Briand and British-French Clash on Europe Peace
Washington remarks discuss Briand’s bold France Germany Britain tensions and a proposed conference to test Germany’s willingness to pledge peace. The piece argues open questions about Germany’s disposition and urging immediate, factual inquiry to reduce military costs and insure European peace.
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William Jennings Bryan
Washington, D. C
Briand
Germany
Gression
Britain
Great Britain
France
America
Frence
Europe
U. F
Sportsmen challenge Wall Lake reports over Wallake deal
Webster City Gun club members are urged to prove claims in published articles about the Wall Lake control controversy. Ralph Storm R N Cowin and N Webber offer 100 in gold to any member who can verify the statements as truthful.
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Webster City
Wall Lake
Jocal
Ralph Storm
R. N. Cowin
N. Webber
Webster City Gun Club
Wallake
Executive Council
Japanese Experts Lag on Examining Hughes Proposals
Japanese experts lag in reviewing Hughes proposals as negotiations proceed for conference endorsement. Discussions include participation by major nations and smaller governments, with no covenant or formal commitment yet evident. The agenda aims at a broader world situation and potential future fusion of powers.
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Hughes
Germany
Rus
Wien Os
Ding’s Asso
Witnesses Detail Tendency of Girl to Shed Clothing
Witnesses describe a case noting a girl’s tendency to shed clothing amid a local incident. The report cites testimony that centers on behavior and surrounding circumstances.
Wheel Horses of Congress Worry About Campaign
Republicans urge rapid tax and debt adjustments citing Treasury readjustment needs and a monthslong transition. They predict lower army and navy bills, potential Europe payments, and interest on obligations may aid tax cuts. Aims include refunding Liberty Loans over longer terms and shifting toward an income and excise tax funded by a broad program.
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Europe
Will Hays
Molecule Sundial Demonstrated In Physics Society Meeting
John K. Morse of the University of Chicago showcased diagrams linking benzol and naphthalene molecules to a solar system model with suns, moons and earths at a tiny scale. A photo displayed an naphthalene molecule enlarged 250 600 000 times, illustrating the concept.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Physics Society
Paul E. Sabine
Wallace Clement Sabine
Riverbank
Geneva
Verona
Charles Is. Fazel
University of Michigan
John K. Morse
The
Univerisity of
Costume Company Building Burned. Pavilion Saved
A small frame building housing The Independent Costume Company near Johnson's amusement pavilion was destroyed by an early morning fire causing several thousand dollars in losses. Firemen saved the long dance pavilion, but the masquerade costumes stock was ruined. The cause is unknown though stoves are suspected and hydrant distance hindered firefighting.
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Independent Costume Company
Johnson's Amusement Pavilion
Electricspark
Johns Refusement Enterprises
Johnson
2000 Miners Split From Union Under Howat
Two thousand miners vote to sever ties with their union leadership led by Alexander Howat. The mass departure follows a crackdown ordered by the union's governing body and a formal expulsion statement issued by a board member.
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Fual
Aleander M. Howat
Red Miners’ Union
Ine Lormation Union
Infornations Iisued
Tyterraurion Ladayeneme
Joan Sears
Troprhy Whaee
Rheenee
van A
Rly
Oder
Tnternatio
Thea
Injunction Backs Hold On Des Moines Streetcar Franchise
Judge James Hume grants the injunction sought by Grant Van Horn to block the city council from repealing the existing streetcar franchise ordinance. The ruling questions Iowa law on council power and foresees possible suspension of service as federal receivers manage the company. Chicago, Nov 26 Associated Press report notes Mayor Thompson’s letter urging railroad reform for cheaper living and fairer rates.
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Wombied Press
Des Mattes
James
Hume
Grant van Horn
Iowa
Es Moines
Seimon Au
Des Moines
Joler Busses
Kume
Sudge
Martin J. Wade
Byrhe Associated Press
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Hoover
Maggy Thompson
Thompson
Mrs E S Moothart Dies of Heart Disease at 63
Mrs Annabelle Moothart, 63, wife of E S Moothart of 1034 Sixth Street West, died suddenly at 6 a m from heart disease after a morning rest. Born Sept 21 1868 in Illinois, she leaves a large family including husband, three sons, six daughters, an adopted daughter, a brother, and four half sisters. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at O Keefe and Towne's. interment Elmwood.
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Annabelle Moothart
E. S. Moothart
Sixth Street
George
Hari
Calvin Moothart
Waterloo
Howard Moore
Ray Potter
Harry Straw
Jesula Williams
Cibella Moothart
Hort
Tio
O'Keefe & Towne
Elmwood
U S Judge Fined as Traffic Violator in Pasadena
Judge Page Morris of the Duluth Minnesota U S district court paid a $10 fine in Pasadena police court for a traffic law violation. He failed to give a proper signal when turning a corner.
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Pasadena
Cal
Page Morris
United States District Court
Duluth
Kohler's rise from police chief to Cleveland mayor in eight years
Fred Kohler, once ousted police chief, won Cleveland mayoralty without a speech after a house to house campaign across wards. He ran as an independent Republican with the slogan clean up the city and best police chief in the United States. His 1900s police tenure featured lenient handling of minor offenses and a focus on reducing crime, facing suspension before civil service exoneration.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Fred
Kohler
Tom L. Johnson
United States
Civil Service Commission
Newton D. Baker
Herman Baehr
Two Boys Attain Eagle Scout Rank in Waterloo
Edward Northey and Wendell Webb earned eagle scout ranks after passing merit badge tests at the court of honor held by Waterloo Boy Scout movement with Judge George Wool presiding. Howard Hollister became a star scout. Dean McFarland and Howard Snodgrass attained second class status. Merit badge recognitions included Thomas Walls in carpentry and first aid. Wendell Webb in pioneering and camping. Bud Simmons in automoblining path finding poultry keeping. Donavan Dietz path finding cooking poultry keeping. Wallace DuShane in handicraft. Edward Northey camping. Marold Weilein physical development personal health firemanship first aid and public health.
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Edward Northey
Wendell Webb
Waterloo
Boy Scout Movement
Court of Honor
Scout Headquarters
George Wool
Howard Hollister
Dean McFarland
Howard Snodgrass
Thomas Walls
Bud” Simmons
Donavan Dietz
Wallace DuShane
Marold Weilein
Ttoneland Dried Codfish Ground Into Flour For Bread
Dried codfish from Ttoneland is ground into flour to be used in bread making, reflecting traditional processing methods and regional food practices.
Kohler Trials and Political Rise in City Office
The article traces Kohler's repeated runs for city and county offices from 1913 to his eventual election as county commissioner. It notes defeats in city council, sheriff, clerk, and earlier races, followed by his breakthrough election and re election. It mentions telegrams of congratulations and outreach to groups for cabinet appointments amid a publicized return to office.
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Costume Company
Howat
Cargo Franchise
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