Gragedy Ends Woodgutting Lodge Party
Special to Daily Times reports Brandon Iowa area where William Evans was injured while cutting wood near Jewsn. He died shortly after at the railroad station while awaiting transport to Cedar Rapids hospital. Evans survived by a wife and five children. Lodge gathering details unclear as arrangements pending.
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Daily Times
Brandon
Mornee
SRA
Jewsn
William Evans
Avaneinber
Dillon
Big Firms Control Pacific Coast Oil Prices
The federal trade commission reports to the senate that crude oil and petroleum prices on the Pacific coast are controlled by Standard Oil. Independent California firms allegedly refuse to sell to retailers under Standard’s price level, indicating an interlocking ownership among major players. The five largest firms cited are Standard Oil of California, Union Oil, Associated California Oil, Shell Oil, and General Petroleum, shaping prices of fuels and related products in California.
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United Bres
Washington
Dlc
Pacific Coast
Standard Oil Company
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
California
Standard of
Standard Off
L Gnoup
Standard Oil Company of
Union Oil Compainy
Associated California Oil Company
Shell Oil Company
General Petroleum Corporation
Trish Break Truce in Jail Fight Kills Two Officers
United Press reports a jail clash in London where two police officers were killed amid a breakout attempt. The incident occurred after inmates attacked guards and breached a cell block, triggering a fatal confrontation as prison staff attempted to regain control.
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Trish
United Press
London
Simee
Avutedi Tien
Ayis Ghormmig
Simittan
One More Test Is Forecast by War President
United Press reports Woodrow Wilson predicts a test of world order as leaders of the League of Nations rally supporters to reassert its principles. He questions whether senators would defend American interests if the League is invoked under a rights safeguard. No comment on Henderson association.
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United Press
Wshingean
Woodrow Wilson
Carl
America
Wilson
Hierding
Planned murder charge in Kennedy case unfolds
United Press reports Madelynn Obenchuin and Aighur Bureh conspired in Madelyna's Alexandria hotel room to trap J Belton Kennedy. Supporting hotel register and clerk testimony are expected as prosecutors lay out motive and setup for the Beverly Glen shooting.
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United Press
Angeles
Cal
Kennedy
Madelyn Obenchuin
Madelyn
Burch
Kansas Acts to Curt Meat i Workers' Strike
Kansas moves to intervene in the packing workers strike with a petition for hearing in the Kansas industrial court. Attorney General Richard J. Hopkins filed the action against corporations and union leaders connected to the strike. Cedar Rapids plant officials say their operation at T. M. Sinclair Packing would not be immediately affected.
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Kansas
United Prt
Topeka
Kans
State Legal Department
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas Industrial Court
TG Corporations
United Press
Cedar Rapids
T. M
Sinclair Packing Company
Smivexoff Freed of Sesh Teheey Anio Theft Charges
The case centers on Smivexoff charged with auto theft and disposal of stolen vehicles. The state accuses him of shipping vehicles across the Midwest in separate sections, amid inquisition and contested proof.
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Smivexoff
Cryv
Crier Rapids
Der
Whisk
Middle West
Bobs Smalehott
Pete
Washington and Jefferson Play California Tilt Set
United Press report notes Washington and Jefferson College will meet the University of California for a dramatic football title in the Rose Tournament on New Year’s Day. Formal arrangements to travel to California include Jefferson and other officials, with teams set to compete in Pasadena.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cabs Dee
Wiste Ineton
Jefferson College
University of California
Uiesaitena
Tickets for Minstrel Are on Safe Today
The Times reports a Legion Minstrel ticket campaign under way in Vinton with no reserved seats. Tickets will be sold at Sents drug store starting Wednesday morning, valid for Thursday or Friday performances. Manager Melver urges early purchase to secure desired seats as good tickets sell fast.
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Legion
Thee Post
Vinton and
Orienty
Sents Drug
Tron
Melver
Moose Notice Special District Meeting Tonight
Special meeting at seven ninety. District Deputy Supreme Dictator will attend. Moose members urged to appear. Text contains unreadable words but indicates a timely assembly and leadership presence.
Children’s Films Will Be Continued By City Club
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs met at Mrs. N Wilson’s home for a luncheon and business session. The film committee reported success of children’s films at Palace theatre and will continue screenings after year start. December includes a pronouncement, with one film between Christmas and New Year. Appreciation notes were given to Manager Geo. Jackson and Minor Chard clubwomen. Federation leaders were invited to inspect the city plant engine. Mrs. Theo. Mihlt was elected second Vice President.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
N Wilson
Wilson
C. G. Williams
Grace Fisher
Richard Thomas
Glen Detrick
Palace Theatre
Geo. Jackson
Civetlc
Theo. Mihtl
Chariton Shooting at Burlington Station Claims Life
United Press reports Chariton resident Olva Boots Imel, 20, killed at Burlington station after an altercation with railroad detective A. E. Mullen. Mullen fired first into the ceiling, then shot Imel in the head as he and a companion pursued him across the street, causing Imel’s instant death.
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United Press
Chariton
Tmel
A. E. Mullen
Burlington Railroad
Mullen
Imel
Burlington
Schroeder of Iowa U Heads Athletic Assn
E G Schroeder of the State University of Iowa was elected president of the Western Intercollegiate Fencing Wrestling and Gymnastic association. The conference championship meet would be held at Madison in March or April.
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United Press
Chicago
E. G. Schroeder
State University of Iowa
Western Intercollegiate Fencing, Wrestling and Gymnastic Association
Madison
Weather Forecast Unsettled Tonight and Saturday
Unsettled weather expected tonight and in the western portion on Saturday. Temperatures show little change. Shop for deals in the Daily Times.
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West Portion
T.meg
Packing Strike Called Not 10 Hurt Production
Chicago dispatch reports thirty five thousand union workers in packing plants ordered to strike Monday for union recognition and against “company unions” that reduced wages. J J Hayes, international president, said management refused to deal with union officials over wages and conditions. Firms claim the strike will be ineffective as union members are in the minority. plants set to be affected in Omaha Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Dubuque.
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United Press
Chicago
Unio
J. Hayes
Unnion
Hayes
Amalgamated Men Cutters & Reachers Union of
North America
Hayes’ Union
Omaha
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Dibudqae
Wellard Catlin Wins at Ghigaes in Open Glass
Benton county shows pride as Wellord Catlin, a teen from west of Vinton, places 12th in the open class among 75 entries at the International Livestock Show. Hess & Brown of Waterloo take 11th with a steer that won multiple state fairs. Catlin, noted as a skilled livestock judge and handler, has impressed for Benton county at this international event.
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Benton County
World not ready for real peace at Paris parley
William Jennings Bryan argues the Paris peace conference fails to act due to wartime conditions and lingering bitterness. He notes postwar reforms, military training opposition, and a shift toward peace as Ford reportedly offers to buy iron and scrap war materials, questioning whether Japan should accept a given basis for reparations.
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Paris
William Jennings Bryan
United Press
Washington
America
Ford
Japan
Zbyszko Retains His Title as Champion
Indianapolis report says Stanislaus Zbyszko the world heavyweight champion defended his title last night in straight falls against Hindu challenger J Kobar. The match took place in Indianapolis on December 2.
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Zbyszko
Undired
Indianapolis
Ind
Stanislaus Zbyszko
J. Kobar
Morse Sought by Ship Board for Big Steal
United Press reports the U S government seeks Morse extradition from France over alleged wartime shipping board frauds totaling 40 million dollars. Morse and his sons deny fleeing to dodge charges and say he went to Europe for health reasons. Morse, released after landing at Havre, plans possible return to the United States to clear his name.
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Morse
Ship Board
United. Press
Washington, D. C
France
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
Havre
Europe
Penny
Taft
Americano
United States
Paris
United Press
Rome
Dr Cully ends pledge drive for hospital fund
Dr Cully, chair of the committee, announced a $30,000 goal for the hospital fund. The drive faced weak support, with the committee shifting roles as efforts continued, and he hopes to finish the task tomorrow with results anticipated.
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Elecata Cully
Saganeche
Manson
Tilford
Cat
Cally
Cully
Later Markets From Chicago December Grain and Livestock
Chicago market figures show oats at 3216 33 and 3854 for December and May with oats receipts 75 cars. Corn and wheat quotes mixed, wheat receipts 25 cars. Cash oats steady. Hogs receipts 50,000 with 5 to 10 cent drop, top 7.00 for 150 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 3,000 firm to 5 cents higher, top 11.25. Sheep receipts ? steady to 25 cents higher, top 10.75.
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Bassett & Westover
Prime Hogs and Market Prices Reported
Prime hogs 150 and over bring 35.10. Hogs 150 to 180 lbs at 5.40. Good packers up to 400 lbs 5.60. Packers over 400 lbs 4.60. Overnight bids on grain oats No 3 white and No 3 yellow corn 31¢. New corn No 3 yellow 29¢. Basis of oats 26 lb. mention of hashel discount per pound under 26. Poultry market obtained by Vinton Produce Co. Mention of eggs and springs.
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Jnany
Vinton P Roduce Co
Fergs
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League of Nations
Madelynn
Bursh
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Moose
Preces
Ray Euroy
Brlington Sleuth
Schroeder
Iowa
U” Heads Athletic Assn
Pmaece
Wellard Catlin
Lenton County
Bryan
Ky-Co
Adolf Lorenz
New York
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Phyacian
DR. Cully
Vinton
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