Pirates Win Latest By Wire Sign Treaty
Moscow reports the Russia trade treaty signed with Germany by Brockdorff Muntzau for Germany and Mitevinoff for Russia. In Iowa City the fall term for the court at Creston was postponed. Judge Martin set October 15 as start. Dubuque jailer shot in a break for freedom. Earl Starnes held for assault and robbery. manhunt underway. Paris reports Communist efforts for nationwide strikes failed. reasons cited include Morocco war protest and tax hikes. Former Iowa bankers Wenatrand and Kingon David go on trial in Shenandoah bank case. Mrs Mabel Brown, waitress, hanged herself amid financial troubles. A freak accident in Des Moines left two freight cars on their ends in Northwestern yards after a collision.
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Creston
Wenatrand
Kingon David
Down
Deridder
Farmers National Bank of
Des Moines
Northwestern Yards
Chicago & Northwestern
Ames
Gas Companies Not Affected by Strike
Atlantic City N J Oct 12 Gas companies in the middle west will endure no hardship from the anthracite coal strike. Iowa gas men at the American Gas Association convention said gas production relies on by product coke as generator fuel in the gar process.
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Atlantic City
N. d
Middlewest
Iowa
American Gas Association
Middle West
Old Man's Money Helps Lads After Trouble
Indictment and jury action follow a youth incident where funds, totaling $1,095, were used to resolve issues. A man faced charges related to wearing a weapon while in service. fines were paid as part of the case resolution.
Former California resident dies at advanced age
A California obituary notes the death of a local man of advanced age in Pasadena. The report references his life, the 19th or 20th October date, and mentions a Red Cross call directed by a local official. The fragmented OCR text confirms a death notice with sparse details and multiple garbled phrases.
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California
Corn Show Exhibits Dominate O Bended Exhibits
Crowded displays flood the racks at the Oregon bend corn show as farmers compete for prizes. Decorated booths feature autumn leaves, flags, and themed displays. The event includes a big Wednesday program with entertainment and a National Corn Growers association meeting at City Hall at 2 PM.
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O Bend
Ty Faymters
Praen
Eushington
Wn Eau
Grail
Fatoy Barea
Olsireau
Telleul
North Town
Trely
National Corn Growers’ Association
U’plock
Death Comes to Well Known Man in Subbere
A fragmented oblique notice reports the death of a well known local man in Subbere. readable fragments reference mourning, community reaction, and a vague sense of loss amid unclear surrounding details.
Former Judge To Appeal Here For Old Ironsides
Whitmore of this city will present the Old Ironsides campaign to save the Constitution as the central appeal at the teachers meeting. The drive is supported by the Atlantic lodge and Secretary of the Navy approval and includes essays from elementary and high school students with bronze and silver medals for winners. The ship lies at Fall River, Mass., and is visited by many yearly with the program shifted to room 9 in the high school.
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Burin
Whitmore
Avhhool
Byacdhay
Oliver Wendell Hulmes
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Atlantic Lodge No. 445
Frigate
Fall River
Mass
Morse
News-Telegraph
P. T
iowa newspapermen to meet at nevada
Representatives of the Town Associated Newspapers will meet in Nevada on Friday October 16, per O J Benjamin board member. The association, forming from newspapermen across about 90 counties, aims to provide complete advertiser coverage without duplication. Ed M Smith of the Winterset Madisonian serves as president and Don ry of the Indianola Record is called for Nevada in a conference.
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Nevada
INS
Associated Newsapers
O. J. Benjamin
Association
Ed M. Smith
Winterset
Madigonian
Don
Slayer of Logan Deputy Writ of Habeas Corpus Filed
Missouri tale of a Logan County deputy shooting during a bootlegger raid on Sept 15. Judge W C Ratcliffe will hear the writ. Munroe defendant Ro J Organ argues grand jury evidence fails to prove first degree murder. Rey Bell and FarI Williams face murder indictments. Jensen remains at large.
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Missouri
Varbey
Lepity
Logan
Enynpeal
W. C. Ratcliffe Inmarroti
Ro J. Organ
Munroe
Gure Runnin Pang
Rey Bell
Farl Williams
Omaha
Jensen
Deposition of Bishop Brown Ordered by Court Today
In New Orleans on October 12 a church court verdict found the Right Rev. William Montgomery Brown, former bishop of Arkansas, guilty of heresy. Sentenced at St Pauls Church by Presiding Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, Brown did not appear to accept the sentence.
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New Orleans
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
St. Pauls Church
Ethelbert Talbot
Brown
Benton County Farmers Rally Over Chicken Thefts
In Vinton Iowa on October 12 farmers in Benton County formed a cooperative protective association to curb petty chicken thefts affecting over five thousand birds. The move follows growing losses during the autumn period and aims to organize local farmers for security and joint action.
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Benton County
Vinton
INS
Atolon
Co-Operative Farmers’ Protective Association
G. ‘Ods
Cedar
French Cabinet to Consider Caillaux Report Tomorrow
Paris Oct 12 The French cabinet will meet tomorrow to discuss M Caillauxs report on the Washington Debt Conference The proposal for a temporary five year settlement has been tabled by the cabinet and they expect to act on it soon
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Paris
INS
M. Caillaux
Washington
Brunson Begins New Duties In State Roles
Ambiguous OCR text describes Brunson taking up duties today and mentions officials and operations. Multiple garbled phrases reference Henry, Abaya, SD, PAE, and Soper but lack coherent context or clear events. The piece notes promotions and governance themes without verifiable details.
Suit on Account in Court Today Archers Next Case
The trial of Athalie Nutelletaie against A. Reimer for water suit injury began in court this morning as Judge Peters reconvened the September term after a recess. The jury includes C. P. Smith, E. Cange, Elmer Roberts, Milo Smith, Frank Welton, H. C. Lapham, Miss Dorothy Mastellar, Mrs. John Steffens, Harold Ostrus, Opal Everso, Henry Haildorff and RB Campbell. If this case ends today, the Carl Archer robbery case will start tomorrow.
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Sheathtie Nutelletaie
A. Reimer
Peters
C. PL Smith
E. ¢.Ange
Elmer Roberts
Milo Smith
Prank’ Welton
H. ¢. ‘Lapham
Dorothy Mastellar
John Steffens
iHarold Ostrus
Opal Everso
Henry Haildorff
RB. R. Campbeil
Carl Archer
Gardner and wife of Benton township celebrated spending spree
Edw R Gardner and his wife of Benton township are noted in a Benton county society item as enjoying a period of unspecified spending activity in Florida on October 12. The fragmentary report provides no further details on individuals or locations beyond names and the date.
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Anita, In
News-Telegraph
R. Gardner
Benton Township
Second Victory Sparks Pirates Rally In Ball Game
New census tor na y tales recounts a close ball game where the Pirates led by two before the Senators tied it. Key plays include Rice's single and Goslin's double, followed by a three-run swing in the third. Johnson shut out the Pirates until late, then Goslin made two outstanding catches to preserve the Senators lead. (Continued on page five).
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Senators
Rice
Goslin
Pirates
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhaort
Traynor
Johnson
Senators Run In Army Of Hurlers Against Victors
In the sixth game of peony, Senators face a strong Washington attack as hurlers duel. The result could decide the series with both teams aiming to clinch the win.
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Wisden Senators
Oyrhs
Senators
Washington
Threatened restaurant men fined in police court
George Leffingwell and Adolph Nelsen, local young men, created a disturbance at the railroad restaurant on Chestnut Street after drinking. They pleaded guilty to intoxication, disturbing the peace, and threats. Mayor Trainer fined each $30 and costs, to be paid off on the streets due to lack of change.
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George Leffingwell
Adulpp Nelsen
Lea-teise
Lower Chestnutstreet
Haaing
Barney Colman
Trainer
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