Revolution erupts near Berlin as French troops move
A nationalist insurgency fifty miles from Berlin prompts Reichswehr suppression orders and news censorship by Defense Minister Geasler. In Dusseldorf French troops assume order duties after separatist violence left ten dead and several wounded. curfew enforced as a state-of-military measures.
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de Reas Lon
Io Kueetrin
Berlin
Caus A Reuter
Jasfi
Reichswehre
Dr. Geasler
Dusseldorf
Germany
Oklahoma Election Crisis Raises Armed Stakes in Tulsa
Tulsa reports show armed deputies guard election supplies at county building amid Governor Walton moves to halt the vote. Oklahoma City notes reconstituted election board and threats of violence, with jail orders to deter interference and widespread mobilization of state and citizen militias.
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Tulsa
Oxfa
Tulsa County
Sanford
Walton
Associated Press
Okla
R. TR. Stevens
Sheiff RK
Oklahoma
CUITY
J. C. Walton
State Election Board
John P. Logan
Ira Mitchell
C. W. Kelly
R. A. Sneed
George F. Short
Trtate
W. C. McAlister
Oklahoma City
State Board
Tea C. Vavanar
Oklahoma County
Short
National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
Klansmen Plead Not Guilty in Morehouse Outrage Case
In Bastrop Louisiana twelve alleged Klansmen waived arraignments and entered not guilty pleas in district court on misdemeanor charges tied to hooded mob outrages in Morehouse parish. The defense lists Captain J. K. Skipwith Dr. B. M. McKain and T. J. Burnett. November 5 set for trial.
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Associated Press
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
J. K. Skipwith
Cyclops
Ku Klux Klan
B. M. McKain
Met Rouge
T. J. Burnett
Iowa Newspaper Men to Entertain Big Advertisers
The Iowa Daily Press Association will host Chicago and New York advertising representatives on October 21 and 22 for a conference. Guests will learn about the Iowa market and the needs of Eastern manufacturers and jobbers, with emphasis on expanding perceptions of Iowa beyond rural use.
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Iowa
Des Moiiers
Iowa Daily Press Association
Chicago
New York
Lowa
Basketball Call Issued At Ames College
The Iowa state college basketball program issued its first call for contestants today. Coach Chandler announced two or three practices weekly for several months with four veterans from the 1922 quintette among those expected to respond.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Chandler
Too Many Laws Says Grain Dealers At National Meet
More than a thousand delegates gather in Des Moines where F. E. Watkins and Charles Quinn criticize regulatory legislation and pooled marketing for crops. They warn against destroying the middleman and warn that economic experiments from postwar unrest may hurt business.
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Associated Prean
Des Moines
America
The
Grain Dealers Association
F. E. Watkins
Cleveland
Charles Quinn
Watkins
Quinn
Child Drowns In Sioux City Cistern
Barbara Hill eighteen months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred L Hill fell into a cistern at the Hill home in Sioux City on Sunday and drowned. She was granddaughter of Federal Judge Scott of Sioux City.
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Associated Press
Ftovr City
Barbara Hill
Fred L. Hill
Hill
Scott
Sioux City
Bunce to be Elected Cashier at Iowa State Savings Bank Burlington
Ralph L. Bunce formerly assistant cashier at Commercial Savings Bank and a state bank examiner was elected cashier of the Iowa State Savings Bank in Burlington. He is at Excelsior Springs Missouri and expected home soon. Local bankers credit his two and a half years as examiner and consider the Burlington post a strong advancement.
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Ralph L. Bunce
Commercial Savings Bank
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Burlington
Burlington Bank
Carl M. Keck
Commercial Bank
Bunce
Excelsior Springs
Barlseton — Institution
Burtingtoh
State Banking Department
Trainmen Seek Wage Boost After 1921 Cut
Cleveland October 1 wage increase requests are being presented to many railroads by leaders of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and other unions. The demands aim to restore schedules in effect before the 12.5 percent cut imposed by the United States Railroad Labor Board on July 1, 1921. Joint contracts are being undertaken as expirations approach October 1.
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Associatedress
Cleveland
United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive
The
Brotherhood of Firemen
Journal Want Ada Follows Leads With Promising Advice
Readers are urged to follow the Journal Want Ada closely for money making tips and guidance. The column promises practical insight and practical steps to maximize returns and investment potential.
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Want
Ada
Rainfall Floods Iowa Corn Statewide Damage
Iowa recorded 5.15 inches of rain in September, 1.66 inches above the 46 year average, with soft corn more widespread. The crop has lingered in the same condition for a month, and warm weather is needed to mature it, according to Charles Reed of the weather bureau.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Charles Reed
Reed
Valley of Big Horn Flood Shuts Off Big River Reach
Desolation grips a 75 mile stretch of the Big Horn river valley from Thermopolis to Greybull in Casper Wyoming as floods wash out crows and all rivers roar. No damage estimates are yet available.
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The
Associated Press
Casper
Wyoming
Big Horn River
Thermopolis
Greybull
Stokes Divorce Trial Postponed in Iowa City
Supreme Justice Mahony postponed until Wednesday the divorce suit of W. E. B. Stokes of New York against Helen Stokes, with details noting the high profile case. Sixteen small airplanes set to fly in formation from Iowa City to St. Louis for the national air meet.
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Stokes
Iowa City
Associated Press
New York
Mahony
Rourhs
W. EB. Dr. Stokes
Helen Stokes
Mall
St. Louis
Legion Policies to Be Decided During National Convention
The American Legion plans to confront international and national policy questions at its San Francisco convention October 15 to 19. Key topics include an international air disarmament conference and immigration controls. Iowa opposes recognizing Soviet Russia and backs US deportation and Americanization efforts for foreigners.
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Legion
San Francisco
Indianapolis
American Legion
United States
Inter
Airbor Hedweed
Coolidgeb
Too Many Teachers Salaries Take Drop
Ames reports a sharp drop in teachers salaries by ten percent or more as a surplus of teachers appears for the first time in years. Prof. W H Lancelot of Iowa State College says boards delayed hiring and predicts salaries may never return to wartime levels amid prolonged wartime price pressures.
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Asnosietes Press
Ames
W. H. Lancelot
Iowa State College
Much Better to Go Away Phrase from Solomon Proverb
A fragment quotes a biblical proverb about wisdom facing folly and the futility of rest when confronting a fool. The line contrasts rage and laughter, suggesting retreat as a wiser option.
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Solomog
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