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   Oelwein Daily Register (Newspaper) - October 19, 1920, Oelwein, Iowa                             VOL 68 of TODAYS Important of the World OELWEIN FAYETTE COUNTY OCTOBER 19 1920 50 CENTS MONTH STRIKE UP TO TISH PARLIAMENT MINERS STRIKE DEVELOPS RIOT DAMAGE Miners March Streets at Midnight Bed Flag anU Windows By United Press By Chas London Oct strike disturbances In the coal region were reported today from and Pandy mining cen ters in Large bodies of mi ners gathered in both cities at mid night singing the Red Flag as they marched through the streets Shop windows were but no serious damage occurred The mob disbursed on their own accord The government has decided to THREE LEAGUE MEN CROOKED to list of Chicago White Sox Indicted Gamblers Testify By United Press Chicago Oct Cook Coun ty Grand Jury base ball crookedness resumed its ses sion today with the announcement that three former major league base ball players probably would be ad ded to the list of eight Chicago White Sox against whom have been voted Fred Mitchell manager of the Sox Ebbetts owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Henry Friz bee owner of the Boston Reds were among the witnesses to be heard to day use the publicity bureau developed n Jury Has requested during the war The miners New York aild YEGGS ROB AND barded the public with statements Issued in their own publicity bureau and that of the labor party the report was spread that at end of the fortnight a proposi tion would be offered whereby mi ners leaders would be given a to save their faces while the j government will not have to yield much ground The riot yesterday in which two stores were injured in Downing and White Hall Streets was forgotten today except for the hospital list and the damage done to White Hall er gamblers to testify out no word has been received from them as yet The grand jury expects to hear the testimony of 22 witnesses ENGER OF By United Press Chicago Oct bandits obtained in cash and in negotiable papers when they held up Carl Maurer a bank messenger here today Maurer had just left the State Commercial and Savings Bank a suburban institution taking the money to a down town bank when he was held up G 0 P TICKET IS 0 K From State Senator Down lie Line to the for County Supervisor the Republican Ticket fe First Class REBELLION ON JN MEXICO Men Officer COAL STRIKE UP TO PARLIAMENT Cold Weather lilts siting Possible Suffering By United By Miller Oct British parliament went directly to the coal strike problem when it con vened for session today Sir president of the board of trade put the case before parliament in a reviewing negotiations with the In their INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTERS to In Various Parts of County for ot Prospective Voters It has been requested by several of the committeewomen that schools of instruction be held in various parts of the county that not only the but men as well may learn how to vote correctly The circle is restored to ballot and this to a certain degree makes an important change The county committee has secured die services of a competent Will Try to Keep From Presidency By United Press Vera Crux Mex Oct Armed opposition to the Mexican govern ment has arisen in the state of Pueblo where congregated in revolutionists have two bodies accord ing to dispatches from that district here today 3000 men un leadership of an fleer i themselves swearing possible to prevent General from assuming the presidency In the past weeks the political dis cussion has been along the line of the national and state ticket almost exclusively It is commonly con ceded that Harding are winners that Albert B Cummins will be reelected to the U S senate that Nate Kendall will go in with over 100000 majority and that the remainder of the state and congres ticket will follow suit But there is another part of the ticket that Fayette county voters both women and men are interested George S Hartman of Fayette is the republican candidate for the state senate from the district I VILNA INVASION VS ARMISTICE and Great Britain Declare It Violation uC Armistice by Poland PROBE SHOOTING HAITI NATIVES Ordered tlie lions Two Privates Acquited MEREDITH SAYS FARMERS DENIED NEEDED CREDIT By United Warsaw Oct of by Polish irregulars the armistice and also violates the By United Press Washington Oct of the killing of two natives of Haiti by the order of an insane pledge to the allied nations and the officer of tne American mar league or nations France and Great Iines were learned here today These Britain declared in a note handed to the Polish government today If Gen eral commanding the troops occupying Vilna Is not dis armed by Poland the allies will be forced to take further action the note said DENTON KILLED BY SPANISH GIRL details were supplied by General Barnett on the indiscriminate kill ings Barnett will be the first wit ness before the board of naval in which had started an investi gation Friday The details of the killing of the two natives was brought out at the court martial of the sergeant and two men who acted on his orders The two natives were shot at the Croix de Bouquet on the night of May 22 1919 One was arrested for working magic and the other for theft At the court martial it was the He charged it comprised of Allamakee and Fayette j Information Given in a Signed State brought out that the sergeant was counties He won nomination after a hot fight in the primary in i field of seven He is a of inent From a Witness By United Press this county is a successful business Los Angeles 19Tnat Jacol hopelessly insane The two privates acquited as they acted on or of a superior may has done yeoman service for the republican party and will ably represent the two counties in the up 7u l I known as the Spanish woman early C Denton wealthy mining man was murdered in his home by a SEN HARDINGS REPLY TO WILSON Words Could Not Be Construed To and meetings are scheduled for following places and dates the French Sent Anyone To Sfc Marlon Ohio Oct pei house of the legislature He will prove a winner in the district by anywhere from 2000 t0 3000 William R Blake mayor of Cler mont and editor of the Clermont is the republican candi date for representative to the legis lature from this county He was raised on a and has boon a in the morning of June 3nd was the information given at District neys office here today in a signed statement from a witness whose name is being withheld i The District Attorneys informant SEN HARDINGS TOUR IN BUCKEYE STATE I time of the murder was said to have m to an inquiry President Wilson Senator Harding wrote the White House last night that although France had sent her spokesmen to him informally asking America to Wednesday Oct 20 S p lead the way for an association of nations the incident had not involv ed tlie French government in any hard worker and a He is n all rounder can stick tyne plough corn play in the write an edi or preside wilh dignity as as mayor over tlie deliberations of I the Clermont council He made a whirlwind fight for the nomination Wednesday Oct 20 i p wein City Hall Premier Lloyd George was not scheduled to speak but was present ready to intervene Labor leaders were to have an opportunity to pre sent their had fin ished The first cold weath er of the year struck England nard School House Thursday Oct 21 3 p ton Town Hall Thursday Oct 21 p Smithfield School mile east Centen nary Friday Oct 22 3 p m Oran School House Oran Friday Oct 22 S p Opera House Saturday Oct 23 p emphasizing the possibility of suffer ing flue to the coal strike Center School LINN RECORDER STAYS IN OFFICE Proves Most cient County in of town Cedar Rapids Oct Re corder Seth Hendryx blew the states case against all to tnt ters Monday when he submitted evi dence to show that not only is he guiltless of all the charges of idie ness preferred him but on the contrary is the most efficient re corder In the state and one of the most diligent The same officials and who gave County af showing that Mr Hendryx vas out of the office much nt the Hme during the month of September gave Elmer Johnson attorney for another set of affidavits Showing that Mr Hendryx worked like a horae all through the spring hnd summer Another affidavit freni it prominent Iowa abstractor declar ed that the Linn county office was Hhc only one in the state which kept Its work up to date all of the time Upon this showing Judge Saturday Oct 2 S p lia Monday Oct H p m Monday Oct 8 p p Tuesday Oct 26 S p eye Wednesday Oct 27 I p m ver Wednesday Oct 27 S p mont Thursday Oct 28 3 p Thursday Oct 2S S p coma MAC SWINEY IS ABOUT SAME violation oC international proprie ties The senator declared that in his reference to the subject in a speech at Greencastle Intl recently he on ly had sought to convey the thought that there had come to him those who spoke a sentiment which they represented to be very manifest among the French people He added that his words not be con strued to say the French gov has sent anybody ito me Morp Private 0 Wilsons suggest denied any part in the events which led up death Neither District Attorney tior Ray I Turney his assistant would disclose the name of the witness Will Give Short Talks in Other Towns That Luxury Are Farmers Lose Falling By United By Couch Washington Oct Secretary of Agriculture Meredith today charged farmers were being denied needed credit of bankers In favor of luxury producers He made the charge at the opening session of the annual convention of the bank ers here than 3000 bankers from all sections of States heard Meredith that farmers will lose forced to put their products market now The only point at he gald is this Shall a farn whose pro perty interests are involved be ac corded such credit by local banks as will enable him to market prod to the best advantage Mere dith declared the average price o all crops on October 1 this year are 14 per cent below what they the same day in 1919 In the Spring of 1920 when they were planning the present crop the farmers were faced with a problem There was a shortage of farm labor and there was uncertain ty as to the future price of the farm products All these things added to the hazard of the undertaking which the farmer did not hesitate to under take They realized the i ity of meeting the future require This has been demonstrated By United By Clapper Ohio Oct 19 j The last week of Senator Hardings campaign will be spent in a whirl wind of Ohio He will make j ments of the nation and in spite of difficulties succeeded in producing 4rieJof the largest crops in history CHICAGO MARKET LATE QUOTATIONS Chicago Oct HOGS j Estimated receipts today 28000 holdover 6917 market 50 to 75 llower average cost Monday the election for that and to care to run against and Tomorrow he wilt of gaes 6Q to 25 heaTy has it comins io him for there is the attend the barbeque at Jacksonville Veight medium good and choice won elected with flying cent weeks when he travelled far stump speeches at Cincinnati Cleve into other states and brought back i and Canton and other j iarge cities and numerous rear end i talks at smaller localities I Senator Harding was resting to of the democrats for his eastern trip to Roches colors November 2 C F of West Union is liis man He is a man that knows capable candidate for reelection of fear a yegg that tries the office of county auditor funny business with C C is out majority will be all the votes cast in lf Iuck more efficient auditor in tlie state of I Atty James D Cooney is the next Iowa than he His books are a mar county attorney He served in that vel of accuracy and neatness Mr j office some years ago and proved his Chambers fits tlie job and the job fits him He gives the county most ability as a prosecutor In fact he was to a certain extent unpopular leaving from there for Buffalo I to 1500 medium weight has replied to President I good and choice to asking him if he light med a statement in his speech at ium good choice 14 15 to satisfactory service He is courteous j with a certain class who like the that he had been by representatives of i light lights common medium good E W Beerman Chinaman are used to ways that of West Union is are dark Mr Cooney resigned the the next county treasurer for he has job to enter the U S Army during France with regard to a new asso of nations Harding replied that the statement no opposition He has been employ the late World and he was ovas Ue President mul was to 14 23 j and choice to packing sows smooth to i packing sows rouph to pigs medium good and choice ed in the treasurers office in the service and marts enough to know the business from i a mighty good soldier And when A to Izzard He is capable and thei was signed and he France had observ I ed all proprieties and that the ad had referred to ill his oient to a degree When he as been honorably ion of impropriety in a foreign na the full control of the pcd back approaching a private citizen on such a subject Senator Hardin pointed out that he is a member the foreign relations committee well as nominee for the presidency CATTLE Estimated receipts to day 12000 choice grades firm others slow to steady beef steers medium discharged he speech came from weight choice and prime into the practice of deeply friendly FranCe 5M7S to be it will run on like a and was accorded the nomination i machine The books j for county attorney in the primary j to be models ami the j with a handsome plurality And money will be handled with I while he has opposition in the elec s and dispatch i tion just watch Jims smoke Hej j they were expressing beef steers medium sentiments of that people and suggested that an informal And then you cross the hall andwiK So under the wire November 2j pression to me is rather more than call on John T Riley the man that to a private citizen TO HELP IRISH By United Press London Oct Lord Mayor Mac was reported to show of scurvy today his con dition was practically unchanged a Sinn Fein bulletin said Relatives will take no stons to prevent the dreaded disease it was said TRANSPORT WITH OF TWO NO REQUEST BY FRENCH OFFICIAL bassy De a whirlwind I has for some years acted in a most For county supervisor for the 19211 satisfactory manner as clerk of term W E Anderson of Arlington district court John handles the ini is the man In the first rlace he is provides ic with seeming ease If a level headed business man you happen to want to look at a cered by all who know him and withal j court document he knows mighty good fellow He will prove i to put his finders on it The a valuable man in the county legis United Press record of receipts and disbursements j board of Walkter en route with Gov that can be desired In fact and the affairs of Fayette county ernor Cox in Mass Oct and choice to Against External sion by One Against prime to beef steers I common and medium to 1150 j light weight good and choice I to light weight common and to butcher cat tie heifers common medium good i and choice to cows J common medium pood choice i to bulls bologna and beef 500 to canners and cut ters cows and heifers to canned steers 450 to veal calves light and good and choice to steers common medium good Mr is a part of the district will be as carefully and economical court and it was concluded that looked after by Anderson as his Article 10 of the league of nations was useless on tother ticket own He is built that wav By United Press Washington Oct Beam charge of the French here called nt the state it is a walkaway and denied that anv Goo M Simpson of Arlington has jibe term on tlie board of s of his country so well handled the Job of recording j visors His name is W K Hurtling in to the deeds that he is retained on the of Fayette Ho is a retired way to Irish freedom is bv And then there is the for opponents to the league have I covenant and not blocked by it as con to 50 steers common medium choice to stocker cows and heifers common and choice to range cattle beef edium good 0 western medium New York Oct transport arrived formation of a now association of nations Under Secretary of Slate Da vis announced today Prince De Beani according to Da vis the French notified him it hnd issued a Mon for the temporary removal of Hen and county attorney then official representative of rone to the republican such a request of tho ot and has no opposition His rec farmer and a careful business man are the acme of accuracy and No better selection for that position Cox To said the his provisions of Article ram every home weln I Among the passengers were three war brides from Germany England the so Inr as The will he careful recording The county wants I could been made by the voters a man on the job ar1 retains He knows the county like a book am He is courteous affable and j he will have another year to look it when a man KOOS into that office over before he goes on the job And information concerning will 1ring to the office years of transfers ho is accommodated It will record deeds for nt least i j years more C C Wrisht is tho man I the man knew the for tho thero is simply made a mistake competent for that posli rf Uon in tho counties Ho one nation against anther out an obstacle that has stood in the way of Irish independence for hun dreds of relation of England th nee that country During the day good and choice to heifers medium good and choice to SHEEP Estimated receipts today 17000 market steady of and 0 at might men rtv Mall Instruction City Hall 1 P m loaded he held in Boston Lodges home city J M In all his Now England n tht I ITO soners from it is when Wilson toll not mistaking In bis work explanation of his ordinal hut ho poos ft tho follows who ECU job for the ensuing two years He is n conservative efficient man and cin have tho as long he it Cox is expected to stress the Irish noine lu The Roosters 12 Turkeys 22S7 U Hall School ef I  

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