Grand Jury Indicts Maquoketa Banker in Bank Failures
Grand jury indicts Joe Kelso former president of the Kelso bank on six counts including embezzlement and accepting deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. Warrant actions followed after deposits losses near a million and a half. Former legislator and bank leader Kelso bonds set at 9900 dollars as trial date awaits.
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Aney
F. E. Thoman
Joe Kelso
Kelso Bank
Iowa State Bankers Association
Bellevue State Bank
Dorchester and Hughey Lumber Company
Bellevue
Kelso
German state leaders abandon passive resistance in Ruhr
The German federated states and Chancellor Stressman agree to end passive resistance while safeguarding unity. In Paris, Premier Poincare plans to entrust the interallied reparations commission to address the new situation as Ruhr occupation moves toward invisibility.
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Associated Press
Pearlin
Germany
Stressman
Poincare
Berlin
Ruhr
Rhineland
Persia blocks plan to revision of are 10
Geneva Sept 25 The league of nations assembly rejected a proposed resolution interpreting article 10. Persia alone voted against the measure, while a unanimous vote was required for approval. The resolution would have reserved to each state constitutional authority to decide how much military aid to give when another nation’s integrity is threatened.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Governor Walton launches newspaper to tell the people the truth
The Record, Governor J. C. Walton's new four page paper, appears in Oklahoma City with a statement from the executive and liberal summaries of military court testimony from Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Aldrich Blake is named editor. Jewett trial adjourned for a week at counsel Freesing's request.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
J. C. Walton
Tulsa
Aldrich Blake
N. C. Jewett
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Grant
J. S. Freesing
Jewett
Freeling
Court Denies Dismissal in Ward Murder Case
Supreme Justice Wagner refused a third motion by Isaac Mills to dismiss the first direct murder indictment against Walter S. Ward, son of a millionaire baker. The defense request followed a portion of the state's case and the court adjourned to hear further arguments tomorrow.
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Associated Press
White PI Plains
N. Y
Supreme Justice
Wagner
Isaac N. Mills
Walter S. Warl
Clarence Peters
Baker
Milla
Sherman
Bulgaria Faces Serious Trouble in Frontiers and Unrest
Sofia reports indicate Bulgaria confronts a wide communist agrarian revolt while the government warns of a potential frontier intervention by allied forces. Premier Zenkoff cites fifty thousand troops massed near Tsaribodin, with martial law decree ready for use if needed.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Tr Laria
Zenkoff
Tsaribodin
Nuailly
Jugo Slavia
Bulgarian War Department
Rores
Peasant Radicals Rumored to Ring Moscow Petrograd
A Riga dispatch reports rumors that large insurgent peasant crowds surround Moscow and Petrograd. Authorities have not confirmed the claims.
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Associated Press
London
Reuter
Riga
Moscow
Petrograd
Des Moines Tragedy Near Polk City Ends in Double Death
At nine this morning Tim Chandler killed Mrs William McClean and wounded her two daughters aged 15 and 17 two miles north of Polk City before turning the pistol on himself. Witnesses say Mrs McClean had just left a party at a county school house near Chandler's.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Polk City
William McClean
Tim Chandler
Ford's Prospective Deal Not Affected
Washington September 25 President Coolidge says the sale of the Gorgas steam power plant to Alabama Power for about three and a half million dollars does not affect Henry Ford's hope to buy and release the Mussel Shoals property in Alabama. The Mussel Shoals project remains an attractive proposition for Ford now that the Gorgas plant is transferring from government ownership.
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Associated Press
Washington, PD. C
Gorgas Ateam
Alabama Power Company
Coolidge
Henry Ford
Mussel Shoals
Alabama
Ford
Gorgas
Tragedy as Man Fires on McClean Family Then Kills Self
A man requested a ride then drew a revolver and opened fire on Mrs. McClean and her daughters. Mrs. McClean died instantly. the daughters were wounded but expected to recover. The assailant Chandler reportedly killed himself after the shooting.
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McClean
Chandler
Tragedy Fells 70 In Falkirk Deep Coal Pit Flood
In Glasgow on September 35 ninety lives believed lost at the Jamez Nimmo Company colliery near Falkirk after a deep pit flooded when water breached an adjoining obsolete shaft. Only one miner escaped as the active pit filled rapidly with no warning chimes.
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Associated Press
Ilasgow
Jamez Nimmo Company
Falkirk
Real Estate Building Returns to Normal Pace in Iowa
Des Moines reports by Burt German and W E Herren that eastern Iowa shows a return to normal in building and land transfers. They toured Waterloo Dubuque Clinton Davenport Fort Madison Fairfield Ottumwa Osceola, noting heavy home and farm activity, new financing ideas, farm value appraisals, and upcoming conventions in Davenport.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Burt German
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
W. E. Herren
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Waterloo
Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Real Estate Board
Reduction of Wheat Rates Considered by Coolidge Cabinet
President Coolidge and his cabinet debated lowering freight rates on exported wheat and flour while raising the wheat tariff. Secretary Wallace presented a world wheat report, with no firm decision, but indicating possible action and the likelihood of an extra congressional session.
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Associated Press
W.stlington
D. C
Coolidge
Northwest
Wallace
Ford will make no further bid for Muscle Shoals
Ford will not bid again on the Muscle Shoals government property. The company had already indicated the Gorgas plant is vital to the economic operation of the Muscle Shoals project, and today Ford confirmed no additional offers would be made.
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Ford
Associated Press
Detroit
Michigan
Henry Ford
Mussel Shoals
Alabama
Gorgas
Musse] Shoals
World Series Opens in New York Oct 10
The 1923 world series will open in the Yankee Stadium on Wednesday Oct 10. If the Giants win the pennant games alternate between the Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds. If Cincinnati wins the first two games move to Redland Field Cincinnati for the second pair. Start time 2 PM local. Prices same as last year unless Cincinnati wins and league sets special prices at Redland Field.
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Associated Prep
New York
Yankee Stadium
Landis
Giants
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati Club
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Gotham
Waterloo Courier manager Arthur W. Peterson dies at 55
Arthur W. Peterson, secretary treasurer and general manager of the Waterloo Evening Courier, died at his Waterloo home. He was 55, born in Warren Illinois, and had come to Waterloo in 1908 after leading Minneapolis Tribune and Indianapolis News advertising. He served two years as president of the Inland Daily Press Association. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Arthur W. Peterson
W. H. Hartman Company
Waterloo Evening Courier
Peterson
Warren
Illinois
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Indianapolis News
Inland Daily Press Association
Not the Question Not the Question Puzzle
A cryptic prompt notes the puzzle lies in the answer rather than the question. The quote hints at misdirection and invites focus on solution over inquiry.
Salinger case hearings continued in Illinois court
A federal judge in Chicago continued hearings on Ben J. Salinger Jr. amid an indictment in Sioux Falls South Dakota charging fraudulent use of the mails in stock sales tied to the defunct Midland Packing Co. in Sioux City. The proceedings were adjourned to October.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Ben. J. Salinger Jr
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Midland Packing Company
Sioux City
Wilk
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