Supreme Court Decisions Reach Various Appeals
Latest By Wire reports court actions across the nation. Verdicts and new hearings unfold in Mineola and Los Angeles while a hunt for facts continues in Spencer. A Brooklyn official faces a serious charge as a New York case highlights criminal assault allegations against a home superintendent.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Fair Tonight and Tuesday
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with light winds. No significant precipitation is expected as high pressure remains nearby and temperatures remain mild overnight.
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Minister Leads Campaign On Last Weeks Circulation
A memory-impaired young man identified as James O’Neil seeks his identity in Atinth after arriving Saturday. Attorney W. W. Cuckshoot assists Red Cross and Legion to verify his origins, noting Oklahoma ties and former DeMabey membership. Police and local editors search Oklahoma newspapers for clues.
Paris Greece and Berlin News Nerve in Turbulent Talks
Fragmentary European dispatches describe Greek Premier Venizelos facing Allied pressure over Bulgaria’s borders and the League of Nations. In Germany the Luther cabinet refuses to resign, remaining in office with undersecretaries filling key posts. Local reports note cabinet deliberations and political maneuvering as observers weigh possible shifts.
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Greek Leader Premier Turi Thoy Leads War Efforts
A fragmented report notes Greek leader Premier Turi Thoy directing military campaigns amid ongoing tensions with rival factions. Details on specific battles and allied forces are unclear in the garbled text.
News-Telegraph announces new ad rates effective November 1
The News-Telegraph outlines advertising rates to reflect added circulation and rising production costs. Basic rate is 50 cents per column inch for occasional copy, 42 cents for regular advertisers, 15 cents per line for local readers, 20 cents for a 9 line head, 25 cents for hand set heads, and 0 cents per word for classifieds with a 25 cent minimum. The paper serves over 20,000 daily readers in more than 5,000 homes.
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Picture of Sal Waters Remembers Fatal Dirt Track Race
A vintage feature shows Sal Waters, winner of a Chicago dirt track race, with views of the event. The piece notes Waters, also called Anna Waters, died in a later crash and was buried in a local town. a Bell Telephone employee recollects knowing him.
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Homecoming Draws Big Crowd at Local Church
A large Sunday homecoming drew about 160 for dinner and an afternoon program. Former members and visitors attended from the city and Blair Nebraska. Elder B S Denny of Des Moines spoke and more than a dozen letters from former pastors were read. The church, led by Rev. H J Howard, reported thriving activity.
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Demand Repeal of Federal Taxes on Automobiles
Washington Oct 26 A demand to repeal all federal taxes on automobiles was pressed before the box and means committee by Gambrill president of the National Automobile Dealers Association He cited Henry Ford’s note that a $25 price cut could bring a million buyers and argued the war tax averaged $30 per car preventing many Americans from purchasing automobiles.
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Rampaging horse in Guttenberg injures veterinarian
A mad horse in Guttenberg railed through the town injuring local veterinarian and his assistant, according to Dr. Arthur Beyer. The animal was declared rabid by Dr. Beyer after treating two patients, and an ambulance was summoned for further care.
Five More Days of BiG 8-T Contest Remain
Fragmented OCR text mentions a countdown of days for a BiG 8-T contest with unclear details. It references events, locations, and names in garbled form, offering little coherent information beyond the deadline concept.
Funeral Today For Former Local Man In Nebraska
Funeral services are planned today for a former local man who died recently in Nebraska. The obituary notes his survivors include a wife and children, with relatives from several areas. the services will be held at a local church with funeral arrangements finalized by the family.
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Chicago school children to have safe Hallowe'en
Chicago theater owners offered free tickets to a Saturday matinee for school children who pledge to refrain from mischief on Hallowe'en. The plan aims to keep Halloween safe by directing children toward wholesome entertainment at vaudeville venues.
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City Improvement Society Opens 31st Convention in Des Moines
Opening day of the thirty first annual convention of the American society for municipal improvements in Des Moines focuses on reducing city construction costs and standardizing improvement specifications. Prominent attendee Harland Bartholomaw of St. Louis is noted for planning work in Iowa municipalities.
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Accidents in Schneider Race Shrink British Entries
The field in the international triangular contest was cut to a single plane after a British pilot Napier veered into another entry piloted by Captain Hubert Broad. Hinkler's crash damaged the rival craft beyond possible start. The day follows the wrecking of Britain's mystery plane on Saturday, thinning hopefuls.
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Linda Lien Heads to O E S Convention in Davenport
Mrs. Linda Lien worthy matron of local O E S unit departs Massena for a three day meeting of the organization to be held in Davenport starting today.
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Postpone Action Against Beverage Syndicate Indictments
A Chicago grand jury action against a nine million dollar beer syndicate is delayed until Wednesday. District officials name Edwin R ant and James W. MVD among those indicted in connection with the beer ring, involving five large reads and over fifty prominent affiliates and politicians.
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Well Known Banker Dead in Des Moines
Daniel D. Darn a pioneer Iowa banker died at Kellerton Iowa at age 77 telegram said to Clinton R Darn an attorney in Des Moines Darn lived in Des Moines for years He was born in Boonville New York and came to Iowa as a young man Survived by widow four sons Clinton R Ralph Walter Daniel D Jr and two daughters Ruth Dorn and Mrs William B Widener of Pasadena Calif His son left for Kellerton to arrange the funeral.
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