Farm Leaders Seek Staybolt Aid At Corn Belt Meet
Southern interest dominated the Corn Belt Conference in Des Moines with Oklahoma and Missouri delegates discussing legislative aid for agriculture. The Federation of Grain Belt Farm Organizations grew with Minnesota and Wisconsin additions as leaders anticipated broader farm relief moves. Colonel Brookhart and Senator Stewart joined as honorary members as meetings opened with organization talks.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Corn Belt Committee
Oklahoma
Missouri
Minnesota Wheat Growers Association
Minnesota Council of Agriculture
Wisconsin Cooperative Creamery Association
Farmers’ Union Livestock Commission of Chicago
Smith W Brookhart
Iowa
Daniel W. Stewart
Sioux City
Cummins
The
Federation of Grain Belt Farm Organizations
Frank Murphy
American Council of Agriculture
Committee of 22
William Hirth
Columbia
Fewer Hunting Licenses Issued So Far This Year
County recorder Mrs. Nelle Rice reports about 600 hunting licenses issued since July 1, a drop from the prior year. She notes wet fall weather and cold drying conditions kept hunters away, with expected gains as snow and better weather return.
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County Recorder
Nelle Rice
Iowa Supreme Court Affirms First Degree Murder Conviction
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the pre conviction ruling against Kneenkee, a wealthy Castalia stock buyer, in the case connected to the December 11 death of Charles and Irene Van Broeklin. The high court upheld the first degree murder verdict and related conviction.
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Castalia
Charles and
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Iowa Supreme Court
Coverdale Seeks High Powered Sales Plan for Farmers
John W Coverdale former American Farm Bureau officer told the grain dealers convention that farmers need a strong cooperative marketing or price fixing organization rather than the current approach He argued current marketing is becoming a political tool and harms results He cited the Iowa corn group riot near Washington as damaging to Iowa finance credibility and said the state must prove itself sound conservative and constructive to restore finance ties with eastern money centers.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
John W. Coverdale
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
American Farm Bureau
Federa
Grain Dealers National Association
Coverdale
Washington
Washington High Football Drill Sets Stage for Davenport Showdown
Washington High plans tougher tackling drills after a tough scrimmage with Oskaloosa. Coach Albert McKennatry emphasizes defense and sharper tackling as Davenport looms, with injuries to Tisher Morrison and Weave affecting the backfield while Snookie Turner works into the backfield and drills place kicks from the thirty yard line. An Oskaloosa report called Washington’s defense the toughest the Oskies faced this fall.
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Albert McKennatry
Washington
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Tofanelli
Hartman
Davenport
Tisher
Morrison
Snookie’ Turner
Reverend C. F. Baumgarter Dead Former West Chester Minister
West Chester mourns the death of Reverend C F Baumgarter once pastor of the Methodist church in West Chester and recently at Tracy Town He was hospitalized in Des Moines after an operation but did not recover The obituary notes his death occurred yesterday afternoon with services pending signing community tributes
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Weert Chester
C KE. Baumgarter
Methodiet Church
Methodiat Church
Tracy
Town
Methodist
Des Moines
Mir Ballmearion
Gene Tunney Sets Plan to Stay Single
New York reports Gene Tunney says he will avoid matrimony while focusing on boxing. He rejects engagement rumors, stating he has no steady romantic plans and intends to remain single unless a rare opportunity arises.
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Gene Tunney
New York
Gene Pan Une
Jone
Marines Mobilize to Guard Mails Across Posts
Twenty five hundred marines mobilized today at marine corps posts to guard the mails from bandit attacks. They will carry riot guns and operate under orders to shoot anyone without legitimate business near valuable postal shipments, per Postmaster General New.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Debs Nearing Death as Condition Worsens
Eugene V. Debs, the veteran socialist leader, sank into unconsciousness late yesterday and has since remained in a critical state. Doctors predict death could come at any moment as he battles heart trouble and kidney issues.
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Associated Tress
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Mr. Debs
Debs
S. C. Albrecht
Harry Wiseman
Dust blast kills twenty nine mules at Tipperary mine
A dust explosion at Consolidated Coal Mine No. 2 in Tipperary south of Knoxville Iowa killed twenty nine mules and damaged the shaft and equipment yesterday. No miners were harmed.
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Iowa
Knoxvhar
Consolidated Cost
Tipperary
Here
Indiana politics to be investigated by Senate committee
The Senate comptroller funds committee decided to investigate the political situation in Indiana. The action was announced in Chicago on October 19 by Associated Press reports.
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Indiana
Associated Press
Chicago
Senate Comptien Funds Committee
Brower Home Damaged by Fire in North Avenue C
Fire started above the kitchen damaged the upper part of the Joe Brower home at 623 North Avenue C late yesterday afternoon. The house owned by David Keltner and insured for building and contents. Firefighters saved the structure. lower story intact but water damaged. Brower lost most clothing. neighbors and Mrs Brower alerted the fire department. Damage under evaluation and repairs planned promptly.
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Joe Brower
North Avenue C
David Keltner
Brower
Journal Office
Keltner
Efforts to Poison Children at Kentucky School Unfold
In Somerset Kentucky authorities probe an apparent mass poisoning attempt at Short Creek School targeting about 70 students. Teacher Bertha Mize found broken windows and a water cooler filled with sulfuric acid, prompting a wide local investigation and concern in the farming and timbering community.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Somerset
Short Creek
Bertha Mize
Queen Marie Arrives in Washington on Historic Welcome
Queen Marie of Romania begins her American visit with a wreath laying at Arlington National Cemetery and tours of Washington. She greets crowds from New York to Maryland, speaks briefly of democracy and bolshevism, tours Mount Vernon, and meets President Coolidge at the White House with Princelings in attendance.
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Those Mad Wages Atthor Speaks On Meats Versus Veggies
A prominent author argues meats inspire more than vegetables claiming “one of those men who would couse the steak for their ideas.” The remarks appear in a Tritscript review by RR and W.o-BRosten.
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Atthor
W.o—Brosten
One of Largest Geysers Reported In Yellowstone Park
A large geyser in Yellowstone National Park Wyoming is described as among the world’s largest. It has spouted water columns from twenty to two hundred feet in height.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
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