Railroads refuse temporary slash in grain freights
Western railroads rejected a request from Omaha Western grain shippers for a 250 percent cut in freight rates on export grain and flour. The move followed a Wheat Council and Chamber of Commerce study and amid calls to close the grain pit to pressure reform. A board of trade spokesman floated a 60 to 90 day exchange close to teach critics a lesson, while others urged targeted regulatory changes.
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Courier Delivery Notice for Evening Paper
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you do not receive your paper by then, please phone Siov and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
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Warden Hollowell Named Assistant Chief of Police for Legion Meet
Mason City Iowa July 31 Thomas Hollowell warden of Fort Madison penitentiary is named assistant chief of police for the state American Legion convention Aug 16 and 17 A Mason City legion detail will assist Hollowell in the duties and the appointment was made by Major J H McGhes
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Change Your Furs Daily Dealers Say
International News Wire reports Chicago furriers launch a $1,000,000 fashion exhibit urging daily fur changes. Dealers claim ermines dyed to match any complexion, suggesting husbands and wives shop together, and that coordination of colors is essential to taste. The piece highlights azure furs as a standout trend and mocks fashion excess.
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International News Wire
Chicago
Lasher to Issue Service Certificates to Former Soldiers
Des Moines July 31 Adj Gen Louis G Lasher announced that certificates of service will be issued from the state adjutant general's office to former soldiers. The service records certified to the adjutant general will form the basis for issuing the certificates, with an estimated 25 000 certificates needed to meet inquiries since state bonts payments began.
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Parliament Call It ESS For Considering Ruhr
London reports say Premier Baldwin signaled readiness to reconvene parliament if Ruhr action demands arise. France Belgium notes and Italian replies spark cabinet debate on continuing reparations talks and potential independent British reply to Germany. Official summaries remain secret.
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New Yard Rates Cut Costs for Stock Shipments
Washington July 31 The federal livestock markets at Chicago Omaha Kansas City and St Paul will save about 750000 annually under new commission rates set by the agriculture department after hearings in the four cities. Rates drop 1 to 4 per car and 5 to 10 cents a head on cattle 1 to 4 per car and 13 to 15 cents a head on hogs with mixed stock rates adjusted accordingly.
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Preliminary Hearing in Oesterreich Murder Near End Today
In Los Angeles on July 21 the preliminary hearing for Mrs. Walburga Oesterreich, accused of murdering her Milwaukee clothing-maker husband Fred Oesterreich, may conclude today if no surprise witness is called. Detective Herman Cline testified as the last prosecution witness, outlining circumstantial evidence leading to the arrest.
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Walburga Oesterreich
Fred Oesterreich
Milwaukee
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Mrs. Oesterreich
Coolidge Gratified at Improvement by President Harding
Vice President Calvin Coolidge visited Plymouth Vermont to learn Harding’s condition from Gen Sawyer via the country store telephone. He called the report extremely gratifying after news of a good night’s rest and improvement for the president.
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Calvin Coolidge
United Press
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Police Chief to Discharge Officers Involved in Bootlegging
Police Chief Collins says he will discharge officers connected with bootlegging in Chicago. An investigation was ordered and any officers found selling liquor would be dismissed and prosecuted. Most bootleggers on the force are plain clothes men, Collins says.
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Chicago Nolica Forte
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Twin City Pastor Aids Son in Cell
United Press dispatch from Beatrice Nebraska reports 17-year-old William B. Riley Jr., son of Rev. William B. Riley of Minneapolis, in Gage county jail after pleading guilty to auto theft and desertion from the army. The father asked the judge to consider the youth and his past life. a wire indicated he might come, but the judge ordered army officials notified for possible reinstatement.
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William B. Riley
First Baptist Church
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Gage County
L. W. Colby
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Jutee Colby
Illness of Harding Creates Widespread Interest in England
London July 31 King George expresses deep concern over President Hardinge's illness. A message of sympathy will be sent upon official news of his health. The Daily Chronicle fronts its editorial with hopes for Harding's speedy recovery. The illness garners broad press and public attention amid German crisis concerns.
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King George
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Lloyd George
Catholic School at Independence Damaged by Fire
In Independence Louisiana at 5 a.m. today Notre Dame seminary buildings and the Donovan residence were heavily damaged by a fire that began in a barn on A. R. Campbell road nearby. The seminary and sisters' residence suffered roof losses. no injuries reported to occupants. A second fire alarm was sent from the E. Giles home one mile west, where roof and attic damage occurred but furniture was saved.
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C. W. Williams
Ackman and Busey Held on Arson Charge
Isaac Busey and W C Ackman, owner of Mike's Auto Repair Shop, were jailed on arson charges after a fire at Earth Feed and Transfer Co. shop July 25. Busey confessed, saying Ackman offered $100 from insurance. Ackman waived preliminary trial and posted bail.
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Investors Sell Stocks as Harding Illness Worries Traders
In New York on July 31 reports that President Harding's condition was grave sparked heavy selling in the stock market. United States Steel Studebaker Baldwin and other speculative issues declined 1 to 2 points as small investors fled shares amid concern over the president's illness.
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Yazoo City Mob Seeks Second Negro After Woman Burnings
In Yazoo City Mississippi on July 31 a mob of over 100 men burned Will Minnifield to death after attacking Mrs William Russell wife of a leading planter. The mob then scoured nearby woods seeking a second victim believed doomed to a similar fate.
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Clear Lake to Host Regular Early Morning Dances
Bayside Amusement park in Clear Lake la inaugurated Sunday dances from midnight to 2 am and will hold a 3 a m morning hop each Sunday. The move follows a county request to discontinue Sunday dancing as crowds grow large and authorities urged changes.
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Bayside Amusement Park
Flood of Messages Reach White House
International News Wire reports messages of sympathy pour into the White House and State Department from foreign leaders officials and citizens across the United States over President Harding's illness. Messages will be sent to San Francisco via wire when his condition improves. Rudolph Forester White House executive clerk coordinates updates by telephone and telegraph amid constant interest from government officials and residents.
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Six Escape Death as Car Plunges Down Hill at Creston
Six persons narrowly escaped death in Creston Iowa last night when a heavy automobile plunged down a 25 foot embankment. The car rolled over several times, primarily injuring one passenger, Mrs Mattle Mateer aged 65 who suffered a broken arm. The remaining occupants escaped unhurt.
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Red Flag Atoll Headquarters Downed Again
Hoboken July 94 A crowd stormed the Marine transport workers division headquarters for the second time tearing down the flaming red flag. The incident marks renewed unrest linked to the I. WW. conflict and local labor tensions.
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St Louis and Chicago Batteries Clash in Twins Split
At St Louis Brooklyn St Louis Batteries Toney and Me led, while Chicago Batteries featured FE Keen and O F. In Cincinnati first game Philadelphia Batteries Ring Tuxney and Wingo. Second game saw Philadelphia Batteries Mitchell Henlino Couch Margrave.
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President Harding Improves Against Broncho Pneumonia
An official bulletin from physicians reports no extension of pneumonia areas and improved heart action during the night. The morning update notes a comfortable night, restful sleep, and that Harding feels stronger than yesterday as reports of his illness continue to show progress.
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President Harding Fights Through Night With Doctors At Door
President Harding lay gravely ill and fighting for life from broncho pneumonia and other complications as five physicians watched over him in his San Francisco sickroom. An official bulletin at 4:15 p.m. reported grave but temperate condition, with patches in the right lung and nourishment maintained. a prior 5:30 p.m. bulletin noted fever around 100.6 and pulse 125, signaling continued struggle but possible improvement.
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