Which comes first the man or the dollar in China question
A 1921 UPI copyright column discusses the "man or dollar" debate in China's governance. It argues democracy rests on human superiority over finance, praises China’s republic, and proposes public opinion and a world tribunal to enforce international obligations, urging ambassadors and fair treatment for China among great powers.
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Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Harding
China
U. P
Japan
Eixtremely
U.S
Paris
United States
Tng Post
America Aims to Restore China as Sovereign State
A discussion outlines U S aims for Chinese sovereignty and territorial integrity. The United States positions open doors for commerce, rejects dismemberment, and argues for China’s full sovereignty against Japanese expansion while urging joint action and long term world stability.
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America
China
Marshal Foch Welcomed by Crowds in Mason City Visit
The arrival of Marshal Foch in Mason City drew large crowds as he and Franklin D. Oller were greeted at the station. A pig chosen to present to Foch was bathed in advance and eyed with humorous pride by Harry Homer, as attendants prepared for a public reception and a brief stop in town.
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Marshal Foch
Mason City
Franklin D. Oller
The
Legion
Dyersville
Marshal Frach
Tig
Hanford McNider
National
Mn Station
Foch
Oir
Tara
Lew
Setu
Rev Mr Tate Former Rector Visits City
Former rector of St Eiecamal Church arrives in the city for a visit during a church anniversary celebration. He will attend services at Sawni and deliver an address in the evening before continuing his travels.
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MR. Tate
St Eiecamal
Florence
Pate
C ‘Riet
Ling
Sawni
Antres
Tete
Hes
Bern
Ehurch
Holand
Mystery Surrounds Corp Goswiller Death Fort Russell
Unclear details emerge on Corporal Walter Goswiller found dead near Fort Russell Wyoming. A telegram says he was not in service at death, body transport by Cheyenne coroner, and burial plans set for Watergo with further instructions sent to Cheyenne officials.
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Corp
Walter Goswiller
Fort Russell
Wyo
Young
Goswiler
Cheyenne
Goswiller
Watergo
Moose Initiate Class of Fifty Candidates
Fifty candidates were initiated into Lodge No. 288 Loyal Order of Moose yesterday afternoon. Since the charter opened, 1,149 members have joined the order, bringing total lodge membership to 850, with 350 joined in the past year. Initiation ran 8 p.m. to 5 p.m., dinner was served in the lining hall, and the evening featured dancing and entertainment.
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Loyal Order of Moose
James J. Davis
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Rider
Orier
Mrs. George D. Miller Rites Held at Family Home
Funeral services for Mrs. George D. Miller were at 2:50 p.m. today at the family home 2201 Fourth Street West. Rev. J. E. Johnson officiated with Henry Iblings on piano by Yack Althouse. Pallbearers were Tack Althouse, Dewey Bardeen, Kenneth Innes, F. J. Hanlon, L. G. C. McDonald, and Jacob Schultz. Interment was in Elmwood.
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George D. Miller
Fourth
J. E. Johnson
Henry Iblings San
Yack Althouse
Tack Althouse
Dewey Bardeen
Kenneth Innes
F. J. Hanlon
L. G C. McDonald
Jacob Schultz
Elmwood
Smiles and Kinks Off Today’s Wites
In Chicago city notes a quirky column quotes Slats Ritter and Ma stem amid a lighthearted scene about bakers feeding 700 down-and-outers on turkey. The piece attributes a witty exchange to readers and hints at bakeries and a bakers college connected to the American Bakers’ Association.
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United Press
Chicago
Ritter
Mastem
Turkey
Wireless test sends message from Wales to Australia
London reporting the Marconi Wireless company successfully completed a wire test sending messages from Carnarvon Wales direct to Australia. A Catholic Foresters delegation plans to attend independence ceremonies this Sunday with High Chief Ranger Cannon of Chicago among attendees.
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Associated Press
London
Marconi Wireless Company
Carnarvon
Wales
Australia
Order OF Foresters
New York
Joseph Encore
Independence
Budapest
Aj Cannon
Chicago
Streetcar Franchise Fails to Begin Work by Deadline
The W. G. F. & N. company refuses to extend the Jefferson Street car line, citing present conditions make construction impossible. The city council warns that failure to start within 90 days, by November 29, will forfeit the franchise and prompt streetcar shutdowns citywide. Community protests led by Rev W A Peterson precede a regular council meeting to decide the next step.
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Cass
Second Ward
W. A. Peterson
V QF & N
Lower Jefferson Street
Lewis Miller Will Filed for Probate
The last will and testament of Lewis Miller, who died last Monday, was filed for probate today. The document, dated Nov 1921, provides the widow Martha A. Miller use of the homestead and all personal property for life, with the remainder left to the children in trust. Life insurance is security for a loan and is paid from income.
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Lewis Miller
Martha A. Miller
Fourth Street
Clyde S. Miller
J.J. Miller
Waterloo Savings Bank
Fink William J. Dies at 52 in Waterloo Residence
William J. Fink 52 died yesterday at his Waterloo home 2210 Lafayette of complications. Born January 16 1869 in Walton Wisconsin he moved to Waterloo 12 years ago with his family and worked as a carpenter He was a member of First Methodist Episcopal church and the Security Benefit association Surviving are his widow daughter Bluebell three sisters and a brother Funeral Sunday at Petersen Bros chapel with Rev Harrop officiating burial in Elmwood.
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Williams Fink
William J. Kink
P.m
Lafayette Street
Walton
Wis
Mauo Dull
Eauclaire
Mr. Fink
Wisconsin
Waterloo
Mr. Wink
Jie
First
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Security Benefit Association
Bluebell Fink
Hore
Esther Sprague
Belle
Goodyear
da Sher
Mary Shrey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Leonard Fink
University of Iowa listing 1923-22 new directory draws worldwide students
In the new 1923 22 student directory 54 Iowa City Waterloo and other city students join 15 foreign countries including the Philippines China Japan France Bolivia Greece Canada South America Argentina Syria India and Switzerland The Philippines leads with 18 students and Des Moines sends 175 total Iowa counties are represented with many cities noted The Smith family tops attendance with 47 members followed by the Jump Johnson and Jones clans
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Iowa City
United States
University of Iowa
Iowa
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
France
Bolivia
Hawaii
Greece
Canada
South America
Argentina
Syria
India
Switzerland
Philippines
Iown
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Clinton
Waterloo
Sioux City
Burlington
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Dubuque
Mason City
Paris
Tex
Smith
Jémnsons
Joneses
Captain Neil D. Jackson Emerges As Mayoral Candidate
Waterloo businessman Captain Neil D. Jackson emerges as a mayoral hopeful after a city group of business and professional men announces plans to boost his name. Jackson, longtime resident and former secretary treasurer of Frank Brothers, served 17 months in the army and holds a captain’s commission in the quartermaster department. He later led the Jackson Number company as sales manager.
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Neil D. Jackson
Jackson
Capt
Waterloo
Frank Brothers, Clothiers
Quartermaster Department
Army
Jackson Uumber Company
Enthusiasm High at West High Night School
Enthusiasm runs high at West High night school where English language classes meet Mon Wed Fri 7 to 9 pm. Over 36 students attend reading writing and spelling sessions in two sections led by Mrs Meryl Brown and Miss Myrtle Crane.
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West High
Meryl Brown
Myrtle Crane
Doctor to address medical society on jaundice types
Dr Campbell Palmer How, professor of medicine at the State University of Iowa, Iowa City, will address the Black Hawk County Medical Society at Black's Tearoom at 6:30 p m today. His subject is Differential Diagnosis of the Various Types of Jaundice. Dr W L Hearst of Cedar Falls, society president, and Dr Edward Molloy of Waterloo, secretary, will attend.
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Howard
Campbell Palmer
Iowa
Iowa City
Black Hawk
Surviving Son of Longfellow Dies in Boston
Erne Wadsworth Longfellow, 76, artist and last surviving son of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, died in Boston after protracted illness. The notice records his death in Mags, Thanksgiving week context.
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Boston
Mags
Erne Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow
Fragmentary OCR headline yields uncertain biographical snippet
Incomplete text from an old newspaper page presents a few names and dates but lacks clear context or event. Readable words include personal references and possible dates, with several missing letters and line breaks obscuring the full item.
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