Latest By Wire Charge Monopoly
Great Britain seeks to stop an American monopoly on wireless communication with China under an international accord. E C Yellowley named prohibition administrator for Chicago district by A S Treasury. Colonel Nel Green to run San Francisco prohibition. Coroner in Newton reports unidentified man found dead in haybarn believed natural causes, age about 60. French front reports fierce fighting, Spanish front wary as tensions rise. Major Oscar N Solbert resigns from army, effective Sept 20. Dewey Cipenhaber, 23, dies from pitchfork injury in Bronson, Michigan.
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Bank robber Brown held awaiting Nebraska trial in November
Lincoln Neb John Brown a bank robber was confined in an individual cell at the Nebraska state penitentiary awaiting trial in November for a bank robbery in South Sioux City Neb committed days earlier. He was brought from Sioux City Iowa after capture there and had recently escaped from the Kansas state prison at Lansing.
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Memorial markers for Gold Star sites approved
Gold Star Memorial Commission met at the state house and ordered purchase of markers to cover White Way No 7 and areas in Scott County and nearby. Mrs A H Hoffman reported steady fund-raising progress toward county quotas based on war losses. A road project "deal" involving Governor Hammill former Governor Kendell and Mrs Lou Mc Henry was rejected as a falsehood by Mrs McHenry.
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Captain Steele heads probe in dirigible wreck Caldwell Ohio
Cap tain Steele named to lead the investigation into the Shenandoah disaster as news reaches Caldwell Ohio. Commander Klein reports his findings ahead of a court of inquiry while Steele recollects from leave. The Shenandoah circled eastern Ohio in a futile attempt to avoid a storm before crashing and dying. The radio log of G W Armor, one of the fourteen killed, is released through Commander Klein.
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Coolidge Invited to Visit Iowa City in October
President Coolidge may visit Iowa City during October on his way to Omaha for the regional convention. Harry D. Breene of the Chamber of Commerce, University of Iowa President Walter Jessup, and Mayor J J Carroll signed the invitation by wire hoping the president will address about eight thousand students and city residents.
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Opportunity Extraordinary in News Telegraph Wins Campaign
The News Telegraph splits its campaign into two districts each offering one car and cash prizes plus a 3.20 percent commission to active nonwinning participants. The second district outside Casas county may attract more participants if more readers understand the election’s scope.
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Canning Factory Sets Record in Pack Yesterday
A cannery reported a new record in production as canning activity surged yesterday. Officials say output rose sharply with the plant near capacity, though the full completion of the pack will take several weeks.
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Bearded Stranger Slugs Boy After Threats Near Centerville
Police seek a mysterious man who accosted Lawrence Dayton 18 near Pitnn west of Centerville, knocked him unconscious and fled. The assailant, described as having a heavy black beard, gave a note threatening two days or else and possibly an escaped insane patient. Dayton's condition remains serious as officers search for the suspect.
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Operators Miners Meeting To Air Differences
Representatives of striking anthracite miners and the operators will meet at Hagelin this afternoon to iron out differences over maintaining maintenance forces in the mines. Operators are holding secret conferences daily and plan arbitration while granting a 10 percent wage increase to miners.
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Hopes Fading In Hunt For Missing PN-9 Crew
San Francisco dispatches report that a found plane towed into port was a disabled patrol craft and no trace of the missing PN-9 No. 1 was located by the Hawaiian search fleet. The fifth day of the hunt leaves the crew of five near hopeless as theories persist about a water plunge near Rained.
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Weather and campaign notes mix with election math
The weather section warns of possible showers and thunderstorms tonight with cooler temperatures and overcast skies Sunday. The editorial hints that campaigns are heating up and suggests arithmetic for boosting a candidate’s vote total through long subscription counts, outlining example vote values for various subscription lengths.
Audubon Furniture Dealer Charged With Grand Larceny
An Audubon furniture dealer has been charged with grand larceny following alleged thefts of furniture and goods from customers and suppliers. Investigators say the dealer used misrepresentation to obtain items and did not deliver paid-for merchandise.
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Twelve Women on September Trial Jury Here
A list of twelve women selected to serve on the September trial jury is announced. Names include Joane Peters and Alba, with additional jurors from various districts and wards. The panel comprises residents from Atlanta, Lincoln, Union, Atlantic, and Massena, among others.
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Shenandoah disaster photos featured on page six
The News-Telegraph, via NEA Service, presents today the first strong pictures of the Shenandoah disaster. Readers can find these images on page six, offering a vivid look at the big news event.
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Attended W. C. T. U. Meet Raises Law Machinery Concerns
Fragmentary note mentions attendance at a W. C. T. U. meeting and raises concerns about excessive machinery in law. Context suggests local social reform activity with focus on legal processes.
Sweltering Heat Tolling Lives and Crops
Washington dispatch reports extreme heat causing casualties and crop damage across regions. Weather Bureau forecasts show initial rain then warmer conditions midweek. Segments reference plagues of storm damage and indirect economic hardship across states, with mentions of protests and prohibition era concerns amid bleak events.
Brown Varsity Man Visits Audubon Relatives
Mr and Mrs J Ho Shoemaker of Providence R 1 visited the home of Mrs Shoemaker's parents Reed and wife in Audubon Indiana. Mrs Shoemaker is connected with Brown University at Providence.
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Miss Alvina Cocklin Undergoes Appendix Operation
Miss Alvina Cocklin, ill with intestinal flu, was taken to the Omahe MoE hospital yesterday for an operation to remove her appendix. The procedure, labeled operation Griswold, occurred on September 4 in Ta. Sept. 4.
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