Lloyd George slams Britain over Hughes reparations proposal
Imvid Lloyd George, en route to Toronto, calls Britain’s refusal a historic blunder that could lead to catastrophe. He urges immediate action on Secretary Hughes’s one year old plan for an international commission to assess Germany’s reparations. He notes President Coolidge’s remark and warns chaos if no move is made.
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Ottawa
Canada
Imvid Lloyd George
Toronto
Great Britain
Hughes
Germany
Collidge
United States
Lloyd George
Ounce
Jowans Protest Freight Tariffs
The Iowa Board of Railway Commissioners filed a complaint with Washington about current coal rates from Illinois Indiana and Kentucky to Iowa cities. The Interstate Commerce Commission is asked to begin an investigation and set a fair rate.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Iowa Cities
Iowa Board of Railway
Commerce Board Takes Up Coal Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened the assigned coal car case and set October 22 for evidence taking and reconsid eration of existing filings. The hearing will be held in Washington.
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Commerce Board
Associated Press
Shington
D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
McMaster Says He Seeks U S Senate Seat
Gov. W. H. McMaster of South Dakota formally announces candidacy for United States senator on the Republican ticket in Pierre.
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Associated Press
Pierre, &. D
W. H. McMaster
South Dakota
Ashbys Prepare to Move from Washington to Des Moines
J. A. Y. Ashby and his wife plan to sell their household goods here and move to Des Moines with their two children. They will spend the winter with relatives there and may later buy a home in Des Moines. Residents express regret at their departure after many years in Washington.
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J. A. Y. Ashby
Des Moines
Washington
Legion
Corn notes from Missouri and Iowa visit
Fred Bartholemew and companion return from a thousand mile trip through Missouri. They visited the John Haigler home at La Plata and brought home samples of yellow dent corn with Iowa size and appearance. They report a fine strip.
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Iowa
Missouri
Fred Bartholemew
la Plata
John Haigler
Merchant Ad Quote From Journal Observed
A shopper tells the merchant I saw your ad in the Journal, signaling recognition of the newspaper advertisement and prompting potential follow up on offered goods or services.
No Rain in Iowa Aids Corn Progress
Des Moines, Oct 10. The weekly farm crop and weather report notes no rainfall across Iowa last week and 80 percent sunshine. Corn advanced well despite cool temperatures, but only about three quarters of the crop is frost safe. full maturity depends on continued favorable weather.
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Associated Dress
Des Moines
Des Moines Capital Cleared in Libel Suit
Des Moines Capital wins directed verdicts in two libel suits brought by Ben I. Salinger former Iowa Supreme Court justice. Judge Franklin ruled the 1917 Youox editorial misrepresented actions and did not defame. The judge cited a state supreme court libel ruling and directed the jury accordingly.
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Des Moines
Ben I. Salinger
Iowa Supreme Court
Franklin
Salinger
Lafayvette Youox, Sr
Supreme Court
Young
Hig
State Supreme Court
Iowa
Kels California Murderer Must Hang for His Crime
Stockton Calif October 10 Alexander Kels Lochbutcher was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Ed Miservey an aged laborer on Kels ranch September 12 The court set no fixed execution date and ordered the sheriff to move the prisoner to Folsom penitentiary within ten days Judge Young ruled the case a first degree murder.
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Associated Press
Stockton
Calif
Alexander Kels
Lochbutcher
Ed Miservey
New Kels Ranch
Folsom
Young
Kelg
Three Ships Fail to Locate Kennecott Off Seattle
Three vessels reported by wireless that they cannot locate the motor ship Kennecott, which had signaled yesterday that she was near rocks off Dixon. The Alaskan Steamship Co. says no direct word has been received since the wireless ceased. Fears rise that the vessel is a total loss and 31 men aboard face grave uncertainty.
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Seattle
Wash
Kennecott
Dixon
Alaskan Steamship Company
Black Mass Kills Three Then Self in Crockett Texas
In Crockett Texas on October 10 Jim Henry Mass a 40 year old Black man fatally wounded three Black adults and then shot himself. He first attacked a Black preacher and another man at one home then killed a third person at a second residence before dying at home in a personal crisis.
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Crockett, Texas
Jim Henry Mass
Forest Fires Do Big Damage Across Three States
Fires in the northern reaches of three states rage into a third day with towns on fire and cabins burned. A 3 year old child died after wandering into Mohawk woods as smoke hampers Great Lakes navigation and bus service. Governor Blaine ordered Wisconsin National Guard from Superior to Manitou Falls to assist.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Great Lakes
Mohawk
Mich
Blaine
Wisconsin
Wisconsin National Guard
Manitou Falls
Rush dredges to Moorehaven to save town
Moorehaven Florida faced widespread flooding as dikes failed under a high gale. The state government dispatched dredges to reinforce barriers and fill gaps while volunteers rally to shore up defenses. A lull in the wind eased danger but water stood three feet deep in parts with no loss of life reported.
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Ifty
Associated Press
Moorehaven
Fila
Nationalists and Communists Delay Stresemann Bill
In Berlin on October 10 nationalists and communists in the Reichstag voted to postpone the third reading of Chancellor Stresemann’s rehabilitation authority bill until Thursday. The alliance aimed to use filibuster tactics to defeat the measure.
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Associatedress
Berlin
Reichstag
Streseman
Messures
German Offer to Help Ruins Ruhr Talks
Paris October 10 Herr von Hoesch German charge d affaires met with Premier Poincare and offered Reich help to resume Ruhr economy. Poincare said negotiations with Ruhr industrialists and labor leaders are ongoing and no new talks are planned now. He added Germany should present a complete reparations proposal when ready.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herr von Koesch
Poincare
Reich
Ruhr
von Hoesch
Germany
Mr and Mrs Ed Wenger Shop in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wenger of Wayland were in Washington yesterday for shopping. The trip focused on stores and local errands with no reported incidents.
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Ed Wenger
Wayland
Washington
Attendance in American High Schools Surged Over Ten Years
Reports from ten central states show high school attendance rising on average 95.4 percent from 1910s to 1920s. Kentucky Oklahoma South Dakota Ohio Michigan Kansas and others report substantial gains, with increases ranging from about 40 percent to over 1000 percent in Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Offices of Public Instruction
Oklahoma
Iowa
Luther Russell
Department of Education
Kentucky
South Dakota
Vernor M. Keigel
Ohio
Thomas EF. Joingon
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dramatic Scenes Mark Stokes Divorce Retrial in New York
In a dramatic retrial scene Mrs Helen L Stokes denied grave insinuations as she shouted I’ll kill him while W E B Stokes cried across the New York Supreme Court. Chauffeur Elmer Hinshaw testified Mrs Stokes drove to the 35th Street apartment of Edger Wallace, chief reporter in the case, during 1916 1917. Samuel Untermyer pressed to introduce an album of Mrs Stokes photographs as evidence.
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Associated Press
New York
W. EB. D. Stokes
Helen L. Stokes
Supreme Court
Untermyer
Henshaw
Mr. Stokes
35Th Street
Edger Wallace
Elmer Hinshaw
Stokes
Hinshaw
Struer
Streuer
Samuel Untermyer
Mrs. Stokes
Iowa Frosh Tackle Varsity This Week
Iowa freshmen football prepare for a scrimmage with the varsity set for midweek. The Frosh, averaging 180 pounds, expect a real workout led by ends Galloway and Rice and halfback Magolis. Purdue plays may be used as the teams tune up for the encounter.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Galloway
Rice
Magolis
Purdue
General Hines urges AFL reform at labor convention
General Frank T. Hines director of the Veterans Bureau urged the American Federation of Labor to adopt constitutional and by law changes enabling trained men to take positions in industries. The suggestion came at the Portland Oregon labor convention on October 10.
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Portland
Ore
A. F. of L
Frank T. Hines
Veteran's Bureau
Owners of burned Outlet store arrested in Cedar Rapids
J Cinamano and H Fogel, owners of the Outlet store, were taken into custody by police after the building was burned. No charges were filed yet, but they are held pending investigation. Police say gasoline started the fire.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
J. Cinamano
H Fogel
Appleby Family Heads to Chicago On Brief Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Appleby travel to Chicago for a few days while Carlton Appleby visits grandparents in Eldora.
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Frank Appleby
Chicago
Carlton Appleby
Eldora
Yankees World Series Opener Fights Giants In New York
At Yankee Stadium on October 16, Watson and Gowdy start for the Giants and the Yankees respectively as New York fans crowd a sunlit game for the world series. The classic six or seven game series opens with lineups from pennant play and a slate of early at bats, including Schang and Ward for the Yankees and Muesel and Meusel for the Giants.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Watson
Gowdy
Giants
Hoyt
Schang
Yankees
Bronx
Nick” Altrock
al Schacht
the Diamond
Emil “Irish” Muesel
Rottger
Nehl
Bancroft
Witt
Weal
Toons Wesece Rf
R. Meusel
Meusel
Stengel
Ward
Asan
Eec
Ewe Watson
P. Eyt
Ruth
Groh
Frisch
Young
Dugan
Grah
Pipp
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International Commission On
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Waite Hoyt
Ning Today
Jowans
Prom Eastern
McMaster
Kels
California
Negro
Fla
Herr Hoesch
MES
Gen. Hines
LABOR
Leece
Ryan
Burden and
James Mug
Gins
Durgan
Mace
Strategel
Sehang
Stach
Sehape Witt
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