Wu Roncete
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Suday
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Butte
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Joe Clccareli
Gol Neriana
Antone Favero
Judge Sees 30-Year-Old Estates Buried On Docket
Judge C D Thompson convenes Story county district court for November term to address more than 60 estates open for final settlement dating back up to 30 years. He cites administrators executors and attorneys to show cause why estates should not be closed and bonds discharged. Clerk Davisgon has reviewed dusty volumes to chart the oil cases pending this term.
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Seva
C. D. Thompson
Storys County District Court
Hei Tung
Thompson
Davisgon
Mrs Coolidge Cited as Shopping Example in Post Office Note
Washington reports the post office department urged early Christmas mailing by all Americans citing Mrs Calvin Coolidge wife of the president who has already started her shopping. The item notes chilly weather and a Thanksgiving approach with a local resident presenting a bouquet of yellow flowers from her lawn.
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Washington
Postoffen
Calvin Coolidge
Postdoc
Shellivitel
Towa
R. W. Crawford
Logan Avenue
Mystery letters read in Rhinelander annulment trial
White Plains New York November 2 AP The so called mystery letters were read in court after a hush filled room with two women present The documents from the Cliff Hotel San Francisco in 1922 concern Alice Beatrice Jones and Leonard Kip Rhinelander The letters described their pre marital relations and erotic details during a week at the Marie Antoinette hotel in New York in 1921 Rhinelander acknowledged loving the girl and the reading led to a courtroom pause as counsel sought to reveal skin color to the jury The session ended with Rhinelander continuing on the stand and adjournment called for the afternoon session
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Lette
Rhine-lander
Cliff
San Francisco
Alice
Beatrice Jones
Leonard Kip Rhine-lander
Isaac N. Mills
Young Rhinelander
Lea Parsons Davis
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Morsehauser
Leonard
Mills
Mr. Davis
Silver Wedding Observed at Dinner in City Home
Mr and Mrs George Smith celebrated their sixty fourth wedding anniversary at their Thsidenre after a three course dinner for thirty guests. Mrs Jo sent Dietsch assisted with service while six women helped. Yellow and white decorations with flowers framed the informal evening.
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St. Mars's Church
Homesath
Josent Dtetsch
Louis
Miller
Hall of elephants planned for Morrill hall museum
Lincoln Neb Nov 23 A hall of elephants will be a feature in Morrill hall the new University of Nebraska museum. It will house a dozen Nebraska fossil elephants including a largest specimen from Nebraska soil staged in a 120 foot gallery with 20 by 26 foot cases and life like dioramas.
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Lincoln
Neb
Morrill
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Améerican Museum of National History
New York City
Wyoming
Nebraskea
Phins Museum
Siwin H. Barbour
New” Museum
Children to Bring Thanksgiving Food Gifts to City Schools
The Salvation Army and the Social Welfare League will collect canned fruits and other foods from schools for needy city children. Donated items will be distributed on Thanksgiving day with remaining goods saved for Christmas baskets, said Commander Eadie Bowe of the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
Social Welfare League
Eadie Bowe
Dog Dies Beside Boy in Hay Fire Near Du Bois
Pawnee City Nebraska reports a dog sacrificed itself to save 4 year old Robert Warrick who was playing with matches and set hay ablaze. The boy burned to death inside the barn after the door failed to open.
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Pawnee City
Neb
INS
Robert Warrick
Otto Warrick
Dunois
Co-Authors Tormey and Moeller Publish New Reading Text
Superintendent T. J. Tormey of Grundy Center Iowa and WC Moeller of Black Hawk County Iowa co author a new reading text titled First Days in School Designed to introduce flash card reading to rural schools The manuscript has been accepted for publication by Ginn and Co Chicago
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T. J. Tormey
Grundy Center
WC. Moeller
Black Hawk County
Ginn & Co
Chicago
Richmond Statues Honoring 76 Heroes Celebrate Legacy
Richmond Va November 23 in 1780s cornerstone laid for a 60 foot statue complex honoring George Washington Patrick Henry Thomas Jefferson John Marshall George Mason Thomas Nelson and Gen Andrew Lewis. The 1858 dedication featured Presidents Zachary Taylor and John Tyler. The $266600 project includes an equestrian Washington and memorial figures with enduring contributions to liberty rights and Virginia history.
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George Washington
Patrick ‘Hears
Thomas Jefferson
John Marshall
George Mason
Thomas Nelson
Andrey Lewis
Zachary Taylor
United States
John Tyler
Patrick Henry
Jobn Marshall
George Weson
Virginia
Solder
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Nelson
Continental Congress
Andrew Lewis
Washington
Lord Dunmore
Grawford
America
Col Coolidge Change for Worse Across New England
Earth tremors were reported in southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island with towns Fall River Newport Warren and Plymouth noting disturbances likely an earthquake. Col John Coolidge father of the president showed slight worsening in condition with White House physician Major James Coupal stating he was not as satisfactory as yesterday.
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Mass
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Fall River
Mags
Newport
Warren
R. L
Plymouth
John ©. Cootridge
James FP. Coupal
White House
Coolidge
Taste of Winter Weekend Experience and Weather Outlook
The article notes a weekend taste of winter with a forecast for fair and warmer weather by Tuesday and Thursday, Thanksgiving day. A 40 degree drop in 12 hours was recorded Saturday by weather observer Ralph B. Slippy, with a high of 48 and low of 18. A northwest wind kept temperatures around 35 most of Sunday, with a high of 42 and a 18 degree low night. Partly cloudy and colder conditions are expected.
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Muronry
Ralph B. Slippy
Gavi
Kline and Cleveland Propose New School Plan visit Newton
Charles W. Kline superintendent of east district schools and Mortimer B. Cleveland local architect will drive to Newton Wednesday to study a ten room public school under construction there. The east school board aims to build on Franklin street between Seventh and Eighth streets next year with Cleveland as architect.
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Charles W. Kline
East District Schools
Mortimer UB. Cleveland
Newton
Prockre
East School‘ Board
Franklin Street
Saventh
Ing Eighth Streets
Cleveland
East School Board
Towns Only Streetcar Stolen Hidden Two Days
The Wellsburg Bethany Traction Company’s sole trolley was stolen from the car barn and hidden in an alley for two days. Residents along the line walked as officials and police searched. Bayard Sailor, a Bethany College student, was arrested but released when no witness appeared. Marriage licenses issued to William A. Distler and Raymond Anna Bornong and Albert Willesses.
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Bethany
W. W
Wellsbur
Bethany Traction Company
Bayard W. Sailor
Bethany College
Funeral service for Mrs Glennie Wright held in Durant
The funeral of Mrs Glennie Wright wife of Oscar Wright will be at 2 PM Tuesday at Archan Memorial Methodist Church with Rev Thomas officiating. Burial will be at Elmwood. Mrs Wright born Lexington Mississippi December 22 1905 lived in Lexington Durant Waterloo before settling in Durant. She is survived by husband Oscar Wright several children and her mother Mrs Barand Richmond.
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Glennie Wright
Douglan Street
Afchcan
Thomas
Elmwood
Petersen Brothers” Chapel
Wright
Lexington
Miss
Durant
Iran
Waterloo
Anna May
Martie Wu
Phi- Tex
Secret Shuvalov Palace Treasure Sealed by Stroke
Leningrad November 23 with stroke Palage Petrovsky, old Shuvalov retainer, collapses as investigators press him on hidden wealth in the Shuvalof palace. He can neither speak nor write, ending his chance to reveal seven generations of gems and treasures said to be stored behind walls and cells.
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Russia
Shuyaloft Palace
Shuyalofts
Pyotr Petrovsky
Shuvalai
Paris
Smal Dandberg
Shuvalofis
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Pyotr
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Moscow
Youssupoff
Shuvalof
le~ Ningrad
Ald Petrovsky
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Petrovsky
Tiny Mexican Chihuahuas To Visit Waterloo Thanksgiving Day
Rev. Fr. McGreevy plans to bring two of the world’s smallest dogs to Waterloo on Thanksgiving. The three pound and two and a half pound chihuahuas travel from Winona Minnesota, snug in their owner’s pocket, as the family reunion includes Rosa A. McGreevy and Joseph P. The dogs were recently praised by the priest and had spent time in Waterloo last summer at St. Joseph’s Church.
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Suntho
Waterloo
Winona
Minn
AL. McGreevy
Fr. McGreevy
St. Mary College
Wihhonda
Rosa A. McGreevy
Mullanaye- Rue
Iday
Joseph
Tle
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Thanksgiving Two Day Break for Waterton Schools
Waterton schools announce a two day Thanksgiving vacation for students starting Thursday and ending Monday. Thanksgiving programs are planned in most schools with activities on Wednesday afternoon.
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