Walton Fires Advisors Amid Oklahoma Impeachment
Governor Walton ousts two top aides Aldrich Blake and Dr E Z Bynum as impeachment probes continue. Blake and Bynum testify before the house committee while Walton says no successors named and the legislature remains adjourned until Monday.
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Giants and Yankees clash in tense 1923 World Series game
At Polo Grounds New York the Giants and Yankees battled in the fourth game of the 1923 World Series amid tense crowds and shifting momentum. The Giants led by Stengel and Groh traded blows with Ruth Meusel and Pipp as pitching changes and timely hits produced a high drama contest.
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Fire destroys half block in Mediapolis business section
Five business houses burned in MediaPolis main street destruction. Hatchcroft Brothers hog remedies makers suffered heaviest losses while Harry E Walters barber shop, Citizen State bank plate glass, and two drug stores were damaged by intense heat.
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Robbery motive traced in fiendish California crime
Police linked the Oakland man James Moore to a brutal family robbery that left Charles H. Doolittle dead in his Doolittle home after a hatchet attack. Moore, wounded, was hospitalized as investigators recovered a silver and jewelry haul valued at several hundred dollars.
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Irvington Mayor Edward Folsom Clings to Past Mistakes
A prosecutor investigates the motive behind Mayor Edward R. Folsom’s death by his own hand on September 26 in Irvington New Jersey. The case traces back to Hammondsport New York where Folsom forged checks robbed a bank and served three years before being pardoned by Theodore Roosevelt. He rebuilt a life with his wife but blackmail demand led to ruin and final self inflicted death.
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Johnson runs on honesty not horns in Cedar Falls speech
Magnus Johnson, Minnesota’s junior senator, told a Cedar Falls crowd that he has no horns and aims to serve all states. He called for farm relief, new Federal Reserve board members, limiting Supreme Court powers, a soldiers bonus, action against profiteers, and a shift from hate to the golden rule in foreign affairs.
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Sailing Vessel Sea Gull Navigates Mississippi To Keokuk
The two mast schooner Sea Gull, first craft of its kind to traverse Mississippi waterway from New Orleans to Keokuk, anchors in Lake Keokuk forebay. Owned by Captain C. M. Parker of Tampa, he sails with his wife and son aboard the 65 foot craft, facing low water with no trouble reaching Keokuk.
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Woman dies when train hits auto in Altoona crossing
Des Moines reports Mrs. Charles Wilson 38 and H Leach 60 of Des Moines injured when their auto was struck by a Minneapolis and St. Louis freight train at a crossing near Altoona Iowa. Mrs. Wilson is believed to have been driving.
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Belgian reparations plan to guide talks with Germany
Brussels reports Belgium invites France Britain and Italy to refer to the interallied reparations commission the Belgian plan submitted June 6 for a concrete German reparations framework. The three allied governments have agreed and the commission will study Belgium's suggestions.
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Normal Weather Forecast For Coming Week
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday calls for mostly fair skies in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri river valleys. Temperatures expected to be normal or above, with cooler conditions in the southern portion.
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Secretary Weeks decries Ford statements on Muscle Shoals plan
Secretary of War Weeks labels Henry Ford remarks on the Muscle Shoals sale as reckless assertions. He defends the administration's stance in coordinating with Detroit on the steam power plant project.
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Henry Ford reiterates Muscle Shoals offer remains open
Henry Ford says his offer for Muscle Shoals stands after the Gorgas power plant sale to Alabama Power. Ford deplores Secretary Weeks for blocking a congressional vote and asserts the Ford Motor Co. does not need Muscle Shoals, only capable of fertilizer production if possible.
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German Work Plunder City After Reichstag Action
Berlin reports the Reichstag granted Chancellor Stresseman broad authority for economic reform. In Dusseldorf unrest erupted as thousands of unemployed began widespread looting, starting in Oberbilk and spreading citywide while authorities could not stop the chaos.
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New Day Officer for South Dakota Named by Prohibition Board
Washington Oct 13 The appointment of J D Taylor as acting prohibition director of South Dakota to succeed director William O Knight who resigned was announced today in Washington.
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J. D. Taylor
South Dakota
William O .Knight
Twelve Hundred Youthful Farmers Attend Live Stock Show
More than 1,200 winning club youths will travel to Chicago for the National Boys and Girls Club Congress tied to the International Livestock Exposition in December. Winners come from Dairy Club, Home Making and Poultry clubs, with rail fare funded by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad. Over 600,000 youths participated last year, producing stock and crops valued at 8.65 million dollars. enrollment this year exceeds 700,000 as the program gains support from the Department of Agriculture.
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