Women Run For Congress In Tight Midwestern Races
In Missouri and Minnesota campaigns, Reed faces Brewster with water versus dry factions influencing voters. Mrs. St. Claire Moss and Sophia Fritz seek congressional seats as Mrs. Anna Olesen and Henrik Shipstead contest in Minnesota with Volstead Act issues central. Mrs. Lillian C. Gault of St Peter runs for third district against Charles Davis.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Missouri
Jas. A. Reed
Tl. R. Brewster
Reed
Brewster
Wilson
Lead
St. Claire Moss
Sophia Fritz
Fur Fitta
Kansas City
ST. Paul, Minn
Frank Kellogg
Anna Olesen
Henik Shipstead
J. Kale
Boson
Chas. Davis
Gault
St. Peter
Japanese pulp makers seek limits on Canadian imports
Osaka based reports say Japanese pulp manufacturers press Toyo Shokai to cap Canadian pulp imports at 20 000 tons yearly and ask for higher duties from Rin 2 to Rin 4 per pound. They warn Swedish goods could worsen distress as Canadian market share remains hard to place in Europe.
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Associated Press
Osaka
Japan
Europe
Osaka Maingiehl
Mainichi States
Toyo Shokai
Accident Victims Recovering After October Auto Crash
Report indicates all injured in the October 21 auto accident are improving. Frances and Hazel Conrad and Ella Miller are recovering rapidly. Carl Miller remains confined with a broken leg but improving. Mrs Miller shows slight improvement yet remains paralyzed in limbs and lower body with no change. Fractured arm and ribs are healing and she is holding her own.
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Frances
Hazel Conrad
Ella Miller
Carl Miller
Mrs. Miller
World League Against Alcoholism to Convene in Toronto
The World League against Alcoholism resumes its convention in Toronto November 24 to 29 with talks on liquor transport at sea and worldwide temperance campaigns. Delegates from multiple nations will attend the largest anti drinking reform gathering, aligned with parallel Dominion Temperance Alliance meetings.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Canada
World League Against Alcoholism
High Seas
League
Washington
United States
Dominion Temperance Alliance
The
Alliance
Inter-collegiate Prohibition Association
Philadelphia
Action delayed in Hall Mills murder case
In New Brunswick New Jersey on November 4 the Hall Mills murder action was postponed until after the upcoming election. The grand jury will hear the case with only a few witnesses before it. Motts has a fuller trial report and has gathered statements from several people to clarify the witness account tied to Mrs Jane Gibson Shuecks.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Hall- Mills
Motts
Jane Gibson .Shuecks
Elinor Rhinehart Mills
Hall
Dynamiters Blow Up Track Near Marshfield
Dynamiters blew up a section of track one mile east of Marshfield Springfield area. Deputy U S marshals and detectives were rushed to the scene twenty five miles from the city. No arrests had been made by nine o clock this morning.
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Springfield
Marshfield
United States
Texas Express Collision Kills One, Injures Many
In Bremond Texas an express train struck an open switch and crashed into the rear of a sleeping car on a parallel track. One man was killed, another seriously injured, and many passengers suffered cuts and bruises from shattered glass.
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Associated Press
Bremond, Tex
Campaign winds down in Illinois amid low enthusiasm
The quiet off year drive closes in Illinois with little statewide zeal. A heated contest centers on the eighteenth district in Danville where long time holder Joe Cannon faces challenger Winifred Mason Hauck, the only major female candidate in the state.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Danville
Joe Cannon
Winifred Mason Hauck
Double murder at Clinton area store shocks county
Homer Brownsfield and his wife were killed in a lie-by, the couple found in their Lincoln Highway store west of Clinton. Brownsfield was shot in the head while his wife, who tried to flee, was beaten and died shortly after. Fingerprint work and robbery motive are being explored.
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The
Associated Press
Clinton
Iowa
Clinton County
Homer Brownsfield
Lincolnighway
Here
Brownsfield
Cian
Brownstfield
Lincoln Highway
Syracuse vs Nebraska in Mud Opens With 3-0 Lead
Syracuse led Nebraska 3 to 0 at the end of the first quarter as puddles of water covered parts of the field and a field goal produced the early score in the Syracuse Nebraska clash reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Nebraska
Candidates for Office in Igwa Are on Home Stretch
Chicago meeting urged by 14 national women groups and governors to send delegates for a Mississippi Valley Conference on litigation for working women. Illinois plan approved. states listed include Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Wisconsin Illinois Kentucky North Dakota Texas with possible Mississippi and Tennessee. Des Moines says race for U S senator tight three days before election with Brookhart and Herring leading, voters sparse compared to 1918.
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Chicago
Illinois
Florence Kelley
New York
National Consumers’ League
Illinois Woman's Trade Union League
Consumers’ League
Kelley
Associated Press
Des Moines
United States
Congress
Polesand
Tuesaday
At & A
Brookhart-Herring
Brookhart
Herring
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Timena Hoffman
Fort Dodge
May Francis
Waverly
Mrs Sarah Lucas Visiting At Ted Eggers Home
Mrs Sarah Lucas of Springdale Oregon is visiting for a time at the home of Ted Eggers.
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Mra
Sarah Lucas
Springdale, Ore
Ted Eggers
Fourth Victim Dies in New York Celluloid Fire
The fourth victim, Frances Argonne, died today in New York from injuries suffered in the celluloid factory blaze. She was among eleven women trapped on the third floor. four others remain hospitalized in serious condition.
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Associated Press
New York
Frances Argonne
Weather outlook: rain then clearing and cooler Monday
Weather expert forecast for Monday calls for rain early followed by increasing cloudiness and much cooler temperatures, with generally fair and cooler conditions overall in Washington D C.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Brighton visitors and Washington business figures in town
J. DB. Dey BE. L. Edmondson and A. J. Morse of Brighton were in town yesterday on business. Attorney W. J. McDonald of IJowa City was a business visitor in Washington yesterday.
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J. DB. Dey
BE. L. Edmondson
A. J. Morse
Brighton
W. J. McDonald
Ijowa City
Washington
Army Pli ers Set Transcontinental Flight Record Attempt
Lieutenants Oakley Kelly and John McCready attempted a nonstop flight from San Diego to Indianapolis. A gas leak and exhaustion forced an emergency landing near Indianapolis at 9:15 local time. The pair are believed to have established a new distance record for a nonstop flight.
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Associated Presse
Indianapolis
Ind
Oakley Kelly
John McCready
Here
Kelly
San Diego
Washington, D. C
Lieuts. Kelly
Cal
Indiana
The Quail Hunter Jack Kennedy Killed in Mail Train Holdup
In Memphis on November 4 1920 Jack Kennedy known as The Quail Hunter and an unknown bandit were killed during an ambush robbery of the San Francisco mail No 805 en route from St Louis to Memphis. Guards returned fire near Wittenberg Missouri as the gang fled in a car leaving three or more bandits at large.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jack Kennedy
San Francisco
St. Louis
Wittenberg
Kennedy
Daily Thought Quotation About Fame
A short aphorism asserts fame is a fragile plant that grows only on mortal soil. The quote attributed to Milton suggests fame arises from human mortality and earthly conditions.
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Daily Thought
Miltom
Army aviators land in Dayton after crosscountry nonstop flight
Lieutenants Oakley Kelly and John McCready arrived in Dayton at 12 15 pm after covering two thousand sixty miles in a nonstop attempt across the continent. They reported thirty hours aloft with eleven and a half hours of rain and story, and winds on the mountains nearly toppled the aircraft. The flight established a new world record for nonstop continental air travel, surpassing the prior Atlantic crossing distance.
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Dayton
Oakley Kelly
John McCready
Indianapolis
T. H. Bane
Bane
Fligh
Jack Alcoach
A. W. Brown
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Ireland
Five Des Moines city employees held in robbery probe
Des Moines reports five of eight city employees in custody of the deputy sheriff this afternoon on robbery charges tied to garbage finances. Garbage superintendent Harry Miller attempted to post bonds totaling 63,000 to cover twelve charges.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Harry Miller
Teachers Honor Seerley at Iowa Convention
The sixty eighth Iowa State Teachers Association session saluted President H Seerley of Cedar Falls with a life membership in both state and national groups. Rev E H Blackmar read Seerleys signed report and Seerley thanked delegates noting the growth from fifty years ago. Mrs Seerley received a chrysanthemum bouquet as Owen of the National Association praised Seerley as a major educator and Iowa citizen.
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Seerley
Des. Moines
Iowa State Teachers Association
H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Teachers’ Association
L. H. Minkle
Fort Dodge
State Teachers’ Association
William B. Owen
National Teachers’ Association
E. H. Blackmar
Ottumwa
Baltimore
Owen
National Association
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