World flyers halt for lunch then push toward Muskogee
The American around the world fliers stopped under an hour at St Joseph for lunch then continued to Muskogee Oklahoma. The flight from Omaha covered 125 miles in one hour 48 minutes with a planned stopover at Fort Crook Nebraska then Kansas City circle en route.
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World Fliers
ST. Joseph
Kansas City
Muskogee
United States Air Mail Field
Fort Crook
Neb
Io St. Joseph
Okla
Demurrer Filed in Corum Murder Case in Vinton
Ollie Corum's attorney Milner filed a demurrer to the murder indictment in the Hirschfield case. The filing argues the charge fails to specify murder degree and to allege a specific intent to kill. Judge Willett is expected to rule that afternoon.
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Associated Press
Vinton
Milner
Ollie Corum
Charles Hirschfield
Atkins
Hirschfield
James Willett
Dawes Sets Western Swing to Counter La Follette Bid
Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, plans a ten to fourteen day speaking tour in October. He will address audiences in Montana, Washington, Oregon and additional western states with strong Lafollette support. Cities and dates are being arranged as campaign managers map the itinerary.
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la Follette
Charlies G. Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Lafollette
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Iowa
Kansas
Wyoming
Mixsouri
Santa Fe Train Wreck Reported Near Galesburg Illinois
The Chicagoan passenger train No 10 crashed into two buckled freight cars near Galesburg Illinois causing several coaches to derail. Officials later said no injuries to passengers or crew, while reports note a derailment by two prior freight cars caused the incident.
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Associated Press
Galesburgh, Jr
Santa Fe
Chicago
Sept
Santa Fe Railway
Galesburg
Chilcago
Iowa Bankers Club Holds County Picnics
The Iowa Bankers association and county groups hold a series of picnics attended by many bankers and families. The aim is to improve methods and relations and address mutual problems. Eighteen counties have held events with many more planned this month.
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Des Moines
Iowa Bankers Association
Association
Lawn
Judicial decision on liens and public records in Iowa
Judge E S Wells rules in C C Maddy vs Louise M Clark that taxing a fee is not part of a lien in filing a public document. He states the general public has an interest in any lien, making it a public record once marked recorded and indexed, even if not taxed on the fee book.
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Peeces
Wells
Cincinnati Defeats New York Nationals in Double Header
Cincinnati beat the Giants 5 to 3 at the Polo Grounds in game one of a double header. A four run seventh inning rally, spurred by Baldwin and new pitchers from the hill, decided the game as New York failed to score in the final three innings.
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Associated Press
New York
Cincinnati
Giants
Polo Grounds
Reds
Baldwin
Luque
Seventeen Still in Wyoming Mine
The Kemmerer Coal company mine No 5 in Wyoming awoke on Sept 18 to find seventeen of fifty-one trapped miners still inside the debris filled cavern. Rescue crews spent the night resting after lengthy shifts, while 22 bodies were recovered in the first 24 hours and 12 others escaped.
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Associated Press
Su B . Wyo
Kemmerer Coal Company
Coolidge-Dawes Prospects Bright on Pacific Coast
Washington Representative Albert Johnston reports stronger sentiment for the Coolidge-Dawes ticket in the Pacific Northwest than in 1920. He cites improved Western support in Washington and Oregon and calls the president’s government reforms a popular appeal among voters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Coolidge-Dawes
Pacific Northwest
Albert Johnston
Washington
Northwest
Coolidge
Butler
Oregon
Tragedy Strikes Colfax as Toddlers Dies in Auto Crash
Colfax reports the death of 2 year old Robert Waddington, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Waddington, after he ran into the street to reach a toy and was struck by an automobile last night.
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Colfax
Robert Waddington
C. J. Waddington
Funeral of Frank Chance Held Today
The funeral of Frank Chance, famed Cubs leader and longtime baseball figure, will be held at 2 o clock this afternoon at Rosedale cemetery. Pallbearers include Barney Oldfield and Orville Overall, with condolences pouring in from John A Heydler Johnny Evers Louis Chevrolet Charles Comiskey and Thomas Wilkes among others.
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Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Rosedale
Barney Oldfield
Orville
Speedway
Pitcher
Chance
John A. Heydler
National League
Johnny Evers
Chicago White Sox
Louis Chevrolet
Charles Comiskey
Thomas Wilkes
Communists Try to Mob Herriot in Marseille
Paris dispatch reports Premier Herriot narrowly escaped injury when about 200 communists gathered in Marseille's Rue Canneliere chanting amnesty and swinging canes. Police arrived late and forced the crowd back as Herriot was rescued by his party members and aides.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
France
Marseilles
Rue Canneliere
New York brokerage Day and Heaton quits business
The New York Stock Exchange firm Day and Heaton was suspended from the exchange for failure to meet obligations. A letter to the president cited the deflation and disappearance of partner George R. Christian as the cause of the firm’s troubles. The firm had been a member since September 1, 1871.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Day and Heaton
Exchange Tolay
George R. Christian
Exchange
Halverson Sent to Fort Madison Prison
Des Moines reports attorney Halverson who pleaded guilty to selling farm mortgages was sentenced to 15 years and is transferred to the Iowa State Penitentiary at Fort Madison.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ww. C Halverson
Ormer
Fort Madison
Legion Seeks Changes in Veterans Bureau
At the American Legion convention in St Paul a resolution calls for changes in the veterans bureau planning and central boards, criticizing advisory by departments while praising current director. The meeting also vows to fight disloyal propaganda from foreign and pacifist sources as part of a broad convention agenda. Iowa band from Sioux City wins $1,000 in the Legion National band contest with Cedar Falls and Racine also placing in the events.
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ST. Paul
Veteran Bureau Planning Board
Central Board of Appeals
American Legion
National Convention of the
Resolutions Committee
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion
Navy
Marine Corps
Omaha
Iowa
Sioux City
Monahan Post
Wichita
Kan
Racine
Wis
Omaha Post No
Baseball players honor Frank Chance with one minute of silence
Baseball fans and players planned a one minute pause during today's Chicago White Sox vs Boston Americans game to honor Frank Chance the Chicago club manager this year and 1923 Boston pilot whose funeral services were held in Los Angeles
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Boston Americans
Frank Chance
Boston Pilot
Los Angeles
Harold Lloyd Best Man at Brother's Wedding
Harold Lloyd, motion picture comedian, served as best man at his brother Gaylord F. Lloyd casting director wedding in Los Angeles. The bride Vera Webb, known on screen as Barbara Starr, tied the knot last night.
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Angeles
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Gaylord F. Lloyd
Vera Webb
Barbara Starr
Firpo Fights to Stay in U S as Perjury Case Reopens
Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo resumed his bid to remain in the United States as the perjury case brought by Brooklyn pastor Rev. William Chase was reopened at Ellis Island. The private hearing, presided by Inspector Brown of the Ellis Island legal department, would witness examination of four witnesses from the apartment building Firpo used as a home during his stay for the Dempsey fight.
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New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Wm Chase
Brooklyn
Filis Island
Inspector Brown
Fllis Island
Pirpo
Jack Dempsey
Mystery Surrounds Finding of Pastor Senselessa on Street
The Rev. Leslie Anderson of St. Joseph Michigan was found unconscious on a Chicago street. Police suspect he was struck by a automobile, his car nearby with notes reading One who is about to die salutes you. Authorities say the pastor left St Joseph after a quarrel with his wife and cannot explain how he ended up in Chicago.
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Chicago
Leslie Anderson
St. Joseph
Mich
Anderson
Fred Alden
Georgian Priest Executed by Soviet Forces in Georgia
The Georgian metropolitan Nazari was executed at Kutaisi by Russian Soviet troops, aged 68, according to the Georgian legation in Paris. The notice reports armored trains tanks and airships arriving from Russia, Bolsheviks controlling the Batum to Baku rail line, Georgian regiments joining the insurrection, and a guerrilla war forming as insurgents and intellectuals retreat to the mountains.
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Nazari
Kutals
Legation
Georgia
Russia
Batum
Baku
Jackson and Mossman undefeated in horseshoe meet
At Minneapolis on September 18 Frank Jackson of Kellerton Iowa and his pupil Putt Mossman of Eldora Iowa led the professional men's class with perfect records as action resumed in the national horseshoe tournament. Mossman stood 7–0 and Jackson 5–0.
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Minneapolis
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Putt
Mossman
Eldora
Jackson
Carroll Jackson
C. Hodjer
Willsburg
Frank Campbell
Waukee
Floyd Billings
Waukesha
Wis
John Dahl
Otto Bahr
P. T. Peterson
Leslie Sheldon
I A
Man Seeks Ticket to Mars After Vienna Outburst
Franz Farrar a Vienna observatory mechanic walked into the street yesterday without clothing and boarded a street car shouting for a ticket to Mars. He believed an automobile would hasten his trip and was removed to an insane asylum.
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Vienna
Mars
Franz Farrar
Vienna Observatory
Wasa
Dawes to Speak in Sioux Falls on Farm Question
Charles G. Dawes Republican nominee will address farmers in the spring wheat belt of the northwest in Sioux Falls South Dakota. He plans to explain his agricultural pledges and discuss the farm problem in the region during his campaign stop tomorrow night.
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Evanston
Iil
Northwest
Charles G. Dawes
Sioux Falls
Banks Will Close Saturday Evenings in Council Bluffs
The Council Bluffs clearing house association decided to close all local banks at 6:30 PM Saturdays and not reopen that evening. The move follows fears of robbery and potential loss of life after the Frederickson restaurant raid and the shooting of Officer Bob Weimer and Frederickson by bandits.
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Council Bluffs
Clearing House Association
Frederickson
Bob Weimer
Shanghai Menaced by Kiangsu Army in Civil War Clash
Shanghai amid new Kiangsu offensive as Chekiang forces revolt. Lu Yung-Hsiang flees Hangchow and Shanghai Defense troops brace for assault near Li and the Shanghai-Nanking railway. Central government moves to suppress warlord Chang Tso-Lin in Manchuria.
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Ningpo
Chekiang
Tuehun
Kienesa
Tmu
Tai Lake
Shanghai
Liuho
Hwangtu
Nanking
Shing
Kiangsu
Shanghai- Hangchow
Yangtese River
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Tien Tsien
Chang Tso- Lin
Mukden
Shanghikwan
Wu Pie-Fu
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