Nevada Attorney General Cannot Overrule Courts in Pickford Divorce
Nevada official overreach stirred by Attorney General Leonard B. Fowler's bid to set aside Mary Pickford's 1920 divorce from Owen Moore. Gavin McNab argues the move violates government principles and seeks to dismiss Fowler's appeal, urging the supreme court to respect court judgments and halt interference.
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Associated Press
Carson City
Leonard B. Fowler
Nevada
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Miss Pickford
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Fowler
Frank P. Langan
Minden
Nev
Langan
Douglas Fairbanks
Moore
Fairbanks
McNab
Heral
U S to Cancel Part of Foreign Debt Denied
Washington November 28 United States officials denied reports that the United States is considering canceling any portion of foreign debt tied to Europe’s war. Evidence from Paris and London suggested possible 50 percent debt forgiveness, but an American official said such ideas are unofficial and not linked to the planned conference agenda.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Paris
London
United States
Stick o Cinco It's Safe 75 the Minas Package
An advertisement fragment promotes a product described as safe with a 75 Minas package. Readable but incomplete text limits detail on purpose and usage.
Wallace addresses joint meeting with stock show
Henry C. Wallace secretary of agriculture led the joint convention of the National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture United States Livestock Sanitary Association and National Association of State Marketing Officials in Chicago. He outlined eradication efforts for hoof and mouth disease mange and related ailments affecting food producing animals. Dr John Pili Robertson Chicago commissioner of health opened the event. Officials discussed fruit and vegetable grading standardization inspections crop estimation market reports consumer marketing issues and the packers control act and consent decree.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry C. Wallace
National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
United States Livestock Sanitary Association
National Association of State Marketing Officials
Wallace
John Pili Robertson
Women Cops Guide Traffic for New York
New York, Nov. 28. Women traffic cops made their bow to the public today at intersections near public schools. They relieve 2,500 patrolmen guarding milk wagons during a milk handlers strike. Volunteers include housewives, businesswomen, lawyers and physicians. They carry whistles and wear a dark blue jacket and skirt with a light blue vest and semimilitary cap. Umbrellas are allowed in rain.
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Associated Press
New York
Robbers Flee After Shooting Patrolman at Orpheum
Four masked robbers bound gagged a watchman and three women at the Orpheum theatre in Minneapolis. They shot Patrolman John Moen after being interrupted. the safe containing over $4,600 was not robbed. Moen's condition is listed as serious.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Orpheum Theatre
John Moen
Moen
Landru murder trial nears end with prosecution demand
Versailles reports the Landru case enters its final week as Prosecutor Godefroy sums evidence on 11 defendants, including 10 women and a boy. He urges a death sentence by guillotine. Landru’s defense is to be presented by Moro-Gisferi tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Versailles
France
Landru
Godefroy
Bluebeard
Gambais
Ville
Moro-Gisfferi
Publicity as a Factor in Peace Talks Says Bryan
William Jennings Bryan argues publicity can shape public opinion and prevent war by airing international grievances. He cites ongoing conferences, cautious steps, and the potential for a continuing or annual gathering to build facts without binding covenant. He notes Japan may seek modest gains but warns against blocking progress with minor demands.
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William Jennings Bryan
Washington, D. C
Dickens
Japan
United States
Isuch
Association of Nations
Friends
Wayfarer Wears Sex-Nothing More
A homeless man in Marysville Georgia tells police two men he met in a box car robbed him of his clothing and a valuable watch before ejecting him from the car several miles away. He wore only socks and claimed to be footsore and weary as he sought help.
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Associated Press
Marysville
Gal
Ahen McDonald
Fresno
Col
Rialto
Yale
Timothy
J. Hanlon
Waren
Denby Denies Naval Officials Opposed Reduction Plan
Secretary Denby issued an emphatic denial in Washington that American naval officers oppose the reduction program from the Geneva conference on armament. He stated no orders against opposing the proposals exist and that every officer he has met supports the American plan and wishes the conference success.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Good Fellows Fund Supports Waterloo School Children
The Good Fellows fund remains dedicated to providing clothing and footwear for Waterloo children in need this winter. J. E. Bragdon announces the fund is kept separate within the Social Welfare League to fulfill its pledge. The league’s relief and purchasing committee led by W. J Keefe meets tonight to review welfare activities as January’s cold weather is expected to increase demand.
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Good Fellows
Waterloo
Social Welfare Teague
League
J. E. Bragdon
W. J Keefe
Poor Wheat Crops Reported in Kansas
Topeka Kansas record shows the state’s wheat crop at 58.6 percent of normal in J C Mohler’s first report as Kansas state board of agriculture secretary. The 11 280 000 acre sowing was the third largest ever, with immaturity cited as the cause of weak yields.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
J. C. Mohler
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ford May Submit New Shoals Offer
Washington officials in close touch with Henry Ford and the Musc Shoals nitrate and waterpower projects negotiations said Ford would likely submit a modified proposal soon. The new plan could be a complete substitution for the current terms under discussion.
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Ford
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Highways Report Covers Iowa and Wisconsin Towns
Thawing and light precipitation for 49 hours left unpaved roads soft and rutted across Albert Bastinn Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribani Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly. Uncertain weather expected next 26 hours.
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Department of Agriculture
Charles City
Albert Bastinn
Algona
Charles I City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribani
Mian
LaCrosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshallstown
New Hampien
Postville
Water‘lea
Waverly
Fatty Tello Story of Fatal Party at 7. Francis Hotel
Roscoe Arbuckle testifies in manslaughter trial over Virginia Rappe death at the St Francis hotel. He describes arrivals, the party, her illness, and efforts to help. identifies guests, actions, and room details during the first hours of Sept. 7.
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Fatty Tello
Francis Hotel
United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Roscoe Arbuckle
St. Francis Hotel
Delsiont
al Semuacher
Zey Pyrron
Alice Blake
Marie] Taube
Misa
Ee “T
J ’Ighe
Miss Pyyron
Mrs. Delmont
Et “T
Mrs. Taube
Mr. Fischback
Miss Rappe
Mr. Boyle
Boyle
Mr. Semnacher
Ostar Norgaard
Culver City
J Studios
Hotel St. Francis
Oscar Norgaard
Henry
Woman Held Up in Suburban Store for $185
A Chicago suburb robbery ended with a hold up at 1214 Saint Louis Street where a White bandit tore open the cash drawer and escaped with $185 after forcing Mrs. John Rogers to surrender the money and fainting. The incident followed earlier reports of unrest and a fatal theatre fire.
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John Rogers
Franklin Street
Propriet
Sanleliu Street
Russia given prescription for U S trade
Moscow November 28 George Tchitcherin Soviet foreign minister told United Press America has unofficially prescribed three pre requisites for trading talks with Russia He said the Soviet plan would demand a stabilized government private property rights recognition and an end to terror He did not cite the source of the U S demands and noted Russia might send a mission to Washington to discuss trade relations
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United Press
Moscow
George Tehit
Chérin
United Press Today
America
Russia
Tehitcherio
Tchitcherin
United States
Washington
Police Find Loot Tledged in Chelsea Payroll Robbery
Police report John Dubok of Scranton Pa admitted involvement in the $28,000 payroll robbery outside A G Walton & Co Chelsea last Saturday. He said most of the money recovered from the Chelsea area was part of the loot and that he aided in locating the funds.
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Associated Press
Boston
John Dubok
Scranton
Everett
A. G. Walton & Co
Chellsea
Chelsea
Free Farmhand Held as Murder Suspect
Suliman Baker, jailed in Elkader Iowa since Friday for the Lead South Dakota slaying of Father A. B. Selknap, was released after a county attorney deemed the suspect failed to match May Deadwood descriptions. Baker, a farmhand from the Dakotas, was arrested on information from Peter Enenbolt who employed him.
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Associated Press
Bubuque
Suliman Baker
Elkader
A. B. Selknap
Lead
S. D
Walter Eichenbawgh
Deadwood
Baker
Peter Enenbolt
Iowa
Dakotas
Courier delivery by 3 30 each day
The notice requests home delivery by 3 30 o'clock and offers a replacement copy if late due to carrier error or other causes. It provides phone numbers to call before 6 30 p m to arrange a paper delivery.
Burch Favours Women Jurors In Death Case
A Amactated Press report notes potential bias toward female jurors in the Arthur Burch murder trial of J Belton Kennedy. Of 12 jurors, one woman seated with peremptory challenges. prosecutors hold four challenges. Jury expected to be sworn soon as names remain undrawn.
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Los Angeles
Arthur ©. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Harding to Ask Three Billion Budget for 1922
President Harding will submit a three billion dollar budget to Congress when it convenes December 5. The proposal covers the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922 and reflects a saving of about 506 million from the prior estimate, with the total trimmed to 2.068 billion less than the preceding year’s forecast.
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Grfted Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Trial set in Ashbaugh murder case in Iowa
West Union Iowa November 28 trial preparations begin for the murder case of Effie Ashbaugh accused of poisoning her husband Ross Ashbaugh with strychnine. A. J. Cahoe former hired hand faces charges. prosecutors rely on chemical findings and witness testimony about the couple’s relations. A new panel of 50 jurors has been chosen including four women. defense counsel are W D Ingersoll and D D Murphy & Son.
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West Union
Iowa
Effie Ashbaugh
Ross Ashbaugh
Ashbaugh
Cahoe
Cooney
E. A. Estey
W. D. Ingersoll
Gel~wein
D. D. Murphy & Son
el, Kader
Parley Progresses Slow on Pacific Talks and Briand Denials
Washington and Tokyo fueled by new hints on 1923 post office closures as nations debate extraterritorial rights in China and Chinese railway control. Briand and Schanzer denials follow reports of sharp words while Viviani plans Paris return as British optimism grows and Berlin laments Europe being sidelined.
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Associated Press
Warington
DE. C
Relin
Pacific
Tokio
Nine Powers’ Committee
China
Washington
Briand
Snng
Agaisie
Ative Schanzer
Italarmamenticonference
Delega
Hughes
Europe
Italy
Viviani
Prench
Offis
Fui
Chnical Commission of Fire -Arms Rfefence
Aires
Washington, D.C
Rene Viviani
Frenc
Mier Briand
Tne
Paris
D. Gok
Armas
Berlin
Deutsche Allgemine Zeitung
Hugh Stinnes
Anander
France
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