Forbes Exposes Calumniators As Ex-Forbes Seeks Truth
Col Charles R Forbes the former U S Veterans Bureau chief released from Leavenworth after a two year term vows to correct public mis impressions about President Harding He plans to reveal startling facts to refute calumnies and to prove falsities related to his imprisonment and Harding administration He will visit his mother in Plymouth Mass and then Washington before resuming his engineering career.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Harding
Charles R. Forbes
Ater
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Ohieagg
Veterans’ Hospitals
Hiii
St. Louis
Layds
Bright
Cal
Forbes
Best
Plymouth
Mass
Washington
Bombe
Kansas City
INS
United States Veterans
Dureau
Frederick A. Cook
Motorist Identifies Boy Killed by Train
A motorist identified the unidentified youth killed by a Chicago and Northwestern train near Carroll Iowa as a boy he gave a ride to last Saturday. The youth said he was headed to Sauk Centre Minnesota after failing to find work in Denver. He was picked up six miles west of Carroll and driven to town.
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Carroll, Id
Chicago & Northwestern
Sauk Center
Minn
Denver
Minnesota
Carroll
Parole Approved for Ex-Dry Director Clark Perry
Washington December 26 Attorney General Sargent approved the parole of Clark M. Perry former state prohibition director of Wisconsin from Leavenworth federal penitentiary. Perry has been serving a sentence for conspiracy to violate the prohibition law and his parole was recommended by the parole board last month. His release will be ordered immediately.
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Washington, D. C
Sargent
Clark MM. Perry
Shite
Wisconsin
Leaven, Worth
Perry
Soviet foreign affairs post reshuffle announced
A report states Maxim Litvinov to replace Georges Tehiterin as Soviet commissar for foreign affairs. Tehiteherin is retiring partly due to health and friction with Litvinoff, who is currently in Berlin.
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Kluge
Maxim Libvinol
Ing Georges ‘Tehiteherin
Unal Tehiteherpe
Litvinoff
Berlin
Sullivan quotes Mrs Robertson in newest book
Mrs Exina W Robertson of 1180 Independence avenue widow of F W Robertson is cited in a footnote and quoted by Mark Sullivan in America Finding Itself second in Our Times series. The geography song used in schools across decades inspired variations and a Delaware river quip.
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Exina W. Robertson
Independence Avenue
F. W. Robertson
Mark Sullivan
America
Sullivan
Courier
Gumut
Delaware
Dover
Jones's Creek
Robertson
A. van Valkenburg
la Porte City
Corn Song to Cheer Salvation Army at Chicago Convention
Major Robert Penfold led a 50 plus member Iowa delegation from Des Moines to Chicago for the Salvation Army Annual territorial congress. About 1,200 leaders from midwestern states attend November 26 to 30. The group, with a 24 piece band, will sing the famous Iowa Corn Song.
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Salvation Army
Chicago
Des Moines
Robert Penfold
Army
Iowa
Finds Wife Dead Following Quarrel in Kansas City
Kendall Cowger returned to his Chicago apartment after a quarrel and found his wife Viola Cowger dead beside a pad stove. The couple had married two years earlier in Kansas City and were en route to Chicago.
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Cheaga
Kendall
Ber
Viola Cowger
Kansas City
Chicago
Arkansas Bandits Rob Bank for 30000 at Beardon Ark
Police report that bandits stole thirty thousand dollars from Beardon Bank in Beardon Arkansas on May 1. Captain of pallies officer notified Beardon authorities, the town of about 450 residents lies 26 miles northeast of Camden.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fwe
Tit Bank
Beardon
Cosa
Pallies Flcer
Camden
McLean Elected Mayor of Winnipeg
Winnipeg Manitoba residents select Dan McLean as mayor over labor opponent John Quren by more than 7000 votes. Early returns from yesterday’s city election show McLean ahead and Ralph Webb listed as colleague in local reporting.
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Winnipeg
Man
Dan McLean
John Quren
McLean
Ralph Webb
Fire alarm reports two house incidents in city Friday
At 6 58 p m a chimney fire burned out at 1920 Franklin belonging to R S Pitts with no damage. Later at 11 34 p m a house on 309 Tawa cise owned by AL Snyder sustained damage in a mishap in the kitchen with estimated loss of 1 dollar. An advertisement urges readers to “Better be insured than sorry” and lists Herman Miller’s phone.
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R. 'S. Pitts
Franklin
AL Snyder
Hack Kitchen
Herman
Miller
Lenders of Riot in Folsom Prison to Face Gallowo
Folsom Prison Cal Nov 26 The riot toll rose to 12 with the death of Frank Carlson a 40 year old inmate from a bullet wound Prosecutor Neil McAlister Sacramento County said leaders of the revolt will face first degree murder charges for killings of two guards and nine convicts The six leaders named Tony Brown James Gregg Roy Stokes James Gleason Albert Stewart and Walter Burke are in solitary confinement A preliminary hearing in superior court will follow the inquest and 1 200 other prisoners remain confined in the main cell house during the investigation
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Fokom
Cal
Folsom
Frank Carlson
Venturd Embereler
Carbon
Palsom
Gtpa
California Ign
McAllister
Tony Brown
San Francisco
Brown
James Gregg
Fresno
Gal
Roy Stokes
Los Angeles
James Gleasul
Oakland
Albert Stewart
Walter Burke
Sacramento
McAlister
Clashes Across Capitals Threaten European Peace
Reports from Vilna, Kovno, Warsaw and Berlin describe tense political clashes as rival factions maneuver after a year of instability. Premier Waldemaras protests to the League of Nations amid fragile support, with Poland planning to take the quarrel to the League in December. In Bucharest, officials plan for renewed power struggles after Jan Bratianu’s funeral as King Michael and exiled Crown Prince Carol loom as key figures.
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Ania
Waldemaras
Slezevicius
Vilna
Koyno
Warsaw
Riga
Berlin
Kovno
League of Nations
Poland
League
Bucharest
Bser
Jan Bratianu
Michael
Carol
France
Athenaeim
M. Bra- Nanu
Pariiaminal
Brattanay Fiuily
Pliriea
Mortuary Notices for Eldora Marsh and Louis Mathews
Eldora Marsh died at home at 3 a m at age two following a brief illness. She was born April 24 1075 in Winterlog and survived by her parents and four brothers Donald Ar nald Leo and Richard. The body rests at O Keefe and Towne mortuary for funeral arrangements. Louis Mathews, former Waterloo resident, died of tuberculosis in Phoenix Arizona last Saturday. Funeral services will be held in Las Vegas New Mexico where burial will take place.
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Eldora Marsh
J. G. Marsh
Conger Street
St Hoe
Winterlog
Donald
Arnald
Leo
Richard
O'Keefe & Towne
Louis Mathews
Waterloo
Phoenix
Anz
Las Vegas
N. M
Weather fragment reports temperatures for Friday to Saturday
The readable bits show maximum Friday around 0.82 and minimum Friday night 0.40. Additional Saturday entries and times are garbled but indicate a 3 PM reading and varying values. The fragment lacks complete context for dates or locations.
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Esse
Army-Navy clash ends with 14-9 Army victory
In a furious third period Army built a 14 to 2 lead after runs by Wilson and Cagle, with key interceptions and punts shaping the drive. Navy rallied late in the fourth quarter as Lloyd connected to Sloane for a TD, but Army held on to win 14 to 9 as time expired.
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Navy
Wilson
Cagle
Murrell
Ransford
Lloyd
Hannegan
Clifton
Sprague
Fransford
Pennsylvania
Murrett
Marvel
Coffman
Pasa
Pensity
Cliften
Sloane
Bath
Hutchinson
Perish
One Read Gets New Trial in Mill Case
Shenandoah Ta November 36 4P A new appeal in a civil matter concerns Elbert A Read former bank official in Shenandoah Milling. H. Way as receiver for the First National Bank sought to recover a judgment against the mill for debt. The trial ended with a directed verdict for F H Mead, father of Elbert Read, but the ruling against Elbert Read as a participant in the milling enterprise was not upheld.
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Shenandoah, Ta
Read
Shenandoah Milling Company
Elbert A. Read
H. Way
First National Bank
F. H. Mead
Elbert Read
Suffragists rejoice at $4000 bequest for memorial fund
Des Moines November 26 reporters announce that the late Dr Mary Safford left four thousand dollars to a suffrage memorial fund. Mrs Hamer A Miller of Des Moines confirmed the bequest after learning Dr Safford died recently in Orlando Florida. Dr Safford was long serving Unitarian minister in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Pitoneer Town
Mary Safford
Hamer A. Miller
Safford
Orlando
Fla
Remus Declared Cane At Time Of Murder Trial
Cincinnati dispatch reports the defense opens its case in the Remus murder trial after the state rests. Leo A. Burke testifies for the defendant as attorneys argue for a directed verdict of not guilty while psychiatrists' sanity report is accepted for guidance. Adopted daughter Ruth Remus testifies, detailing the taxi chase and shooting after Remus confronted his wife En route to divorce.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Imogene
Leo A. Burke
Remus
Charles P. Tufts II
Charles H. Bilston
Chester R. Shook
Elston
Shook
Shodk
Charles 4H. Elston
Gabriel Ryerson
Ruth
Brunet
Town City Slaying Quiz at Standstill
Authorities hold Joe Kinney of Oxford Ta and have questioned nine other Oxford men in a murder probe centered on Milo Slezak a Baraboo Wis rim runner. Kinney is the sole eyewitness to the slaying near here last week as authorities report no progress in the case.
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Town City
Althe
Joe Kinney
Oxford
Milo Slezak
Baraboo
Wis
Rim
Kinney
Slezak
Here
Englishman may be D. M. A. head at Des Moines university
Des Moines dispatch reports Rev. Charles Fisher, former Anglican vicar of England, may be named president of Des Moines University. Edith Redman, trustee and secretary of the Baptist Bible Union sponsoring the university, says no appointment has been made and no action taken. Fisher recently resigned as vicar of St. John's Harborne near Birmingham, England.
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Des Moines
Charles Fisher
England
Des Moines University
Edith Redman
Tristee
The
Baptist Bible Union
Bible Union
Fisher
St. John's
Harbone
Birmingham
Tf. T. Shields
Toronto
Canada
Agard
America
Stagehand's Error Fools 3,000 at Fine Arts Ball
Chicago scene recounts a flawed Coventry Godiva recreation at the Fine Arts Ball. A wax double stood in for Miss Rosalind Hightower, then the real performer appeared, but curtains dropped early. The gala drew 3000 revelers and included Chicago Civic Opera presence and notable guests.
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Lady Godiva
Chicago
Godiva
Coventry
Coventry Enterprise
Miss Hightower
Lady Gadive
Paul Revere
Revere
Codivas
Publiicity
Tom
Natancya
Ballet of theChicago Civic Opera Company
Notre Dame Beats California 7 to 6 in Furious Contest
Notre Dame battles California in a tense 7 to 6 game with multiple punts and drives. Key plays include Dahman punting 45 and 43 yards, Drury and Moses alternating carries for USC, and several halted Notre Dame advances as penalties and strong defense shape the close score.
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Notre Dame
California
Workman Receives Compensation for Broken Cork Leg
Lincoln Nebraska November 26 In a district court ruling W L Parker a bricklayer s helper was awarded workmen s compensation for the breaking of his artificial leg when a sack of cement fell on it. The court granted 202 50 plus 60 for medical expenses The United States casualty company contended the artificial leg was personal property and not compensable under state law.
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Lincoln, Neb
INS
W. L. Parker
Parker
United States Casualty Company
Notre Dame Edges USC 7-6 In Tight War In 1940s Clash
Notre Dame triumphs 7 to 6 over Southern California in a hard fought game. Key players include Notre Dame quarterback Riley and halfbacks Wynne Flanagan and Drury leading the late fourth quarter drives and decisive yardage. USC offense led by Drury and Moses. The game remains a defensive battle with limited scoring and several punts and turnovers.
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Wynne
Flanagan
Notre Dame
Moses
Dehman
Drury
Trojans
Colerick
Riley
Dahman
Southern California
Hibbs
Law
Leppig
Flanigen
Holt
Scheving
Hiott
Galloway
Anthony
Elliott
Elder
Bith
Kemp
Krieger
McCaslin
Schaub
Helser
Trojan
Chevigney
Eman
Southern
California
Gangster chiefs seek truce in Chicago war
Chicago reports a truce plan to end the gang war with Al Capone and Anthony Lombardo surrendering power and Joe Aiello to head the Unione. A conference with other gang leaders and a mediator is planned, gunmen to attend unarmed as New York backers pull strings. Police reject respite, pledging continued raids despite the armistice talk.
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Chicago
al Capone
Anthony Lombardo
Unione Siciliano
Chicago Herald
Examiner
Joe Aiello
Capone
Unione
Aiello
Lombardo
New York
Unione Sicitano
Chicago Unione F
Atello
George Moran
Ton” Paper
German Junkers seaplane crosses toward New York attempt
From Horta Azores on November 26 a Junkers seaplane D-1230 launched toward Newfoundland and New York. Passengers include Milo Lillie Dilling Viennese actress Ruth Elder met here Johann Ristier Frederick Loose and Alexander von Betheim. If successful it would refuel at Harbor Grace and proceed to New York in an 1850 mile flight aimed at proving regular transatlantic passenger and mail service.
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Horta
Azores Islands
Junkers
Newfoundland
New York
Milo
Lillie Dilling
Ruth Elder
Johann Ristier
Frederick Loose
Alexander von Betheim
Moarning
Harbor Grace
Germany
Senate panel weighing Smith-Ware election contest action
Washington November 26 The senate primary investigating committee will meet next week to determine what should be done about the Smith Ware election contest cases. The committee is expected merely to decide that nothing should be done until further instructions are received from the new senate which convenes a week from Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Cardinal Gasparri Ill With La Grippe
Rome news reports Cardinal Gasparri secretary of state and chamberlain of the church improved enough to leave bed this afternoon after suffering la grippe. Cardinal de Lal was said unchanged after a collapse from overwork and old age.
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Rome
INSI
Cardinal Gaspari
la Grippe
de Lal
Giles to Try Again Soon Backer Says
Detroit November 26 Capt Frederick A Giles British aviator will resume within 10 days the San Francisco to Honolulu leg of his projected flight to Australia weather permitting William H H Rosewarne Detroit businessman and backer of the flight stated today A U F A dinner dance in Black's tearoom Waterloo Poets Travelers' protective association announces the event will be held December 18 instead of December 10 due to previous arrangements
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Detroit
Mich
Frederick A. ‘Giles
San Francisco
Honolulu
Australia
William HH. Rosewarne
Waterloo
Travelers’ Bral Tective Association
Black
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