Independents Enter State Races With Petitions
Iowa secretary of state Ramsay lists independent candidates for governor senate and lower house. Names across districts include W F Kopp and John M Lindly opposed by Saarmann Hull and Cook, plus McIntosh Reid and others. Independent lawmakers come from multiple counties with Saunders Herrick Buck Nolan Daniels Sutherland Kime Murphy Kasa Milligan and McCarthy also named.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ramsay
Congress
W. F. Kopp
Mt. Pleasant
John M. Lindly
Winfield
Arthur W. Saarmann
Burlington
Harry F. Hull
Williamsburg
Wayne G. Cook
Davenport
W. BE. McIntosh
L. D. Reid
Newton
Co. W. Ramsevyer
Bloomfield
James E. Craven
Kellogg
C. CC. Dowell
Winfred E. Robb
Chas. J. Gay
State Senate
Co. F. Shultz
E. P. Hagerty
H. C. Cross
Decorah
Henry O. Allen
Cresco
Iowa General Assembly
William E. Saunders
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
D. W. D. Herrick
Wapello
Chas, E. Buck
Martin J. Nolan
Dallas County
W. C. Daniels
Scott County
William Sutherland
Washington County
John W. Kime
Webster County
CC. C. Murphy
Louisa County
J. O. Kasa
Emmet
C. J. Milligan
Woodbury
Frank E. McCarthy
Polk County
Hearings on Railroad Tax Reduction Before Judge Wade
Des Moines Oct 9 Hearings begin Oct 5 in U S District Court before Judge Martin J Wade over Iowa executive council tax assessments of railroad properties Complainants Chicago Great Western and Rock Island contest 1922 valuations arguing railroads taxed at 115 percent of value while farm land sits at 38 percent Farmers concerns and earlier compromise touch a broader issue of rail and farm tax disparity and potential higher general taxes if rail rates rise
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Des Moines
United States District Court
Martin J. Wade
Executive Council
State of Iowa
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island
Great Western
District Court
Iowa
Turkish Regulars Recoiled After Crossing into Thrace
A force of 860 Turkish regulars advanced into Thrace today and attacked Greek outposts. Greek defenders held fast and the Turkish units were driven back across the border.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Thrace
Lenine Resumes Duties in Moscow After Interim
Premier Lenine is to resume his duties today per official announcement. He will preside over a meeting tomorrow to review the international situation.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Nickolaus Lenine
Webster Urges Coal Boycott to Force Lower Prices
Charles Webster of Waucamp urges Iowa retailers to refuse coal purchases at current high prices. He cites Illinois Kentucky and eastern coal at $16 f o b Superior docks and $7.25 for eastern coal. He argues a retailer boycott could force price drops within a week, noting 100 percent car movement would pressure operators to lower asking prices.
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Webster
Des Moines
Charles Webster
Waucamp
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Superior
Great Lakes
Washington welcomes visitors from across regions
Miss Eva Allen of Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. E. C. Allen of Wayland spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Carl Hedges. H. W. McCauley and granddaughter Delia of Lebanon Kansas, and Miss Smiley of Cora, Kansas, visited in Washington after a Des Moines reunion. Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Stutsman hosted L. G. Shaver of Iowa City, Frank Grines of Washington state, and H. C. Grewell of Loveland Colorado. The Grewells, married in Washington on November 3, 1866, were married by Judge Samuel Bigger, with Mr. Grines locating the old license.
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Eva Allen
Mt. Pleasant
E. C. Allen
Wayland
Carl Hedges
Des Moines
H. W. McCauley
Delia
Lebanon
Kansas
Nice
Smiley
Cora
Washington
W. P. McCaulley
E. E. Stutsman
L. G. Shaver
Iowa City
Frank Grines
Washington State
H. C. Grewell
Loveland
Colorado
Samuel Bigger
Mr. Grewell
Railway unions hold conference on ongoing Western rail talks
Negotiations resumed today between railway unions and Western railways with W G Lee and L E Sheppard leading union presidents and W M Jeffers heading the Union Pacific committee. The talks, begun in February and halted in May, showed no signs of immediate agreements and no progress announcements were planned before night.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Westren
W. G. Lee
Order of
L. E. Sheppard
W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railway
Mississippi River
Lee
Shepherd
Jeffers
G A R Meeting and Social Announced
The G A R will meet in the Post room tomorrow at 2 30 PM. The 26 11 Ladies Social of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs Fred Neiswanger Friday at 2 30 PM. Miss Helen Cunningham, at the University of Iowa, visited her home this weekend. Wilde scoop boards offered at 3 00 dollars by Boyd Berdo.
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J. C. Pumes
P. C
the Presbyterian Church
Fred Neiswanger
Helen,Cunningham
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Boyd Berdo
South Dakota farmers in crisis seek price stabilization
Democratic candidate Louis N Crill in Sioux Falls calls for immediate stabilization of wheat and corn prices. He proposes a national grain growers alliance to hold reserve grain and press for a government minimum price to ensure fair farm returns and spur broader prosperity.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Louis N. Crill
Crill
Farm Bureau
Grain Growers’ Association
United States
Cornell Opens 70th Year at Mount Vernon Campus
Mount Vernon NY area reports Cornell College enrollment for 1922 23 as the institution begins its seventyeth year. Separate Iowa bulletin outlines child labor law rules including permits for under fourteen, seven day work limits, badges for street trades, and court oversight for young minors.
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Associated Press
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa League of Women Voters
Florence P. Pierce
Iowa League
Armistice Eases War Fear Between Britain and Turkey
Turkish Nationalists in Angora approve Kemal Pasha plan and will send delegates to Dania and to the peace conference. An armistice conference set for tomorrow at Nudania eases danger, but British terms include withdrawal from the Dardanelles and Thrace evacuations by Greece.
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Associated Press
London
Angora
Kemal Pasha
Nudania
Constantinople
Great Britain
Turkey
Pasha
Harrington
Chanak
Dardanelles
Thrace
Columbia College Records Peak Enrollment in Dubuque
Columbia college Dubuque reports the highest enrollment in its history this year per registrar. President Very Reverend Edward Howard places it second among Catholic college institutions nationally. The campus plans new buildings and grounds work and marks a forthcoming golden jubilee with alumni bishops and priests expected. date to be announced.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Columbia College
Edward Howard
Middle West
Ramsey Prepares Official Ballots for November Election
Des Moines October 2 Official ballots for the November general election are being prepared by Secretary of State W. C. Ramsey. Ballots will be returned from printers October 9 for revision and then sent to the polls across the state.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. C. Ramsey
Local residents embark on extended travels and family visits
Mrs Frank Laverty and daughter Miss Ilo travel to Davenport after a weekend with Mrs Alice Darnell. M L Long, from Des Moines to Sioux City, visits his daughter Mrs Guy Tomlinson and plans to return Wednesday. Dr and Mrs M E Dickens prepare an eastward tour to Washington New York Boston and Buffalo for post graduate study and camping. Mrs Dickens sister Miss Louisa Wilson awaits in Washington DC as they seek various sites and no set return date.
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Frank Laverty
Miss Ilo
Alice Darnell
Davenport
Fred Reid
M. L. Long
Des Moines
Sioux City
Guy Y Tomlinson
M. E. Dicken
Washington, D. C
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Mrs. M. BK. Dickens
Washington, D.C
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Sutherland
Weekington
Democrat
House of Legislature
Eral
Wade
Great Western Roads
Lenine
Labor UN
Tors
OWA
League OF Women Voters
Cornell
Ing
Ramsey
Elmer Morrison, Jr
W. W. Morrison
Kansas City
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