Rates on Grain Too High and Freight Fairness Debate
Congress analysis of freight burdens shows farmers pay high transport costs while crops receive large subsidies. Representative Sidney Anderson and Angdersog discuss the skew in rates with billion dollar cotton subsidies cited. Justice Lawson speaks on the average man in freight policy context.
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Anderson
Minnesota
Associated Press
Sidney Anderson
Lowerporo
Minn
Grain Dealers National Association
Angdersog
Joseph A. Lawson
New York Supreme Court
Oklahoma Voting Goes Ahead Despite Governor Walton Protests
Oklahoma's Oct. 2 special state election moved forward with polls open statewide except four counties. Armed deputies guarded election supplies in Johnston County while other counties faced delays, yet voting continued with reports of an unusually heavy turnout and widespread quietude despite Governor Walton's threats to halt or challenge the vote.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Johnston County
Walton
County Election Board
Bryan County
Conn
Cimarron
Harper
State Election Board
Jeffe County
America
Tecumsah
Butler
Pottawattamle
Johnston
Delaware E County
Kime
Kenyon Declines Politics as He Sits District Court
Cedar Rapids Oct 2 Judge Kenyon presiding in place of Judge Scott, detained after his granddaughter’s death, said he is out of politics and on the bench. He refused to comment on presidential or other nominations and would not say if he might reenter politics.
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Associated Presse
Cedar Rapids
Kenyon
Joe C. Scott
Bloux City
Lyon
h@s
Keota Woman Dies in Iowa City Hospital
Mrs. Scott Hess aged about sixty years mother of Dewey Hess of the McElhinney Drug company died at five o'clock this morning in an Iowa City hospital after an operation. Her body will be taken to Keota for interment this evening. Funeral time not yet set. She was a well known Keota resident and leaves several children. her son from this city was summoned to Iowa City.
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Mra
Scott Hess
Dewey Hess
McElhinney Drug Company
Iowa City Hospital
Keota
Hess
Iowa City
Dillon Family Moves to Washington from Columbus Junction
Rev. W. H. Dillon and family relocate to the east part of town from Columbus Junction. Mr. Dillon, formerly pastor at West Chester and Crawfordsville, is retiring from the ministry and is well known in the community.
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W. H. Dillon
Washington
Columus Junction
Mr. Dillon
West Chester
Crawfordsville
Forget Me Not Day Proclaimed For Disabled Vets
Acting Governor Hammill designated November 10 as Forget Me Not Day and urged Iowa residents to donate to the World War Fund for disabled veterans. William H. Nye, state commander of the American Veterans of the World War, announced plans for statewide observance, noting about four thousand five hundred disabled veterans in Iowa and calling for self-initiative in aid efforts.
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Des*moines
Tra
John Hammil
Towa
William H. Nye
Rickwell City
Des Moines
Farm Problems Again Discussed
Washington October 2 President Coolidge and cabinet members discussed ways to aid northwest wheat farmers through a privately organized yet government financed wheat export corporation under the war finance corporation. The talks included farm groups and the American Farm Bureau Federation representative Greg Silver who urged expanding WFC powers to aid export direct without foreign security.
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Associated Press
Washington
PD. C
Coolidge
Wheat Export Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Northwest
Greg Silver
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Silver
Congress
Plans for air mail between New York and London
Rear Admiral William Moffett announced that after the ZR-3 is completed it will enter mail service between New York and London on a two day schedule. He also said the next ZR-1 flight will test a Lakehurst to Panama route with a return via Cuba.
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New York
London
Associated Press
ST. Louis
William Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics of
United States Navy
Germany
Lakehurst
Panama
Cuba
Cotton crop forecast shows big increase for year
Washington D C October 2 The department of agriculture forecasts a cotton crop of eleven million fifteen thousand bales for this year up by about one million two hundred fifty thousand bales from last year and about two hundred twenty seven thousand more than last month.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Rebels Capture After Assault on German Citadel
About four hundred insurgents who tried to storm the citadel in KUSTRIN Germany are in captivity. An attempt to free imprisoned comrades was repulsed. One rebel was killed and several wounded. no Reichswehr casualties reported.
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Kustrin
Germany
Reichswehr
Duffy Appeals Beal Case to Supreme Court
J. F. Duffy announces an appeal to the supreme court from the local district court ruling in the Stewart and Duffy versus Beal case. Judge Wagner sided with Y. M. Beal, the intervenor, in a decision rendered late last week.
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J. F. Duffy
Stewart
Duffy
Beal
Supreme Court
Wagner
Y. M. Beal
Shipping Interests Seek Part of Government Passenger Fleet
New York shipping interests told the Shipping Board they aim to buy a portion of the government’s passenger ships. Active negotiations continue without formal terms. Harriman lines are seen as initiators or supporters of the proposal targeting ships from the United States Lines, including the Leviathan George Washington America Republic and President Harding.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Shipping Board
Harriman Lines
United States Lines
Leviathan
George Washington
America
Republic
Harding
Mammoth Airship Begins Return Flight From St Louis
The ZR-1, the navy's giant airship, left St Louis at 9:59 a.m. for Lakehurst New Jersey. Rear Admiral Moffett, head of the naval bureau of aeronautics, is piloting the return trip on this first voyage in the craft.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Navy
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Moffett
Navel Bureau of Aeronatics
Crafty
Tax Revision Considered by Coolidge for Congress
President Coolidge weighs a series of talks with treasury officials and Ways and Means members on whether to take up tax revision in the upcoming congressional session. No final decision or official guidance from treasury or House leaders has been conveyed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
White House
Call Session of German Reichstag Set for Five
Berlin Oct 2 a Reichstag session has been called for five o clock. Chancellor Stressemann is expected to deliver his foreign affairs statement and present the government new economic program. The session aims to outline policy shifts and economic plans for the coming period.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Stresseman
Notables To Attend National American Legion Meet in San Francisco
San Francisco reports the 1923 American Legion annual convention will run October 15 through 19 with notable attendees from United States government and fraternal orders. The list includes British figures Lloyd George and Haig, Canadian Lord Ibyn e, French leaders Petain Mangin Haller, Mexican President Obregon, Italian Premier Mussolini, and U S leaders Coolidge Pershing Coontz Lejeune Denby Weeks Hines Gompers Willett Taylor Huston McFarland Payne and others.
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National American Legion
San Francisco
Associated Press
United States
American Legion
Legion
David Idoyd George
Sir Douglas Haig
Great Britain
Lord Ibyne
Canada
Marshal Petain
Mangin
France
Haller
Poland
Obregon
Mexico
Mussolini
Italy
Calvin Coolidge
John J. Pershing
Robert F. Coontz
United States Battle Fleet
John A. Lejeune
U. 8
M. C
Secretary of the Navy
Edward Denby
John W. Weeks
Frank T. Hines
United States Veterans By
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
J. W. Willett
Grand Army of the Republic
Edgar Taylor
Feneral
United Confederate Veterans
Tillinghast L. Huston
United Spanish War Veterans
James A. McFarland
Woodrow Wilson
John Barton Payne
America Red Cross
Diana Dollar Fire Drives Abandonment at Sea
Aboard the Diana Dollar burning freighter from Genoa to San Pedro, Hold No 6 flooded and fire under control by 7 a m. Debris reports indicate crew abandoning ship as the vessel veered toward a bay near Banderas Bay 1125 miles south of San Pedro.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Anderson
Federal Telegraph Company
Que
San Pedro
Diana Dollar
Genoa
Banderas Bay
Radio Corporation America
West Chester Dominates Kalona In 26 0 Victory
West Chester defeated Kalona 26 to 0 at Wi Chester field before a large enthusiastic crowd. DeLong and F Kleese stood out for West Chester as the team showed superior weight and training. Next game at Brighton on October 5.
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Kalona
West Chester
Wi Chester
DeLong
F. Kleese
West C
Brighton
West C F
Funeral services for Mrs W C Willis in Keota
Funeral services for Mrs W C Willis were held Friday at the Keota First Church with Rev John D Kern of Washington and Rev Mr Lemmon of Keota officiating. Music was by a church quartet. Burial was in Keota Cemetery with pallbearers Walter Willis Waldo Brown Bruce Clark Teets and Clarence McNu named.
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W. Cd Willis
Keota Rape Fist
John D. Kern
Washington
Mr. Lemmon
Keota
Walter and
Willis
Waldo Brown
Bruce Clark Teets
Clarence McNu
Dr Davis Moves Office to New Premises Above Chocolate Shop
Dr. D. D. Davis dentist formerly in partnership with Dr. W Masson relocates from the mat side of the square to new offices above the Chocolate Shop. The new rooms have recently been finely tiled and prepared for patients.
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D. D. Davis
W Masson
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Mammoth Airship
Pacific Freight
California
Yone
Mrs. Willis
Dr. Davis
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