Trucks From Other States Need License
Iowa will arrest drivers with Minnesota licenses crossing the state line and require Iowa truck licenses after Minnesota refused to honor Iowa licenses in border counties. Officials say reciprocity talks failed despite visits by state officials, affecting farmers and commercial truckers near the border.
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Associated P'ress
PES
Minnesota
Iowa
W. M. Colladay
State Motor Vehicle Department
Raumeny
Mr. Calladay
St. Paul
Adventists to Debate Social Questions at Des Moines Convention
Adventist leaders gather in Des Moines for a general conference council meeting starting Tuesday to discuss social questions viewed by some members as signaling Christ’s imminent return. Leaders prepared extensive studies to inform church policy discussions.
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Des Moines
Council of the General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists
Ware
Legion Auxiliary Calls for Adequate Defense Funding
Mrs. O. D. Oliphant national president of the American Legion Auxiliary urged Congress to provide sufficient appropriations to enforce the National Defense Act at the Iowa state convention in Council Bluffs. She called for a well trained citizenry and a strong national defense including airships and modern camps, proposing 100000 young men be sent to military camps next year.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Congress
American Legion Auxiliary
O. D. Oliphant
Trenton
N. J
Auxiliary
American Legion
United States
Citivengs
Adventists Oppose National Religion in Public Schools
Walter L Burgan of Washington, secretary of the Adventists press bureau, says signs in politics finance education religion and industry signal the resurrec tion of the just to believers. The group opposes reformers pushing legislation for a national religious curriculum in public schools. Burgan notes Sneha program seen as church state union, with leaders largely opposing evolution.
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Walter L. Burgan
Washington
Adventists’ Press Bureau
Sneha
Union of
Church and State
Burgan
Supreme Court Opens New Term With Crowded Docket
The Supreme Court begins its term with 780 cases on its docket including disputes over congressional witnesses, removal powers, state boundaries, and labor laws. Justices aim to reduce backlog through new review rules and discretionary decisions on petitions for writs of certiorari.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Wilson
United States
Georgia
Tennessee
New York
Massachusetts
Rochester
N. Y
Wisconsin
Sanitary District of
Chicago
New Jersey
Federal Water Power Commission
Sher- Man
Cement Manufacturers Associations
The
Chemical Foundation
Arizona
Legionnaires Sail Down Missouri to Omaha
The steamboat Yankton, flagship of the South Dakota navy, carries twenty five legionnaires in buccaneer outfits as it departs Sioux City down the Missouri to Omaha for the national convention. Sandbars delay docking, but officials expect arrival today.
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Assielated
Preas
Sioux City
Yankton
South Dakota “Navy
Omaha
Missouri River
Louis Ginsberg Dies in Ninth Floor Fall at Blackhawk Hotel
Louis Ginsberg 63 head of Ginsberg and Sons furniture firm in Des Moines died in a fall from the ninth floor of the Blackhawk hotel at 4:50 this morning. He was with his wife and son Sol, had been ill with a nervous disorder, and his body struck a parked sedan. Survived by wife and four sons Harry Sol Isaac Herman. Remains to be shipped to Des Moines this afternoon.
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Davenport
Oct
Louis Ginsberg
Ginsberg and Sons Company
Des Moines
Blackhawk
Ginsberg
Sol
Mackhawk
L’oland
Harry
Isaac
Herman
Rock Island Road
Iowa Florists and Growers to Attend State Conventions
Florists and fruit growers across Iowa will attend multiple state association meetings in November and December at Ames and Des Moines. The Society of Iowa Florists holds its 23rd annual convention November 5–6, the 60th Iowa State Horticultural Society meeting is December 1–2, the Iowa Fruit Growers association meets December 2, and the Iowa Vegetable association holds its 12th annual convention December 1–2 in Ames. The Iowa Beekeepers association will convene in Des Moines in December with date to be announced.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Fruit Growers of
Iowa
The
Society of Iowa Florists
Ames
R. S. Herrick
State Horticultural Society
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Iowa Fruit Growers Association
Iowa Veevetable Association
Iowa Bee Keepers Association
Iowa Horticultural Society
Security pact talks open in Locarno conference
In Locarno Switzerland on October 5 allied and German statesmen opened sessions in the Palace of Justice to discuss a security treaty. The talks center on Germany's war guilt and include Dr Gustav Stresemann German foreign minister flanked by Austen Chamberlain and Aristide Briand amid fears of ultra nationalist plots.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Palace of Justice
Gustav Stressemann
Germany
Stressemann
Lecarne
Evenda
Lssten
Austen Chamberlin
Mariand
President Coolidge Heads West to Omaha for Legion Speech
President Coolidge travels by train through Ohio Indiana and Illinois toward Omaha where he will address the American Legion convention. He plans one prepared speech for war veterans and will wave to crowds from the observation platform while avoiding improvised remarks.
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President Coolidge
Omaha
Neb
Chillicothe
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
American Legion Convention
White House
West Virginia
Washington
Kansas City Hosts Horticultural Exposition Alternating Midwest Event
The article notes a state horticultural exposition to be held in Kansas City in December and 10. It explains the exposition alternates with the Midwest Horticultural exposition staged in Iowa.
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Kansas City
Iowa
Reforestation Plan Advancing Across Iowa Walton Chapters
Izaak Walton League chapters in Iowa push a state wide reforestation and forest preservation program. They seek state board backing and cite thousands of acres of marginal hillside land that could be valued at under 50 dollars an acre once reforestation begins.
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Des Moines
Izaak Walton League
Iowa
State Board of Conservation
Towa
Changes in dirigible design after Shenandoah loss
Ralph H F Upson former balloon champion and chief engineer at the Aircraft Development Corporation forecasts a new class of rigid metal clad airships. He cites three lessons from the Shenandoah disaster including a thicker hull, greater diameter to length ratio and a rigidly attached control car.
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Washington
Ralph FH. Upson
Aircraft Development Corporation
Ife
Upson
Shenandoah
Air board splits paths in Mitchell controversy
The dispute over Col. William Mitchell divides as the air board resumes naval officer reviews while Mitchell reports to the War Department for possible discipline. He says he has “just begun” amid expected court martial, and the board plans to adjourn to attend the Pulitzer air races at Mitchell Field to inspect advanced aircraft.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Naval Air
Col. Mitchell
Army Inspector General
War Department
San Antonio
Texas
Airboard
Mitchell
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Conservationists push hillside forest preservation
Conservationists call hillside forest preservation a great resource saving effort. The Waltonians of the Little Sioux Association are leading the movement with Cherokees' information, and a forthcoming association meeting is expected to formalize action. Raccoon watershed chapters also show strong interest in the project.
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Waltonians
Little Sioux Association
Cherokee
Raccoon
American Legion calls for peace through prepared defense
At Omaha Neb Oct 5 James A Drain national commander urged laws to run war without profiteers or slackers and for adequate preparedness including manpower factory power money power. He presented a 150 page report while debate over Mitchells navy charges dominates convention discussions with leadership unlikely to allow new business on ex service issues.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Sckers
James A. Drain
American Legion
America
Levion
Legion
United States
Drain
Siee
L Legion Enterprises
Mitchell
Omaha, Neb
William Mitchell
Vamone Victims on Island in Japan Eat Ground Bark
Tokyo reports a commission returning from the Locchoo Islands between Japan and Formosa says island inhabitants face abject misery from severe food shortages this year. Many are grinding banana palm bark into powder for sustenance and a plan proposes using sugar and sake tax revenue totaling about 3,000,000 yen to buy food.
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Japan
Tokyo
Locchoo Islands
Formosa
Year of AFL growth noted after Gompers death
The American Federation of Labor reports 1925 membership rose to 878,297 with no loss in strength, despite new employer opposition. The year saw a shift toward company unions and worker ownership, plus the creation of Union Labor Life Insurance and cautions on labor banks. The federation also plans a Samuel Gompers memorial.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Samuel Gompers
Labor Life Insurance Company
Labor's Park
Federation
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Pact
Vndeys
AMR Quiz
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Commender Drain
Profiteers
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National Legislation Committee
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Norfolk
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Omasha
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Donald MeecRae
Council Bluffa
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