Japan Unlikely to Embrace League Naval Limit Plan
Tokyo reports the Nichi Nichi believes Japan will resist reducing naval strength within the League of Nations. It notes the United States is expanding its navy and may pose a global threat even if others limit arms. The Nichi Nichi outlines a Japanese defense policy favoring a minimum of two eightship divisions or three such units, regardless of conference timing.
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America
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Geneva
France
England
Italy
Yasuho
Kiyokawa
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Empire
Citizenship class opens with party talks at YWCA
Tomorrow at 7 30 p m the first meeting of a Y W C A citizenship class gathers in association rooms Mrs H B Boies will discuss Democratic party principles and Mrs F Dolethee Ordway will present Republican arguments The article notes music in Japan is taught by women or blind men and that world cork usage weighs about 1200 tons
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Salvation Army Opens Black Hawk Campaign
Solicitors in Black Hawk county report an $8,900 quota to fund a $20 rescue and relief effort as the Salvation Army launches its campaign in Waterloo and invites city groups to donate. The statewide goal is $280,000 to support rescue homes, girls’ work, and budgeted services including maintained homes, building projects, and aging relief. Emil Schmidt, state advisory board president, outlines the fund allocations for the coming year.
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Savation Army
Waterloo
Salvation Army
Black Hawk County
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Iowa
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Rube Marquard Fined For Ticket Violation In Cleveland
Richard Rube Marquard of the Brooklyn Nationals was fined one dollar and costs in Cleveland municipal court for ticket speculation. National League president Heydler, in court with Marquard, called the violation technical and said Marquard may not return to the league next season. He added Baseball does not want men of his calibre and probably will take no further action himself.
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Brooklyn Nationals
Heydler
National League
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Brooklyn
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Altho
Waterloo Women at WCTU Convention in Dubuque
Waterloo will be represented at the state convention of the W C T U, opening this morning in Dubuque, by nine members including Mrs. L B Park and Mrs. Ida Mitchell. The delegation has long involvement in prohibition work, with the convention set to close Friday night. A Courier item notes a silent but effective salesman in a For Sale Ad.
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L. BE. Park
Ida Mitchell
W. S. Catlin
Adora King
Peter Woodring
F. F. Yapp
Rose Logan
E. Draper
Amanda E. Rickert
Manir
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Ilinois
Vistula
Goodwin
Construction of a Hudson River vehicular tunnel
The Associated Press reports the start of ground breaking for a twin tunnel under the Hudson between New York and Jersey City. The $29.09 million project will be shared evenly by New York and New Jersey, with 18 months of shore-work before boring begins in 1924. Tolls for 20 years will follow ferry rates to fund the tube, after which it will be free. Four driveways per direction and a two foot sidewalk are planned, plus advanced ventilation shafts to remove carbon monoxide.
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