Saxony teeters as federal government backs down
In Saxony the red government faces pressure as Berlin refuses to back down. Police patrol Dresden streets with barbed wire barricades while the national dictator Mueller suspends further action awaiting instructions. Fresh food riots flare as troops remain on standby and political leaders clash over pacification.
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Germanys
Tio
Dresden
Dressler
Macter
Cressler
Herr Boelteher
Tranan
Proelteher
Berlin
Mueller
Saxony
Zeigner
Boettcher
Ebert
Seiga
Reich
Ruhr
Florr Kahn
Seeing Double At Chicago Apparel Gazette
The writer ridicules a supposed resemblance between President Coolidge and a local figure arrest Martin with a photo above it. The piece mocks the idea that Coolidge shares any likeness, noting the nasal feature and criticizes the sighting as a Chicago imagination.
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Chicago Apparel Gazette
Chicago
Gazette
Coolidge
Martin
Lloyd George visits Abe Lincoln Shrine in Springfield
Chicago October 18 David Lloyd George and his party departed Chicago by Illinois Central for Springfield where he planned to visit the Abe Lincoln Shrine. illness left him fatigued yet he pressed on with his schedule as a 12 000 strong crowd heard his reparations outline and support for the Hughes plan.
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Chicago
David Lloyd George
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Lilam
Ilinois Central
Springfield
Lloyd George
Abraham Lincoln
Ife
Hughes Economic- Commission
United States
France
Belgium
Germany
Kéller
America Stands Behind Gen Wood in Philippines
Washington reports the administration fully backs Governor General Wood amid friction with Filipinos. Secretary of War Weeks wires strong support stating Wood has not exceeded his powers and that the war department has advised accordingly.
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Washington
Wood
Philippines
Weeks
War Department
Cairo Students Visit Show Attended by Local Pupils
Cairo schools sent pupils to a community event today. The group, led by Superintendent Iloman, arrived on No. 20 and were dismissed from classes to attend the show, reflecting strong local school interest and good attendance.
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Cairo
Iloman
Plan proposed to aid wheat farmers amid economic woes
West Baden October 18 Wheat farmers face continued economic distress as Governor Nestos of North Dakota calls for immediate action. He urges a federal finance corporation to divert exportable surplus to world markets. Governors Parker Hardee and others weigh wet culture and prohibition questions amid national law violations.
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West Ifuco
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Nestos
North Dakota
Governors’ Conference
Covernor
John M
Parker
Louisiana
WHS
Farmer
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One Killed in Gun Battle on a Train
On the LI Louis line Tilt a gun battle aboard a passenger train resulted in John Overbeck of St. Louis being shot and killed. Patrolman George Fisher of Pana arrested the assailants after Overbeck drew a gun and Snyder stabbed him. Fisher then fired, killing Overbeck. The other two men were detained. one claimed to be a taxicab chauffeur from St. Louis and the other identified as George Creel of St. Louis. The Ladies Aid society of Zion Lutheran church will meet Friday afternoon with full attendance urged.
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Glilage & Mastern
John Overbeck
St. Louis
George
Fisher
Pana
Overbeck
Ediward Snyde
Oil industry chaos spurs calls for stabilizing measures
A conference of representatives from twenty four eastern and mid western states urged a thorough investigation into oil industry conditions. Attorney General discussed stabilizing production and prices, adopting resolutions to curb unwarranted price increases and unfair practices. Proposals called for common pipelines and tighter licensing and permitting in midcontinent production centers.
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Chicago
Ale Daughe
Daligherty
Olff
Stillman
Nebraska
Ku Klux Klan Fight Stirs American Legion Debate
At the American Legion convention in San Francisco the floor debated a resolution denouncing any individual or group that promotes racial religious or class strife or enforces punishment or guilt outside the law. The measure labels such action a danger to liberty and inconsistent with Legion ideals.
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Ku' Klux Klan
American Legion
San. Francisco
Ock
Ku Klux Klan
Lagion
Blind Pension Fund Exhaustion Affects 1923 Pensions
Missouri state auditor announces the blind pension fund will not pay allowances for the last two quarters of 1923 and early 1924 until taxes are collected. The fund, created to cover blind pensions, has been depleted by nine months of 1922 and the first six months of 1923. The levy remains two cents per $100 valuation, with legislative revisions under review.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Arbor
State Auditor
Blind
Bootleg Diplomas Spark Licenses Cancellations Scan
Health officials in St Louis announced an investigation into illicit medical credentials. Seven men are linked to buying licenses and other credentials to practice medicine illegally, while names of the diploma holders were not released. Weather notes forecast rain in the east tonight and cooler, breezy conditions overall.
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St. Louis
S. G. Wiele
Health Department
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Denver
Ollheradn
Will Speak to Farmers at Clarion Monday Night
Charles Barren, president of the State Farm Bureau Federation, will address farmers and others at Shores Opera House in Clarion on Monday Oct 22. Barren an experienced farmer has managed the Farmers Elevator in Teayelle and knows the business.
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Clark
Charles Barren
Ar Ayette
State Farm Bureau Federation
Clari
Depsus
Shores Opera House
Barren
Teayelle
Crowded Reed Street Farm Show Showcases Farm Equipment
A large crowd gathered on Reed Street for a farm show with ten duromobile dealers displaying varied vehicles under one roof. Exhibits included Studebaker specials, Overland models, Nash displays, and a line of Hupmobiles, with other brands like Buick, Chevrolet, and Buck showing multiple touring, sedan, and roadster options. Local prizes listed for apples, pears, peaches, and other produce reflect community participation and vendor activity.
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Beng
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Jewett
John N. Taylor Auto
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Jury Deliberates as Adams Trial Concludes Amid Crowded Court
State rests bribery case accusing Adams of paying Chief Mize for election votes. Witnesses include Morton Green, Pollard, Frank, and others while defense cites lack of corroborating testimony. Courtroom overflowed as jurors heard conflicting claims and defense argues receiver shares guilt.
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Avalk Reedy
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Frane Harvey
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Dysart Twyman
Food prices rise nationwide with September gains
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports September food prices up 2 percent from August with fresh items leading the increase including oats pork chops lard and corn meal all climbing while potatoes fall 8 percent. The report notes ongoing price pressure across meat dairy and produce categories.
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Washington
Bareau
Fox
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Geo Besten
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Hielen Bentley
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Alter Sharp
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Nathan Palmer
Ace Collins
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