Europe's doubt seen advance to arms parley
A 1921 New York Evening Post analysis notes that European publics favor disarmament but governments vary in support. It cites fear of American inexperience, past open door policies, and shifts on Shantung and the League of Nations, urging firmness and patience at the upcoming conference.
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Mark St Lnvades
United States
China
Dioes
America
Hughes
Australia
London
Europe
Tere
Senate
State Department
Shantung
Japan
American Senate
League of Nations
The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Experts Claim 240 Million Wasted in Ready Made Clothes
AP report outlines a national study on ready made clothing shows 40 percent waste due to mismanaged industry. It cites management and labor failures, shutdowns, poor planning, and lack of standards as key causes.
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Asenciated Press
Snte
York
Indus
Janeeering
Aoted
Saoard
Conan
Tog
Water Iow livestock show crowds fill gates under clear sky
The Waterloo exposition showcased strong Jersey entries led by H B Frel inghuysers herd and local efforts like Bil Campbell of Jesup who won both ball calf classes. Holstein judging highlighted J M Hackney herd’s consistency while Belgians saw strong results for C & Good & Son and Harry Stamp. Judging concluded with Holstein and Belgian classes, nearing a grand livestock parade.
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Ity
New Jersey
Laseter
Rose
Hello
Bil Campbell
Jesup
Noble
C. H. Stapies
Kildee
J. M. Hackney
Kentucky Holstain-Friesian Club
Taps
C. & Good & Son
Fatty Arbuckle Faces Manslaughter Trial Timetable
United Press reports Roscoe Arbuckle the famed silent film comedian will likely stand trial within 60 days for the manslaughter death of Virginia Rappe after a hotel suite incident in San Francisco. District Attorney Brady said formal information would be filed soon with arraignment hoped this week and a November trial date as the most probable timeframe.
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Francisco
United Press
San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Brady
Arbuckle
Huckie
Four men held for thefts from army stores
United Press. San Antonio Texas report that four men including a former Army nurse and a soldier in the quartermaster corps were held on charges tied to wholesale thefts of Motor Transport Corps property from government warehouses. Authorities estimate thefts worth between 49000 and 90000 dollars, with most shipments ending up in Mexico.
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United Press
San Antonio
Tex
Quartermaster Corps
Motor Transport Corps
Wdexico
Maple Leaf ends after 210 years of publication in Wellesley
The 4000 copy Maple Leaf of Wellesley Ontario ceases publication after a long decline. The farewell note cites rising production costs, stagnant income, and inflation in wages, newsprint, postage, ink, and editorial expenses since 1907, noting over 200 papers folded in recent years.
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Wellesley
Ont
United States
Canada
Judge Reed Quits Federal Bench at Age 73
Federal Judge H T Reed of the Northern Iowa district resigned to President Harding, citing advanced age. Age 73, he was appointed in 1904 by President Roosevelt, succeeding Judge Shiras in Dubuque. Retirement with full benefits anticipated. a large field of candidates seeks the vacancy.
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Reed
Federal Bench
Associated Press
Cresco
H. T. Reed
Iowa
Harding
Fle
Roosevelt
Shiras
Dubuque
De Valera Accepts Peace Conference Path
Dublin reports Eamon de Valera on behalf of the Irish Republic replies to Lloyd George inviting Irish delegates to a conference. Sinn Fein will send delegates to meet the British cabinet committee in London on October 11. The Irish leader says a direct conference is the practical, hopeful route after lengthy notes.
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United Press
Dublin
Ehamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
London
de Valera
Dail
Ireland
Great Britain
City in Brief Mixed local notes on travels and accidents
Local notices report residents visiting relatives in Iowa and Illinois, car collisions on Fifth Street, and a Sutton car collision with a streetcar. Hospital update: Lewis Borchers underwent appendix surgery with satisfactory recovery. Community events include a student assembly, funeral attendance, and parent visits from Monrovia.
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Fred Tucker
Panora
G. Brooks
Rowan
Upton H. Hepford
F. F. Jung
Chicago
C. W. Sutton
Howard W. Champlin
Orin McGinnis
Kingsley Avenue
Chariton
N. W. Frisbie
Colorado
Lyca
More Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Fred J. Clark
Bullet Experiments Nears Fatal Outcome in Armor Test
From TennSept 30 Jenson 22 and Hobart Johnson 22 participated in armor penetration tests. An army rifle bullet failed to pierce steel rails twice, then glanced and caused massive blood loss in Jemson's large vessel. The incident is considered probable fatal.
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Ly Associated Press
Hobart Johnson
Wampton
Jemson
Technical Society to Elect Officers at Banquet Tonight
Waterloo Technical society will hold its annual banquet at its clubrooms in Greater Waterloo at 4 P M today. An annual section of officers will be elected. Nathan Barkey, retiring president, will be toastmaster. Out of town members Claud Pool and Waverly county engraver, Bremer county, plus Oelwein mechanical engineer W. Stubbs will attend. About 45 of the 55 members expect to be present. The Waterloo society is the second district of the Iowa Engineering Society.
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Waterloo Technical Society
Greater Waterloo Association
Westn
Maud
Eallits
Msaus F
Nathan. Barkey
Claud
Pool
Waverly
Bremer County
Smoot Pushes 3 Percent Sales Tax Plan to Senate
Washington Sept 20 Senator Smoot Republican Utah offers a 3 percent sales tax on manufactured goods as a replacement for war taxes and many excises. The plan exempts small sales under 6000 yearly and applies to imports to prevent discrimination. Estimated yield ranges toward 1.8 billion dollars annually, aiming to fund revenue while repealing other war era levies.
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Aggodaren Press
Washington
D. C
Senate
Smoot
Republican
Utah
House
Senate Finance Committee
Department of Agriculture
Charles J. Bullock
Harvard
Bandits Hit Illinois Athletic Club for 37 Dollars
Two bandits raided the lobby of the Illinois Athletic Club early this morning, terrorized employees with revolvers, and emptied the cash drawer of 37 dollars. They escaped, not waking the 140 guests present.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ilinois Athletic Club
Opera Stars to Sue Church Over Swell Yom Kippur Songs
Five Chicago grand opera stars announce a lawsuit against trustees of North Shore congregation B nai Israel for breach of contract over a Yom Kippur music program. Female singers disguise as men to reach required guttural sounds, leading to dismissal and controversy about orthodoxy. The report also notes a divorce suit by Mrs. Susan Schmidt against Henry Schmidt filed for cruelty and seeks temporary alimony.
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Sue Church
Br United Pre
Chicago
Fiv
Susan Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
Jefferson Street
Proclamation Calls Two Minute Silent Prayer on Armistice Day
President Harding issued a proclamation urging the nation to observe a two minute silent prayer at noon on Armistice Day November 11. The event honors the unknown American soldier buried at Arlington National Cemetery in France.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Sokder
France
Arlington Nations Cemetery
Cottage Cheese Club Girls Demonstrate at Congress
Monticello high school girls Ethelwyn Wilcox Arves Peterson led a cottage cheese care and use display at the Jones county home demonstration booth. The Jones club with 11 girls plans to compete at the national dairy show in St Paul and expand statewide next year. Bertha Holden spoke on Womens Place in the Community and child welfare. Margaret Baker and Lucille Lang performed tomorrow. Nurses Manetta Bell and a corps of nurses weighed and measured babies for visitors amid growing exhibit interest.
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Jones County
Muscaine
Ethelwyn Wilcox
Arves Peterson
Monticello
St. Paul
Jones County Club
Bertha Holden
Margaret Baker
Amés
Lucille Lang
Waterloo
Sola
Florence Imlay
Elizabeth Hudson
Iowa Slayer May Be Hanged in No Dakota for Murder
Minot North Dakota September 20 South Dakota may witness a legal hanging after Charles Welling identified as Harry Smith by Iowa officials. Welling, jailed for murder in an Iowa prison sentence, is linked to the Kenmare killing of Julius A Nielsen, the night policeman. The capital punishment question hinges on a juried verdict under a prior murder conviction.
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Associated Press
Minot
N. D
South Dakota
Charles Welling
Julius A. Nielson
Kenmare
N. CL
Harry Smith
Iowa State Prison
Lfe
Welling
Smith
Iowa
Australia Demands Naval Defense Regardless of Washington Talks
Melbourne dispatch reports Premier W. M. Bushes and Premier Hughes urging robust naval defense for Australia. They argue disarmament is pointless without solving Pacific tensions, insisting Australia must maintain a strong navy for safety. The leaders stress imperial defense and a secure peace in the Pacific region.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Washington
Pacific
W. M. Bushes
House of Representatives
Hughes
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Warns Mothers
Persistent tone urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse infants bowels when constipated or sick. Claims a single teaspoon today may prevent tomorrow illness and notes directions printed on the bottle for babies and children of all ages.
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California
Influx of hoboes to California alarms railroads
Western railroads report a rising influx of tramps from the east as unemployment drives them westward. In 24 hours a brakeman was killed near Galt, two Mexican tramps were shot by a railroad officer near Goshen, and 75 hoboes were arrested in Los Angeles after commandeering a train for 150 miles. Officials call the situation the worst in years, blamed on eastern unemployment.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
California
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
E. E. Moore
Atreight
Galt
N. T. Greene
Goshen
Westbound vagrants seek California amid east coast unemployment
A crowd gathers at Fifth and Sycamore as a false fire alarm at the Hosteter fruit store exposes steam leak from an open pipe. The notice also notes a trend of men fleeing crowded eastern cities for California due to milder winters and job scarcity.
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Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Hosteter
Cascarets Offer Sleep Time Liver and Bowels Cleansing
An old advertisement promises Cascarets will cleanse the liver and bowels while you sleep. It claims relief from sick headaches biliousness gases indigestion and related distress by morning with no griping. The ad emphasizes a 10 cent box and portrays Cascarets as the nicest physic on earth.
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