Oelwein Daily Register (Newspaper) - October 14, 1920, Oelwein, Iowa of TODAYS of OELWEIN FAYETTE COUNTY IOWA OCTOBER 14 4t COURT ORDERS PACKING CO INTO THE PACKING CO IS ORDERED INTO BY JUDGE MCALL of in and Lund Where Fucking plant Was to Built DRAWN AGAINST CONCERN Charging Conspiracy Between tin of the Jnr Hi IRISH REVOLT Promised by Sir Green wood Chief Secretary tot Ireland By United Press London Oct constabulary arge enough to crush any disturb ng force in Ireland was promised oday by Sir Greenwood hief secretary for Ireland Green wood said a system of special con tabulary similar to that in Eng HAVNER WILL NOT ENJOIN USE OF VOTING MACHINES By Unite Press Des Moines Oct LORAL UNDER Born February II 1900 Away at Dubuque October 12 1120 General H Ml Wayner today inform ed the United Press he would not file an injunction restraining County ents moved to Oelwein which has Leland was born in February ll 1900 When he was but ears ot age his par me an injunction restraining County 10 which has Auditor F J Alber of Polk been his attended the n sin v 11 Schools smH in wii v v I OF SOLID SOUTH Clearances of AH Sectional Differences In Chattanooga and will be established under the Ger control of the Roval ruled By United Press Des Oct of all assets of the Associated Pack ing Company a Iowa cor was ordered today by dis Judge E M McCall judge decision followed a hearing in district court here to determine whether or not it will be feasible to reorganize the concern whose af fairs are now administered by a re According to statements made in Court the assets of the con sist of in cash and the land where the proposed packing plant control of the Irish lary The force will be increased by as many thousands as are needed necessary to end terrorism and mur der he said ELECTION TO BE REFERENDUM ON That Is he Assertion of GOT Cox ii Opening Three Campaign in Ohio 1915 entered employ of the C G W in the The Attorney General recently the company Later he was call boy and for the past two from using voting machines November election were not equipped with a lever he has been a brakeman run the voter to vote a straight on the east division were illegal The voting f Sunday he left on his run for ui machines of Polk Stockton and was on hs way back when the County are not equipped with such a lever but Alber has indicated he would use the machines regardless i ft was estimated here there are several thousand voting machines in the state equipment is same as those of Polk County and which might be subject to tion proceedings in his death occurred that re was to be built The Court ed opinion that the concern was organized for the purpose of making promotion profits and without eu tering into the business Seven indictments con ceni were drawn 114 by the By United Press By Walker En route with Gover nor Oct the presidential election will be a refer on the Governor Cox GOV ORDERS HANGING HAENSEL OFF Springfield 111 Oct stump campaign in Ohio of the sentence of death against today his election would be Arthur Haensel Chicago returned ceni werp drawn up by the a the people to convicted of his wife the principal PBe charging ratify the and was ordered deferred until was a conspiracy between the t o otherwise would be unber 19 league of iu opening nations a three his train was at Budd near Dubuque Mon day night he was hit by some part of a train running the opposite di rection His skull was fractured He was removed to Hospital in Dubuque where he passed away a few hours later not having regained consciousness j The body was brought to Oelwein j i Tuesday afternoon and the last serv ices were held from the M E church Wednesday afternoon at with Rev George Korteling conducting the ceremony Six of his young boy friends acted as pall bearers and a arge delegation from the Brakemen were in attendance The floral offer ings were profuse giving evidence conspiracy between cers and those interested in the As Finance ilie officers of the packing company to defraud the purchasers of stock the packing company The packing company was forced j into involuntary bankruptcy by ac tiou of Attorney General sev eral months ago Since that time the F be unber 19 by I Governor Lowden wed His statement is a reply approving the rec to Taft j of the state division of that even if the democrats elected ail their senatorial candidates they Ilot enough lo carry the Attorney General 1ms endeavored to force dissolution of the concern The Judges decision is the final out come pardons and paroles Haensel was to LEAGUE NATIONS REAL BIG ISSUE Providence R I Oct question which the people will set tle at the coming election is wheth er they are prepared to reject the great of Monroe and the chief American principles of Wash ington and become a part of the European said Senator Lodge at a republican meeting here Wednesday night He that it would be the first and greatest task Hard Ings administration to bring about measures and agreements which would promote the peace of the world without endangering the sov of the United States have been hanged Thursday The governors approval of an ex tension of time for hearing of addi of Air Taft evidence which it was said can mean only one thing That j would establish an alibi for Haen when I am elected on a sel was communicated from Chicago ward platform favoring the league over long distance telephone or nations it is the purpose of the j er reprieve in the case of J H treat the mandate of the people ed of killing his with contempt and turn their backs governors approval Wednesday on the expressed will of the elec ight before his departure from mi of his standing among his friends Loral was a young man highly es teemed by his associates With a cheery sunny disposition he made and retained friends and his acci dental death is deeply regretted by many who extend condolence to the bereaved family He is survived by his mother Mrs Claude Torrey his Chattanooga Teiin Oct the voters of the democratic south Wednesday night addressed an appeal for earnest con sideration of republican principles and gave a promise that republican success in the election would mean the same policy of helpful protec tion to all American production north or south In a speech at the auditorium here the republican presidential nominee suggested diversified politics as the thing required to remove the last trace of sectional misunderstanding cy for one section that it did preach for all sections alike The democratic party hi for its conduct of affairs both at home President Wilson he said repeatedly had dictated congress even at the expense ofj violating pledges of his own party i platform and finally had attempted to force acceptance of the league of nations covenant by depriving the senate of its constitutional powers j NIGHT RIDERS TERRORIZE GIN OWNERS TO QUIT The Till the Price of Cotton Goes POLICE PROBE FIRE ORIGIN Destroyed the Beside McCarthy and Endangered His Life By United Press Dallas Texas Oct riders throughout the southwest re their campaign of terrorism to force cotton gin owners to sus pend operations until the price o cotton goes up A gin by J B Jamieson at North Wichita Falls was destroyed by fire today The loss is placed at Fire Chief McClure said the fire was of incendiary origin Night riders descended on a cotton gin at Vian Oklahoma early today and posted a warning that the gin must close until prices go up As the result of the spread Of terrorism gin owners have thrown around their GOV COX MEANS By United Press Des Moines Oct today were investigating the fire which last night destroyed the residence of Dr Wilton McCarthy here and endangered the life Dr McCarthy claimed the BOOM was set by robbers after they had attacked him and ransacked the house Detectives working on the case however declared the had found no evidence of a robin property loss by the fire was ated at 15000 BANKER DEAD IN efferson Banker Took a Fly PUne That Fire sisters the Misses Ruth and Ger trude and his stepfather Claude Torrey thin thinkable and in the second place hang Thursday will not be permitted for after all this is a democracy and the will of the people is triumphant also And lie Yeggs Escaped After Cutting Phone and Telegraph Wires By United Press Omaha Nebr Oct last night blew the safe of the Sav ings Bank at Silver City near here and escaped with All tele SECT HOUSTON REJECTS DEMAND Of the Farmers for Recovery oi the War Corporation tot Finance Farm Products By United Press Washington Oct of the Treasury Houston today re the demands of the farmers for the recovery of the war corporation to finance export of Am erican farm products Houston also UB ana i telephone and electric wires I re the farmers that would meet with the approval of town was left in has no money to lend nf iKn I StnA i i i j conscience ot the American people PROBE DEATH OF IOWA FARMER Was KAMINI in VI In IK and entirely cut off from world LUXEMBURG IS REPRESENTED Washington Oct Presentation of the By United Press Iowa Oct 14 14With the credentials of r Baron to the state depart ment as the charge daffaires of Luxemburg the little Independent duchy established its first diplomatic v wu cor1 In the United States Jury met here today to Is the state the death of E a now accredited in Washington ex whone body of numerous unrecognised found In the of his residence at of and Asia maintain which had been destroyed agents here fire the persons who may wish to hold their products prices The war finance corporation pro posal Houston said would amount to this government loaning money to Germany and other nations in cen tral Europe with which to buy Am erican farm products The govern is not prepared he said to go into the banking business accept ing as collateral the federal state municipal bonds of Germany Farmers of the on the money to handle trust this will result a orderly withdrawn of the sitwa tion in which we now find our selves Houston received more than 30 CROWDS SOUTH CHEER HARDING ON HIS TRIP to By United Press By Clapper en route with Senator Harding Oct Tennes see Senator Warren G Hard ing entered the blue grass of Ken tucky to speak at Louisville tonight Again he is traveling through terri tory usually democratic Crowds took their cue from the thousands who went down the saw dust trail at the Billy taber at Chattanooga last night and turned out liberally to cheer the rej publican candidate wherever his train passed So far southern residents have not outdone by the northern crowds n attacks on the league of nations BUSINESS COLLEGE BRITISH COAL STRIKE STAGED FOR SATURDAY By United Oct British coal strike will start Saturday according j to a decision reached by executives j of the miners union today The exec decided to let the strike no tices previously sent out to go effect Saturday Prior to the meeting today news papers here discussed the possibili ity of a strike in an optimistic vein believing that the first result would be a split in the miners federation the extremists leaving the mines Herbert Smith Vice President of the federation said before tho that a strike was unavoidable I Declares Good 01 j Iowa Consumption Tax Worst Possible Chicago Oct may we expect in the way of financial relief if the Democratic candidates lor President and are elected was asked of Congressman James W Good chairman House Committee on Appropriations Not much in my opinion was his answer In the first place Mr Cox proposes to repeal the excess profits tax which has the cost of living high and to enact a con sumption tax which would make it still higher in his speech of accept ance I believe the excess profits taxis By Unite 1 Press Rockwell City Iowa Oct George Allen a banker of Jefferson Iowa is dead and Morris Hender son his nephew is seriously injured as the result of an airplane j near here late yesterday Hendenton was the gasoline tank on the machine caught fire and before he could bring the plane to the ground it was a maas of flames 1Alleny who was badly bruised and burned died a short time later hospital here Allen at Des Moin es The two men were on their way Jefferson to Rockwell City when the accident occurred CHICAGO MARKET LATE QUOTATIONS it will be a tax on backs and stomachs of the American it will be pyramided many times and finally paid by the consumer i lings a day smith said There i i a bitter feeling among the men am fight comes Ony j defeat them mr cin Campion an Italian and Reese a Expiate Their Crimes COAL SHORTAGE NOT VERY GREAT Spook Convention at O B C Oct 29th Bessie Dart is on the sick list and Stumpf Cler of the former Gladys Day returned from Sacred must de will Heart Minnesota last Tuesday Hazel OBrien visited at Bryants yesterday Miss Gretia Cook week iday Miss spend the Chicago returning Mon Bloomfield of West New York Oct 14There win be no serious coal shortage in anv part of the country this year pro vided ordinary care is exercised hv By United Iress r Chicago Oct Campion an Italian and James Reese a ne gro were hanged simultaneously in the Cook County jail here today Reese protested his innocence to the last Campion broke down as the noose was slipped around his neck Reese was accused of murdering bis Shorthand Remington week The prospects the 0 1 on the tests aim also the typewriting tests this for basketball We was in the of the ej hf h lia rc on the track Thla lad to m f the H rrr rf fi r tM On of tht treasury to Iw K j now I Some of o H r iA M j v vOU 1 Association which comprises two thirds of the bituminous coal produc ers of the United States The coal operators however dc that in order to keen the mar kets supplied steady work at the mines and a sufficient supply of rail way cars would be required At this time it was stated bitum inous operators were getting only about 25 to 30 percent of the open I top cars needed The most serious shortage now is In the middle west the said hut domestic through a are getting enough coal needs The committees retort stated that M Com cars West Union Post Announces Celeb ration to be Held on Armistice Day j A big day planned for Armistice under the manage ment of West Union post of the Am erican Legion The plans so far in a general way in afternoon shows in the Prin cess theatre streets sports if the weather permits a supper by the Udles Auxiliary in the Catholic A meeting of Union ly steady average cost Wednesday bulk of 73 top heavy weight and to food and choice to light weights common medium good and to light lights common medium good and choice to heavy packing sows smooth to pack ing sows rough to pigs medium good and choice I to CATTLE Estimated receipts to day 11000 market steady steers medium and I weight choice anl to beof medium and prime to H liet common and n 1rht weight choice o common and um t butcher cnt riot and choice ID cows common medium good and to bulls bole id beef to cani cutters cows and heifers to canner steers 8450 to veal calves light an medium good and to feeder steers common med ium good and choice to stocker steers common good and choice to stock er cows and common lum good and choice to western range cattle beof medium good and choice n cows and good and choice to today market alow to MI others soldier announced next confidently tor
