Butler cites open alliance in states to block election
Chairman William M Butler says conferences with about 110 state and district leaders show Democratic and third party figures in some states are coordinating to throw the election to Congress. He asserts this plan would deprive voters of choosing the president and notes growing support for Calvin Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Butler
Cedd
Congress
Calvin Coolidge
Supreme Court
Railway men win jury trial rights in contempt case
The Supreme Court held that railway employees who joined the 1922 shopmen strike are entitled to jury trials under the Clayton Act when charged with contempt. The decision upholds that the employer employee relationship endures during strikes and that the act’s protections apply, despite earlier rulings.
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Washington
Get
Supreme Court
Sam Michaelson
Chicago, St. Paul
Pic
Federal District Court For Western Wisconsin
Chicago, St Paul and Omaha
Michaelson
Earthquake Shakes Spartanburg and Greenville Areas
Tremors were felt across Spartanburg and Greenville counties between 2 34 and 3 66 o clock with reports of considerable shaking in Spartanburg city and surrounding regions within a 75 mile radius. Thousands awakened as the quake struck early this morning.
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Spartansburg
Greenville
The Third Party and the Farmer
A Iowa editorial criticizes the La Follette third party as unrepresentative of farmers and agriculture. It argues farmers were excluded from the convention leadership while socialists shaped the platform and questions the party’s impact on Iowa’s farming policies and parity.
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Iowa
Republican Party
Cleveland
la Foliette
LaFollette
la Follette
la Follettes
National Socialist Party
Senate
McNary Haugen
Voigt
Wisconn
Derailed Pennsylvanian Express Near Altoona
The Commercial Express on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed today near Longfellow between Altoona and Heartsburg. A relief train with doctors and nurses was dispatched from Altoona. The dining car and three sleepers slid over an embankment. several coaches derailed and passengers were injured.
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Associated Press
Mittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Longfellow
Altoona
Heartsburg
PitteLurgeh
St. Is
New York
Enneylvenia
Pennsylvania
Fatal Auto Wrecks Sunday At Capital
Two people died and two were severely injured in auto accidents in Washington on Sunday. Police efforts against reckless driving continue as investigators assess the crashes and potential additional deaths.
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Capital
Washington
Reichstag dissolves as Ebert issues decree in Berlin
The German Reichstag is dissolved by decree issued by President Ebert as the body stood before it. The piece criticizes Robert La Follette and his allies, contending Republicans authored farm legislation and support President Coolidge, while La Follette seeks farmer votes with little real record.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Reichstag
Congress
la Follette
Repubicans
War Finance Corporation
President Coolidge
Reguar
Farmers of America
la Vollette
Republican Party
America
La Follette Men Plan Big Fund Raising Effort
Washington bound investigators resume inquiry into campaign contributions and expenditures. Reports push for large Republican funds to back La Follette, with subpoenas issued to Philadelphia and Bristol figures and witnesses from Dallas Philadelphia and Kansas City.
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LA Follette
Registration Drive Targets Iowa Cities Registration Day Oct 23
In 26 Iowa cities over 6 000 population voters must register Get out the vote campaigners expect a record registration Oct 23 marks first day of registration The movement notes a friendly rivalry between men and women as registration begins and aims to compare sex rosters in several cities Des Moines Oct 20 reports the effort to boost turnout.
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Des Moines
Ames
Boone
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Centerville
Charles City
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Creston
Davenport
Dees Moines
Dubuque
Fort Dodee
Fort Madison
Iowa City
Waterloo
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Mason City
Muscatine
Newton
Oelwein
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Shenandoah Airship Near San Francisco Amid Fog Delays
The Shenandoah dirigible bound from Camp Lewis toward San Diego was sighted near the Farallones and near San Francisco Bay but fog prevented two army planes from locating it at Crissy Field. Naval official Admiral Moffett urged three Pacific coast hangars to support heavier than air craft with future funding uncertain.
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San Francisco
Calif
Tomales Bay
Crissy Field
Camp Lewis
San Diego
Radio Corporation of America
Washington
Farallone Islands
San Francisco Bay
Wash
California
Fort Bragg
Radio Corporation
Marshall, Moffett
Seattle
Sand Point
Aviation Field
North Pacific
Idaho
Wm. A. Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Admiral Moffett
Farm Bureau Federation Plans January Meeting
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation will hold its annual meeting in Des Moines January 13 to 15. Nationally prominent farm leaders will address the three day session as delegates discuss member farm bureau issues and activities and share opinions on farm bureau affairs.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Executive Council
the Federation
Farm Bureau
Registration Deadlines For City Election
Voters must register on Oct 24 25 or Nov 1 with a one week intermission. Absent residents may register on election day. The bulletin at Get Out and Vote HQ explains age 21 residency six months in state and sixty days in county. No rural or small communities under 6 000 population have registration.
Injury fatal for Columbus Junction boy hit by oil truck
Robert McWilliams, a fourth grade student from Columbus Junction, died after injuries from being struck by a heavy oil truck near the J. C. Bell home. Driver Don Hazen was cleared of blame. He was born January 16, 1916, and survived by parents and six siblings. Funeral set for Monday at the Presbyterian church with interment at Columbus City cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
Robert McWilliams
Hershey Hospital
Robert
Bee
J. C. Bell
South Hill
Don Hazen
Altnaworth
Robert Balcoff McWilliams
C. J. McWilliams
Walter
Winfield
Vincent
Des Moines
Wendell
Arthur
Elizabeth
Mary Louise
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Ruston
Columbuea City Cemetery
Democratic Fund Probed As Senate Panel Reopens Hearings
Washington dispatch says the special Senate investigation will resume hearings on Democratic National Committee campaign expenditures. Clem L. Shaver and James W. Gerard to testify on funding from campaign start to mid October with further reports due later.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joseph G. Grundy
Philadelphia
Special Senate Investigation Committee
Democratic National Committee
Clem L. Shaver
James W. Gerard
Democratic Committee
Chicago
Borah
LaFollette
American Federation of Labor
LaFollette-Wheeler National
Butler
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
Blaine
Committee
McAdoo Sends Message From Hospital on Democratic Ticket
Wm G McAdoo writing from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore says he is doing his utmost to help the Democratic ticket through messages to friends He warns that Davis and Bryan offer the only chance to purify the government and enact reforms He faults Coolidge and the Republican administration as a force of reaction and chaos The statement marks his first extended campaign message since the national convention
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Associated Press
Washington
Wm. G. McAdoo
Swason
Virginia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Davis
Coolidge
John W. Davis
Charlie W. Bryan
America
Lafollette
Wheeler
Bryan
Chinwa front battles as Manchurian assault is repulsed
On the Shanhaikwan front Chane Tso-Lin's Manchurian forces pressed attacks that were repulsed by Chinli troops. Wu Pei-fu's defense held Chinmen with reinforcements arriving for a potential enveloping move. Feng Yu-liang's Iron Sides advance near Liang Chienteng while sea bombardment targets the Manchurian lines north of Shanhaikwan.
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Associated Press
Chinwangtao
Shanhaikwan
Chane Tso-Lin
Liang Chienteng
C € Tso-Lin
Peking
Manchurian
Shanihkwan
President Coolidge Plans Address and Navy Day Spars
President Coolidge begins work on an address for Thursday night in Washington before the eastern division of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States where he is expected to outline plans for tax reduction. He will also attend Near East Relief meetings and radio a Federated Societies of Jewish Charities event in New York. Farm leaders are invited for talks on agricultural conditions and a proposed congressional proposal. He endorses observing Navy Day on October 7 in support of peace and the Navy's role under the Washington arms treaty.
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Associated Press
Chitago
Wm. E. Borah
Senate Committee
Washington
Senate
Codee
Ratio Committee
Wm. M. Butler
la Follette
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
E. R. C.onstad
la Follette Teader
Onstid
Joseph R. Grundy
Britol
Varn
Ways and Masons Committee
Republican National Committee
E. T. Stotebury
Philadelphia
Nathan T. Folwell
Manufacturer's Club of
Kansas
New York
F. H. Walsh
Kansas City
Walsh
Samuel Untermyer
The
Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Federated Societies of Jewish Charities
Congress
Navy League of the United States
Roosevelt
Marion Eppley
Navy
Iowa Army Officer Killed in Honolulu Crash
Lt. Wm. McCarthy, stationed at Schofield Barracks, was killed instantly when the automobile he rode in skidded from the road near Honolulu. McCarthy was from Sterling City Iowa.
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Iowa
Honolulu
Associated Press
Wm. McCarthy
Thelevy
Schofield Barracks
Lieu McCarthy
Ster City
Conditions for Experimental Radio Broadcasting Licenses
The Commerce Department announced strict experimental licenses for broadcasting with up to 56 000 watts. The rules follow National Radio Conference guidance urging power increases to reduce static and improve service. Stations emitting 26 000 to 50 000 watts are excluded from the plan and each license is treated as a separate entity depending on local conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
National Radio Conference
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