Submarine S-51 Sinks After Collision Near Block Island
In a harbor tragedy the S-51 submarine sank after colliding with the S.S. Rome 14 miles east of Block Island. Three crewmen were rescued, while divers reported a large hole and the vessel resting on keel with no contact possible with those aboard. Names of rescued sailors and details of the crash are provided by Rear Admiral Christy and Navy officials.
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Alfred Guier
New Bedford
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Peoria
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French Finance Minister to Reject American Debt Plan
Paris dispatch reports French Finance Minister Caillaux planned to reject the American proposal in its present form. The plan mirrors a British repayment framework, with France seeking first ten year concessions due to wartime financial chaos and believed postwar prosperity.
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Finance
Caillaux
M. Cuillaux
France
United States
Philadelphia Tally Narrows To One Three Ways
A garbled court shorthand report notes a Philadelphia focus with scattered names and phrases. Amid fractured lines it references a key event or person, with unclear details and partial attributions.
County Treasurer Sells $20,000 Anticipation Certs
County Treasurer Jones sold $20,000 in anticipation certificates on a primary road project. Des Moines firm Cavitan D. Heir bought the issue at a favorable rate, bidding a substantial interest share. Other bids and details appear distorted but indicate a low interest outcome for taxpayers.
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de Sherey
Cavitan D. Heir Company
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Cummins Attacks Radicals Before 200 Leaders in Cedar Rapids
United States Senator Albert Cummins denounced demagogues preaching Bolshevism and socialism to a crowd of about 200 in Cedar Rapids. He warned against government ownership of railroads and argued that prosperous lines should cover their operating costs while many miles earn little or none. He noted economic hardship but said Americans fare better than peers in other nations.
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Cedar Rapids
INS
United States
Alb. Cummins
Elk Horn Man Still Alive With Broken Neck
Thomas Jessen, who fell from his haymow southeast of Elk Horn Iowa yesterday and broke his neck, remains alive but with no hope of recovery. He recognizes visitors and his condition is unchanged awaiting the end.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Thomas Jessen
Farmers Savings Bank Buys Iowa State Building
Report notes Farmers Savings Bank acquiring the Iowa State Building with emphasis on modern facilities and improved services for depositors. The transfer follows state banking actions and cements the bank’s status among leading financial institutions in the region.
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Farmers Savings Bank
Iowa State Building
Former Atlantic Girls Revisit Old Home Town
Old friends Finch and Florita Sanford, former Miss Mabel and Miss Ida Sanford, visit Atlantic high school graduates of 1887. Moriis, nicknamed Tody, and Florita travel with their son and daughter, while Florita promotes a new soft drink named Wine Dip. News-Telegraph notes a brief morning outing.
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Maud
Finch
Florita
Mabel
Ida Sanford
Tate
Ated
Athantic High School
Moriis
Million Dollar Hotel Planned for Cedar Rapids
Sept 26 Cedar Rapids plans announced for a seven story fireproof hotel costing 1,000,000 dollars. The 140 by 140 building will be Indiana limestone and brick, with four small shops around the first floor entrance and a lobby dominated first floor. The project is promoted by First Avenue Realty Company.
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Cedar Rapids
Avenue Realty Company
Klan Candidate for Legislature Resigns Pastoral Role
A candidate affiliated with a white supremacist group resigns from a pastorate amid political career activity. Content appears garbled but indicates departure from church leadership and ongoing legislative bid.
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KLAN
Audubon Canning Co Finishes Biggest Pack in Years
Audubon Canning Co completes a record packing run, marking a major milestone for the firm this season. Factory officials report high efficiency and strong demand from buyers as operations ramp to peak output.
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Audubon Canning CO
Hessian fly free date for Cass County Sept 28
The notice sets the Hessian fly free date for Cass County as September 28. It warns that no wheat should be sown before this safe seeding date to prevent Hessian fly injury, and cautions against delaying seeding too long after the date due to winter wheat risks.
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Catholic Church at Harlan Will Be Dedicated Tuesday
Harlan Ta September 26 The St Michael s Catholic parish teen church building will be dedicated next Tuesday. The service will begin in Lovetock in the morning and be conducted by Right Reverend Thomas W Drimin bishop of Des Maines. Rev Fr Aspinwall the local pastor is credited for awakening the parish to its needs and ability to meet the cost.
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St. Michael's Catholic
Lovetock
Thomas W. Drimin
Des Maines
Aspinwall
Demonstration of Red Star Oil Stores advertised early
The News-Telegraph ran an ad for J. H. Minor & Son announcing a Red Star Oil Stores demonstration ahead of schedule. The event is postponed and will be held later after due notice. Also mentioned is a missionary meeting at the local Congregational church next Thursday evening.
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J. H. Minor & Son
Hammill to Speak at Cedar Falls Meeting Soon
The article notes Hammill will address a Cedar Falls gathering in the near future. It mentions Mr. Lowefen as a fortieth speaker and hints at an outlet and speaker lineup, though many lines are garbled.
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Hammill
Cedar Falls
Dr Ada Fuller Pioneer Iowa Physician Dies in Rockwell City
Dr Ada Luper Fuller a Maine born physician who faced malpractice charges and appeals died of heart failure at Lutheran Hospital. She died suddenly after a history of legal battles including a 1924 malpractice conviction and multiple criminal operation charges without final convictions. Born in Boone Iowa she earned her medical degree at Drake University and practiced in the region for about fifteen years.
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Maine
Ada Julle
Rockwell City
Boller
Lutheran Hospital
Supreme Court
Dee Puller
Dr. Fuller
Boone
Ada Luper
Drake University
Opponents Sign Remonstrance Against River Drainage Plan
About fifty residents met at Five Mile Grove school house to sign a remonstrance against the Botna river straightening project toward the north county line. The group voiced strong opposition and discussed impact on the area and community.
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Botna
County
Five Mile Grove
Local Corn Show Dates Set by American Legion Meet
The American Legion Mona meetings in Omaha set new dates for the local corn show with multiple session days listed. Prizes include $1 for each entry, and the schedule includes morning and evening events with expected features and a claim of the best show yet.
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Legion Meet
American Legion
Omaha
Atm
Nash car line to be handled here by Stacey Fox
The Nash line mobiles will operate in this city by Stacey Fox of Bluff s under local business setup. The new agents will cover Westly Susie County and Keloy County with two models and future expansion to Carrol County. The family has rented a home at 505 Hickory Street and plan to move soon, joining Atlantic social circles.
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Bluffs
Nash Line
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Une Bluffs
Mike OT Vars
Westly
Susie Cowhe
Sam Tap
Keloy
Addiat Carrol County
S—lman
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Em Wis
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Atlantic
Man Reported Dead, Very Much Alive
Rev. C. L. Thomas, former Anita resident, was said dead after a surgical illness at Des Moines hospital. He visited Anita last week returning from the Atlanta church conference and is slowly improving. The conference report noted his health status for the upcoming year.
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Ty News-Telegraph
C. L. Thomas
Anita
M. EL Hospitali
Des Mares
Atlanta
Thomas
M. BE
Ru. Lw
No Appointment To Iowa Supreme Court Bench Yet
Des Moines September 26 Justice X will sit on the Iowa Supreme Court bench until Governor Hammill names four successors to the late Justice Thomas Arthur. Opinions handed down bore Justice X's signature alongside other justices. The governor remained undecided on appointments and would hear the ceremonial commission this afternoon.
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Des Moines
INS
Justice X
Supreme Court
Hammill
Thomas Arthur
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