Iowa Teachers Hear Sapiro Attack on Marketing Laws
Iowa educator audience hears Aaron Sapiro claim Iowa bans farmers from contracting to sell hogs. He calls Iowa amateurish on cooperative marketing, cites Reeves versus Devora, and argues for a Danish commodity plan replacing Rochdale. A hotel lobby debate with Sapiro and Farm Bureau figures ends as clerks intervene.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Aaron Sapiro
Iowa State Teachers
Iowa
Sapiro
Town Farm Bureau
Extension Department
State College
Ames
Sooon
Spviro
S. H. Thompson
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Reeves
Devora
Supreme Court
Mitchell
J. C. Mitchell
Iowa Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Europe
Brookhart
Washington Faces Fairfield in Key Prep Game
Washington football coach McKinstry seeks a rebound at Fairfield after a Burlington setback. Key lineup shifts include Macon at tackle and Hill Swisher Palmer promoted to first team. DuBois to start at quarterback with Marshall at one halfback. A 22 man squad sails at nine tomorrow, with Prof. Carleton joining the party.
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Washington
Fairfield
Burlington
Macon
McKinetry
McGugin
Pepe
Ted Duke
Don Duke
Williams
Kort
Swisher
Fisher
Cunningham
Palmer
Hill
Bramer
DuBois
Marshall
Dempsey
McConnell
Moore
Morrette
McConnel
McKinstry
Bain
Rhodes
Gallagher
Woodburn
Elwell
Guy Carleton
Aix La Chapelle Seizure Ends as Separatists Withdraw
Fifteen hundred separatists who swore allegiance to the Deckers fled Aix La Chapelle as Belgian troops escorted adjourned leaders from the city. Firemen and police held the town hall while the old government regained control.
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Ain-La-Chavelle
Germany
the Deckers
Rhineland
Dusseldorep
Aix-La- Chapelle
Joseph Matthews
Leo Deckers
Aix Aix-La-Chapelle
Coblenz
Crefeld
Duisburg
Walton Will Appeal If He Loses Case in Oklahoma
Governor J C Walton counsel said today that if the senate impeachment court's decision is unfavorable he will appeal the case to the United States district court. The remarks were made in Oklahoma City as the trial proceeded.
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Walton
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Senate
United States District Court
Victoria Patterson Dead in Guelph Funeral
The Evening Mercury reports the funeral of Victoria Patterson held at her parents home in Guelph Ontario. Patterson, formerly of Washington, drowned in the canal at St Catharines. Teachers and pupils from Union School attended, showing the esteem for their former teacher.
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G. G. Rodman
Guelph
Ontario
Evening Mercury and Advertiser
Victoria Patterson
D. J. Patterson
Bell
Victoria
South Bend
Pattergize
Union School
Patterson
I Saw Your Jad in the Journal Merchants Note
A brief line reports a shopper telling merchants they saw a jad in the Journal. The remark frames everyday commerce with a hint of local media reference. No further context or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
Cotton jumps over 100 points in New York markets
New York reports cotton prices leaped after the Department of Agriculture forecast 16,248,000 bales. Within ten minutes after the release prices rose seven dollars a bale from the previous close, signaling a new high for the season. Washington shows a projected crop decrease to 10,248,000 bales as of October 25.
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Associated Press
New York
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Senator Brookhart Sees Favorable Senate Report
Burlington, Nov. 2 United States Senator Smith W Brookhart said in an interview the senate committee investigating the lakes and gulf waterway would report favorably on the proposal. Brookhart, a committee member, was en route home to Washington Iowa.
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Associated Press
Burlington
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Senate
Brookhart
Washington
Iowa
Plans for New Water Plant Drawn For City
Tentative plans for a new ecity water works are prepared under consulting engineer Arthur Mullerpen of Kansas City. Bids will be advertised once the plan details are finalized and the deep well is ready, with construction to begin immediately after boring. The one story fire proof building will be near the reserve water reservoir and house the well and machinery. Plans include a water tower to be erected in winter to prevent delays.
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Ecity
Arthur Mullerpen
Kansas City
Lewis
Sweden to install coastal storm warning lights
Sweden will equip its shores with nightly fire pillars to warn mariners of approaching storms. Strategic points on both east and west coasts will host the lights, aiding vessels without radio communication.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Cholera Hits American Hogs. Iowa Severely Affected
The Associated Press reports cholera killed about four percent of U S hogs on farms in the past year with the heaviest losses in Iowa Nebraska Indiana Missouri and Illinois. Each state is estimated to have lost over a hundred thousand hogs to the disease.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Illinois
Brookhart urges teachers to shape public opinion in Iowa
Des Moines Nov 2 State Senator J L Brookhart spoke to Iowa County Superintendents urging more vocational education and a return of teachers as public opinion shapers. He noted teachers once acted as missionaries and should again influence public life. M G Clark was elected club president with Wooten Bangs and Welch key officers chosen.
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Thomson
Supreme Court
Sapiro
Grant Club
Association
Thompson
Des Moines
J. L. Brookhart
Washington
Boone
C. W. Bangs
Manchester
F. A. Welch
Bandits Rob Bank In Johnston Escape With Cash
Five armed bandits robbed the First National bank of Bakerston in Johnston, Pa. They escaped with two thousand dollars after wounding a man and stealing three cars as two breakdowns forced quick vehicle changes.
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Associated Press
Johnston, Pa
First National Bank of
Bakerston
Teachers Killed En Route to Convention in Ohio
Two school teachers traveling to a teachers convention near Steubenville were killed when they stepped in front of a Cleveland and Pittsburg train at Forest. The accident occurred as they attempted to cross the tracks, authorities said.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Forest Today
Fatty Arbuckle Divorce Suit Filed by Wife
Minta L. Arbuckle files in Providence Superior Court for divorce from Roscoe Arbuckle on grounds of desertion and neglect to provide. The petition details a petition filed November 2 in Rhode Island, noting marital breakdown and lack of support.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Minta L. Arbuckle
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Woman testifies on marriage woes in Stokes divorce case
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes wife of W E D Stokes testifies on cross examination that she cannot recall a single happy day since their marriage and she denies ever being in Edgar T Wallace's home, the co respondent in the suit. The Journal Want Ads will sell.
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Associated Preas
New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Edgar T. Wallace
La Follette Returns From Europe Mission Strong Remarks
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin arrived in Portland aboard the George Washington after a three month European trip. He told reporters the voyage reinforced his resolve to return government to the people and pledged to use all his power toward that aim.
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Associated Press
Portland
Navy
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
United States
George Washington
Europe
Washington Fans Prepare for Iowa City Homecoming Trip
Washington crowds plan round trips to Iowa City for the homecoming game between Iowa and Illinois, following strong turnout two weeks ago. Michigan fans are expected to match that crowd, while others will drive to Fairfield to watch Washington and Fairfield high school football tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
Iowa City
University Town
Iown
Illinois
Michigan
Fairfield
Fairfield High
Educational Progress Cycles Highlight Dr Winship Speech
Dr A E Winship of Boston says the United States enters the fourth cycle of educational history from 1913 to today, stressing broader teaching methods and community leadership. Agnes Samuelson urges teachers to organize and work collectively to advance the profession and public schools. Sarah Huftalen notes proper methods prepare children for all common branches.
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Dr. Winship
Boston
Associated Press
Des Moines
United States
A. E. Winship
Iowa State Teachers 'Association
Winship
Journal of Eucation
Agnes Samuelson
Extension
Iowa State Teachers College
Federation
Mike Horace Mann
Sarah Huftalen
Iowa City
Teachers Association
Masson Couple Welcomes Baby Boy
Dr and Mrs J W Masson announce the birth of a son born this week in the local hospital. Strong family names highlight the event as a joyful addition to the Masson household.
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Dr. and
Mra
J. W. Masson
Michigan Wolverines Arrive Cedar Rapids for Practice
Michigan football squad of twenty eight under Coaches Fielding Hurry Up and George Little arrives Cedar Rapids before traveling to City for afternoon Hawkeyes game. Yost plans a trial session at Cedar Rapids baseball and polishing drills. Team in good shape for the outing.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
George Little
Michigan
Tom
City
Hawkeyes
Yost
Wolverines
Shop Crafts Union Sues Pennsylvania Railroad for $10
In Philadelphia a federal suit filed by the Shop Crafts Federation Number 90 accuses Pennsylvania Railroad of wage underpayment. The complaint claims the company failed to follow U S railway labor rules, seeking ten thousand dollars in damages.
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Shop Crafts Union
Pennsylvani Railway
Philadelphia
Crafteomsylvania Railroad Systems
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsyl
United States Railway
Officials Face Removal Over Klan Ties in City Hall
Sioux City reports threaten action against civil chief Riggs over Klan activities at city hall and police HQ. Riggs resigns after mayor Wallace Short alleges he used his position to induce officers to join the Klan.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Hall
Riggs
Civil Commission
Wallace M
Italian Is Held for Manslaughter in Des Moines
Italian named Colacino was arrested by Warren County sheriff in Des Moines for the death of Mrs. Emma on October 11 after a high speed automobile incident. He was arraigned before Judge Plug and released on a 2000 dollar bond.
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Associated Presa
Des Moines
Tonycino
Warren County
Emma
Colacino
Navy aviator breaks world speed record at Mitchell Field
Lieutenant Harold W. Brody, naval aviator, smashed speed records by flying a racer over a kilometer course four times at an average of 267.6 miles per hour at Mitchell Field New York.
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Mitchell Field
N.Y
Harold W. Brody
Keota Man Arrested for Driving While Intoxicated
Alex Moody of Keota was arrested yesterday evening by Deputy Fred Sweet on the charge of driving a automobile while intoxicated while on his way from Keota. He was expected to appear before Squire Kyle this afternoon.
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Keota
Alex Moody
Fred Sweet
Afra
Squire Kyle
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