German leader summons premiers for Ruhr conference
Berlin Sept 22 Chancellor Stresseman calls premiers of Germany's states to a conference on the Ruhr situation. The gathering, likely Tuesday, signals possible early action to end passive resistance. Paris Sept 22 Sofia denies a provisional revolutionary element in Bulgaria.
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Paris
France
Serbia
Legation
Sofia
Bulgaria
Strike Ends for Gotham Pressmen
New York publishers and officials of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union say the strike of pressmen on New York dailies ended at midnight last Monday. The International union will man the presses previously deserted by Local 25, which was dissolved. Local members may return to work with international union cards and will meet tomorrow to decide their course of action.
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New York
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International Union
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Dr Swearingen to Head Education Work
Dr Henry C Swearingen of St Paul Minnesota was elected general secretary of the Presbyterian board of Christian Education. He formerly occupied the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church at Lincoln Nebraska, where William Jennings Bryan is a member.
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Henry C. Swearingen
St. Paul
Minnesota
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Swearingen
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Pilots Reach Paris Island After Santo Domingo Flight
Lieuts. Ford Rodgers and Horace Palmer piloting two Marine Corps planes from Santo Domingo to St. Louis via Washington arrived at Paris Island this afternoon. They refueled and plan to spend the night at Hampton Roads.
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Associated Press
Paris Island
D. C
Ford Rodgers
Horace Palmer
Marine Corps
Santo Domingo
St. Louis
Washington
Hampton Roads
Hidden Drive Behind Faith and Work in Everyday Life
The saying ties belief to action, noting faith without deeds and hope without effort are hollow. It emphasizes steady effort as the companion to belief in daily success.
How Lawrence Procured Johnson Letter Revealed
Andrew M. Lawrence publisher of the San Francisco Journal recounts how the private letter from Senator Hiram Johnson came to light. He says former employee George Hardwick delivered the document after claiming mistreatment and seeking work, noting the letter’s impact on Johnson’s public image and its widespread publication.
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San Francisco
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Unites States
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Sacremento Bee
Albert E. Noynton
Republican State Central Committee
George
Hardwick
Lawrence
Boynton
Johnson
America
Grant Airship Sails Over Washington in Misty Rain
The navy’s aerial leviathan ZR-1 circled Washington in misty rain visiting the Capitol White House Mount Vernon and Arlington tomb of the unknown soldier where it dropped a wreath. The flight from Lockhurst was reportedly trouble free as thousands lined streets to watch the ship.
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Washington
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Arlington
Lockhurst
Woman Accused of Dupe in Cedar Rapids Check Scheme
Gen Evieve Hendrickson of Wyoming Iowa was taken into custody as an accomplice of Grace Clark of Wheatland Iowa who was arrested on a charge of passing worthless checks. Clark confessed and was held to the grand jury on 2500 dollars bond.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve Hendrickson
Wyoming
Iowa
Grace Clark
Wheatland
Wounded Man Found in Freight Car on Northwestern Line
A man believed to be George Finfield of Cedar Rapids was found unconscious in a freight car at Bertram Iowa this morning. His head showed blunt force trauma, and doctors could not confirm a skull fracture. Police think he was a Northwestern Railroad section man.
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Rept
George Finfield
Bertram
Iowa
Ku Klux Klan Denies Initiation Claim At White House
In Charlestown West Virginia on September 22 Rev Bassil E Newton representing the Klan imperial council told a Hurricane audience that 227 in the House and 27 in the Senate attended an initiation in the White House dining room. Washington DC also notes September 22.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Ku Klux Klan
White House
Bassil E. Newton
Oklahoma
Klan
Imperial Council
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Unsettled Weather Ahead Then Cooler Weekstart
The weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri river valleys calls for unsettled weather and showers early, followed by fair conditions. Normal temperatures start, with cooler air after Tuesday.
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Swift & Company Plant Damaged by Birmingham Fire
A fire in Birmingham on September 22 destroyed the Swift and Company storage and packing plant in the wholesale district. The damage was estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Swift & Company
Germans quit using stamps in Germany post sent here
Washington Sept 22 The German government has given up using stamps because printing costs exceed face value. Letters from Germany hereafter will bear only cancellation indicating postage is paid.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Germany
Sea Captain Testifies in Naval Inquiry Over Destroyer Wreck
Captain N F E Cousins testified at the naval inquiry in San Diego about navigation practices after seven destroyers wrecked near Point Arguello. He said frequent soundings help but compass bearings are unreliable. all thirteen defendants are to testify as the hearing continues.
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San Diego
Calif
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Pacific Steamship Company
Mner
Ruth Alexander
Cousins
Point Arguello
Edward H. Wataoa
Injunction Sought Against Elks Club Proprietor Issued
In Des Moines Judge Lester Thompson issued an injunction sought by Chief John Hammond against Mrs. John Wilson former co proprietor of the Elks club dining room for failure to appear in court to contest the injunction against sale or manufacture of liquor on Elks club property.
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Des Moines
Lester Thompson
John Hammond
John Wilson
Elks Club
Can Girl Clothe Self on Forty Dollar Year
Des Moines report shows Deaconess Wurts, head of St. Maria's home for girls, that a modern, prudent girl can outfit herself on 40 dollars per year. She notes a needlework talent can keep costs low and urges thrift in clothing.
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Des Moines
Wurts
St. Maria’s Home
Public Welfare Bureau
Warts
White House ridicules claim of Klan initiation
Reverend B E Newton of Charlestown West Virginia claimed an initiation of klansmen took place in the White House. White House officials called the statement too ridiculous to discuss and offered no confirmation or details.
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B. E. Newton
Charlestown
W. Va
White House
Frisking the Sergeant by the Playful Foot Pad
A humorous line from American Lesson Weekly features a wandering foot pad who jokes with a sergeant during a frisk. The rogue taunts the officer with a quip about crossing into dangerous territory as he jestingly narrates his bold moves.
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Iowa Teachers to Attend State Convention in Des Moines
Between six and ten thousand Iowa school teachers will attend the Iowa State Teachers association convention in Des Moines on November 1 2 and 8. Noted speakers include Stephen Leacock Aaron Sapiro Dr R E Winship and May E Francis among others. A Friday concert at the Coliseum will feature Edward Johnson and Bertha Parner with selections from Madame Butterfly.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers Association
Charles Pye
Stephen Leacock
Aaron Sapiro
Cooperative Marketing
R. E. Winship
Journal of Education
Sapiro
Farmers’ Cooperative Association of the
United States
Winship
Boston
Mass
Amrica
McGill University of Toronto
Canada
Edward K. Steiner
Grignell College
Macy Campbell
Iowa State Teachers College At
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ Assovciation
Anna Dickie Oleson
Cloquet
Minn
U. S
Minnesota
Peter Oleson
Hyde
Missouri
May E. Francis
Kell
Stein
Winers
Oleson
The
Coliseum
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Bertha Parner
Yril
Madame Hutterfly
Will Ask Increase of Duty on Wheat By Tariff Board
Representative Anderson of Minnesota says he will consult the tariff commission with President Coolidge to seek a higher wheat tariff. He notes a thirty cent per bushel gap between Canadian and American prices and says the commission can advise the president on price increases for the Minneapolis market. He adds no call for an extra session and offers no specific remedy.
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Washington, D. C
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Anderson
Minnesota
Tariff Commission
Joint Congressional Committee of Agricultural Inquiry
Minneapolis
Congress
Tulsa mob violence cases and Klan arrests headline
Governor Walton denounces Klan as criminal and says martial law could close the Oklahoma fair and force an extraordinary session. Tulsa military courts report 118 mob violence cases and several defendants admit Klan membership amid pending impeachment moves.
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Okla
C. Walton
N. C. Jewett
Oklahoma
Jewett
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House of Representatives
Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klug Klan
Tulsa
Marine Corps Fliers Leave Miami for Paris Island
Lieutenant Ford Rodgers and Horace Palmer pilot two Marine De Havilland aircraft from Santo Domingo to St. Louis via Washington and depart Miami for Paris Island South Carolina.
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St. Louis
Washington
Paris Island
South Carolina
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