Salinger Appeal Over Midland Packing Case Reaches Supreme Court
The Midland Packing Company of Sioux City once valued at eight million dollars faced a Supreme Court appeal by Benjamin J. Salinger Jr. convicted of using the mails to defraud in stock sales. The case centers on indictment validity and evidence of letter delivery to South Dakota. The government argues there were no substantial grounds for the appeal despite obstruction from Salinger's counsel.
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Associated Viesay
Washington, D. C
Midland Packing Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Supreme Court
Benjamin J. Salinger, Jr
South Dakota
Dr Afrand
Salinger
Sualinger
Republicans to Meet at Capital in Iowa Rally
Des Moines October 25 program features Senator David W. Stewart Governor John Hammill Colonel Smith W. Brookhart and former Governor N E Kendall in a state wide Republican rally and banquet at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Speaker lineup includes Cassius C. Dowell Dale Griswold Mike Agnes Samuelson and county organizers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ila
David W. Stewart
John Hammill
Smith W. Brookhart
N. E. Kendall
Republican State Central Committee
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Stewart
Brockhart
Cassius C. Dowell
Dale Griswold
Expulsion of YMCA from Russia Reported by Soviet
The Soviet government announced complete expulsion of the YMCA from Russia. H D Anderson, YMCA secretary in Russia, was forced out and his property confiscated. The statement says the YMCA's departure is total. Italian POWs buried on German soil to be collected and interred in four principal cemeteries.
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Associated Press New
York
Young Mens Christian Association
Russia
National Council of the Assortation
H. D. Anderson
Pheasant Supper at Church Halted by Wardens
In Union township Kossuth County Iowa deputy State game wardens halted a church supper last night confiscating pheasants meant for patrons. Rev Allen Wood said counsel advised and other lawyers approved the plan. Farmers who furnished birds protested accusing liquor influence. No legal action was started by early today.
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Associated Press
Algona
Union Township
Kossath County
Allen Wood
Miami Escapes From Ninety Mile Gale
The storm spared Miami major damage with debris minimal and no ship losses. Escaping winds prompted a mass exodus as hundreds fled northward, while Key West suffered ship and building damage and Havana saw extensive destruction. Troops controlled looting and aided victims as residents opened homes to neighbors.
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Miami
Florida
West Palm Beach
Avand
Key West
Plan of No Tariff Sees U S Backing for Trade Levels
Washington Oct 21 The United States plans to publicly reject the financiers manifesto against world trade barriers as applying to the country while backing a leveling of customs orders among European nations. Secretary Melon will announce the stance after a White House conference with President Coolidge. The American chamber of commerce urged protecting living standards and opposing any action that could lower them, with signatures including J P Morgan.
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Washington, D. C
Financeiers
United States
Melon
Coolidge
Europe
White House
International Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
New York
J. P. Morgan
Farm relief rally aims to enlist cotton growers in congress
The Grain Belt Federation calls a November 16 St Louis conference inviting southern state representatives to back farm relief ahead of December congressional action. Leaders avoided internal interference with southern alliance plans while Governor Hammill of Iowa pushes a regional appeal to midwest and southern governors and their congressmen.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Oct
Congress
Legislative Committee
Grain Belt Federation of Farm Organizations
St. Louis
Sinc
John Hammill
Iowa
Middle West
South
Havana hurricane toll rises with 25 to 30 dead
Red Cross figures show 25 to 30 killed and 1,400 injured in the Caribbean hurricane that struck Havana. Damage is estimated at 30 million dollars with many victims from poorer city districts as communication remains cut and provincial reports are unavailable.
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Havana
Red Cross
Americana
Lavana
Republic
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
Triangular Leagues Formed for Iowa High School Debates
Iowa City October 21. The Iowa High School Debating League forms triangular leagues with each school fielding two teams of three speakers. Debates to decide champions in four districts run January to May with semi finals and finals at the University of Iowa not later than May 15. Fairfield High is the 1926 state champion, Rock Valley runner up.
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Iowa High School
Iowa
University of Iowa
EB. H. Lauer
A. C. Baird
BE. C. Mabie
Department of Speech
H. A. Greene
J. A. Opstad
Congress
Federal Farm Bureau
Executive Committee
Marcel
University College of Liberal Arts
Fairfield High School
Rock Valley
Rev Richard Hughes To Give Travelogues
Rev Richard D Hughes former pastor of Wilaskins Presbyterian and Emerald Avenue church will present a series of illustrated European travelogues. The lectures originate from WRBCN with photographs for Southtown Economist pages and radio use.
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Chicago
Hughes
Wilaskins Presbyterian Church
Richard D. Hughes
Emerald Avenue Presbyterian Church
Emerald Ave
Marquette Rd
WRBCN
Southtown
Mission Meeting Program For Unit 4 of Methodist Women
Announcement outlines an all day session by Unit No 4 of the Methodist Women Foreign Missionary Society at Washington church starting 10 in the morning. The agenda includes devotionals a convention report by Mrs Bene Nour Tare a lecture by Mes Barker and Dr W W Bowers plus addresses from Mrs Cy W Hedges and others and a 1 30 pm session with devotionals and further talks leading to a 6 40 pm gathering in the evening. The unit covers Washington and nearby towns and features the Standard Bearers and Home Guards group activities.
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Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Washington
Mieasant Plain
W.sw. Bowes Hole
Cy W. Hedges
Bene Nour Tare
Debs Dies at 71 After Long Socialist Career
Eugene V Debs, veteran socialist leader and five time presidential candidate, died at a suburban sanitarium near his 71st birthday after a long heart and kidney illness. His body returned to Terre Haute for funeral services, with cremation in Indianapolis to follow.
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Terre Haute
Associated Press
Chicago
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Socialist Party
Debs
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Tam
Perve Taote
Ind
Indianapolis
Elmhurst
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American Railway Union
Great Northern Railway
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Ilaite
Dr William P White to lead Bible conference at Second United
Dr William P White a well known evangelist and Bible teacher will conduct a Bible conference at the Second United Presbyterian church the week of October 24 through 31 He has pastored in Albany Oregon and worked with Moody Bible Institute and will speak daily at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM with morning and evening services through Sabbath October 28 18t
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William P. White
Second United Presbyterian Church
Washington United Presbyterians
First
Second United Presbyterian Churches
Committes of Missions
Little York
Ant Indianola
Iowa
O O F Nomination Names Stewart of Ida Grove for Grand Master
The Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows nominated F. M. Stewart of Ida Grove for Grand Master. The convention will vote in June at Ida Grove, Keokuk picked as 1927 convention city. Officers for the coming year to be announced at Friday’s closing session.
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Itty
Associated Pregs
Mason City
Towa
Grand Lodge
The
IT O. O. F
FF. M. Stewart
Ida Grove
Keokuk
Nebraska Stands Alone With No Funded Debt in U S
Nebraska remains the only state without funded debt, distinguishing its financial standing among the several U S states. The absence of funded debt marks a unique fiscal position for the state, setting it apart in national budgets and credit discussions.
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Nebraska
United States
Brookhart in Serious Condition Amid Health Decline
State Senator J. L. Brookhart remains gravely ill with heart irregularities and complications. He has been homebound for weeks as family and staff monitor his deteriorating health and cancel engagements.
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J. L. Brookhart
C. E Brookhart
Cok & W. Brookhart
Della Brookhart
Chicago
Lillian
Senator Brookhart
Queen Marie Attends Philadelphia Exposition Visit
Queen Marie of Mainana journeys to Philadelphia for the sesquicentennial American Independence exposition. General Pershing and 700 others greet her at the Kits Carlton Hotel reception. The royal party plans to proceed to Philadelphia this afternoon for a Wallat famtaaque.
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New York
America
Marie of Mainana
Philadelphia
Amer'sa
Depe Pershing
Kits Carlton
Puesta
Nicholas
Wallat
Hires Motor Bus for Washington Davenport Trip
Coach Albert McKinetry plans to take the Washington high school football team to Davenport by motor bus this Saturday. A bus trip offers lower cost per player and earlier return than by train, weather willing. The band may join, needing riders and cars to secure the trip, while the squad trains for the Davenport game, with Fisher out due to injury and Bain gaining practice.
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Davenport
Reil
Qeekaloosa
Washington
Milburn McKay
Bain
Weaver
Morrison
Layton
Banker
Snookie
Turner
Gallagher
England gains wireless link for ships in channel
In the completed Rugby wireless station England gains a method to communicate with British vessels at sea. Sailings on any of the seas are now better coordinated through this new wireless facility.
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Rugby
England
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