Army Flyers Complete Set to New York
The round the world flyers reached Mitchel Field New York at 3 30 pm after Boston departure with 15000 onlookers greeting them Prince of Wales among the spectators Senator Wadsworth and Lieut Smith welcomed the group The flight proceeded over City Island and Manhattan then to Mineola before the Mitchel Field stop pending Seattle circumnavigation progress reports from multiple cities marked the day with cheers and flight inspections at each base
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Associated Press
Mitchelll Field
In. Y
Boston
Prince of Wales
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Lieut. Smith
New York
City Island
Bronx
Manhattan Island
Battery
Fifth
Madison Avenues
Canony
Manhattan
Mitchelfield
Mineola
Army
Seattle
Patrick
Air Service
Smith
World flyers pass over Port Chester New York
Port Chester New York reports the world flyers entered the state at 2 35 p m today and flew over the town.
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Port Chester
New York
World Flyers
New York State
London Times Commends Round the World Airmen
The London Times praises American airmen for the Boston arrival of the U S Army round the world flyers. It commends government and navy support and says American airmanship and nation reap deserved reward. Other nations’ expeditions lack the strong home backing seen in this effort.
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Associated Press
the Times Today
Boston
United States Army
United States
Navy
Catholic Charities Meet Draws Over Three Thousand Delegates
Des Moines hosts a National Conference of Catholic Charities with 3,100 delegates registered and expected to rise to 5,000. Governor Kendall denounces religious strife and defends Catholics in U S government while Cardinal Gasparri’s cablegram blesses the conclave. Bernard J. Fagan warns youth latchkeys age 14 and cites 14,000 court cases. he lists five causes of delinquency including movies and peer gangs.
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Des Moines
Kendall
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Iowa
Coliseum
Noman
Rome
Pius XI
T. W. Drumm
Gasparri
Holy Father
Bernard J. Fagan
Juvenile Court of
New York City
Defenders of Shanghat Claim Victorious Day
Shanghai dispatch reports advances on multiple fronts with emphasis west of Taihu and near Liuho. The Cheklang forces under General Chen Yao San, including the fourth and parts of the tenth divisions with Fukien support, have pressed northward from Changhing toward the provincial border.
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Associated Frees
Shanghai
Taihu
Lake
Hinting
Liuho
Cheklang
Second
Chen Yao San
Fukien Province
Chekiang
Taiku
Changhing
Fighting Near Shanghai Amid Reports of Kiangsu Forces
Artillery and rifle fire intensified in the Jessfield district on Shanghai western outskirts. No official source confirmed. Reports suggest Kiangsu forces may have moved from Hwangsu along the Shanghai Nanking railroad or via waterways from Soochow.
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Asenetse Press
Shanghai
Jessfield
Kiangsu
Hwangsu
Shanghai- Nanking
Lu Yung Halang
Soochow
Fall's Attorneys Attack New Oil Lease Inquiry
In Washington a motion was filed in the District of Columbia supreme court seeking to quash the government oil lease inquiry into Albert B. Fall. Fall’s lawyers call the probe a fishing expedition and seek to halt grand jury proceedings and any potential indictments. The government has questioned witnesses tied to the Sinclair oil firm as part of Teapot Dome related actions. Justice Sidden ordered the government to show cause tomorrow why the proceedings should not be stopped.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Today
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
United States
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Teapot Dome
Justice Sidden
French and Belgians Abandon Customs Cordon
Paris reports the customs cordon along the eastern frontier of the occupied Ruhr will be abandoned tomorrow under the London agreement. The Dawes plan progress is seen as promising, with officials noting German efforts to meet obligations.
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Associated Preem
Paris
Ruhr
Owen D. Young
Iowa Men In Illinois Bank Robbery Question
Davenport reports Ployd and Ralph Carver arrested as suspects in the New Boston Illinois bank robbery last Friday and held for questioning. The license plate mirrors Ralph Carver’s plate. Dog footprints believed to belong to the Carvers were found near the scene. a crippled man thought to be an accomplice is also in custody.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Ployd
Ralph Carver
New Boston, Ill
Ford roadster stolen in Union County I east South Elm theft
A Ford roadster owned by Onie Page was stolen between 10 and 11 Sunday night from a parking spot in the 406 block on South Elm street. Sheriff Fred Collings was notified. A detailed machine description was relayed to officers in nearby towns by long distance telephone. The Union County Board of Supervisors met at the courthouse in regular session to discuss next year’s tax levy and to name the November election boards.
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Onie Page
South Elm Street
Fred Collings
Board of Supervisors of
Union County
Car Ditches North of Creston After Sunday Crash
A light coupe with a Taylor county plate ran off a county road two miles north of Creston Sunday afternoon. The left fender was smashed but the car stayed upright on the embankment. Occupants' injuries unknown as no report was filed. Ralph "Doc" Jones of Creston faced a federal grand jury and pleaded not guilty to illegal possession of alleged liquor after being arrested Sunday night with a bottle of diluted alcohol.
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Taylor County
Creston
Ralph “Doc” Jones
Federal Grand Jury
John C. Hunt
United States
Jones
Fulton Stream Sells 160 Acres For Cash
Fulton Stream county supervisor sold 160 acres in Spaulding township to Art Fils for 200 dollars per acre. The $32000 purchase was paid in cash. The tract, located one mile west of Stream’s home place, is well improved and can be cultivated. Buyer to take possession March 1.
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Fulton Stream
Spaulding Township
Art Fils
Mr. Fils
Mr. Stream
Mrs Nellie Bertholf Dies Aged 50 At Home
Mrs Nellie Bertholf died at 4 30 Sunday morning at 602 North Elm street at age 50 She is survived by husband J L Bertholf and three sons Cheney Wayne and Phil Funeral services will be held at the old Bertholf home south of Winterset at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon with Rev H S Baumgarden officiating Burial will be in Clark cemetery in Madison county
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Nellie Bertholf
North Elm Street
J. L. Bertholf
Cheney
Governor's Island
New York
Wayne
Creston
Phil
Norfolk
Nebr
Bertholf
Winterset
Rev. H. S. Baumgardenr
Clark Cemetery
Madison County
Mrs Shockley Injured by Electric Wringer
Mrs Dave Shockley of 605 South Cherry street suffered a painful cut and bruising to her left hand and a broken finger when her hand was caught in an electric wringer this morning. A physician was summoned immediately.
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Dave Shockley
South Cherry Street
Paris Notes Wary Of German War Responsibility
Paris reports that Germany has not sent the note denying responsibility for the war to the French foreign office. Foreign officials expect the document may not appear, with a definite opinion growing that it will never be issued.
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Paris
Germany
Early Baseball Scores Amid War Acknowledgments
The report notes New York's early baseball scores with a 6 to 2 game and mentions pitchers Bush and Hofmann. A separate dispatch from Duesseldorf dated September 8 cites General De Goutte granting permission for expelled residents to return unless their presence threatens peace in the occupied Rhine region.
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Duesseldorf
Degoutte
Rhine
Vernon Goltry Shot While Hunting at Afton
Vernon Goltry 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. A L Goltry of Afton, is in critical condition after an accidental shooting while hunting Sunday forenoon. An operation removed the shot from his left shoulder and lung. recovery expected unless pneumonia or infection develops. He and companions Kenneth Buckman and John Shepherd were crossing the Burlington railroad trestle at Afton Junction when the gun discharged. the gun was believed to slip. He was taken to a physician in Afton and attends high school there.
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Vernon Goltry
A. L. Goltry
Afton
Vernon
Kenneth Buckman
John Shepherd
Buriington
Afton Junction
Buckman
Shepherd
Coolidge Focuses On Government Problems Ahead
Washington reports President Coolidge will clear his schedule for two weeks to address pending government issues and gauge reaction to last week’s speeches. The White House eyes tariff commission sugar duty cuts and a new member as Commission terms expire. Senator Moses urged a La Follette campaign focus and predicted gains in the Senate for Republicans and potential Democratic pickups in Montana and Tennessee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Tariff Commission
Lewis
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Republican Campaign Committee
LaFallette
John W. Davis
Davis On Way To Estes Park
Democratic candidate John W. Davis arrived in Denver from Lincoln for a brief stop before heading to Estes Park in the Rockies. He planned to stay until Thursday then return to deliver an address, meeting local leaders and stressing honesty in government amid state political chatter.
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Ayeeens Press
Denver
John W. Davis
Lincoln
Nebr
Hetes Park
Rocky Mountains
Davis
U. S
Cotton Crop Forecast Shows Record Upland Output
Washington reports a forecast of 12 787 000 pounds or 5600 bale equivalent for this year's cotton crop based on conditions as of September 1 and ginnings of 958 204 running bales counted as half bales. The figures come from the consolidated cotton report of the department of agriculture and census bureau.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture and Census Bureau
Masons Acquire Bettendorf Home For Aged and Dependents
Masons of town purchase the Bettendorf residence above the Mississippi river to house their aged and dependent brothers widows and children. The 22 acre grounds and palatial home were bought for far less than the original 260000 price. The property sits three miles east of Davenport and has been in the Staleyfamily since the Bettendorf passing.
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Associated
Prenay Davenport
Sept
Mississippi Valley
Davenport
Lininger pleads guilty in liquor nuisance case
Lininger and his employee Keller face charges after a raid on a Union county lunch room. Lininger pleaded guilty and was fined 500 dollars plus costs by Judge Carter. Jury trials for the upcoming term were set, with several civil cases scheduled for tomorrow and a September supreme court docket listing four Union county matters.
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L. L. Lininger
West Union Wheel
Union County District
HH Carter
W. Keller
Lininger
Yale Tire and Rubber Company
E. E. Zink
John Bowerbank
8. B. Hagan
M. M. Lichty
Anna
W. H. Mooers
Littie G. Stalker
Truman Comer
Harvey Toland
Jene Davis
C. T. Gideon
Thayer
Statesmen At Geneva To Study Arbitration
At Geneva the League of Nations assembly continues despite the departure of the British and French premiers. Eminent delegates from Europe Latin America and Asia stay to examine compulsory arbitration security and disarmament as 48 governments seek pacific dispute settlement. Briand and Henderson are among participants.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Europe
Latin America
Asia
M. Briand
Arthur Henderson
Japan
M. Adasehi
Baron Wurtemberg
Sweden
League
Mexican federal major dragged to death by Villistas
Reports reaching Juarez military headquarters say Major Armendariz of the Mexican federal army was dragged to death behind horses by 15 Villistas commanded by Hipolito Villa after being captured near Santa Barbara Chihuahua.
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el Paso
Tex
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
Hipolito Villa
Armendariz
Mexican Federal Army
Jaurez
Weather drives Union county corn yield outlook
County farm bureau agent L. J. Nickle says the corn crop hinges on warm weather in the coming weeks as recent cool damp days slow maturation. He notes oats are partly stored, with feeding values and ratios to corn guiding livestock rations, and suggests dairy industry aims in Creston could benefit from soft corn stored in silos.
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Union County
L. J. Nickle
Walsted
Nickle
Creston
Labor Party Makes Steady Advance
Labor strengthens its hold across Australia as Victoria returns labor in greater strength than forecast. With 29 seats for labor, 24 Nationalists, and 12 Farmers, the overall trend favors labor as the party leads in Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. New South Wales may follow, and federal labor MPs expect a sweeping win next election.
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Melbourne
Labor
Australia
Victoria
Commonwealth
Nationalist
Farmers’ Party
Farmers’ Union
Queensland
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
New South Wales
Classified Ad Offer Reaches 17000 Readers
A small cost want ad in the ADVERTISER promises exposure to 17000 readers for a household article sale. Try it once and be convinced.
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Shanghat
Mr. Young
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Shockley
Bush
Hofmann
Fuftlerton
Piercey
Hevin
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