Fire hits Lake Forest cottages as shots hit homes
Two bullets pierced the Francis Farwell residence at Port Sheridan while two other shots landed near the McCormack estate as Brigadier General George W. H. Moseley ordered an investigation into a misdirected demonstration. A young officer detained for discipline is expected to be held accountable.
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Civil Authority To Church Officials In Siberia Plan
The government orders all Primaria residents to join church communities and registers them under church control. Local districts assign an executive council, with penalties for nonattendance. Governor approves council decisions. Aimed to replace Zemstvo power, the move prompts public opposition as peasants gain perceived self-rule.
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Movie planned of Kaiser marriage notables
Doran Hall October 26 report says a moving picture plan aims to capture the marriage of former Emperor William and Princess Hermene of Reuse as they move from the chateau to the lodge gate for the ceremony. Aviators expect dense woods may hinder filming but intend to proceed possibly landing on a small open space if needed.
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New Bonds Sell at 890.904 On NY Market
New government four and a quarter bonds sold in New York today at 99.94, the lowest price reached to date, according to The Associated Press.
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Pipe Shrine House unearthed at Mesa Verde in Colorado
Dr J Walters Fewkes reports a new prehistoric ruin at Mesa Verde National Park. A 70 by 70 foot rectangular building includes a circular tower and a shrine room containing clay pipes and funeral offerings. A mountain lion shrine and meteorite panel are nearby. A preserved Inian skeleton over 500 years old rests in a roofed grave.
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Apple Prices Seen Rising in Coming Winter
Des Moines reports an unprecedented apple crop yet prices at market centers rise amid surplus barrels. State horticultural Secretary R S Herrick warns buyers to stock up now and growers to store fruit for higher late winter prices, noting hot weather caused overripe fruit and rot. Grimes Golden and Jonathans fetch about 4.50 to 5.00 per barrel and are expected to climb.
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School Director in Jail in Chicago Court Misconduct Case
Hart Hanson a Chicago school director sits in jail awaiting midnight to end a three day sentence for misconduct in court in the Chadlesey case.
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Dog Saves Couple From Death In Fire In Davenport
In Davenport Indiana on October 26 a family including Mr A H Judisch was saved from a fatal house fire by their dog whose frantic barking and yelping warned them as flames spread on the roof and smoke filled the home, allowing them to escape.
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Bonar Law Seeks Calm Policy in Scotland Meeting
Prime minister Andrew Bonar Law said Britain needs fear and tranquility guiding policy during a Conservative Scottish unionists gathering in Glasgow. He was unanimously adopted as the Conservative and Unionist candidate from Glasgow. King George signed a proclamation dissolving Parliament this morning, to be considered this afternoon.
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Princeton Prepares for Chicago Game
Princeton N J October 25 The Princeton Tiger football squad gets ready for its first hard test of 1922 a game with the University of Chicago scheduled for Saturday at 2 36 to accommodate out of town fans.
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Railroads Asked to Send Box Cars to West
Eastern railways were urged by Great Western lines to immediately provide box cars for stock and grain bound for the western half in what officials called the most emphatic order yet issued.
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Iowa poet Piper argues good books reflect personality over ideals
Edwin Ford Piper, Iowa poet and University of Iowa professor, told the Iowa Library Association that a good book expresses a great personality and life lessons, not a fixed set of ideals. He contrasted this with the view that literature should solely convey ideals.
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Voices from silence at Illinois school for the deaf
At the Illinois State School for the Deaf in Jacksonville Col. C. C. Smith describes a new system using piano and bass drum to teach speech by touch. Pupils learn pitch rhythm and accent, progressing to inflection and fluent poetry reading as they connect sound vibrations with finger feel and movement.
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Beals and Miss Rathie Visit Then Return From Davenport
Mr and Mrs William Beal and Miss Amanda Rathie from Chicago spent last evening with Mr and Mrs Win Smouse and returned to Davenport this morning. They traveled by car and plan to proceed to Chicago. Beal operates Beal Tours to Europe.
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Lipton Plans 1924 Challenge For America's Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton announced the 1924 challenge for the America s Cup. He said he hopes to fill the cup and will make the attempt a year from next summer, aiming to return the trophy to its traditional home with a successful defense.
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Veteran Iowa judge marks 79th birthday in Keokuk
The Hon. Henry Bank former Lee County district judge celebrated his seventy ninth birthday in Keokuk on Monday receiving greetings from James C. Davis Washington Frank Hagerman and Judge James D Smythe plus hundreds of letters from local attorneys. Bank retired four years ago with a record of more Iowa Supreme Court affirmations than any predecessor and perhaps any judge in Iowa.
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Nations Invite U S to Near East Conference
Paris reports France Italy and Great Britain have agreed to invite the United States to participate in the Near East conference to be held at Lausanne Switzerland on November 13.
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Davenport Farmer Takes His Own Life
Julius Portsman a farmhand near Davenport Iowa hanged himself due to ill health despondency. His body was discovered by his employer on the farm south of the city.
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Identified as murderers of Rev Hall in New Jersey case
Mrs. Jane Gibson a witness claims to have identified the shooter and the woman at the Phillips farm murder of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and choir leader Mrs Norah Mills The names of others involved will be questioned by Attorney Motts in the afternoon in New Brunswick New Jersey
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Reduced fares for Midwest Horticultural Exposition attendees
Hor ticulturalists planning to attend the Midwest Horticultural Exposition in Council Bluffs Iowa will receive reduced railroad fares. Rail lines offer fare and a half round trips. Secretary R B Herrick says the event will be the largest of its kind this year with extensive fruit storage and concurrent national horticultural society conventions. Speakers include EF Meredith former secretary of agriculture and Henry C Wallace current secretary of agriculture.
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