Solons Throw Down Gauntlet in Gov Walton Fight
Montreal dispatch reports Ford denying running for or against any side in the Walton clash while in Maine. He calls both parties tarred and says he is not a Democrat or Republican. In Omaha an inquiry seeks Ford's presidential stance for 1924 on the Progressive ticket via Roy Harrop.
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Montreal
Henry Ford
Maine
Ford
Omaha
Roy Harrop
American Economic League
United States
Salinger Case Returns to Jail After Rearrest
Ben Salinger Jr of Sioux City was released and immediately rearrested in Chicago on charges of mail fraud. US Commissioner Gladds quashed a removal warrant but Judge Wilkerson ordered another warrant to move Salinger to Sioux Falls where he is indicted. He led Midland Packing, now defunct.
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Chicago
Ben Salinger, Jr
Sioux City
United States
Gladds
Jams Wilkerson
Salinger
Sioux Falls
Cnter
Midland Packing Company
Town Chinaman Seeks To Wed White Girl
Des Moines and Bethany reports reveal George Lum a resident of Des Moines applied to wed a white girl in Bethany Mo but was refused under Missouri bans on white Mongolian marriages. Also Des Moines notices court action may force reopening of Shimek and Kirkwood grade schools as attendance was deemed insufficient by the City Board of Education per Miss May E Francis superintendent notice.
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Des Moines
George Lum
Bethany
Missouri
Town City Board of Education
Shimek
Kirkwood
May E Francis
Weather forecast for Chicago next day
Chicago weather indications for the next twenty four hours show partly cloudy tonight with a cooler eastern portion Friday and generally fair and warmer conditions in the west.
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Chicago
Weather Summary of Local Observations
Local observations cover the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Key measurements include temperature, precipitation, wind speed and direction, and atmospheric pressure from multiple stations. Data indicates trends in temperature changes and rainfall amounts across the region.
Oklahoma Klan backs Walton clash over governor power
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Grand Dragon Jewett condemning Gov J C Walton while a showdown looms with the state legislature over executive authority. A call for an extraordinary session blooms as 45 to 54 representatives are named. Walton appeals to the people to repudiate the legislators as influenced by Klan members.
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Oklahoma City
J. C .Walton
Grand Dragon Jewett
Oklahoma Klan
J.C. Walton
Walton
Man held on charge after teen torture tale in park
Sioux City Iowa reports 29 year old W Burright was bound over to a grand jury on a statutory charge after a girl described as 15 years old said he enticed her to a park, transported her to a deserted shack and tied her to a bed where she was held captive until she freed herself and returned home.
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Sioux City
W. Burright
Burright
Japs Care for Victims of Earthquake in Tokio
Refugees are housed in temporary barracks in city parks and temporary hospitals care for the sick and injured. Relief funds exceed five million dollars from abroad. Admiral Anderson, commanding the U S Asiatic Fleet, paid a farewell visit to Japanese officials before leaving Japanese waters.
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Tokio
Admiral Anderson
United States Asiatic Fleet
Farmers Union Urges Credit Aid and Tax Relief
Des Moines September 20. Resolutions adopted by the Farmers union in convention call for easier farmer credit under federal law and demand lower taxes. They urge a concerted push to reduce taxes and freight rates deemed disproportionately high, to aid agriculture’s prosperity.
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Des Moines
Congress
Farmer's Union
League council takes no action on Italy Greco Italian dispute
Geneva September 20 The League of Nations council declined to recognize its authority in the Greco Italian controversy as Italy refuses to acknowledge the council’s competency.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Italy
Praying Bandit Targets 20 Victims in Puebla Pursuit
Mexican special police chase 1%year old outlaw eliciano Machorro through mountains after he fatally harmed four more people in two days. The suspect, noted for kneeling to pray at the Angelus, has stolen thousands of pesos amid the manhunt.
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Puebla
Mexico
Eliciano Machorro
Machorro
Governor Bryan Receives Coal Requests From Towns
Lincoln Neb Sept 20 Governor Bryan of Nebraska said towns including Greenfield Winterset Joux City Burlingame Norfolk Holdrege Loup City Newcastle Neligh Cushing Winneton Naper and Gibbon have sent requests for the lower priced coal he is offering to buyers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fou Town
Greenfield
Winterset Joux City
Burlingame
Bryan
Nebraska
Norfolk
Holdrege
Loup City
Newcastle
Neligh
Cushing
Winneton
Naper and
Gibbon
Union casts off 2000 who joined strike
George Berry of the International Typographical Union announced that 2,500 press men from Local No 25 who struck Monday night are no longer affiliated with the international union which has declared the strike legal.
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New York
George Berry
International Pressmen’s and Assistant’s Union
International Organization
Bond Theft Arrest Reveals Five Thousand Liberty Bonds
In Kansas City Missouri on September 26 authorities recovered Liberty bonds valued at $5,000 linked to bank loot in Kansas and Nebraska. Miss Agnes Monahan was arrested at Union Station after claiming the bonds were left with her by a man named Mr West. She said she intended to return them to him before he headed to Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Agnes Monahan
Union Station
West
Oklahoma
Gas engine blast kills one and injures nine at standards site
A gas engine test at the Bureau of Standards home exploded, destroying the building and causing one death and at least nine injuries. Separate items note a vocational conference at Iowa State College October 15 to 17 and a San Diego birth of a 25th child with multiple twins and a triplet, including details on the mother’s background and living children.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
San Diego
Calif
Cecena
Mexico
Wallace firm charged by creditors over irregular finances
Frank Binder appointed receiver for the Robert Wallace company in Council Bluffs amid creditor charges of irregularities. Wallace, former president of the Iowa state chamber of commerce and widely known in Iowa, died a week ago.
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Council Bluffs
Frank Binder
Robert Wallace Company
Wallace
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Want Higher Tariff Wall To Bar Foreign Wheat
Omaha officials backing a higher tariff on wheat urge doubling duties to shield American farmers from cheap imports. They cite the threat of grain from the Canadian northwest and note the president can raise duties under the new tariff law. Senator Howell endorses the plan via telegram to President Coolidge.
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Omaha
Canadian Northwest
President Coolidge
United States
Star Witness 15 Arrested in District Court Case
Fur man L. Van Cleve who testified for the state against A Lozier has been arrested as the man alleged to have slashed Vernon Miller aged 17 near the state house last December. Miller and two other witnesses swore Van Cleve attacked the youth and escaped. a charge of assault with intent to commit murder was filed.
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Dee Moines
Furman L. van Cleve
A. Lozier
Vernon Miller
Buchanan Street
State House
van Cleve
Miller
Creston Couple Linked to Missing Wife Heir to Large Estate
Mrs C F Miller, once of Creston, is thought to be heir to an estate valued over 15000 dollars. The couple disappeared months ago after Miller allegedly bought a car with five dollars down for a test drive and vanished. Police have not located them. the National Bankers Service Co of Chicago is pursuing Mrs Miller to claim the real estate fortune.
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C. F. Miller
Creston
Goodsell
Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Creston Chamber of Commerce
LUNFISSATE FOREIGN GOLD
Berlin reports no Americans molested in raids by government fiscal agents for foreign currency. Dr Follinger, dubbed dictator for foreign currencies, directs detectives to watch for clubbed foreigners of certain extraction involved in dollar speculation. First day drive for gold basis currencies yielded varied money, from American dollar to Japanese yen and Polish mark. owners may be reimbursed in paper marks if proves lawful use of funds.
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Berlin
Becomes Rum Runner To Get Education
Cedar Rapids Iowa September 20 Joseph Horace an alleged bootlegger was arrested with $1 000 worth of rye Scotch and gin in his automobile He pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of liquor and paid a 100 fine plus costs He claimed his money came from university funds and that he attended a Chicago university to pay his way through college and support his family
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Cedar Rapids
Joseph Horace
Costa
Horace
Chicago
No Big Cut in Freight Rates Coming
Sioux City Iowa September 20 Large reductions in freight rates to the near future are not likely owing to the increased cost of producing transportation and the difficulty of reducing those costs. C H Markham president of the Illinois Central railroad declared in an address today.
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Sioux City
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Iowans Complete 484 Mile Canoe Trip From St Paul
Keokuk reporters note David M. Collisson and Warren A. Perdew of Keokuk finished a 484 mile canoe journey from St. Paul in 14 days. They averaged 35 miles daily with a 47 mile stretch recorded on one day. They camped on riverbanks and faced Lake Pepin without incident.
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Keokuk
David M. Collisson
Warren A. Perdew
St. Paul
Lake Pepin
Golf title contenders clash in National Amateur round
In Flossmoor the second round match play pits defending champion Jess Sweeters of New York against Dave Herron of Chicago while Bobby Jones of Atlanta faces Max Marston of Philadelphia. Winners advance toward semi finals as former and current national and international champions, including Francis Oulment and Willie Hunter, clash in the upper bracket.
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Chicago
Flossmoor
Jess Sweeters
New York
Bobby Jones
Atlant
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Missouri
Sweetver
Albert Seckel
Dave Herron
Atlanta
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Harvard
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
H. K. B. Davis
San Francisco
Francis Oulment
Boston
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Germans Playing Horse Says France Seeks Ruhr Demands
Des Moines veteran Harry H. Polk reports from Europe that France occupies the Ruhr to pressure Germany to pay war damages. He says Germany will be withdrawn only when France sees Germany settling to work and pay indemnities, with French troops present in the Ruhr as leverage.
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Des Moines
France
Ruhr
Germany
Harry H. Polk
Europe
Polk
American Legion
Veterans of the United States
Interallfield Veterans Associa
Judge Allen Urges Global War Crime Law
Judge Florence B. Allen of the Ohio supreme court told the Iowa League of Women Voters that America must lead in drafting international laws based on justice. She urged outlawing war, creating an international court to try violations, and treating war as a crime against civilization.
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Boone
America
Florence BE. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Iowa League of Women Voters
Allen
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