Kendall to Pause Iowa Governorship as Hammill Steps In
Governor Kendall of Iowa plans a rest due to poor health and will delegate duties to Lieutenant Governor Hammill of Britt. Mrs. Kendall indicated travel plans are undecided, possibly to Honolulu, for several months if needed. Kendall has been away from the office for weeks and the change is intended to provide needed recovery.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
N. EF. Kendall
Iowa
John B. Hammill
Britt
Kendall
State House
State Capitol
Camp Dodge
Iowa National Guards
Hammill
Candidates for Iowa team come Sept 15
Letters have gone out to thirty three candidates for the 1923 Iowa football team asking them to report for practice Saturday September 15 in Iowa City. Coach Howard Jones has scheduled a practice game with Oklahoma A and M on September 29 two weeks after organized practice begins and expects every man to be on the job. Practice will be held twice daily until academic work begins September 24.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Howard Jones
Oklahoma A and M
Halligan Elected Commander at Iowa Legion Meet
Hert Halligan of Davenport was elected commander of the Iowa department American Legion with no opposition after Robert Murphy withdrew. The convention in Mason City also adopted resolutions opposing recognition of the Russian Soviet government and endorsing a five year immigration holiday, universal physical training, Armistice Day as a national holiday, and bonus veterans support. Royal Johnson and Col. Joseph Thompson spoke as voting delegates watched Ottumwa emerge as potential next meeting city.
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Mason City
Ave
Hert St
Halligan
Davenport
Iowa
National American Legion
Iowa Department
Iowa Legion Convention
American Legion
Americanization Committee
Royal Johnson
South Dakota
Col
Joseph Thompson
Pennsylvania
Mason City Post
Iowa Post
Associated Press
The
Ottumwa
U S stand on reparations remains same
Washington reports reaffirmed that the Coolidge administration has made no change in policy on reparations despite rumors of shifts after the presidential transition. Secretary Hughes sent a cable to London to clarify the stance as of Aug 15 and to counter misapprehensions. The French reply to Britain’s note will be sent to Brussels for Belgian briefing and material to be delivered to London early next week.
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Associated Prep
Washington, D. C
London
Coolidge
Hughes
Washington
Associated Press
United States
State Department
Cooliiing
Paris
Brussels
Coal Conference Reaches Pact to Resume Talks
Miners and anthracite operators, meeting under a U S coal commission, agreed to renew wage contract negotiations next Monday in Atlantic City to avert a potential September 1 suspension. Announcement delayed pending commission notification after hours of deadlock.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Coal Commission
Atlantic City
Iowa Veterans Parade Sees Eleven Bands in Two Mile March
Judge Landis condemns recognition of Soviet Russia in strong remarks while urging support for a tough U S policy on foreign relations. Former Congressman Burton E Sweet calls for better veteran benefits. The annual parade yesterday featured eleven bands marching from convention HQ to Roosevelt Stadium for the track meet.
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K. M. Landis
Brookhart
Landis
Russia
America
Iowa
Burton E. Sweet
Waverly
Roosevelt Stadium
Kendall Sets Sept 7 Execution for Olander in Fort Madison
Des Moines Aug 17 Governor Kendall announced 6 30 am Friday September 7 as the hour of execution for William Olander at the Fort Madison penitentiary for the murder of Fort Dodge grocer Berthold Halfpap. Olander and two others held up and killed Halfpap. companions received life terms.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
N. BE. Kendall
William Olander
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Berthold Halfpap
Fort Dodge
Olander
Halfpap
Robert Healy
Iowa Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Kendall
State Supreme Court
United States
Executive Spon
Dakota Bandit Faln Rust Killed by St Paul Police
Fal win Rust, gunman and slayer of Sheriff I C Falkner of Crown county South Dakota, who had been hunted for two months by authorities across the northwest, was shot to death in a gun fight with St Paul detectives when officers tried to arrest him on auto theft charges.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Falwin Rust
I. C. Falkner
Crown County
South Dakota
Northwest
Independent oil men raise gasoline price in South Dakota
Independent oil men in South Dakota will raise their gasoline price by two cents per gallon tomorrow, setting the retail price in the state at 18 cents plus a two cent state gas tax, committee representatives announced in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
South Dakota
Boy’s bicycle miles reach 2500 in a year
Jim Bambrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bambrick, kept a bicycle mileage meter for a year and found about 2500 miles were logged. He used the bike for errands and short trips around town and to nearby towns, as any young rider would do.
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Jim Bambrick
Ed Bambrick
Olander Guilty of First Degree Murder in Robbery Case
The court notes that Olander fired the fatal shot and that his written plea as an accomplice shows he was the principal in the killing. The governor faces a tough decision as the crime fits a long spree of robberies with lethal intent and Halfpap was slain when he refused to surrender.
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Olander
Black man dies after mob incident in Wellston area
Lee Green, a Black man wanted in connection with an incident involving a white woman at Wellston, Georgia, was taken from two Macon officials and killed in the front yard of the woman’s home. His body was hung from a tree and riddled with bullets. The man is reported to have confessed.
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Associated Press
Macon
Lee Green
Wellston
Georgia
Ratification of Washington Naval Treaty Ends Formalities
Ratification of the naval limitation treaty and four power pact became effective today at the Washington conference. Representatives of signatory powers exchanged ratifications at the State Department without ceremonies. Scrapping of first ships under the treaty will begin immediately.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Tormulal
Eight killed in clashes at Aix la Chapelle
Eight killed and fifty injured in clashes between communists and police in Aix la Chapelle amid ongoing disturbances. Fifteen more injured in earlier clashes died in hospitals. Ruhr relief shown as 809 carloads of food entered from unoccupied Germany.
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Associated Press
Aix LA Chapelle
Germany
Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Keokuk to issue bonds for school projects
Keokuk Iowa school board plans to place on the market on Sept. 20 a 522000 bond issue of 576000 approved last December to fund new school projects. The upcoming year’s tax levy is set at 286600, up 61500 from last year. Interest and principal on the 1914 issue due May 1 1924 and 18000 of the new issue will take 59000 of the levy.
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Keokuk
School Board of
Neiswanger to East Chicago Victor Nelawanger
Neiswanger to East Chicago. Nelawanger has served nearly three years with Farmers and Merchants State and will leave early next week for East Chicago Illinois to take a more responsible bank position at the First Car Trust and Savings bank. East Chicago is an industrial city on Lake Michigan with about 35 000 residents.
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Victor Nelawanger
East Chicago
Ill
First Car Trust and Savings Bank
Lake Michigan
Reeces And Glovers Travel To Cedar Pallete
Mr and Mrs Ed Reece left this morning for Cedar Pallete with Mr and Mrs Glover. They plan to return on Monday.
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Ed Reece
Cedar
Mra. Glover
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