Hayes arraigned on murder charges in New Jersey case
Clifford Hayes 19 of New Brunswick faced arraignment for first degree murder of Reverend Edward Wheeler Hall and choir leader Elinor Smithhart Mills. Justice Supthine denied bail as Raymond Schneider, a key witness, faced extended questioning after claims of intoxication by Pearl Bahmer's stepfather were disputed.
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Associated Press
Summersville
N. J
Diltford Hayes
Hall
Suphtine
New Brunswick
Ciftferd Hayes
Edward Wheeler Hiall
Elinor Sthinehart Mills
Hays
Raymond Schneider
Thell
Schneider
Pearl Bahmer
Hayes
Pearl
Charlotte Mills
Clifford Hayes
Ray Schneider
Alleged Strike Violations Pinched in Marshalltown
Three men identified as Minneapolis and St Paul strikers were arrested in Marshalltown for violating the federal injunction against the shopmen's strike. They face arraignment in Des Moines district court. A woman named Mrs Frank Hay surrendered on a $500 bond after striking guard W G Gill Roy with a brick. Earl Cargo, a suspected strike breaker, was also held on a $500 bond.
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Associated P'ress
Marshalltown
C. D. Winters
Roy McGrew
M. Manweller
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
District Court of
Des Moines
Frank Hay
U. S. Marshal
W. G. Gillroy
Earl Cargo
Chandler Breaks Engagement Shocks Atlanta
Mrs. Onezima De Bouchel of New Orleans says Asa G. Chandler of Atlanta ended their engagement over un disclosed reports about her character. No further action is known or announced.
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Atlanta
Onezima de Bouchel
New Orleans
Asa G. Chandler
Iowa reaches record library books for every two residents
Des Moines Oct 10 Iowa libraries report a record one book for every two people with about 1 260 000 volumes available. Only five cities in the state with more than 2000 population lack public libraries.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Julia Robinson
Iowa Library Commission
Miss Robinson
Creston
Belle Plaine
Valley Junction
Myst Tie
Ida Grove
Ssantle
Vatley Junction
Louisa
van Buren
Union
Worth
Clayton
Soldier Home Opens to World War Vets
The Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown accepts veterans from World War I and earlier wars, including Civil, Spanish American, and Indian wars, with enrollment rules based on Iowa residency and honorable discharge. As of October 1, 1922 the home housed 317 war veterans and 244 wives, led by long-time Civil War veteran W. B. Ward. the youngest veteran is 27 year old Shuford Meyers on furlough.
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Associated Press
Marshalltown
Iowa
Towa
W. B. Ward
Arizona
Mr. Ward
Second
U. S. Cavalry
B. C. Whitehill
Shuford Meyers
Clemens
Courting Parlors Not Needed in the Churches Says Dean Craig
Dean Mary Carpenter Craig of Drake University argues against church managed courting spaces. She cautions spontaneous courtship preserves charm and warns formal parlors may fail. Anecdotes include a Kansas City pastor using rear pews for courting and avoiding public display. Mrs Littrel and daughter visit Burlington.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
America
Mary Carpenter Craig
Drake University
Dean Craig
Kansas City
Maxon Must Go to Jail for Manslaughter
Glenway Maxon Jr a wealthy society man will serve a five year term for manslaughter after a 1921 drunken driving crash that killed a man. The Wisconsin Supreme Court announced the ruling in Madison on October 10.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Glenway Maxon, Jr
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Third murder in Rock Island inflames city scene
Rock Island reports a Mexican man Marcel Martinez was shot by Charles Brown. An inquest over John Looney Jr. found Anthony Bilburg Dan Best and George Buckley held for his death. The trio were former friends of John Looney Sr. but enemies now amid ongoing underworld turmoil.
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Associated Press
Rock Island
Marcel Martinez
Charles Brown
John Looney, Jr
Anthony Bilburg
Dan Best
George Buckley
John Looney
Underworld
Statue of Burke presented to Washington by Sulgrave Institute
The bronze statue of Edmund Burke weighing 2500 pounds was gifted to the City of Washington and the nation by the Sulgrave Institute. It stands on Massachusetts Avenue near the Carnegie Library, depicting Burke mid speech. The institute also funds busts of Pitt and Bryce for Pittsburgh and Washington respectively.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edmund Burke
Sulgrave Institute
England
Bristol
Burke
Massachusetts Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Carnegie Public Library
Sulgrave Manor
George Washington
United States
Harding
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Viscount Bryce
Great Britain
Pitt
Society
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Fire prevention urged to cut 15000 fire toll
George R. Muldaur warns three fourths of the annual 15000 lives and half a billion dollars in losses come from carelessness. He urges public education, inspections, and drills, asking households to check alarms, exits, theaters, schools, and fire extinguishers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George R. Muldaur
Underwriters Laboratories
Civil War Veteran Burlingame Dies in Des Moines
George W. Burlingame 78 former commander of the Grand Army of the Republic department of California and Nevada died in Des Moines Iowa while visiting his home town Stamford City Nebraska. He had been preparing to attend the G A R reunion and had recently married Margaret Stoner on Sept 21.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
George W. Burlingame
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of California
Nevada
Burlingame
Stamford City
Neb
Margaret Stoner
Boone Educator Dies in Tree Trimming Accident
Duncar Grant, a member of the Boone board of education, died after falling from a tree he was trimming. The accident occurred last night as he carried out duties in Boone.
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The
Associated Press
Boone
Duncar Grant
Boone Board of Education
Memorial figures join cap on American governance memory
Pittston Massachusetts is cited in memory of Viscount Bryce historian economist and statesman and authority on American history. The piece notes Bryce’s The American Commonwealth used worldwide by universities lawyers and statesmen and Edmund Burke’s speeches on colonial government and taxation. Bryce statue will be unveiled in the Capitol tomorrow.
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Pittston
Massachusetts
Viscount Bryce
Edmund Burke
America
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Bryce
Capitol
Street Car Collision Injures Twenty in Detroit
Twenty persons were injured yesterday when two street cars collided in Detroit. Both were traveling at high speed. one jumped the track at a switch, fouling the other track.
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Detroit
Mich
Allied generals submit agreement to Turkish ruler
Mudania conference yields a drafted accord submitted to Ismet Pasha with a five o clock deadline for Angora to accept or reject. The report notes Mrs. Hannah Putnam is very low at her son A E Putnam’s home.
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Associated Press
Mudania
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Hannah Putnam
A. E Putnam
Candidates Take Part in Warm Session in Ottumwa
Ottumwa report describes a heated discussion between Colonel Brookhart and Clyde L. Herring over presidential politics and alleged socialist ties. Brookhart accuses Herring of courting public utilities and Wall Street, while Herring labels Brookhart as socialist aligned with railroad interests.
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Ottumwa
Amt
Brookhart
Des Moines
Colonel Brookhart
Clyde L.ring
Kart
Herring
Vention
Chicago
United States
Sen
Carroll, Hull, Powell
Charles F. Chase
Clinton
Congress
Agreements at Mudania Meeting Outline Greek Exit
Mudania October 10 report details the accord on Thrace evacuation by Greece within 15 days and the transfer of civil and armed authority to Turkish powers. It states civil authorities to enter after withdrawal and outlines the timetable for full transfer through eastern Thrace within a 3086 day period after evaluation.
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Associated Press
Thrace
Daugherty Visits Washington After Colorado Summer
Beb Daugherty visits at Mrs. H M Bicker's home after spending the summer in Colorado. She plans to go south later and expects to stay in Washington for several weeks.
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Des
Beb Daugherty
H. M. Bicker
Mrs. Daugherty
Colorado
Washington
Esther Hay Plans University Work After Illness
Miss Esther Hay will this afternoon at Itowa City to discuss next steps for the year. She aims to arrange duties at the university after being unable to start at the beginning of the year due to illness.
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Esther Hay
Itowa City
University
Linegs
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