Morrow Stirs Iowa Rally With Old Fashioned Tariff Talk
Edwin P. Morrow former Kentucky governor spoke at a Waterloo republican rally arguing for a protective tariff as the farmers' best protection. He attacked third party plans as socialist and blamed Democratic meddling, noting 96 percent of farmer output sells in the protected home market while most purchases come from the free list.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Kentuckian
Iowa
Coolidge
la Follette
Morrow
Democratic Party
Canada
Denmark
Netherlands
Eges
China
Repubican Party
Wm. McKinley
Freight Traffic Records Made Amid Peak Railroad Loads
Five new freight traffic records were set in the week ending September 27 as American Railway Association data show 1,087,447 revenue freight cars loaded, with grain products peaking at 69,289 and miscellaneous freight at 405,436. Daily loading hit 1,013,184 on September 24, and yearly totals surpass early-year figures despite prior weekly highs.
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Associated Press
New York
American Railway Association
Messages to President Coolidge Honor Senators Victory
Washington, Oct 11. President Coolidge, who praised the Washington Senators after their win yesterday, received numerous telegrams today. One Texan suggested he dine the team at the White House while others asked about Bucky Harris and Walter.
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Associated Press
Washington
President Coolidge
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
White House
O. R. Lagent
Flint
Mich
Walter
Buddy Elders
San Antonio
Texas
A. L. Oppenheimer
Cleveland
Coolidge
Prince of Wales Visits His Ranch in Manitoba
The Prince of Wales arrived in Winnipeg on Oct 11 and wore shirt sleeves as he enjoyed rare privacy at the Fort Gary hotel. The royal suite was reserved on the first floor and could be closed off from companions. The prince, pleased with the privacy, behaved like a high spirited school boy and retired to his suite after arriving the previous night.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Prince of Wales
America
Fort Gary
San Diego
Calif
Aor
North Island
Hawaii
Moffett
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
San Jacinto
Fort Worth
Plcacho Peak
Tucson
Cagas Grance
Ariz
La Follette Plans Western Tour Amid Campaign Talks
Senator Robert M. La Follette arrives in Chicago for overnight campaign meetings with managers and to deliver a speech. He will head to Range City, then St. Louis, Des Moines or Minneapolis, and Sioux Falls, with a possible Pacific coast swing depending on campaign strategy.
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Chicago
Robert M. la Follette
Chicgo
Wisconsin
Ranges City
St. Louise
Des Moines
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux
Falls
St. Louie
la Follette
Pacific
Argentine Aviator undecided on next move after Pacific legs
Major Pedro Zann, the Argentine aviator circling the world, faced a decision on his next move amid dangerous Pacific routes noted by Japanese airmen. He completed the Shanghai to Tokyo leg, landing at Kasumigaura from Kushimoto in five hours and 37 minutes without incident.
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Associated Press
TORIO
Pedro Zann
Kasumigaura
Kushimoto
Tokio
Weather outlook for week in upper Mississippi valley
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows occasional showers in the northern portion of the region, likely throughout the area in the latter part. Temperatures stay above normal until the latter part of the week when cooler weather is expected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri Valley
Statewide roads rated fair to good by auto club
The Des Moines Automobile club released a weekly road report noting gravel roads are generally in good condition while dirt roads run fair. Routes including Lincoln Highway, Primary Roads 60 5 2 15 17 and White Way No 7 show mixed gravelder dirt sections with overall fair conditions in several corridors across Iowa.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Automobile Club
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Clinton
Cedar Rapids
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Boone
Council Bluffs
Jefferson
Ames
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Albert Lea
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Winterset
Afton
Creston
Norwalk
Perry
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Lincoln Highway
Pleasantville
Knoxville
Albia
Centerville
Carlisle
Hogs Sell Above 11 Dollars on Omaha Market
Hogs brought more than 11 dollars per hundredweight on the Omaha market for the first time since August 1921. The record sale price reached 11.05 dollars in August 1921 and 11.10 dollars on August 21, 1921, according to yesterday's market report.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Ohio State Iowa Lead Western Conference Football Slate
Chicago reports Ohio State and Iowa on the Western Conference stage with a showdown at lo City as two Big Ten basketball inter sectional games and other pre conference schedules unfold. Michigan Michigan State and Wisconsin Wisconsin–Minnesota loom as key clashes and Illinois braces for a next week Michigan bout while Marquette and Detroit face Navy and Army in campus matchups.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Iowa
Lo City
Buckeyes
Purdue
Hawkeyes
Brown
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R. I
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Marquette
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Army
West Point
Illinois
Butler
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Michigan State
Veteran Engineer Dead at Throttle
Sioux City Oct 11 C P Yeomans Sioux City engineer for the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railway died at the throttle of train No 6 as it left Bigelow Minnesota en route to Worthington It was reportedly his last run before retirement
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Associated Press
Sioux City
C. P. Yeo- Mans
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
Omaha
Bigelow
Minn
Worthington
Yeomans
Boy Seriously Hurt As Car Strikes Farm Area
An eleven year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Clinck, was struck by an automobile four miles northeast of Waverly near a farm. Doctors at Mercy hospital said the child will likely die from injuries after the car ran over his left side.
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Associated Press
Waverly
Paul Clinck
Here
Mercy Hospital
National Banks Call For Condition Report
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of the close of business on Friday October 10. Washington reports the nationwide inquiry to assess bank health and reserves.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Zeppelin ZR-3 delays Ocean Crossing Flight
Friedrichshafen Germany October 11 The Zeppelin ZR-3 mission to Lakehurst New Jersey is postponed to tomorrow morning after excess weight and high morning temperatures reduce buoyancy. Dr Hugo Eckner ordered gasolene and ballast jettisoned but the ship remains heavy.
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Friefdrichshafen
Germany
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
N. J
Zeppelin
United States Navy
Hugo Seckner
Eckner
San Diego
Calif
North Island
Miss Gree Dunlap Visits Kalona Friends This Weekend
Miss Gree Dunlap is expected this evening from Kalona for a visit with friends over Sunday. She plans to spend time in the area and enjoy social gatherings with local acquaintances.
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Miss Gree Dunlap
Kalona
Yale Meets Georgia in Key Eastern Grid Clash
Yale faces Georgia at New Haven in a top game on the football card while Brown meets Chicago in Chicago. Army plays Detroit at West Point and Syracuse hosts William and Mary at Syracuse as other intersectional pairings. Pittsburgh meets West Virginia in a clash of note with Princeton favored over Lehigh and Columbia to face Wesleyan.
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New York
Yale
Georgia
New Haven
Brown
Chicago
Eli
Army
Detroit
West Point
Syracuse
William and Mary
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Princeton
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Mexican Bandits Murder American Payroll Train Crew
El Paso report says Barker of El Paso and eight others were shot by bandits after they wrecked a Chi Huahua and Orient railway freight train 41 miles southwest of Juarez in a $15,000 payroll robbery. A customs guard, Manuel Oriera, is missing. time believed he was slain.
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EL. Paso
Texas
Barker
el Paso
European Mining Company
Chihuahua and Orient Railway
Juarez
Manuel Oriera
Ttme
Automobile Held in Davenport Murder Probe
Davenport police hold a stolen automobile as their main clue in the murder of Dr. C. T. Foster, shot on a Davenport street. The car, linked to G. H. Mitterlehner of Valley Junction and bearing a stolen license from Mrs. F. W. Granger of Nashua, Ia, was involved in the investigation of the Wednesday killing. The motive remains a mystery.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Rock Island Police
C. T. Foster
G. H. Mitterlehner
Valley Junction
F. W. Granger
Nashua
Foster
Davis begins second Western campaign swing for president
Indianapolis Oct 11 John W Davis enters the middle west on his second and final stumping trip for the Democratic ticket. The campaign will run two weeks through Indiana Southern Illinois Tennessee Kentucky and Western Ohio as he seeks to win as many key states as possible.
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Associated Press
Davis
Middle West
Indianapolis
Middle-West
John W. Davis
Indiana
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Visitors from Macon Stop to See Etter Family
Mr and Mrs McKee are from Macon Missouri visiting their daughter Mrs P L Etter.
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Mrs. McKee
Macon ,Mo
P. L. Etter
Ohio State Football Tangles With Iowa In Wild Field Debut
Ohio State met Iowa at Iowa Field in a Western Conference clash watched by over 25 000 fans. The Buckeyes and Hawkeyes opened with a scoreless first half as Iowa fans roared and the Ohio contingent shouted their school yells.
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Ohio Rooters
Iowa Band
Fathers of Iowa
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Associated Press
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Iowa City
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Hawkeyes
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Erasius Kutler
Fleckenstein
Young - Co
Griffin Dryer
Olson Jenkins
Romey Cunningham
Hancock Cameron
Parkins
Clark
Fisher Wendler
Schirmer
Karen
Graham
Landis Honors Johnson After Classic Game
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis praised Walter Johnson during a visit to the supreme court calling the previous day's contest perfect and artistic. He recalled the three hour game as the greatest he has seen, noting Johnson's control and the era's pitching mastery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter Johnson
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Supreme Court
Landis
Butler Announces Progressive Nebraska Gubernatorial Platform
Dan B. Butler declared his platform for Nebraska governor as a Progressive Party candidate. He favors re election and repeal of the state code law and backs LaFollette for president Norris for U S senator. He also endorses exposure of the Ku Klux Klan and allied groups.
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Omaha
Neb
Senator LaFollette
Norris
United States
Dan B. Butler
Progressive Party of
Nebraska
Ku Klux Klan
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