Japs Warned by American in Manchuria
Captain Norman Baldwin protested anti American propaganda in Mukden as Japanese papers claimed Americans landed arms and fought with the Pek ing army. General Chang Tso Lin said he could not regulate the press while troops moved south along the South Manchurian railway.
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Remove Hydrogen From Big Dirigible
The ZR-3 is being vented of hydrogen at Lakehurst New Jersey to reduce danger and cost about 11600. Thirteen cells will vent hydrogen as it is deflated and later re inflated with helium. About 20 percent had already been vented to lower buoyancy during landing. The craft carried eight mail packages on a ballast manifest.
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Borah Backs Republican Bid for Re election
United States Senator William E. Borah of Idaho says he will run again as a Republican in November and not as a Progressive. He announced his decision after Idaho’s Supreme Court ruled that a candidate cannot be listed on two party tickets.
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United States
Wm. RE. Borah
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Idaho Progressive Party
State Supreme Court
Hughes warns La Follette win would wreck prosperity
Secretary of State Hughes at a Republican rally says La Follette victory threatens national prosperity. He urges support for Coolidge and Dawes, blasts the constitutional amendment idea, and defends administration policies while noting troop withdrawals from Santo Domingo and Haiti.
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Naturalized men call on president at White House
A reception and buffet luncheon for a delegation of the Foreign Born Citizens Association is the principal item on President Coolidge's schedule today. Brief addresses to the foreign born delegation and to representatives of the Coolidge-Dawes Theatrical League will be delivered, with other speeches postponed until next Thursday at a Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Foreign Born Citizens’ Association
Coolidge
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Davis to Deliver Speech in Chicago
Democratic candidate John W. Davis travels by special train from Quincy to Chicago where he is to speak at the Auditorium this evening. He plans no fixed platform addresses along the route and intends to rest as much as possible before continuing to East St. Louis and Missouri. He declines to add to his Quincy statements on the Daugherty and Wheeler indictments, calling the matter closed.
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Associated Press
Davis
Chicago
John W. Davis
Quincy
E. St. Louis
Illinois
Missouri
Harry M. Daugherty
George LB. Lockwood
Republican National Ecommittee
Burton M. Wheeler
Vault Ransacked as Four Robbers Loot Truesdale Bank
Approximately $2,000 was taken when four armed men wrecked the vaults of Truesdale Savings Bank in Truesdale, seven miles north of Storm Lake. The interior was demolished by an explosion around 1:30 AM. One motorist, Henry Strack, was fired upon but unharmed. his car was riddled with bullets. The bandits, aided by a fourth member waiting at a nearby car, fled southeast. Sheriff Merritt Hoffman pursued the trail with deputies. Bank officials put losses at about $3,000 to $2,000, with no arrests or clues yet.
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Here
Henry Strack
Strack
Merritt Hoffman
Truesdale Bank
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Crucedale Savings Bank
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Sioux City
Male Jury to Try Flapper Bandit in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a jury of 12 men will hear the case of Violet Dickerson a 19 year old labeled flapper charged with first degree murder in the killing of Lou Hirsch during a store holdup Testimony starts today after 150 veniremen were examined The defendant was allowed to bring her baby born in prison to City Hall for the proceedings and then returned to prison She is charged jointly with Charles Effinger in the shooting of Hirsch Jr. the latter was convicted of first degree murder.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Violet Dickerson
Lou's Hirsch
City Hall
Charles . Effinger
Hirsch. Jr
Finger
Concluding Packer Hearings Set For October 29
Washington October 16 Hearings in the Armour Morris packer merger proceedings will resume October 29 in Chicago. After three days of testimony before Chester Morrill head of the Packers and Stockyards Administration it was decided that evidence could not be completed at this session. The case stems from a February complaint by Secretary Wallace over Armour and Company's plan to acquire Morris and Company plants and business.
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Washington
Armour- Morris Packer
ChicCake
Chester Morrill
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Wallace
Armour and Company
Morris and Company
General Dawes to Start on Tour of the Eastern States
Charles G. Dawes republican vice presidential nominee begins a eastern tour this week that will occupy his time until a week before the election. He will address audiences in Pennsylvania West Virginia Delaware New Jersey and New York starting October 21 in Philadelphia and ending October 27 in Rochester New York before returning to Chicago. The itinerary was arranged with Everett Sanders and Q Tilson of the Republican speakers' bureau.
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Charles G. Dawes
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Delaware
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Everett Sanders
Q Tilson
Agriculture recognition outlined by Charles Hearst
Charles Hearst of Cedar Falls, a director of the American Farm Bureau Federation and president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, told the county agents conference that farm protection is the backbone of the future program. He urged uniting farm organizations with the state federation to form a foree organization to back legislation and needed actions.
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Associated Press
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Ort
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles & Hearst
Cedar Falls
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Hearst
Grant Will Retire From Health Board
Dr Charles S Grant of Iowa City will retire from the State board of health after more than five years of service including a tenure as president. He leaves public service October 28 as the board is dissolved and replaced by a health commission and an advisory board appointed by the governor. He played a leading role in Iowa's campaign against stream contamination.
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Towa City
State Board of Health
Charles S. Grant
Iowa City
Iowa
Governor Smith Heads to Elmira for Evening Speech
Governor Smith, greeted warmly in Binghamton, plans a major address in Elmira tonight after spending the day in the city. He urged residents to observe October 27 the Theodore Roosevelt birth anniversary and criticized a Great Corporation claim to ownership of state assets.
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Associated Press
Binghampton
Smith
Elmyra
Sreat Corporation
Campaign Expenditure Probe Details GOP and Independent Runs
Chicago reports outline Republican national campaign receipts of 1 714 317 gross and 1 342 959 net up to Oct 16 with 16 902 contributors and top donor William Wrigley Jr. at 25 000. Independent La Follette Wheeler total 190 535 with 155 062 spent. Nelson notes 72 009 Republican contributors and outlines assorted expenses across headquarters and campaigns.
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Republican National Campaign Organization
W. V. Hodges
Republican National Committee
Senate
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Ives
la Follette-Wheeler
John M. Nelson
Nelson
Lincoln Dixon
Western Headquarters
National Committee
Republican Fund
William Wrigley Jr
Pacifists and War for Defense Clash at Discourse in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 16 the international Disciples of Christ convention nears a clash between pacifists and war for defense advocates. Resolutions draft opposing war entirely and supporting defense only are expected to be debated. Kirby Page from New York helped draft the antiwar proposal, while Rev. W Paul Marsh of Middletown Indiana led the defense exemption bid.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Kirby Page
New York
W. Paul Marsh
Middletown
Ind
Army Air Service
Lockwood replies to Davis over Wheeler indictment charges
George B. Lockwood former RNC secretary telegrams John W. Davis denying proof for his charges about Senator Wheeler and oil company investigations. He defends exposing public official crimes and questions Davis’s claim that evidence should be ignored.
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Associated Press
Washington
George B. Lockwood
Republican National Committee
John W. Davis
Illinois
Wheeler
Montana
Davis
Senate
Lockwood
Terre Haute
Senator Wheeler
Department of Justice
Budget figures show national expenditures fluctuating greatly
The witness stated the budget ranged from 500000 to 1500000 dollars and that attention to detail is limited. He noted states faced shortages rather than surpluses and that figures on state collections and expenditures were not provided to the committee.
Many Killed in Civil War and Fire in Canton
Canton reports street fighting and a large fire after five days of factional clashes. A Canton volunteer army was defeated by a Red army of workers, with casualties and a daytime blaze causing extensive damage estimated at $7,000,000.
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Ico
Volunteer Army
Hong Kong
Merchant Volunteer Corps of
Red Army
President Pearson To Open Iowa Extension Conference
Ames Iowa October 16 President R B Pearson head of Iowa State College was slated to open the annual extension services conference with an address. Director R Bliss of the extension department will speak on Why Ex Work. Hearst head of the Iowa Park Bureau Federation also plans remarks with sessions continuing Friday and Saturday featuring George E Farrell and H S D A officials.
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Ames
Dro
RB. A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Extension Services
Venga
R. Bliss
KE. Hearst
Iowa Park Bureau Federation
George E. Farrell
North Central Divsion
La Follette Takes Leave of Iowa Today en Route
Senator Robert M. La Follette travels toward Minneapolis with stops at Oelwein Waterloo and East Waterloo Iowa en route to a campaign speech. His train halted briefly as crowds gathered with a wave greeting and his son Robert spoke on campaign issues at Oelwein before onward movement.
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la Follette
Minneapolis
Oelwein
Robert M. la Follette
Waterloo
East Waterloo
Robert
Commission Takes Up Russ Recognition
Paris reports the French commission studying Franco Russian affairs will present its final report on recognition of the Soviet government to Premier Herriot. The cabinet meeting tomorrow is expected to grant de jure recognition.
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Paris
Herriot
Meeiing
Saginaw Teen Recovered After Ingesting 1200 Metal Objects
Mary Doe, 15, of Saginaw, recovered from a diet of metal after doctors removed 1200 metallic items including coins, washers, pins, crucifixes, chains, and bolts. She was discharged from Saginaw General Hospital with no remaining health effects.
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Associated Press
Saginaw, Mich
Mary Doe
Saginaw
Saginaw General Hospital
Secretary Wallace Recovers After Naval Hospital Surgery
Secretary Wallace, treated yesterday at the naval hospital for sciatica, is making progress toward recovery. President Coolidge's physicians reported he passed a comfortable night and was resting well, with indications that the operation was successful.
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Wallace
Naval Hospital
Joel T. Boone
Coolidge
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