Crowe presses Hulbert testimony in Franks hearing
Chicago records show the state pressing cross examination of Dr. H S Hulbert on endocrine theory linked to the Leopold Loeb Franks case. Defense plans further testimony from Allan and Jacob Loeb as relatives render prior statements and documents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
H. S. Hulbert
Rollin T. Woodyatt
Robert KE
Crowe
Renewels Fils
H. 8. Hulrt
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Thhem
Bobby
Hulbert
Leopold
Crown
America
Kearly Thru
Franks
John R. Caverly
H. 5
Crowe Cress
Br. Hulbert
Robert E. Crowe
Robert
Wr. Crowe
Allan
Jacob Loeb
Drother
Richard
Rother
Nathan, Jr
Clarence & Darrow
Cauel
Hobby Franka
Jacob M. Loeb
Ofichard Loeb
Allan Loeb
Membr
Nathan F. Leopold
William Healy
Davis Nomination Sparks Party Fight and Rulings
The nomination battle ended in a bitter committee session. Clem Shaver upheld a ruling on vice chairmen. Bremmer was stripped of his seat amid parliamentary maneuvers by Smith supporters and McAdoo foes.
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Clem Shaver
Shaver
Phisy
Kremmer
Wame
Mc Adoo
Haene
Emily Newell Bee
Samuel Amidon
Kansas
Clarksburg Crowd Braves Rain to Hear John Davis Nomination
In Clarksburg West Virginia on August 12 John W Davis accepted the Democratic nomination for president amid a fierce downpour. Thousands stayed despite rain as Davis spoke from a drenched speaker’s stand while supporters urged him to continue. Winds and crowd fidelity marked the event despite the weather and an earlier oil scandal mention.
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Clarksburg
John
Fey Tats Press
Larksburg
W. Va
John Wil Yavis
Iain Supreme Post
Thea Commerce Sal Club
Davis
Fiedkin
John W. Davis
Goft Plar
Bavig
Cole
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committees
Shaver
Senator Walsh
Montana
Tiger Forgives Former Premier in Peace Conference Incident
The "Tiger of France" Georges Clemen seau forgave a former premier after a failed assassination attempt during a peace conference. Emile Mortin remained jailed with possible transfer to an insane asylum.
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Georges Clemenseau
Tiger
France
Ute
Emile Mortin
Cottin
Five Non-Union Miners Shot Down in Oklahoma War
Five non-union miners were shot in an ambush near Hughes Oklahoma, one seriously wounded, as they returned from the Nine Hill mine. The attack, involving 15 to 20 buckshot shots, follows tensions after a prior clash a month earlier that drove workers from the county. Authorities investigate identities of the ambush party while guards remain at Latimer County Court House. The mine employs about 50 non-union workers.
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Yourton
Oklo
Hughes
Austin Park
Hetween
Latimer County Court House
Governor Names Committee to Plan Town Defense Day
Des Moines reports Gov Kendall appoints a committee to organize observance of National Defense Day. Appointees include Adj. Gen. Louis G. Lasher as governor's representative, Gen. Cay E. Logan, Cal Harry H. Polk, James Barton of the Iowa American Legion, and Miss May Francis, state superintendent of public instruction.
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Des Moines
Kendall
Louis G. Lasher
Town
Wll
National Defense
Adj
Lasher
Cay E. Logan
Cal
Harry H. Polk
James Barton
Iowa American Legion
May &. Francis
Pickle Warehouse Fire Sends Four to Sioux City Hospital
Four Sioux City residents were hospitalized after smoke exposure in a fire at the pickle storage plant of the Cudahy Packing Company. Officials say all are expected to recover. investigators have not determined the cause or size of the blaze.
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Sioux City
Cudahy Packing, Company
International Institute of Co operation organized in Cleveland
The Associated Press reports in Cleveland on August 12 that 15 national and international co operative groups back the formation of a permanent International Institute of Co Operation. A four week yearly session is planned to train in group buying and selling. Seven universities seek formal affiliation. Major co operatives assisting include American Association of Commissioners and Secretaries of Agriculture, National Grange, Farm Bureau Federation, Farmers Educational and Co operative Union, Farmers National Grain Dealers, and Sun Maid Raisin Growers among others.
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Associated Pros
Cleveland
International Institute of Co
State College
American Association of Commissioners
Departments of Agriculture
National Grange
American “Parm Bureau Federation
Farmers] Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Farmers’ National Grain Dealers
Aassociation
National Co-operative Brilk Producers’ Association
National Board of Farm Organizations
The
Nations Association of State Marketing Officials
Sun Maid Raisin Growers
American Wheat Growers, Associated
Woolwine's Condition Continues Favorable for Home Sail
Attending physicians said Thomas Lea Woolwine, former district attorney of Los Angeles County, California, remains in favorable condition and plans to sail homeward next Saturday from Waris on his recovery.
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Waris
Thomas Lea Woodvine
Los Angeles
California
Obituary notices from Cedar Falls and surrounding areas
Obituaries and funeral notices detail Jeppe J Schultz of Dike, age 45, died at Presbyterian hospital. Born in Germany March 3 1878, he immigrated in 1890 and settled in Cedar Falls. Survived by widow Tillie Tobias and siblings in Canada and British Columbia. funeral arrangements at Petersen-Dros slaper. Also noted are services for George Padget of Lohrville, 69, with 23 years in the area, and Rosie Simmons and William A Warder funeral services in Waterloo area, listing churches and cemeteries.
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Jeppe J. Schultz
Oar
J. Schultz
Dike
Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Schultz
Germany
Johan Schultz
Cedar Falls
Tillie Tobias
Waterloo
Schultz
Dike Farmers’ Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
Walter
Johnnie
Strathmore
Canada
Nis J
Wayne
Alberts
Jennie Holm
Campbell River
British Columbia
Thorvald Petersen
Petersen Drosslaper
Lohrville
George Padget
Black Hawk County
Wiliam
Richard Garton
Evangel Sessions Begin Thursday at Riverview Park
The Evangelical association and United Evangelical church merge to form a large assembly at Riverview Park Cedar Falls opening Thursday August 44 with a ministerial convention expected to host about 450 clergy and multiple auxiliary sessions.
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Evang
Riverview Park
Jones Finishes Air Contest First But Loses On Handicap
London Aug 12 Lieut H W Jones finished first in the 951 mile round Britain air race for the king's cup with an average speed of 125 miles an hour and a time of seven hours 34 minutes 12 seconds. Jones was a scratch man flying an Armstrong Whitworth machine. Alan Cobham won the contest with handicap adjusted net time of five years and 59 minutes.
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London
H. W. Jones
Tofay
Britain
Jones
Armstrong-Whitworth
Alan Cobham
First SD Wheat Crop Brings Higher Minneapolis Prices
The first South Dakota wheat of this year sold on the Minneapolis market at about 25 percent above last year. A large consignment sold at 1.42 to 1.452 a bushel. average 1.260 a bushel. Arrivals show uniform high quality with low impurities. Production is expected to exceed recent years, signaling good profits for farmers amid strong war demand.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Aus
South Dakota
Esters
Warthness
Press Comment on Nominee Speech From United Preva Thy World
A collection of press comments on John W. Davis speech praising his personal qualities while critiquing policy and fitness for office. The New York Times lauds the candidate’s character. The Baltimore Sun calls him admirable. The Washington Post notes lack of familiarity with current programs. The Chicago Tribune Republican counters with strong opposition.
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United Preva
Thy World
Democrat
New York
John W. Davis
Harding-Coolidge
John W Davis
Davis Canner
Harding -Coolidge
New York Times
Democratic
Haltimore Sun
Davis
Independent Republican
Washington
Chicago Tribune Republican
Three Couples Wed at Rev Smith Residence
Three out of town couples united in marriage by Rev Clinton F Smith at his residence last week. John Baker of Vinton wed Amy Avery of Vinton on Aug 7 with Mrs Warl Powers as witness. Mary Fucss of Riceville and Roy Bohnstengel of Traer were married the same day, escorted by Mr and Mrs George Schmidt of Traer, who will settle near Traer. Leodta Sezer and John Pelton of Cherokee were married Friday afternoon Aug 3, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Max ihert of Oelwein, and will reside in Cherokee where Pelton runs a dairy.
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Iowa
Des Mother
Evangelical Association
United Evangelical Church
Riverview Park
Cedar
Woman’s Missionary
Evangelical League of Christian
School of
Wil Mereside
S. C. Breyfogel
Reading
AL BL Hangen
Cleveland
The
Evangelical Messenger
W. C. Mallwachs
Evangelical Endeavor
1. C. Ks
B. Rf
Wiener
Naperville
Lil
Thomas Finktolner
Perville
Zuehl
Mars
Western Union College
WH. Brunemeter
China
Walter Trutton
Lowa
N. Ramige
Des Moines
Finkbeiner
Xnaperville
Eesson
Geliver
Or. Hangen
H. 3
Waust
Cedar Pals
W. M
Little Heralda
L. N. Day
Aredate
Brunemeter
Missionary Society
Assembly
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Beatrice Reichert
Waterloo
Mr. Hallwach
John Baker
Vinton
Amy Avery
Warl Powers
Ha Groom
Mary Fucss
Riceville
Roy Bohnstengel
Traer
George Schmidt
Leodta’ | Sezer
John Pelton
Cherokee
Maxihert
Oelwein
Pelton
Gairy
Storm of the Century Hits Council Bluffs Town
A fierce late afternoon storm in Council Bluffs Iowa produced darkness hail and heavy rain causing widespread damage and street flooding. Telephones buzzed with inquiries about relatives as residents assessed the wreckage and awaited damage estimates. Epworth League alumni plan a Brenes ark gathering at 6 20 p m and M Wilson leaves on vacation to visit friends in several towns.
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Council Bluffs
Wale
Prohibition and Klan Figures in Ohio Primaries
Columbus August 12 Ohio voters cast ballots to pick state and county nominees for November. A large turnout was forecast amid favorable weather and strong registration. The contest centers on prohibition and Klan influence with several candidates aligned or opposed, including a Cleveland negro candidate and a split in Democratic support. Governor Danahey seeks renomination as Democrats back the national ticket.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Coolidge
Vic Donahey
Klan
Prohibition
Ku Klux Klan
Joseph Sieber
Akron
Governmor
James A. White
Anti-Saipan League
Homer Durand
Coschocton
Wet
Harris
John IF. Burke
George LB. Harris
John J. Cahe
Henry Clay Smith
Cleveland
Danahey
James C. B. Beatty
East Liverpool
Foster and Gitlow Plan National Speaking Tour
National campaign tours planned for William Z Foster and Benjamin Gitlow as Workers Party candidates for president and vice president. Foster will make two eastern and two western trips. Gitlow to tour the country starting Aug 12, with kickoff in Youngstown and a Western leg from Minneapolis to the Pacific coast, ending in Chicago on Nov 2.
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Chicago
William Z. Foster
Benjamin Gitlow
Foster
Gitlow
Paterson
Nu 'J
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Youngstown
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Kauses City
St. Louis
Springfield
Ill
New Jersey
Philadelpnia
Butte
Mont
Pacific Coast
Detroit
Girlow
Couple Married on Golf Course in Clinton Country Club
On August 12 at Clinton, Ta. a ceremony beside the second hole of the Clinton Country Club linked May Metzel and Joseph Bitson of Chicago. Municipal Judge Hower Smith officiated as cad witnesses and witnesses stood under a spreading shade tree.
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Clinton, Ta
Clinton Country Club
Fire destroys river farms barn used as hotel near Knight's Landing
A fire at a River Farms barn near Knight's Landing California swept the large storage barn hotel used by tea workers and others. At least 60 people were asleep inside when the blaze started and several are believed dead.
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Knight’s Landing
Cal
River Farms Company
Shenandoah to Visit Sioux City on Blimp Route
A message from Washington, D. C., states the giant blimp Shenandoah will visit Sioux City on its east to Des Moines journey. The Navy department says the routing via Sioux City is very possible and under consideration.
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Sioux City
Ang
Washington, D. C
Shenandoah
Des Moines
Navy Department
Sious City
Greeks Ordered Out of Bulgaria
London reports from Athens say Bulgaria has ordered all Greeks to leave within 20 days or face expulsion. The dispatch notes heightened tensions in the region amid the ongoing Balkan crisis and refugee concerns.
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London
Athens
Bulgaria
Dancing Masters to Ban Extreme Dances at Convention
Plans from the International Association of Dancing Masters aim to eliminate extreme forms of dancing at its annual meeting. If approved, the wildcat whirl tiger twaddle and camel canter will be replaced by the whisper waltz and raggedy Anne a slow fox trot.
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New York
International Association of Dancing Masters
Eleven Forest Fires Roaring Across Western States
Eleven major forest fires raged through California Nevada Oregon and Washington. Along the Mercede river near El Portal in Yosemite country 200 civilians and 150 convicts fought a blaze that had consumed over 12000 acres including 4000 heavily timbered Sierra lands. In Riverside 160 firefighters battled a San Jacinto fire. Oregon reported five new fires in Whitman National Forest and nearby timber. Washington saw blazes in Whatcom Kittitas Rainier and Chelan forests. Lightning was blamed for the fires.
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Francisco
Cal
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Yosemite National Park
Mercede
el Portal
Yosemite Valley
Sierra National Forest
Riverside
San Jacinto Mountains
Whitman National Forest
Whatcom
Kittilas
Rainier
Chelan
Madigan Urges Voting At Kiwanis Speech
En Manigan county treasurer urged every citizen to vote in the upcoming election at a Kiwanis luncheon. He noted only 40 percent voted last time and warned against criticism of elected officials while expressing optimism about Europe’s adjustment and U S prosperity.
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Wiwanis
Muereigns
Rialto Theatre
En Madigan
United States
Maniigan
Europe
Former U.S. Marshal shoots man in Sidney Iowa
Charles Reynolds a former United States deputy marshal killed Al Weber at Reynolds home in Sidney Iowa. Reynolds told Sheriff Abshire the shooting was in self defense and the body was found with an empty whisky jug nearby. Reynolds and his son notified authorities in person.
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Omaha
Neb
A_ social dispatch
World Herald
Sidney
Charles Reynolds
United States
Abshire
al Weber
Reynolds
Weber
Six Sick Cows Basis for Suit for Damages
P. S. Farrell and wife sue Arthur G. Young alleging the March 15 1922 cattle purchase included six cows infected with contagious abortion. They seek 600 dollars actual damages and 5000 dollars exemplary damages. Both parties run dairies. plaintiffs say their herd had no prior infection and the cows were worthless for dairy use.
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P. S. Farrell
Arthur G. Young
Ann Luthers Suit Against Jack White May Be Dismissed
In Los Angeles on August 12 Ann Luthers $100000 breach of contract suit against Jack White faced potential dismissal. White’s attorney Paul Schenck argued no definite agreement to star in films had been shown and the informal verbal contract cited by Luther is insufficient to uphold the suit.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ann Luther
Jack White
White
Taday Ag
Paul Schenck
attor_ way
Miss Euther
Alice McClintock Seeks Separate Maintenance In Suit
Mrs. Alice McClintock files for separate maintenance against George McClintock whom she married January 11 1907 at LeMars Iowa. She alleges adultery by her husband and asks four dozen dollars weekly for support while claiming he earns forty five dollars a week as an trading foreman.
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Alice McClintock Teaay
George McClintock
LeMars
Jury Will Attend Scout Executives Estes Park Meeting
A. F. Jury, local scout executive, will drive to Estes Park Colorado for the national encampment of scout executives September 6 to 15. James E. West notes in a circular letter that the biennial conferences have grown, aiming for a 100 percent attendance and the greatest meeting yet.
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Boy Scout
A. F. Jury
Focal Executive
Estes Park
Golo
James E. West
National Scout Executive
Inter
Rich &S
Passea
S A. W. Jury
Boulder
Colo
Y W C A Board to Decide Building Campaign Policy
A Wednesday evening meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association will set policy for the building campaign. President Mrs. W N Langias and officers will outline plans and carry out Miss Aimee Fagundus's duties posthumously. Miss Ethel Resor will stay at headquarters until Sept 1 or longer.
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W. N Langias
Young Women’s Christian Association
Aimee Fagundus
Langlas
Ethel Resor
U. W
Anderson Denied Writ for Bail in New York Case
Judge Benjamin N. Cardoza refused William Andersons request for a certificate of reasonable doubt to permit release on bail pending appeal. Anderson, former superintendent of the New York Anti-Saloon League, is serving a sentence for forgery in the third degree. Whitman represented Anderson. the order upheld the validity of the conviction.
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New York
Benjamin N- Cardoza
William “Anderzson
AntiSaloon League
Anderson
Sing Sing
Charles §. Whitman
C. B. Williams
Whitman
Felix C. Benegeenga
Cardoza
Bremer County Fair Opens at Waverly
Waverly August 12 Bremer County Fair opens with about 2090 on the grounds. Poultry entries total 560 birds double last year. Beef and dairy judging began at 10 a.m. with champions named: Shorthorn Lloyd J Conan Hudson female Fred Myers Waverly. Hereford A J Minish Hudson male Keyser Kinzer Whitten Ta female. Jerseys Waterloo Jersey farm B T Davis Iowa City substitute for Harvey Hess Waterloo as beef judge. Swine champions: Poland China Arthur Burger Tripoli both. Chester White R A Michael Tripoli both.
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Waverly
Bremer
Lloyd J.conan
Hudson
Fred Myers
A.J. Minish
Keyser & Kinzer
Whitten
Waterloo Jersey Farm
B. T. Davis
Iowa_City
Harvey Hess
Waterloo
Poland
China
Arthur Burger
Tripoli
Chester White
R. A. Michael
Doolittle Launches Non-Stop San Diego to Denver Flight
Lieut. James M. Doolittle and Lieut. Ewart Plant began a planned non-stop flight from Rockwell Field San Diego to Denver in a DeHavilland craft carrying 192 gallons of fuel. They hoped for a favorable tailwind and may divert to Grant Junction if fuel runs low. They paused at Grand Junction for lunch before resuming toward Denver.
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San Diego
Cal
James M. Doolittle
Army Air Service
Rockwell Field
Here
Denver
Colo
Doolittle
Lieut
Ewart’ Plant
DeHaviland
Lieut. Doolittle
Grant Junction
Grand Junction
James H. Doolittle
Ewart Plant
Move for Separate Macedonian State Gains Ground
Geneva reports that the Macedonian nationalist committee has set up headquarters at Vienna to promote a separate Macedonian state in the Balkans, according to sources in Vienna today.
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Geneva
Macedonian Nationalist Committee
Vienne
Balkans
Vienna
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Georges Clemenchad
Oklahoma
Pickle Warehouse
S. C. Hospital
Int'l Institute OF Co-Operation
Ames
Woolwine
Rosie Simmons
Viola Clark
Bates Street
Kistner Funeral Home
Antioch! Baptist Church
Aneral
Elmwood Cemetery
WN TK. Worden
William A. Warden
Florence Street
Walnut Street
Chaves Mathews Wii
Calaries Mathews
Ontario
Santa Clara
Mr. Smith
Epworth
Picntc
Epworth League
Clear Lake Institute
Brenesark
M. Wusox
M. Wilson
Ireton
Cheraker
Sioux Falls
Take Okepoi
Gov. Donahey
Foster and Gitlow
Hobo Hotel
Ordeper
Clara Houghkirk
Margaret Martin
Ninth Street
Heya
R, Clare Heald
Don’ Gary
Colored Boys Y. M., A
Morris Island
Hileman
Ingar Waterville Minn
Raggedy Anne
Madigan
Kiwanis
U. S
Scout Executives
Colorado
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Bremer County Fair
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