Harding Yet To Form Formal List Of Trusted Minds
Washington column notes Senator Harding has no formal list of advisers as he shifts from campaign promises to governing. It describes planned December visits to Marion and Washington, tentative appointments, and cautions readers not to read lists as final, urging reliance on actual acts.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Harding
United States
Panama
Senator Harding
Norfolk
Hlks
Bedford
Washington
Senate
Marion
Ohio
Frank Willis
Yarding
Armenia Action Hints at Wilson Mediation Hope
Geneva reports League of Nations delegates hopeful yet realistic on appealing to President Wilson to mediate the Armenian crisis. Opinion favors US mediation only if it avoids conflicting European interests, with France as a likely fallback and Britain opposed to strong interference. Committees begin disarmament talks as council supports mandates shaped by security needs.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
League of Nations
White House
Geneva
Armenia
Assembly of the League of
League
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
Assembly
Secretariat
George Nichol Barnes
Council of the League
Permanent Commission
Brussels
Two North Dakota Banks Closed in Two Weeks
The Associated Press reports Fargo on November 26 that two more North Dakota banks shut their doors due to depleted reserves, bringing total closures to fifteen in two weeks. Banks closing today are Farmers & Merchants Bank in Sherwood and Farmers State Bank in Rhame.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Sherwood
Farmers State Bank
Rhame
Twin boys born on different days on the coast
Los Angeles report says Mr and Mrs George Schubert welcomed twins born on different days. One boy arrived at 11 30 Thanksgiving day and the other at 12 26 the next morning. The pair mark a rare birthday split for the siblings.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George Schubert
Moscow Urged to Unite Negroes of U S in Red Plans
John Reed urged at the Moscow meeting of the communist internationale that American blacks unite with white and black labor to spread communism. He warned some Negroes favor armed revolt, blamed Jim Crow segregation, and called for cross race unions to combat racism and advance social revolution.
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Moscow
U.S
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Union of the
Communist Internationale
Lenine
Trotzky
John Reed
Russia
Reed
American Federation of Labor
O'Donnell Dies After Beverly Hills Speedway Crash
Auto race driver Eddie O'Donnell died from injuries after a Beverly Hills speedway crash. Gaston Chevrolet also died. his body to be taken to Indianapolis for burial. Lyall Jolls, the mechanic engaged to marry May A. Esch, remained unburied as plans awaited her recovery.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Eddie O'Donnell
Beverly Hills Speedway
Gaston Chevrolet
O'Donnell
Indianapolis
Chevrolet
Louis Chevrolet
Gaston
Savannah
Lyall_ Jolls
Mechanician
Jolls
May A. Esch
St. Paul
Speedway
Swedish Minister to U S Dies at Legation
Swedish Minister to the United States N W A Ekengren died at the legation in Washington D C after a brief illness. He was 59 and had been minister to the United States since March 1912 after years as secretary and counsellor. He was married to Laura Walcott Jackson. She survives him.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
N W. A
Ekengren
Swedister
United States
Legation
Laura Walcott Jackson
Adequate naval defense urged with 16 inch guns
Major General Lansing Beach, chief of engineers, urged in his annual report a robust naval defense with no less than 16 inch guns on fixed mounts. He called for a deep waterway from Chesapeake Bay to New York and a 10 year Alaska road program costing about 10,000 per mile, plus 7000 miles of new roads.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lansing’ Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware Bay
New York Harbor
Long Yeland Sound
Alaska
Arrests in Dublin-dubbed Sinn Fein leaders by police
Arthur Griffith founder of Sinn Fein and John MacNeill MP for Londonderry city among those arrested in Dublin by auxiliary police. No formal charges yet. Crowds mourn murdered officers as funeral cortege proceeds. typhoid outbreak investigated. Cork bombing report follows.
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Alh Fein
Dublin
Associated Press
aArthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Rai
John MacNeill
Londonderry City
National University of Ireland
MacNeill
Griffith
Irish Self-Determination League
Manchester
Dublin Castle
Arthur Griffith
St. Lawrence Road
Joseph McBride
BE. J. Duggan
Pare Ligment
West
County Mayo
America
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Ireland
England
McCurtain
Cork
Hamar Green
Wood
House of Commons
East Cavean
Northwest Ty- Tone
Gene Feral
MacSwiney
Wilson
Smartit
Artill
Royal Irish Constabulary
Tri
Skibbereen
Inspector Madden
London
Mississippi River Needs 16 Million Year 1921 Plan
Major Gen. Lansing H. Beach, chief of army engineers, releases annual estimate calling for 75,207,865 for 1921 to improve harbors and waterways. He proposes a rivers and harbors bill totaling 57,206,000 plus 10,982,450 from other items. The Mississippi from mouth to Minneapolis slated for 15,190,000. Missouri 2,115,000. Ohio 5,585,000 with district allocations across St. Louis Chicago and Kansas City areas including locks dams and harbor work.
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Bylin Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lansing H. Beach
Army Engineers
Congress
Missouri
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Mississippi River Commission
Ohio
St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri River
Sioux City
Kansas City
Osage River
Chicago
Chicago Harbor
Calumet Harbor
Calumet River
Indiana Harbor
Illinois River
Cotton Traders Sell Wheat To Help Cotton Prices
Wheat prices fell sharply in Chicago trading as the market breached the 1.50 level for March delivery dropping to 1.47. European buying was noted for trans Atlantic shipments amid weak demand and renewed concerns from North Dakota bank failures and cotton's price drop. A New York trader active on the selling side helped push the market lower.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Landis Issues Restraining Orders Against 72 Saloonkeepers
Federal Judge Kenesaw M. Landis issued restraining orders against 72 saloonkeepers to prevent violations of the prohibition law. Attorney General Brundage requested closure of the saloons and the court prohibited removal or sale of liquor or fixtures. Violations carry one year contempt sentences. The cases will proceed separately as dates are set.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Brundage
Suil
Landis
No Exploitation Stance by Mack at Zionist Convention
The twenty third annual Zionist Organization of America convention in New York outlines the policy to avoid exploiting Palestine's resources while financing public service corporations banks and key industries. President Julian W Mack of Chicago says American Jewry will shape laws to prevent exploitation and aid development.
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N.Y
America
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Palestine
Hamion Dies From Gunshot Wounds In Oklahoma
Oklahoma GOP national committeeman Hamion died from gunshot wounds deemed accidental while cleaning a revolver in Ardmore. Authorities seek Clara Smith on an assault charge in the shooting. business manager disputes self-inflicted cause. Hamion had led oil and railroad ventures and was a KU Law graduate.
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Ardinore
Ghia
J. Hamon
Republican National
Fryik Oklahoma
Frank L. Ketel
Balletin
Hamon
Haumon
Clara Smith
Carter County
Ringling
Okla
Hammon
Russell BR. Brown
Smith
Brown
Hamnon
Frank J. Ketch
Hanon
Ional Committee
Ketch
Jake Diamond
Indian Territory
Wu Store
Newskirk
Oklo
Amon
Lawton
Hey
Republean
Ardmore
Wichita Falls
Tex
Oklahoma City
John Ringling
New York
aArdmore
Hamon-Kell
Texas
Alt
Fire damages Des Moines brick building on Seventh and Mulberry
Fire at the southwest corner of Seventh and Mulberry streets caused damage estimated between 80 000 and 250 000 dollars to a two story brick building. The Hippee States Co suffered the heaviest losses with stock and building damage rubles. Other occupants included Moon printer McNerney Cleviers Northwestern buyers and supplies. The origin remains undetermined.
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Des Moines
Seventh and Mulberry Streets
Hippee-States Co
George BR. Hippee
Rampant
Moon
McNerney Cleviers
Northwestern Yndrs
Rbeymore & Co
Vleetmea
Highways and Weather Update for Iowa Towns
Subiected report lists towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque and Waterloo. Light rain or snow reported in northeastern and southwestern Iowa with slippery roads. Forecast calls for rain or snow tonight and Friday.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charing Kty
Mbert
Lex
Mina
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapid Davenport
Desi Youbuque
Naewit
Mira
Li Wis
Maxonry
Marsha Town
New Wampton
Postville
Wate Too
Waverly
McCormick Proposes Major Gov ernment Reorganization Bill
Senator McCormick of Illinois drafts a bill for the next Congress to create the departments of Public Works and Public Welfare and to reorganize other agencies. The plan places a new insular affairs office in the State Department, shifts the alien property custodian and secret service to Justice, and abolishes the comptroller of the currency and several councils. President elect Harding reportedly supports the measure.
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Washington, D. C
Departent of Interior
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Welfare
McCormick
Iinois
Congress
Europe
Harding
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Pension Bureau
Department of the Interior
Public Health Service
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Yotational Training Board
Department of Commerce
State Department
Alaska
Alien Property Custodian's
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Comptroller of Currency
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Council of National Defense
Departmentc of Commerce
Whathe
Kenyon to Offer Social Welfare Bill in Congress
The bill by Senator Kenyon of Iowa proposes a cabinet level Department of Social Welfare to protect and advance national welfare. It would take public health service welfare and hygienic relief from Agriculture and allow presidential transfer of related bureaus and offices. An assistant secretary would be appointed at a salary of 5000 dollars per year.
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Iky Thes
Washington, D. C
Department of Social Welfare
United States
Kenyon
Towa
Congress
Menber
Department, of Agriculture
Social Welfare Department
Harding Proffers Panama Prospect of Fair Dealings
Senator Harding spent the last day of his Panama visit with recreation including golf and a motorboat ride and inspected Pacific Forts. He addressed the banquet praising cordial ties and pledged friendly relations and mutual benefits for the Americas while planning talks with canal zone officials about military strength and Panama relations.
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Associated Press
Neon
Canal Zone
Harding
Panama Canal
Cristobal
Norfolk
United States
Republic of Panama
Porras
War Department
Pacific
Senator Harding
Gen. Kennedy
Great Waterway
Senator Warding
Senate
America
North
Central
South
Americas
Girard
Harvaster
Melie
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Dakota Bank
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Owa, Ta
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Western Railway
Hamion
Oklahoma
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Charles
Fitalmone
Chieh
Police
Vic
Cormick
Interior Dept
General Office
Iowa
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