In the Spotlight of Todays News Safety Questions Rise
A dispatch from Maine reports Gould's victory over Redman in the Special Senatorship race, but warnings of a fragile GOP hold on the Senate persist. Probes into campaign finance, the Hall Mills case, and a brewing China crisis frame a day of political and legal turmoil.
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Gould
Fulton J. Redman
United States Senate
Redman
Senate
Senator Shipstead
White Houses
Farmer-Labor
Fat Coffin Indicted in Liquor Nuisance Case
In a slow moving county court proceeding Fat Coffin faced liquor nuisance charges. Elmer Freely said there were two Pat Coffins in Waterloo with similar names. Coffin offered $100 toward a $300 fine and asked to pay the rest in installments. Judge Stites, county attorney W A Cook, and Coffin agreed to extend payments while Coffin covered costs. State alleged liquor ways at a pool hall on Sycamore Street.
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Pat
Coffin
Elmer
Erly
B. Stites
Neely
Dudga Stiles
W. A. Cook
Dobt
Sycamore Street
Strangle Killing Reported in Portland Oregon Hotel Room
Mrs Blanche Myers, 48, was found strangled in her Portland home. Police say a series of similar attacks across the Pacific coast targets elderly landladies who advertised rooms for rent. A search for a "dirk stranger" continues from local to central California.
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Portland
Qgre
Indicts 42 in Rum Trade Along Coast
San Francisco reports 42 secret indictments against alleged members of a liquor smuggling conspiracy spanning from British colonies to Southern California. The federal grand jury voted the indictments as the government moves to break up what it calls the largest crime ring on the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hquor
California
Federal
Last Civil War Nurse Near Death in Aurora
In Aurora Illinois Mrs Mary Athow long known as the last surviving Civil War nurse is near death after a fall she broke a hip and this injury threatens her life due to her advanced age.
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Aurora
Mary Athow
Athow
Prince George of England Heads East Across Canada
Prince George of England, aboard the Empress of Australia, leaves Vancouver en route to Montreal with no Canadian stops expected. The royal journey follows an Orient departure, as authorities note his eastward direction through Canada toward Montreal.
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Prince George of England
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
TNS
Prince George
England
Flo
Montreal
Newspaper Delivery Notice Cautions Late Customer
Erroneous or late paper deliveries may occur. If your paper is not at your home before 6 40, call 510d and request a replacement copy at this office before 6 40.
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Coutier
Carter Boy
Big Lewberd Case Links Chelsea Bank to Plot
New York authorities announced the imminent arrest of I. Roberi vice president at the Chelsea Exchange Bank and two associates in a major liquor conspiracy. Boston officials arrived with warrants for Rothchild secretary to Rothchild and Tomes W. Bates assistant cashier. Extradition to Boston sought for three plus 38 others indicted in the alleged operation.
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New York
Lewis I. Roberi
Chelsea Exchange Bank
United States
Boston
Warmuts
Rothchild
Marela Syoythe
Wid Tomes W.bate
Chelsea Bank
Australians Debate Iowa at University of Iowa tonight
In Iowa City, November 30, the University of Sidney will debate the University of Iowa in the first Iowa schedule debate and third international contest. The topic is That the results of World War I tend toward peace. The Iowa team includes George Anderson, Charles Nutting, and Marace Rahskopf.
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University of Sidney
Sidney
Australia
University of Iowa
Iowa
Pesca
Towa
George Anderson
Chartes BR. Nutting
Marace Rahskopf Anderson
Tawarden
Nutling
Rahskepf
Portyland
Ore
Five Ships Fight Thru Northern Ice
Five steamers push up the St. Marys River toward Sault Ste Marie Michigan amid ice and snow. One ship, the William J. Pine, is kept afloat by compressors after a hull breach, while five inches of ice and blinding snow hamper progress. crews work to reach safe ports.
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Mich
St. Mary's River
Ierheer
Wiliam J. Pinld
Mliscompressors
House Leaders Eat Coolidge Sausage at White House Breakfast
A breakfast at the White House this morning brought President Coolidge and Republican House leaders together to discuss ministration issues and next session Congress. An earlier breakfast was held for Senate members, continuing the pattern of informal morning meetings.
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Washington
Navai
Ins
White House
Susega
Congress
House
Paul Claudel Appointed New U.S. Ambassador
Porls reports cabinet selects Paul Claudel to succeed Hengli Boranger as ambassador to the United States. Final appointment pending a formal announcement after high level considerations and U.S. acceptance.
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U.S
Porls
Pawl Ciaydie
Heng! Boranger
Tnited Staten
Narl Claudel
Marines Land to Foreigners Face Death at Hankow
British and American naval forces were reported moving to Hankow as Cantonese and foreign concessions faced intensified conflict along the Yangtse. Shanghai dispatches said Chinese troops threatened foreigners. a general strike by customs and servants hit Hankow, prompting pleas for aid and warnings of food shortages.
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Hankow
Fulso
Peking
Chamberlain
England
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Department of Fine Arts
New York University
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Hiendhow
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Henlow
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Hanitow
Klaukow
House of Commons
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Yangtse
Rouble Stonovlow
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Toochay
Mukien
Focechow
Good Fellows Club Unites Liberal Spirit With Careful Inquiry
The Good Fellows club mobilizes Christmas generosity in Waterloo with thorough investigation of each case aided by the Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club. Mrs. Allee B. Warsaw leads plans for distribution, ensuring gifts reach those in need without duplicative benefits. Membership remains open to all generous individuals, and checks are made payable to the Good Fellows club.
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Waterlooms
Pettons Club
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Civec
Allee B. Warsaw
Dullas
Good Wellows Clu
Break of Liquor Ring Shatters Midwest Operation
Federal prohibition agents raided a farm in Des Moines yesterday and seized over 200 gallons of alcohol. Four men are in custody: Charles Noyes, Raymond Noyes, W. Th. Brown, and Joe Babbs. Three others are being sought as part of a periodic shipment from Chicago.
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Sinois
Charles Noyes
Raymond Noyes
W. Th. Brown
Joe Babbs
Chieago
Prohibition Agenis
Captured Bandits Admit Store HoldUp in Sioux City
Two men confessed to holding up the Hunting drug store in Sioux City last night after a ten mile pursuit by Wy city detectives. They are identified as Lewis Smith and Davis, with a woman companion named Breed ag LAl- Him Tusanatt.
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Wihiltfine
Tae
Lewis Smith
Sack Davis
Breed Ag Lal- Him Tusanatt
Chile to Consider New Kellogg Plan
Chilean cabinet meets to day to examine a new Kellogg plan for the Taena Arriva dispute. Santinco and Gille report in Lima. The proposal aims to resolve the floating tensions and resume normal Chilean foreign relations.
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Chile
Santinco
Gille
LPI
Stile Kellogs
Taena
Arriva
Pavia
Rotary chief calls for sacrifice and service to God and country
Harry Rogers, Rotary International president, urged Rotarians at Hotel RussellLamson to serve God and country beyond club duties. He warned that wealth and position bring no lasting satisfaction, stressing intelligent, enthusiastic, cooperative service and personal growth within Rotary. The visit marked the second international president visit to Waterloo.
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Harry Rogers
San Antonion
Rotary International
Hozel Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Charles City
Independence
Grundy Center
Mason City
Des Burlington
Oelwein
Maine
Ray Iiven
Totary International
Vthan
Cand
Ik- Boas
Rogers
Charles MelKinney
Cedar Tiepils
Robert Clewett
du Huque
Clarence Sy
Coolidge Fan Shows Radio Interest at White House
Washington dispatch says President Coolidge described his wife Mrs. Coolidge as an ardent radio fan. He noted frequent listening to the set during evenings at home while she knits. The president urged Congress to clarify radio regulation amid interference with reception in Washington.
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Washington
Exposition closes as demolition advances at reduced price
Philadelphia hosts the Expo ends with a final month of openings. Commemoration Day marks the anniversary of preliminary peace efforts and the end of the American Revolution era. The event, tied to the centennial celebration, pushes to wrap official activities.
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Philadelphia
America
Three Auto Thieves Escape from Jail
Three men arrested yesterday for auto theft escaped from the county jail last night by loosening bricks and removing them to fit a man’s body through a hole. Sheriff Marian Stephens led an ongoing search with neighboring counties assisting authorities.
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Hare
Earry
Marian Stephens
Short Interviews With Home Folks Merchants Adopt Systematic Credit
The Waterloo Retail Merchants association secretary Russell DeGon, elected president of the Interstate Association of Retail Secretaries, reports that merchants in the central west are standardizing methods and extending credit. At Winnebago, Alvnn centry, CC C. Trinsen of Albert Lea Mint became secretary-treasurer. DeGon touts personal contact over reading as the key to valuable insights. In Washington, D C, Nov 30-8, Harry M. Daugherty, former attorney general, testified in the Fall-Doheny oil case about naval oil leases and the lack of curbstone opinions, while defense questions clashed with prosecutors.
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Russell DeGon
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
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Winnebago
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Washington, D. C
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United States
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Interior
Edward L. Doheny
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Thomas W. Miller
New York
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le Sui
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny Counsel
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Des Moines Youths to Testify in Slaying Case
In Des Moines three minor children of William Boyd, a mixed-race man, were set to testify for the state against their father in the case over the killing of Dewey Marshall, a Polk County deputy sheriff. The witnesses Bessie aged 14 Bernice 12 and Worner 16 were to describe the events that led to the deputy’s death as authorities sought to hold Boyd responsible.
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UINSS
Willian Boyd
Quadreon
Dewey Marshall
Polk County
Bessie
Bernice
Worner
Ea Itlv
Marshall
Grover Brent
Farm Bloc Confers on McNary-Haugen Relief Plan
Fifteen members of the farm blocs in the senate and house met with McNary the Republican chair of the agriculture committee in Washington to discuss the revised McNary Haugen farm relief measure. The plan omits livestock relief but keeps key features of the old bill with some administrative changes. McNary aims to gather views for rapid consideration in the next congress session.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
House
Nata Agricultural Committee
McNary
Oregon
Hia
Aico Ta
Southern California coach Howare Jones signs no new contract
Los Angeles Nov 30 Thelma Howare Jones head football coach of the University of Southern California has signed no contract to remain on the Trojans campus beyond December 1920. No formal agreement was reported yesterday, leaving his future with USC unresolved.
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Tos Angeles
Cal
Ao Lowasone
University of Southern Caifornia
Trojan
Girls to enter new military school next fall
Chicago November 20 A unique military school will admit girls and boys at Niles Center a suburb starting next September. Two hundred days of instruction are planned with preparations underway to accommodate girls as quickly as possible.
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New Military School
Chicago
WPI
Niles Canter
Bondsmen's Property Appraised by Real Estate Board
In federal court at Sioux City professional bondsmen are ordered to have their property appraised by real estate board members before being used as security. The order aims to ensure proper values are placed on collateral for defendants, and to be filed before United States Commissioner A. V. Johnson.
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Sioux City
Ney
United States
A. V W. Nhnson
Surgeons Cut Off Gov Whitfield s Leg
Gov Whitfield of Mississippi underwent an above the knee amputation at Bartlett hospital in Memphis. Hospital officials said recovery odds are excellent. Whitfield was under anesthesia for more than an hour.
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Memphis
Tann
Whitfield
Mississippi
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