Democats and Garrison Nominate in Texas Falls Race
Democratic and Republican conventions shape Texas fall elections. Mayfield, Ferguson, and local figures clash over Ku Klux Klan ties, federal reserve reform, and immigration. Blanton and Calloway spar for Seventeenth district. Hertzberg and Cunningham dispute in the Fourteenth amid Open Shop and Klan charges.
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French Warship Sunk Off Quiberon Bay Amid Gale
The 24 000 ton French battleship Frence was driven onto submerged rocks while entering Quiberon harbor in a gale. Three crew members died. 25 officers and 4 men were aboard when damaged, with rescue efforts by cruisers Paris and Strasbourg hampered by high winds and rough seas.
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Livestock Exhibits Shipped to State Fairs
Eighteen carloads of livestock were shipped from the Central States fair overnight to the Iowa State fair at Nes Meines. Ten cars were sent to Columbus for the Ohio State fair and 59 cars to Milwaukee for the Usompein ainig fair.
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Education Nips Iowa Birth Rate and Economic Strain
A University of Iowa Drake professor warns education levels and rising costs shrink Iowa births. He cites 44 percent drop in births per 1,400 women 1840–1915, noting illiteracy and tenancy link to low fecundity, urging wealthier groups toward larger families amid advertising and living-cost pressures.
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Waterloo Boy Wings Second Prize for Livestock Judging
Des Moines reports Clarence Clark of Clarion named individual boy champion judge at horses, com, swine and corn events at the Iowa state fair. John Wells of Waterloo took second in individual judging. Whiter Walse of Denison third. Noland Caldwell of Oskaloosa fourth. Joe Hrums of Milford fifth. Wright county teams won the county judging championship scoring 2,204 of 2,460. Frank Ha county led the county standings. Grendy county placed third. Mrs. Jaysie Alexander of Indioida won 14 prizes and state championship in cake and bread baking.
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Sioux City Team May Move to Lincoln for 1922 Season
Rumor says the Sioux City Western league franchise could transfer to Lincoln after Labor Day. Lincoln owner Charles Moon indicated a decision in days. The change hinges on the league’s second split and the Lincoln Norfolk series outcome this week.
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Coupe Crash Kills Davenport Child Near Home
In Davenport Iowa, six year old William Orley Bartel died after a car driven by Niels J Christiansen lost control and struck the boy as he played in his yard at 5 45 yesterday evening. The car crashed into the side of the Bartel home at 1230 LeClaire Street.
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Move to honor Columbus bones sparks Pan American plan
The Associated Press reports Washington Aug 26 that Pan American nations consider reorganizing a memory project to provide a suitable final resting place for Columbus. A Santo Domingo customs official notes dignitaries have handled the remains in past ceremonies, prompting renewed calls for a formal, respectful burial site.
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Iowa Guard Review Postponed to Sunday
Review of national guard troops at Crap Dodge postponed to Sunday afternoon. Gov. will present trophy to the company with the highest rifle score. Memorial services for Gen James Stagh Lincoln to be held at camp Sunday evening at 7:46.
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Oil Stock Salesman Held on Nine Counts
Crestan Tennessee August 26 Nine indictments six civil and three criminal were returned by the Union county grand jury yesterday against George Hilbe promoter and stock salesman for several Oklahoma and Texas oil companies. He has been released on bonds of 15000.
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Railroad Guard Indicted for Murder in Greston
J. R. Sours, a Burlington & Quincy railroad guard from Chicaro, was indicted for second degree murder by the Union county grand jury after allegedly killing Chester A. Blongett, a striking shopman. His bond was set at 15,000 by the railroad company.
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Iowa News Briefs Highlight Accidents and Fire
Hed Oak reports seventy five workers at a canning factory struck for 15 hour days until paid extra after a halt. Hospers notes Henry Jungers fourteen shaken but alive after clothing torn by a corn shelter rod. serious condition. Shenandoah sees a hall burned at an amusement park likely from discarded cigarette. TM Wiota records Lizzie Bowen sixty five near fatal attack by a cow, two dogs driving the animal away.
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Rail Strike Threatens Public Welfare As Talks Continue
Federal officials in Washington weigh operating key railroads in public interest as leaders of railways and unions pledge to endure. Union chiefs vow a finish fight while rail heads say they will break the strike within a week. Negotiations between Chicago and Alton officials and train service leaders persist amid walkouts and violence reports at Roadhouse Illinois and Slater Missouri.
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Pan American Memorial Project for Columbus Proposed
A historical report describes a proposed memorial for Columbus in the cradle of America. The plan envisions a large tomb inspired by Les Invalides with an exterior echoing Grant’s tomb in New York and a beacon tower about 306 feet tall. the project was abandoned due to World War I.
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Robbery Steals $1200 Payroll From Cashier
Miss Marlon O'Halls assistant cashier at the National College of Chirapradle stepped from a vehicle with a payroll satchel containing $1200 when two armed bandits accosted her in front of a bank and fled with the satchel.
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Cummins Sees Miners Key to Coal Output
Washington Aug 26 Congress seeks a solution to pan mining and moving anthracite coal. Cummins chairman notes remedial bills may fail without miner cooperation and questions government takeover feasibility. He cites Pennsylvania law restricting work to licensed union miners and warns of constitutional hurdles in federal control.
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One Convict Killed and Three Captured After 8 Day Chase
Rapid City South Dakota August 28 Refusal of a boatman to take them across the Cheyenne river at Pedra and a quick tele phone report at Creighton helped corral three of the eight March convicts who escaped August 17 from the Sioux Falls penitentiary. The fourth convict was killed late yesterday ending an eight day chase through South Dakota and parts of Nebraska. State's Attorney Parish was shot when the convicts stole an automobile and was hospitalized at Mitchell in critical condition. Sheriff J C Babcock of Jones county and J A Robart son were wounded but expected to recover.
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Klansmen Freed After Acquittal in Los Angeles
Thirty two Klansmen were freed in Los Angeles after acquittal on charges including assault with intent to commit murder kidnapping and false imprisonment tied to the Wood masked raid on April 2. The acquittal came just after 6 o clock p m and follows a lengthy trial.
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Grandmother at 71 Enrolls at Columbia for Modern Morality Study
Mrs. A. P. Crawford, 71, widow of a Methodist minister and mother of five, attends a Columbia University summer course. She studies philosophy literature and moral trends, exploring conservative radical and reactionary tendencies. She believes today’s girl learns differently yet more broadly than her mother did.
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Shopmen Strike Battle Reaches Critical Stage
Editors and shop crafts leaders re align forces for a decisive labor fight after peace efforts fade. W. F P Ryan and B M Jewell vow victory with funds and sacrifices, while Cashen warns the public will suffer as the strike widens. Freight service on the Michigan division stalls as engines are condemned. fruit cars may spoil if not moved promptly.
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Strikebreaker shot with his own gun in Corn Payne Bluffs
Burton Bridges of Omaha shot and wounded with his own pistol by a man who attacked and robbed him last night. Bridges said the assailant warned him he would not reappear in Cornnell Bluffs. Bridges’ condition is listed as not serious.
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Four escaped penitentiary convicts captured after Aug
Telegraph Briefs Tiapid City S D three of four convicts who escaped from the South Derkota penitentiary Aug 17 were captured. Two were wounded. Isracuse N Y Twenty-two persons injured 13 seriously when a crowded trolley car ran wild down Af! and was wrecked. Washington BP O11 Senator Kendricks Democrat Wronting characterized Teapot home oil lease as vicious and wasteful and declared it will plague such even denin the administral tea.
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Rail Strike Flares as Explosions Hit Rail Lines Amid Unrest
The ninth week of the railroad strike opened with failed peace talks as disruptions spread from Roadhouse to Slater Missouri. Explosions near Roadhouse and a midway in Bloomington set off power outages while guards were protested by Slater workers. Separate wrecks on the Mobile & Ohio near Meridian and Whistler Alabama injured crews as crews investigated the half open switch. A Florida bridge blast near Jacksonville caused minor damage to a passenger line bound for Tampa.
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Texas Democrats in Real Quandary on Senate Choice
A campaign fragment shows Texas figures Mayfield and Ferguson trading barbs over personal attacks. Mayfield defends a clean campaign while Ferguson’s criticisms persist. Mayfield leans on female supporters and anecdotal humor amid debate over railroad regulation and price cuts.
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