School journalists to meet at Madison Illinois
The fifth annual convention of the Central Interscholastic Press Association will be held in Madison Wisconsin November 27 and 28 under the University of Wisconsin. Delegates will discuss organization federation and round table sessions led by 40 experts. The body has grown from 63 members in 1921 to about 1 500 in 1925.
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Madison
Wis
Central Interscholastic Press Association
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Wisconsin
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McCoy Granted New Trial by California Court of Appeals
The first district court of appeals granted Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy a new trial on the manslaughter count for the August 1924 killing of Mrs Theresa Mors in Los Angeles California.
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Los Angeles
Calif
First District Court of Appeals
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Theresa Mors
French Troops Seize El Bibane Stronghold in Rif
In Rabat on September 16 French forces captured the El Bibane mountain range a key Riffian fortress. The operation enhances French control in the Rif region amid ongoing campaign actions.
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Rabat
French Morocco
el Bibane
Fall Merchandise Inspires Customers at Local Store
A local store unveils new fall merchandise exciting shoppers. The display promises a pleasant experience as customers are invited to visit and inspect the updated collection.
France Should Settle Debt Independently Says Smoot
Senator Smoot declares the United States must settle France's war debt without reference to France's agreements with Britain. He spoke as President Coolidge welcomed Borah and the French American funding bodies to Washington, stressing the US should not involve itself in European political debts or misunderstandings.
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France
United States
Great Britain
Need Smoot
Utah
American Debt Commission
White House
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Smoot
Coolidge
Congress
Srivot
Scholarships Offered to 99 Iowa Young Men
Iowa College plans 99 scholarships each worth 110 to aid boys entering collegiate or non collegiate classes. Local county committees will select the most deserving applicants. Gifts come from Illinois Central Chicago Northwestern lines and several agribusiness firms and individuals including International Harvester and DeLaval Separator Co.
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Iowa
Men of
R. A. Peston
Illinois Gentral R
Northwestern R. R
Chicago
Rock Island
Phcifie R. R
International Harvester Co
Blue Valley Creamey Co
DeLaval Separator Co
Advance Rumely Co
Ralf van Vechten
Continental and Commercial National Pank of
Minnesota Death Rate Falls From 1923 to 1924
The Department of Commerce in Washington reports Minnesota’s 1924 death rate at 971 per 190000, down from 1018 in 1923. Decreases are mainly in influenza measles and all forms of tuberculosis, while smallpox and heart disease show increases.
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Des Moines
Department of Commerce
Washington
Minnesota
Illinois Health Official Reports Lower 1924 Death Rate
Washington announced Illinois recorded a 1924 death rate of 1122 per 100000, down from 1204 in 1923. Decreases in deaths due to influenza, pneumonia, diarrheal diseases, measles, and diphtheria largely explain the drop, with small increases for cancer and other malignant tumors.
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Des Moines
Department of Commerce
Washington
Hans Wagner Loser in Election
Pittsburgh, September 17. John H. Wagner a famed Pirates shortstop fell in early returns in the Republican primary for Allegheny County sheriff. Robert H. Braun, county detective chief, led with more than eight to one over the former Pirates star.
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Pittsburgh
John H
Hans) Wagner
Pitsburgh Pirates
Allegheny
Robert H. Braun
Alegheny County
Pirate Star
Whiskey smuggling plan linked to schooner George Serrett
London dispatch reports that US agents have uncovered a large ram running scheme. The schooner George Serrett was to make multiple voyages to the United States and deliver cases of whiskey in a route termed ram lane.
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London
the Evening News
America
George Serrett
United States
Social notes from Brighton and surrounding towns
Mrs J and Mec Daniels of Des Moines spent the weekend with friend Mrs Jake Rader and left Fairfield Monday for Florida to spend the winter. R W Hinson attended a radi convention at Cedar Rapids late this week. Mr Pete Moabaker and Mrs A Ro Youne of Woirchailtown visited their daughter and niece Mrs Ll Shryock who is improving from illness. Mrs Dan Bailey and son Herman of Winfield spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Tracy. Mrs Charlie Whister is ill with pneumonia and Will Rader visited his sister Mrs Renps Hampsher in Washington then planned trips to Indianapolis Clinton Illinois and Chicago. Rev W S Gardner and wife of Malcolm visited at E H Far’s enroute home from a conference at Mt Pleasant. Ed Morin and family visited from Friday to Monday with cousin W W Jamison on their way home to Norfolk Nebraska from Lafayette Indiana.
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J. & MecDaniels
Des Moines
Jake Rader
Fairfield
Florida
R. W. Hinson
Cercy Rapids
A. Ro Youne
Pete Moahbaker
Woirchailtown
Ll. M. Shryock
Shryock
Dan Bailey
Herman
Winfield
Bob. Tracy
Charlie Whister
Will Rader
Waslington
Renps Hampsher
Indianapolis
Clinton
Ilinois
Chicago
W. S. Gardner
Malcolm
E. H. Far
Mt. Pleasant
Ed Morin
W. W. Jamison
Norfolk
Neb
Lafayette
Ind
Grinnell Homecoming To Host Drake In Gridiron Clash
Grinnell plans an eight game football schedule opening with a September 26 practice game against Penn College. The Grinnell Drake clash is slated for October 24 as part of the Homecoming events.
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Grinnell
Lows
Drake
Grinnells
Penn College
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