Harding aims for limited nation association not a league
Washington writer argues President Harding will push toward an association of nations with limited scope rather than a full league. The piece reassures irreconcilables that the plan centers on naval and land armament limits and narrower agenda items.
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Harding
League of Nations
Borah
Senator Borah
McCormick
Haiti
Washington
America
Oll
Association” of Nations
Johnny
Hughes Agre
Far East
Warding
Germany
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Traly
Senate
European leaders seek harmony in arms and reparations talks
The passage notes an unusual talent for generating harmony among nations and imagines a conference to resolve Europe’s principal issues of arms and reparations. It suggests a focus on uniting leaders to address the continent’s lingering tensions and disputes.
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Inas
Europe
New York Evening Post
Ime
Ulster Premier Hints At United Ireland Possibility
Ulster premier Sir James Craig says a united Ireland might occur by free will if Sinn Fein proves capable of governing fairly. He warns England would disown Ireland if Ulster is oppressed under any all Ireland council and notes religion fuels the quarrel while Sinn Fein’s inexperience could threaten Ulster’s interests.
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Agsocietea Prase
London
Ulster
South of Ireland
All Ireland
James Craig
Daily Mirror
all-Ireland Council
Sinn Fein
James
England
Ireland
Lford George
McNider Calls Meeting on Farm Financing Plans
C A McNider of the War Finance Corporation advisory committee announced a Des Moines meeting for bankers farm bureau members and county agents on December 7 to discuss methods to ease the current marketing and financial condition of Iowa farmers.
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Associated Tees
Mason City
C. HA McNider
War Finance ¢Corporation
Des Moines
Duesday
Iowa
Jury to Try Burch Completed at Noon
Ten women and two men comprise the jury to decide the fate of Arthur C. Burch a Northwestern University graduate charged in the murder of Tolin Belton Kennedy. The jury was sworn in shortly before noon today by Superior Judge Sidner Reeva.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Northwesterversity Graduate
Tolin Belton Kennedy
Dodge Sidner Reeva
Education urged to reopen schools after war
A United Press dispatch notes President calls for action to restart schooling as the war ends. A proclamation directs start of 4 December for American educational services to resume activities and address millions of children not yet back in school.
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Ameriate
University Releases New Tribune File for Research
The University of Iowa has released a New York Tribune file from 1841 for historical reference. Only a few connectors are missing and will be filled as quickly as possible to complete the record.
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University of Iowa
The
Tribune
Balfour hints two leagues avoidable in postwar plan
Washington reports quote Arthur J. Balfour saying Britain prefers one league of nations and opposes annual Washington conferences. He cautions against two leagues and notes uncertainty about how a new association would function while praising some League benefits.
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MARK_SULLIVAN
Washington, D. C
White House
Harding
IFP
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Arthur J. Balfour
Leagues of Nations
Balfour
League
Washington
Association
Geneva
Geddes
Cedar Falls Bus Fight Reaches City Council Tonight
The Johnson Motor Bus company faces a battle over street use in Cedar Falls as the council weighs a revoked permit. Mayor Refs Haugen scheduled a special meeting to review the bus operation after clashes over free rides to city limits and bus traffic rules.
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Cedar Falls
Johnson Motor Bus Company
Waterloo
Odpin
A. H. Refshauge
Johnson Company
A. E. Johnson
Morse Case To Be Presented To Federal Grand Jury
The government will present the Charles W. Morse shipping board investigation results to a federal grand jury in Washington on December 8. The probe centers on transactions involving Morse and the Shipping Board.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
China Hopes for Concessions from Arms Parleys
Washington dispatch reports that the nine powers agree to withdraw postal privileges in China, pleasing Peking and signaling a spirit of concessions. Insight from Ex Senator Sutherland notes the plan relies on moral force, not force, with treaties like those of the United States serving as models for peaceful dispute resolution.
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William Jennings Bryan
Washington, D. C
China
Peking
Hughes
Ching
Germany
France
Association of Nations
Sutherland
League of Nations
Nations
United States
Independent action reservation in league covenant analysis
The text critiques how Article 10 replaced a provision reserving independent action at the end of investigations. It argues this shift fueled opposition to the proposed covenant. It notes President Harding would not propose such a provision yet can align a plan with the 30 treaties, which the senate had endorsed.
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League of Nations
Harding
Senate
U. S
Serbian Doctor Brings Iowa Corn To Serbia Farm
Dr. George Ioannovich of Belgrade University visited the University of Iowa College of Medicine and collected two feet long ears of Iowa corn to seed Serbia. He and two Balkan colleagues praised Iowa agriculture and vowed to plant the seed in Belgrade, dreaming of a corn column in their honor.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Serbia
Jugo-Slavia
George Ioannovich
Belgrade University
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Ioannovich
America
Balkan Kingdom
Altha
Joannavich
Belgrade
American Expelled by Mexico Crosses Border at Laredo
William Buckley, president of the American Association of Mexico, was expelled from Mexico and crossed into Texas at Laredo this morning, according to relatives and friends in Austin.
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Mexico
Texas
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
William ©. Buckley
American Association of Mexico
Laredo
Hotel Register as New Evidence in Stillman Divorce
In Poughkeepsie on November 29, the St. Regis hotel register was entered in James A. Stillman v. Anne A. Stillman to show a two week stay for Feb 15 1913. Fred Beauvais, alleged father, stayed in room charged to Stillman. witnesses Nascond and Roth testified of hotel visits and dining patterns. Adjournment moved to next Tuesday after cross examination.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Guy Stillman
St. Regis Hotel
New York
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
the Register
Fred Beauvais
Stillman
Guy
St. Regis
Charles
Nascond
Theodore Roth
St Regis
Beauvaly
Theatre Roof Collapse Kills Dozens in Brooklyn
A roof and a wall of a Broadway theatre under construction at Bedford and Park collapsed in Brooklyn as about 50 workers toiled in the orchestra pit. Firemen recovered six bodies and treated about 20 injured. contractors were held on a technical homicide charge while a roll call of workers was awaited.
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Associated Press
New York
American Theatre
Bedford and
Park Avenues
Brooklyn
Guard at Rockefeller Pastor’s Home After Threats
In Cleveland on November 29 a guard kept watch at the home of Rev. W. Head pastor of John D. Rockefeller’s church after an attempted break in. The attack at the Bustard home in Shaker Heights followed threatening letters about the minister’s pulpit campaign for morality in city politics.
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Cleveland. O
W.iead
John D. Church
Shaker
Book Dead in Ploston
A fragmented historic item reports a death in Ploston with unclear details. The brief mentions four people and two others involved, with garbled dates and places, offering little concrete fact beyond a fatal incident in the area.
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Ploston
Tod Press
Bast
Telegraph briefs span across multiple locations in confusing text
The fragmentary item references various topics including agriculture recovery timelines, prohibition raid errors, naval and Russian service force announcements, a New Orleans clash between police and river workers, and a Poughkeepsie divorce case, all from unclear dates and sources.
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D.C
Prohibition
Huytes
Grgun
Naval Tn Pacific
Russian Service
New Orleans
Poughkeepsie
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