Root Says Wilson Clauses Obstacle to Joining League
New York Oct 20 Elihu Root argues in a campaign speech that the peace treaty with Germany could have allowed U.S. entry into the League of Nations if Wilson had agreed to changes. He criticizes the 1919 settlements while urging support for Harding and reservations, listing four tests for the league and noting other nations’ openness to modifications. He outlines objections to Article X and the council, and says negotiations to modify the covenant are possible if other parties agree.
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New York
Elihu Root
League of Nations
Germany
America
League
Wilson
Mr. Root
Europe
Holy Alliance
Root
Harding
Senate
Gov. Cox
United States
Assembly of the League
Civiliz World
Society of Nations
Council of the League
Council
Cox
Mr. Cox
T T Hird
Property Owner Guilty Under Housing Law at Concrete Ave
Jury found the owner guilty of violating state housing law by maintaining a residence in insanitary condition on Concrete avenue. Judge Courtright postponed sentence until morning and then imposed a $25 fine with $17 costs, suspended if costs paid and property brought to sanitary standards.
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Concrete Avenue
O. B. Courtright
Coolidge Rides South on Campaign Invasion Charge
Gov Coolidge on a southern speaking tour arrives in North Carolina after staging events in Tennessee and Kentucky. He denounces executive overreach by the other branches and vows to defend self government against ambitious powers while warning against class creation and reckless debt.
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Associated Press
American Relief Administration Considers Feeding Russian Children
Berlin reports that the American Relief Administration and the European children's fund weigh feeding Russian children this winter. Messrs Pate and Walker, who toured Minsk Moscow and Petrograd, praise the relief system. W L Brown notes priority to children under bolshevik rule amid likely severe winter hardships. The group has already funded 144,762 dollars via the American Friends service committee to feed undernourished German children.
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European Children’s Fund
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Pate
Walker Reo
Russia
America
Walker
Minsk
Moscow
Petrograd
W. L. Brown
Europe
Brown
American Friends Service Comatte
Quakers
Governor Calls for Honest Open Government Vision
The speaker defends constitutional balance among branches and denounces overreach by executive influence. He praises sincerity and openness, endorsing Warren G. Harding as party nominee and urging government to operate within defined powers. Nearby notes report a finger accident and local social events.
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Warren G. Harding
Waverly Sugar Factory to Run 24 Hours for Beet Crop
Beets from a 5000 acre crop begin arriving as slicing starts at the Waverly sugar factory. The plant will run three 8 hour shifts with 200 workers per shift to speed harvests and shipments by train. Officials expect continuous operation through February to process all beets.
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Waverly
Scout officials visit to plan troops in Midwest
Edward J. Roach field secretary of the Boy Scout bureau of the national Catholic War Council and special national field scout commissioner visited Ray L. Short Waterloo scout executive last night. Roach oversees Missouri Kansas and Iowa and aims to organize additional scout troops with a return to Waterloo expected mid November.
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Edward J. Roach
Boy Scout Bureau
National Catholic War Council
Ray L. Short
Waterloo
Mr. Roach
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nasbies Activated For Political Fundraising Effort
Local party committees are formed to raise funds for the Democratic national campaign. Notes from the Democratic National Committee headquarters in New York urge swift money contributions and a broad finance committee, with postmasters suspected of aiding the drive.
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Democratic National Committee
Grand Central Palace
Lexington Avenue
Forty-second Street
New York
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National Committee
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Real Estate Transfers in Black Hawk County
Real estate notices list transfers: Franklin A. Scott to M. J. Turney for lot 25 block 1 Hagerman Place Waterloo and Ashtoney to Harry Knight for lot 3 block 4 Heath's addition La Porte City. Rev. 50 cents listed.
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Real Estate Traveties
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Asxiney
Harry Knight
Heath
la Porte City
Franklin A. Scott
M. J. Turney
Hagerman Place
Waterloo
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Igwa
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Wang & Miller Shoe Sale
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Boys’ Store
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