Hylan defeats Walker in mayoral primary. Walker backs by Tamany Hall
New York Sept 16 Mayor Hylan loses his bid for a third term as James Walker wins a decisive Democratic primary backed by Tamany Hall. Frank Waterman captures the Republican nomination over Lyons and Bennett. Hylan contemplates an independent bid as party leaders weigh the outcome and future alliances.
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New York
James R. Walker
Frank D. Waterman
Republica
Walker
John F. Hylan
New York Evening Journal
Hylan
Waterman
John J. Lyons
William M. Bennett
Mr. Lyons
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Waterman
James Walker
Tammany Hall
Smith
W. R. Hearst
Tammany
Fountain Pen
The
New York Times Today
Los Angeles
Hearst
American
Democrat
New York World
Hylan City
John J. McCooey
Brooklyn
Lyons
Bennett
Charles Evans Hughes
Ogden L. Mills
Mr. Hearst
Mayor Hylan Reveals Mask Off Ham and Egg Man
New York City mayor John F. Hylan arrived at City Hall cheerful and said he was pleased with two things. He announced that he pulled the mask off the big ham and egg man in a morning statement.
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New York
John F. Hylan
City Hall
Must Get Athletic Permit To Play At Morningside
Des Moines September 16 The Iowa High Schools Athletic Association bulletin reports a board ruling that member schools may not take part in any athletic event at Morningside College without written consent for one year. The measure follows charges that Morningside allowed Platt High School of South Dakota to compete in a Morningside basketball tournament while Platt was suspended by the South Dakota Association.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa High Schools Athletic Association
Morningside College
Bulletin
Morningside
Platt
S. D
Girls Training to Be Scientific at Creston High
About 250 Creston high school girls undergo physical exams led by nurse Mabel Guthrie and local doctors. Most fail only minor faults, guiding a corrective training program for the future normal girl. Eyes, tonsils, teeth, feet checked. heart and lungs noted by family physicians. results sent to the school.
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Creston High School
Mabel Guthrie
Creston
Ruth Horner
Miss Horner
Miss Guthrie
Physical Education
Horner
Athletics Stun White Sox In Opening Game Of Doubleheader
Philadelphia Athletics defeat Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 as Rommel earns his 21st win with seven innings of solid pitching. Lyons matched Rommel through six frames before trouble in the seventh. Meanwhile Urban Shocker shuts out Cleveland as the Yankees win 8 to 0 in New York.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Rommel
Chicago
Lyons
Crouse
Cochrane
New York
Urban Shocker
Yankees
Meveland
Buckeye
Cleveland
Miller
Myatt
Shocker
Bengough
Political Tension After City Election In New York
After disputed mayoral results,Tammany Hall leaders claim a third ticket may emerge with Mayor Hylan expected to lead. Police report few arrests for illegal voting. Governor Smith protests police intimidation. Olivany of Tammany sees the victory as a step toward November success. An Evening Journal note hints at an independent ticket.
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Associated Press
New York
John F. Hylan
City ‘Hall
Albany
George W. Olivany
Tammany Hall
Smith
Enright
Tammany
New York Evening Journal
William R. Hearst
Hylan
LaFollette 19 Easy Victory in Wisconsin State Primary
Milwaukee and Madison reports show Robert M. LaFollette Jr led in the Wisconsin primary to succeed his late father with broad support for the progressive cause. Eight candidates may appear on the September 29 ballot including independents Woodward and Wilcox, and socialists Bauman and Work.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M. LaFollette
Robert LaFollette, Jr
Zimmerman
George Bauman
Socialist Labor Party
Daniel Woodward
Ku Klux Klan
Woodward
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
John M. Work
Roy P. Wilcox
William Geo Bruce
Edward F Lithmar
Arthur Barry
LaFollette
Wilcox
McGovern and Woodward
la Follette
Woalth
Washington
Wisconsin
Ford Workers Cause Two Week Delay In Production
Detroit reports that Ford Motor Co workers improvised from blueprints breaking Henry Ford's wood first rule. The change halted assembly, delaying new model production by two weeks. Company officials deny mass layoffs and blame rivals for the disruption.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Free Press
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Company
Wall Street Journal
Fire at 405 North Vine Street Causes Minor Damage
A fire at 405 North Vine Street caused damage not exceeding 30 dollars. The fire department arrived around 12 30 this morning to extinguish the blaze. E P Bracken Burlington vice president passed Creston en route to Chicago from Omaha. Rev S Stryker of 304 North Street is under treatment at Greater Community hospital for weeks. His daughter Luzy Stryker Goddard and Verne Stryker have been called. C L Carter won coal contract for courthouse at 6 50 a ton. about 200 tons needed. George Swan near Creston suffered a paralytic stroke last Saturday and is in serious condition.
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E. P. Bracken
Burlington Railroad
Creston
Chicago
Omaha
Mr. Bracken
The
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S. Stryker
North Street
Greater Community Hospital
Stryker
Luzy Stryker Goddard
Cozad
Neb
Verne Stryker
Oakland
Calif
C. L. Carter
Court House
Board of Supervisors
George Swan
Mr. Swan
Bootleggers Shoot Deputy in Iowa Bootlegging Run
In Logan Iowa deputy sheriff C L Case was fatally wounded while confronting a liquor running gang near a damaged car. Roy Kell and Ed Monroe were arrested in Missouri Valley with three other suspects still sought as a statewide hunt continues led by state agent Ray Scott and local authorities.
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Omaha
Missouri Valley
Early Williams
Johnson
Logan
Milliman
Case
C. L. Case
W. R. Milliman
Des Moines
Ray Scott
James Risden
State Bureau of Criminalism
Harrison County
Villisca Youths Struck By Train Near Danville Illinois
Forest Clayton and Vernon Selley of Villisca Iowa were seriously injured near Danville Illinois when struck by a freight train as they sat on the track and appeared to sleep. They were taken to a local hospital with injuries including a probable fractured skull.
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Danville
Ill
Forest Clayton
Vernon Selley
Villisca
Payton
Smoot asserts US debt terms with France independent of Britain
Senator Smoot of Utah on the France US debt settlement rejects any link to Britain’s terms or to Caillaux Churchill deals. He says the United States will protect American interests as Caillaux and his associates present their case. Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux departs for the US on the funding mission aboard the boat train to Havre.
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Washington
France
United States
Great Britain
Smoot
Utah
American Debt Commission
White House
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Congress
Tme
M. Caillaux
Mr. Churchill
United States Commission
America
Paris
Caillaux
Havre
Borah Opposes France Terms in Paris Debt Mission Era
Washington reports Senator Borah chairing a meeting with President Coolidge during the Paris debt mission period. He argued against terms for France that would be more liberal than those offered to Great Britain, signaling a tough US stance on postwar financial arrangements.
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Washington
Paris
United States
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
France
Great Britain
Funeral Service For Judge Arthur Friday
Funeral services for Judge Thomas Arthur of the Iowa supreme court will be held at his Logan home conducted by the Masonic order. Arthur, grand master of the Iowa Grand Lodge in 1916 17, will be succeeded by an appointee likely within days. The appointee will serve until a justice is elected next year to fill Arthur's unexpired term.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Thomas Arthur Justice
Iowa Supreme Court
Logan
Masonic Order
Arthur
Iowa Grand Lodge
Hammill
Supreme Bench
Railroad Crossing Gates To Be Used 24 Hours
Burlington offices announce Elm street crossing gates will operate 24 hours a day. Previously only two watchmen served 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. A third man starts tonight, working 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., fulfilling F. E. Haines's request for continuous service at the Creston division crossing.
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Elm Street
Burlington
F. E. Haines
Creston
Albert Bradley Returns to Creston High Football
Albert Bradley son of J. J. Bradley from 205 South Peterson avenue came back from Chicago Tuesday and will wear a Creston high school football uniform tonight. Bradley and Maurice Kenworthy were two of the best ends in southwestern Iowa last season and Bradley has gained several pounds to reach 160 pounds after the summer work in Chicago.
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Albert Bradley
J. J. Bradley
Peterson Avenue
Chicago
Creston
Albert
Maurice Kenworthy
Iowa
Bradley
Iowa Farm Bureau And Shippers Merge
Des Moines, Sept. 16 The merger of the Iowa farm bureau federation with the Iowa federation of co operative shippers was announced. The shippers will continue as a subsidiary under the reorganization with articles signed by leaders of both groups. A joint board will set policy and affairs will be administered through the farm bureau federation offices.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Federation of Co-Operative Shippers
Shippers
Ipresidenta
Farm Bureau Federation
Kiwanis Plan Constitution Day Talks in Creston Schools
The Kiwanis club arranged Constitution Day observances in Creston schools with speakers at each campus. D W Harper spoke at the high school, followed by talks at Irving, Franklin, St Malachy s, Lincoln and Jefferson schools.
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Kiwanis Club
Creston
United States
Kiwanis
D. W. Harper
T. W. Gelden
Irving School
M. L. Burt
Franklin
Joe W. Goodsell
St. Malachy's
Charles H. Thomas
Lincoln
L. Carter
Jefferson
High School
Lincoln Echool
St. Malachy’s
Harper
Iowana Hotel
Wilma Johnson
F. M. Davis
Kiwanians
Kiwanis International
Sheriff Faces Contempt Over Druggan Jail Laxity
Federal Judge Wilkerson cites Sheriff Hoffman to explain laxity in Terry Druggan's jail life and orders Druggan and Frank Lake to respond. Druggan was freed or released at times, while Lake faced a 32 day reduction for good behavior, both under federal supervision.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wilkerson
Peter M. Hoffman
Terry Druggan
Druggan
Frank Lake
Lake
Brewet
Leroy Druggan
Fall From Horse Kills New York Banker
Seymour L. Cromwell former president of the New York stock exchange and noted banker died in Morristown New Jersey from injuries after falling from a horse more than a week earlier.
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New York
Associated Press
Seymour L. Cromwell
New York Stock Exchange
Morristown
N. J
County Levy Unchanged at 26.5 Mills for 1925
Union county board of supervisors kept the total county levy at 26.5 mills for 1925, the same as 1924, while state funds shifted: the insane fund dropped to 1 mill and the juvenile fund rose to 1 mill. The consolidated levy totals 36.5 mills, reflecting lower property valuations but steady total county funds.
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Union County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Union County
Spencer
Coune Ty Fund
State Executive Council
Sullivan Elected Head of K. C. Lodge Here
Paul E. K Sullivan was elected grand knight of General Sheridan council No. 1228 Knights of Columbus Creston at the last regular meeting. Dr J J Hess named deputy grand knight. Other officers include William Noon an chancellor Harry Harvey recorder James M McCoy treasurer R H Baker financial secretary James B Hawks advocate J Bernard Hawks warden Anthony Kro ber inside guard A E Ward outside guard A B Schroeder trustee W H Brady delegate to convention J F Moran alternate for grand knight as delegate and Mr Hawks alternate to past grand knight as delegate.
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Paul EK. Sullivan
Knights of Columbus
Creston
J. J. Hess
William Noonan
Harry Harvey
James M. McCoy
R. H. Baker
James B. Hawks
J. Bernard Hawks
Anthony Krober
A. E. Ward
A. B. Schroeder
W.H. Brady
J. F. Moran
Mr. Hawks
Davenport druggist dies in Edgewater elevator accident
P. M. Sadler of Davenport Iowa attending the Eastern Iowa Illinois Kiwanis meeting at Edgewater Beach hotel was killed when a hat hatched as he bent near an elevator struck his head and he was crushed between the elevator and the shaft wall. He was 40 years old.
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Sadler
Davenport
Kiwanis
Edgewater Beach
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