In the Spotlight of Todays News War and Markets Across Europe
War clouds loom as Romania Albania and Yugoslavia seek Italy and France as allies to control the Adriatic. Pilsudski threatens Poland Lithuania border clashes rise. Germany and Russia seek limited cooperation to avert hostilities. New York stocks rally with United States Steel leading the advance. Forbes promises revelations about the Harding era after prison release. Izaak Walton league to push conservation treaty for the Superior forest region. Anita Loos vows no more work while wealth funds travel plans. State Senator Lars Skromme faces asset discovery court actions and car seizure. Federal contempt action targets Harry Sinclair and William Burns over jury tampering. witnesses to be summoned.
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Europe
Balkans
Roumania
Albania
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
France
Adriatic
Pilsudski
Pole
Warsaw
Poland
Lithuania
Russia
Rapallo
Berlin
Duluth
Izaak Walton League
Superior Forest
Mississippi Valley
Hungary
Transylvania
Besenaratia
Bulgaria
Polis
Vilna
Council of Ambassador
Party Lines Tighten In Next Congress
Washington dispatch outlines a long slate of essential legislation for the coming session while noting a history of stalemate and a late hurried finish. The piece cites the 1920s filibuster, deferral of the urgent deficiency appropriation, and impacts on federal prosecutions, arguing expectations of limited enacted laws despite the large program.
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Mark Sullivan
Congress
Washington, D. C
Germany
League of Nations
Courier delivery deadline and redelivery notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 8 30. If you fail to receive by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 6100 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach this office before 6 18 p m.
Forbes Plans Memoir On Prison Experience After Rest
Charles R. Forbes, former head of the Veterans Bureau hospitals, says he will document how he was railroaded into prison in his memoirs after a short rest. He was released from Fort Leavenworth at midnight.
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Charles R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Fort Leavenworth
Romola Remus
Tugs Racing to Aid Stranded Mexico Liner
The Ward liner Mexico Havana to Vera Cruz lies aground on Blanquilla reef 20 miles off Vera Cruz as high winds and heavy seas pound her. Two tugs from the Florida Keys are rushing to reach the stricken vessel, with arrival not expected before Monday after about 500 miles of voyage.
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Port Arthur
Tex
INS
Mexico
Havana
Vera Cruz
Blanquilla Reef
Gulf Refining’ Company
Florida Keys
Banker's trigger finger believed to have felled cat burglar
Washington reports a banker's well aimed shot during a prowler alarm at the back door of Eugene E. Thompson, chairman of the Washington Stock Exchange board. The burglar fired thrice, fled into the woods, and neighbors joined a search with police and improvised weapons. Hospitals held vigil for a possible wounded suspect.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Eugene E. Thompson
Washington Stock Exchange Governing Board
Wil
Blind Vet Wins Back Pay and $200 Monthly Pension
James Laird, a blind WWI veteran from Council Bluffs, Iowa, has been awarded $2,700 in back pay and a lifelong $200 monthly pension by the government. He lost his sight due to war injuries and supports a wife and four children. Local observers note the relief from years of poverty and street vending.
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al Binclair
Fal
Doheny
Messrs
Owen Roberts
Atlee Pamerene
United States
Coolidge
Congress
Council Bluffs
James Laird
Laird
High Voltage Wire Kills Two Linemen Near Town
An electric construction crew lost two men when they touched a 33 000 volt line near here. Victims Lone Tree Ta Noy 24 Pi M A Wood 25 Lineville and Delbert Williamson 51 Martello were electrocuted as the accident occurred during work on the line. The incident prompted emergency responders to secure the scene and begin investigations into the cause of the fatal contact.
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Lone
Noy
M. A. Wood
Lineville
Delbert
Williamson
Martello
Here
Weather outlook for a mixed regional forecast week
Weather outlook for the week starting November 27 covers the Great Lakes upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern central plains. Expect occasional precipitation with variable temperatures mostly near normal and likely colder by week’s end.
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Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Mississipn
Missouri Valleys
Great Plans
Peace in Europe Hangs as Capitals Clash Over Poland Lithuania
European tensions mount as Poland and Lithuania drift toward conflict. Germany seeks League of Nations intercession after meetings with Litvinoff while warnings from the Soviet and Italian Albanian pacts intensify regional unease. Berlin signals involvement to prevent wider war, with France England and others watching closely amid internal turmoil in several states.
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Berlin
Germany
League of Nations Council
Poland
Lithuania
United Press
Stresemann
Litvinoff
Russia
League
Lortiied
Paris
INS
League of Nations
Ukraine
Crimea
England
France
Europe
Balkans
B. and P. W. Plans Fifth Christmas Party for Good Fellows Club
The Business and Professional Women's club led by President Mrs. Alice Warsaw plans its fifth Christmas party for needy Waterloo children aided by Good Fellows funds. The event features a tree with gifts, candy, fruit, nuts, and utility gifts. Needy homes will be located through teachers and social workers with public support requested.
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Santa Claus
Good Fellows Club
Alice Warsaw
Waterloo
B. and
Good Fellows
Bridge Street
Courier
Waterloo B. and
P. W. Club
Army Beats Navy 14 to 9 In Third Period Rally At Polo Grounds
Army defeats Navy 14 to 9 before 76000 at the Polo Grounds as Captain Harry Wilson stars with two third period touchdowns. Navy counters late in the final period but is halted by the whistle after stifling drives. The game features a dramatic third quarter surge and a pivotal safety by Navy in the second period.
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Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
New York
Harry Wilson
Midshipmen
Murrell
Wnavy
Lloyd
Clifton
Ransford
Cagle
Wilson
Cagte
Wison
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Pulpit Talk Planned on Home Life and Youth
In Des Moines the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs says ministers will discuss whether the modern American home helps or harms youth tomorrow. The effort aims to highlight home life amid the jazz age, with Mrs Eugene Cutler leading the homes department.
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Des Molines
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Eugene Cutler
Des Moines
Homes
Cutler
Merger of Republic Iron & Steel and Trumbull Steel Approved
New York news reports stockholders of Republic Iron & Steel Co. and Trumbull Steel Co. unanimously approved the merger. Directors approved consolidation. anticipated further ties with Youngstown Sheet & Tube and possible inclusion of Inland and Otis Steel. Combined assets expected at 188 million dollars, with potential total of 312 million if additional deals proceed.
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New York
Republic Iron & Steel Co
Trumbull Steel Company
John A. Topping
Republic
Wall Street
Trumbull
Youngstown Sheet A Tube Co
Inland
Otis Steel
Youngstown
Republic-Trumbull
GOO Corporation
Callow Witnesses In Oil Jury Case
Subpoenas prepared by District Attorney Peyton Gordon summon witnesses for Lille Fall-Sinclair contempt case set to begin December 5. First government witness list includes former Gov. Pinchot and Burns agent William J. MacMullin who advised surveillance of jurors. Contempt citations issued for service in New York and Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
Peyton Gordon
Sinclair
Lst
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William J. MacMullin
Burns
MacMullin
U. S
New York
Chicago
Harry F. Sinclair
Magnate
Sheldon Clark
Mason Day
William J. Burns
Sherman
Charles L
Canvassers Backed for Community Chest Drive
Edmund W. Miller of Commercial National Bank urges residents to support canvassers leaving offices and factories next week. He says the Community Chest consolidates welfare agencies, eliminates duplicate appeals, and allows budget scrutiny. Every citizen should participate to keep Waterloo strong.
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Community Chest
Edmund W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo
Skremme Friends Plan Protest Meet in Roland Nevada
A mass meeting planned for Monday night at the Roland courthouse protests alleged persecution of Senator Lars J. Skremme. The event, under Roland's Community club auspices, follows a hearing on Skremme assets as a judgment debtor and the seizure of a car by Sheriff Nebergall.
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Lars
Lars Skromme
Roland
Story County
Skromme
Cement Trust
Good Toads Association
Nevada
Lars J. Skremme
Paved Roads Association
Community Club of
Ind District Court
R. A. Nebergall
Askel S. Skrommie
Norewegian
Two Children Die in Flames of Home in Sapulpa
In Sapulpa Oklahoma on November 26 Merle four and Eugeny two children of Carr were burned to death when a gas stove exploded and set the Carr home ablaze. The father rushed into the fire to rescue the children but was forced to flee as the roof collapsed, narrowly escaping with his life.
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Sapulpa
Okla
INSI
Merle
Eugeny
Co. PP
Carr
Plane crash kills six in French army mission
Casablanca Morocco Nov 28 six persons including Lieut Marjorie the pilot were killed when a French army airplane crashed near Todjda during a photographic survey of the district.
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Casablanca
Morocco
INS
Marjorie
Todjda
Goal Kick Gives Win to Rockne's Battlers
Notre Dame and undefeated Southern California clash before a record crowd at Soldier Field seen by 119000. California scores first on a Drury to Saunders TD but Notre Dame answers with a Dahman field goal and a kickoff return, the game ending with a one point margin after a fast back-and-forth first quarter.
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Dahman
Soldier Field
Chicago
America
Drury
Southern
Califormia
Notre Dame
Elder
Saunders
Edelson
Walsh
California
Southern California
Flanagan
Chevigny
Riley
Brady
Collins
Captain Smith
Dehman
Lloyd Thomas
Hibbs
Trojan
Wynne
Tappan
Thomas
Notre Damn
Southern Cal Tornia A
Aun
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New York Stock Exchange
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Charies R. Forbes
Leavenworth
Craft
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Harding
Ohio
Anita Loos
John Emerson
Tor
Ali
Harry P. Sinclair
Willam J. Burns
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Gordon
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James Reed
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Illinois
Osis Committee
George Moses
New Sampshire
David Reed
Gol. Chartes
Rob Bes
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Danube
Sofia
Jugoslavia
Tirana
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Dobrudja
Roumiania
London
Geneva
Ion Bratianu
Garol
Republic Iron and Steel and
Trumbull Steel Companies
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MacMillin
Thojan
Fighting Irish
Skremme
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Morley Drury
John Smith
Gene Tunney
Albano
Aveyard
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