Stresemann Seeks Stronger Cabinet Power in Germany
Chancellor Stresemann completed a new four party cabinet with himself as foreign minister and chancellor. Reichstag leaders doubt he can stay in office as a dictator ship seems likely and the partisan cabinet plan was abandoned. He told the Reichstag the body would renounce rights long term to grant powers to the cabinet greater than any government has ever had.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Streseman
Reichstag
London
Central News
Ammonia to Be Used in Fight on Prisoners
Eddyville Kentucky on October 6 the siege of Monte Walters Lawrence Whriffigh and Harry Ferland at the prison continues. Gunmen hold the mess hall as guards are killed and state forces prepare to release 300 pounds of ammonia to breach the walls.
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Associated Press
Eddyville
Kentucky
Monte Walters
Lawrence Whriffigh
Harry Ferland
Lloyd George May Visit Other Cities
David Lloyd George left New York for Montreal on the first leg of his tour of the United States and Canada. Invitations from western cities prompted consideration of extending the Canadian tour from Winnipeg to Vancouver and the Pacific coast states, announced by Peter B. Kyne who is managing the visitor's program.
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Associated Preas
New York
David Lloyd George
Montreal
United States
Canada
Lloyd George
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Peter B. Kyne
Methodist delegates named for general conference
The Rev. F. W. Court of Davenport was elected ministerial delegate from the Upper Iowa conference to the church’s general conference at Springfield Massachusetts. Delegates elected included Rev. Ellis of Iowa City and lay delegate W. Mercer of Iowa City. The conference committee urged group insurance for all ministers.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
F. W. Court
Davenport
Upper Iowa
Methodist Church
General Conference
Church
Springfield
Mass
Ellis
Iowa City
W. Mercer
Find Bardsley Not Guilty of Murder
Council Bluffs Oct 6 Walter Bardsley charged with the murder of neighbor William Zimmerman near here was found not guilty by a jury after fifty minutes deliberation. The defendant pleaded self defense.
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Council Bluffs
Walter Bardsley
William Zimmerman
Here
Arrest in Boone murder case shifts suspect
A nationwide search for Mrs. Eric Rose’s killer near Boone Iowa ended with the arrest of George Whitey Keller in Des Moines. Deputy Sheriff John Reid said Keller is not the guilty man and was released.
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Boone
John Reid
Eric Rose
George Keller
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
George
Whitey”) Keller
Neat
Rose
Rene
Paul Rose
Corn Prices Rise Near 1923 High in Chicago Trade
Corn advanced today near the 1923 crop peak as wheat strength spurred a bulge. Early sentiment was bearish but prices moved up without heavy pressure after the advance began.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Planes Fly At Four Miles A Minute In Pulitzer Trophy Race
The St Louis field hosts high powered planes in the Pulitzer Trophy speed derby of the international air meet this afternoon. Aeronautical experts forecast many records as pilots vie for honors while navy planes, despite earlier defeats, pace the field with minimum speeds of 175 mph to qualify. Air mail pilots compete for the Detroit News mail trophy in the morning with sixteen flyers participating.
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Associated
ST. Louis
Army
Navy
Air Mail
Detroit News Mail
Would Raise Wheat Tariff Study Under White House Request
The tariff commission began examining proposals to raise wheat import duties from 30 to 45 cents per bushel at the request of President Coolidge. He seeks to learn how the hike would affect U S wheat growers amid mounting concerns. Representative Dickinson urged government support to encourage producer cooperatives and extension of help through proper departments.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Tariff Commission
Coolidge
Washington, PD. C
Dickinson
Iowa
White House
Temperature Exceeds Normal Across Washington Week
Washington D C October 6 The weather outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for considerable cloudiness with showers in the first half. Temperatures will run above normal with a cooler latter part and probable frost.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Dbd
Cooperative marketing associations and warehouse aid proposed
A discussion on centralized marketing points led by cooperative elevators and protective pricing. The Iowa representative backed government warehouse aid under the Warehouse Act and urged passing President Harding’s transportation grouping in the next Congress. He called for repeating the guaranteed clause and abolishing the railroad labor board.
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Iowa
Dickinson
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Demand writ against Klan in Kansas parade ban
An injunction hearing was scheduled in Bourbon county district court to restrain the Ku Klux Klan and others from parading in masks anywhere in Kansas. The filing by the attorney general followed plans for a Fort Scott street parade and connects to a separate state supreme court action by former governor Henry J. Allen seeking to oust the Klan from Kansas, which remains pending.
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Associated Press
Fort Scott
Kan
Ku Klux Klan
Kansas
Gates
Bourbon County
State Supreme Court
Henry J. Allen
Boston Sand Pile Spurs Nation's Outdoor Play Movement
A Boston yard sand pile from 1885 sparked the Playground and Recreation Association of America. Delgates from the U S and Canada gather for an October convention in Springfield as the movement has grown to 4601 supervised playgrounds. The seven ages range from sand gardens to community service.
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Boston
Associated Press
Springfiuld
Hil
America
Playground and Recreation Association of America
United States
Canada
Parmenter Street Chapel
Mabel Travis Wood
The
Playground Association
Shakespeare
Playground and Recreation Association
Westerners urge co op market plan
Washington D C Oct 6 President Coolidge discussed with Former Senator Kellogg of Minnesota and Dwight Hurd of Phoenix Arizona the organization of co operative marketing associations as a way for the federal government to aid farmers and livestock men Hurd urged government backing for co operative marketing and noted that lower freight rates in inter mountain territory would bring substantial benefit
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Kellogg
Minnesota
Dwigit Hurd
Phoenix
Arizona
Hurd
Boston baseball clubs under investigation for ownership and fraud
Dietrich Attorney O'Brien announced that an investigation has begun into the ownership and management of the Boston clubs in both the American and National leagues. The inquiry follows a petition from Boston citizens alleging fraud in player transfers and withholding wins.
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the Associated Press
Boston
Dietricg
O'Brien
Boston Citizens
Oklahoma Legislature to Try It Again on Impeachment
Oklahoma City authorities report lawmakers plan a second extraordinary session to consider impeachment charges against Governor J. C. Walton. McKee calls for assembly October 17, while Walton’s stance and potential military measures loom as the house weighs its path.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
W. D. McKee
Stephens County
Walton
Decline Shown in Clearing House and Trust Stocks
New York Oct 6 The actual condition of clearing houses and trust companies for the week showed an excess of 15 960 210 dollars a decrease of 7 190 350 dollars under last month This report reflects a broad fall in reserves and liquidity across major financial institutions.
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New York
Convicted Kentucky Woman of Murder and Explosion
Paducah Kentucky October 6 Mrs Henrietta Wagner aged 60 6 was found guilty today of the murder of Rosetta Warren and her unborn child blown up by dynamite here last spring. Wagner was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Paducah, Ky
Henrietta Wagner
Rosetta Warren
Winter Weather Prophet Predicts Harsh Start Then Mild Spell
Sioux City Iowa forecaster Virgil Weay quotes a weather oracle from wooly worms that case a harsh early winter with a long mild period and a final sharp blast. The prophecy notes black coats signal a colder, tougher season while brown indicates a milder pattern, with mixed accuracy doubts from neighbors.
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Sioux City
Virgil Weay
Apiary
Weaver
Clare
Weather Bureau
Nashville Fire Ravages Wholesale District In Kentucky
A major blaze swept the wholesale district in Nashville Kentucky causing estimated damages of 250000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames through the day with authorities investigating the cause and scope of the destruction.
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The
Associated Press
Nashville
O'Day and Hart Named Umpires for World Series
John A. Heydler NL president announces Henry O'Day and Robert Hart as umpires for the senior circuit in the world’s series to work with William and R. F. Nallin chosen by the American League.
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Associated Press
New York
Johbn A. Heydler
Henry O'Day
Robert Hart
William
R. F. Nallin
Moore Wins News Trophy In Detroit Mail Race
J F Dimey Moore a government mail pilot based at North Platte Nebraska won the Detroit News mail trophy by flying a 300 kilometer course at about 125 miles per hour. His aircraft was a regulation mail plane powered by a Liberty wartime motor.
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ST. Louis
J. F. “Dimey" Moore
North Platte
Neb
Detroit News Mail
Moore
Sion Aie Liberty
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