Water on the Balkans prompts League meeting
The League of Nations plans a Paris session to investigate tensions between Greece and Bulgaria, seeking peaceful settlement per treaties. Briand calls Athens and Sofia to attention as blame shifts between the two Balkan states.
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Court hearing opens in Cook Guster ouster case
Testimony for defense and state rebuttals fill session as Judge Applegate sustains objections. Witnesses include Judge Wood and Judge Gwynne, with Edwards and Hammond detailing proceedings and conflicts over liquor case presentations.
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Notable Local Views On The Locarno Peace Pact
Rev J C Orth former Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian pastor calls the Locarno treaty the greatest event of modern times and a security pact among seven European nations. He urges all to study its provisions for peaceful relations among Germany France and Belgium.
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Denounces Iowa and Texas Tax Clubs as Wrong Kind of Club
Washington report says the Ways and Means Committee is heated over what members call propaganda influence on a bill expected to cut taxes by 306 million dollars. Representative Garner accuses the Texas and Iowa Tax club of coordinating to pressure lawmakers and attack the Melion plan, with inquiry likely into club funding.
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London Police Break Up Red Demonstration
London police dispersed a Red demonstration in Bow Street after communists were arraigned on sedition charges. A large crowd sang The Red Flag before officers warned them to stop banners reading No surge against raids.
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Fire in Davenport Garage Causes Large Loss
Davenport Iowa October 28 Fire swept through the garage of the W. Plagman Automobile Transportation Company destroying the building and contents valued at about 160000. The number of cars destroyed was not exact but more than 20 were burned.
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Chicago Portia Pleads for Women on Juries in High Court
Miss Elizabeth Perry a woman lawyer appears before the Illinois Supreme Court arguing for women’s right to serve on juries. The case seeks a writ to compel Cook County jury commissioners to include Hannah Fyfe on jury lists. Perry contends barring women from juries violates the state constitution and legislature’s intent.
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Governors Fight Federal Inheritance Tax Appeal
Governors from Georgia Wisconsin California Oregon press repeal of the federal inheritance tax. Gov. Walker urges state control of estate taxes while backing state tax options and noting war emergency raised the levy. Other states' officials attend to support Mellon's proposal for repeal and state revenue reliance.
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Old Jealousies Behind Balkan Row Says Lange
Dr. Christian Lange of Brake University warned that old jealousies fuel the Balkan crisis. He spoke at Iowa State College in Ames and cautioned the League of Nations to expect risks if tensions persist.
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Rockefeller named most useful citizen by foundation
The Rockefeller Foundation has named John D. Rockefeller the most useful citizen of all, prompting a Katy author to report the claim. The article says the foundation has long shared information with the world and places Rockefeller at the head of the list of the world’s most useful men.
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Descendants attend Maria Baca funeral in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico one hundred and three direct descendants mourned Maria Baca at her funeral. The large clan included seven children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren as well as other relatives. The Scottish Rite Masons of the Southern Jurisdiction selected Omaha Nebraska as the venue for their next meeting. The year’s meeting date was set for February 28.
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Omaha
Urete- Tsonietena
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Delivery deadline notice for Courier service
The notice instructs residents the Courier should arrive before 8:30. If carrier errors occur you must resolve the issue by that time and call 5100 for a copy of the paper. Phone calls should reach the office at West 8220.
Mitchell Faces Court Martial Over Army Air Service Conduct
Washington reports that Col. William Mitchell faces court martial on ninety nine article of war charges for conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The case stems from statements after the Shenandoah crash and alleges subordination and contempt toward the War Department. Proceedings set for next week before a general court martial.
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Edwint E. Door
William Alitchett
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Charles P. Summer
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Citizens Petition to Oust Mayor and Six Aldermen
A petition to remove Maquoketa officials will be filed in Jackson County district court. Signers accuse Mayor Swift and the aldermen of willful neglect and refusal to perform duties, citing illegal disenfranchisement of the city solicitor and improper bond dealings with a hotel inspector.
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Billups
WH. M. Isbell
Chirence McClellan
Harry Littell
E. P. Watheld
Carl Winkelman
PL Markand
A. Brady
John E. White
Clar- Jenee Darrow
Urem
Iswitt
Landred
Adger
B. C. Hogue
Ile
Two More Bodies Recovered From Submarine Disaster
Details report two additional corpses pulled from the sea as divers continued recovery at a coastal hospital. Officials identify victims with a forensic specialist assisting and note the total dead in the incident now reaches thirty three.
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Plan State Raid on Glaring Headlights Des Moines
Secretaries and state officials urged peace officers to enforce headlight glare laws across their jurisdictions. The drive targets motorists using glaring headlights during November to reduce night time glare on roads.
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Gray Fox Shot by Pheasant Gun Near Clarksville
A gray fox weighing about three pounds was shot yesterday afternoon near Clarksville by a hunter named Mauser who was beating nests for pheasants. The fox leaped from bushes and was brought down with a single shot as several local hunters watched.
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Women in Boots or Puttees Style Now in London
London fashions show boots and puttees in street wear for winter. Russian model boots in patent leather or matching puttees with gowns appear in shops. Plus fours in velvet emerge as daring sports wear among bold modistes.
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Wellington
Klan Founder Sues Real Estate Man Over Sale Price
William Joseph Simmons, founder of the Ku Klux Klan, filed a suit in Auunia Superior Court seeking $53,000 against Anton W. Brazelton of Atlanta, alleging a contract transfer was wrongly switched in a late 1920s case.
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Americans told not to fear oil famine
Americans need not worry about an oil famine according to Ronald Peeler of the California Ne roleum Corp and members of the Chamber of Mines. The region where oil may be found is 650 lines the current producing area, he stated.
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Couriers Board Highlights Iowa Ohio State Clash
The Courier previews a major college grid clash Iowa vs Ohio State at Cyluntinis with details in the electrified football scoreboard. Fans expect a large turnout as Waterloo East and West High tilts are also noted and reported in quarterly bulletins. The Iowa Ohio State game starts at 8 p m Waterloo time with thousands anticipated.
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Bishops Consider Substituting Address for Triennial Letter
A garbled report discusses bishops mulling substitution of an address for the Triennial pastoral letter at the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The discussion centers on approval, state by state sentiments, and possible outcomes for church leadership and suffrage debates.
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Four Day Frontier War Pauses as Greeks Hold Petrich
Reports from Athens and Sofia describe Greek troops occupying Petrich and threatening other Struma valley towns. The League of Nations prepares a special session to prevent a new Balkan conflict while protests and bombardments raise regional tensions.
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