Ford and Couzens clash over presidential bid and policies
Detroit November 1. United States Senator James Couzens criticizes Henry Ford's presidential prospects and aims. He says Ford lacks experience and pursued Muscle Shoals nitrate plans for political aims, while praising their past friendship and denying Ford’s integrity.
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Ford
Couzens
Nebraska
Henry Ford
United States
Couzen
Gorgas
War Weeks
Courens
Thruout
Conzens
Pinchot Clash Over Wet Politics Sparks Senate Role Debate
Congressional debate centers on patronage and state senatorial influence in appointments amid Pinchot's push for strict prohibition enforcement. The piece contrasts Pinchot and Mellon temperaments, noting Pinchot's zeal and the demand for drastic action from prohibitionists. The Washington administration is portrayed as “less dry” in the public eye, while Pinchot is seen as likely to win the current controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise
Ping
Mr. Bellon
Gov. Pinchot
Mr. Mellon
Mr. Fpinchot
Mr. Mell
Tie. Mellon
Pinchot
Mr. Melion
Washington Administration
Copsright
New York Tribuney
Waterloo switches to electric street lighting replacing gas
Waterloos city lights changeover completed with electricity on November 1. Citizens Gas and Electric Co. chief Austin Burt informed Mayor A. El Gnagy that gas lamps would be dismantled by Wellsbach Street Lighting Company crews. About 10 miles of poles and 87 miles of wires were installed at a total cost near $60,000. Crews worked nine hours daily with overtime to finish the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Burt
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Tia
A. EL Gnagy
Waterloo
Welsbach Street Lighting Company of America
Burt Atates
Sirze
Klan insurgents denied injunction and receivership
Taige John HU Humphries denied the petition by David M. Rittenhouse and others for the appointment of a receiver for the Ku Klux Klan. He also denied a injunction to halt distribution of funds until the next conclave, ruling no immediate act to enjoin. Atlanta, Ga. November 1.
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Atlanta
Taige
John HU
Humphries
David M. Rittenhouge
Ku Klux Klan
Marshall County Paving Compromise Denied in Court
Marshalltown Iowa witnesses report that paving bond opponents faced a court ruling by Judge Witley requiring all names on the farmers petition for a new election to be refiled in court. The decision narrows the case to a single issue and forces advocates to choose between continuing the challenge or dropping the bid for another vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Jude Witlet
Reichert Recovering From Auto Injuries
William H. Reichert of Waterloo a custodian connected with KK building is recovering after an auto collision near Des Moines last Saturday. He and J. A. Lamb of Waterloo were passengers when their car was rammed by a truck. Reichert was hurled through the windshield, injuring his right eye and head. others escaped serious harm. He received care in Des Moines then returned to Waterloo by train. The automobile suffered only minor damage. The party was bound for the U O K K celebration at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH
Seichert
P. Building
Taikhap
Moines
J. A. Lamb
Waterloo
Reichert
Des Moines
Radiology Replaces Knife in Tumor Treatment At Convention
Des Moines reports that radium and X rays are replacing surgical knives in tumor therapy. Crile clinic specialists cited cures rising from 10.4 percent to about 40 percent with radiotherapy. Dr. Ray Wilbur urged universal public education and equal medical benefit distribution at the Tri-State Medical Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drees Moines
Staty
Crile Etinis
Cleveland
Pertmann
George Woo
Tr. I
KH. Jones
Crile Elinic
Agnoviated Press
Des Moines
United States
Ray Jayman Welbur
American Medical Association
Leland Stanfords University
California
Sristate
Doctora
Lfe
Wilbur
University of Minnesota School of Medicine
Maro
Grand Masters Meet on Forming National Supreme Lodge
Masonry leaders from several state grand lodges gather in Washington D C for a historic general conference to discuss creating a national supreme grand lodge of master Masons. They will also attend the Georges Washington memorial temple cornerstone service in Alexandria Virginia. No formal action is expected now, but a later conference may organize a nationwide or international supreme grand lodge.
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Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Georges Wash-ingian
Lig
Tha
Treaty to Extend Search Limit and Make Ports Damp
The foreign office works on an Anglo American treaty to allow U S search of suspected smuggling ships beyond the three mile limit while avoiding a fixed twelve mile line. Britain resists a specific 12 mile limit to prevent incidents with Russia and others, with the U S upholding three mile principles under international practice.
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Lonten
Foreign Office
United States
Foreign Officce
State Hughes
Washington
Eagland
Uderstood
Britain
Great Britain
Russia
Cedar Rapids Man Drowns in Cistern
Michael Schultz a 70 year old Cedar Rapids resident drowned this forenoon after falling into a cistern at his daughter's home. Coroner Vorpahl ruled no inquest will be held. The item also notes a separate robbery near Run bridge in Waterloo where Lewis Hewitt was assaulted by three men in an automobile last Thursday night. he recovered later with help from passing motorists in Independence.
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Cedar Rapids
Michael Schultz
R.J. Haye
Vor- Pahl
NEA
Waterloo
Raymond
Lewis Hewitt
Fred Hewitt
Th Runbridge
Independence
P.M. Philley
F. M. Philley
Waterlow
Rom Rackford
Hileman & Gindt
Farmer Tricked by Blue eyed Woman Files to Get Money Back
Ken Foreday a 62 year old farmer from Oelwein Iowa reports to Minneapolis police he was swindled out of $15 000 by a young woman described as pretty and blue eyed He returns to Iowa with attorney W B Ingersol to seek recovery The scheme involved two men posing as US marshals and a pledge of $10 100 cash and securities in a safety deposit vault as a marriage promissory note The episode unfolded after a six day courtship ending with Foreday parting with large sums and the woman disappearing.
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Oelwein
Ken Foreday
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
W. B. Ingersol
Che Minneana Jis
Davenport
Fareday
Hore
Hin
United States
Ins Tha
Elks Talent Delights Lions Club at Luncheon
Lions club members heard advance sketches from the Elks Jollies of 1923 at Black's tearooms. Mesdames Althouse Shores and Ralph Martin sang. Paul Lightney Fr L Schaver Merbert Parker were introduced. The club plans a six o'clock dinner next Thursday and a Plaza theatre outing with Alexander Krank.
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Lions Club
Elks
Plaza Theatre
Alexander Krank
Buttermakers of Iowa elect Ladage president at meeting
Ladage of Tripoli was elected president of the Iowa Butter makers association at a directors meeting held after a joint session with the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association at Hotel Russell Lamson this morning. J. J. Heed of Manchester is vice president and C. R. Conway of Garner was re elected secretary with M. P. Christiansen of Algona continuing as treasurer. Additional appointments were announced for next year’s convention and a four city bid for the 1924 gathering is noted, with Waterloo Mason City and Dubuque among invited locales. Prof Mortensen Ames and O. D. Munn National Dairy council spoke on brand protection and rising dairy profits. The sessions adjourned for noon with creamery secretaries and managers closing the convention later.
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Ladage
Tripoli
Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Hotel Russell- Lamson
J. J. Heed
Manchester
Nowice
C. R. Conway
Garner
M. P. Christiansen
Algona
J. Jensen
Hartley
C. J. Whoock
Northwood
C. W. Rouse
Hopkinton
Bd. R. Reed
C. R. Petersen
Extra
A. W. Rudnick
Ames
Laduge
National Cuttermakers’ Association
Iowa
Jacob Levingston
Waterloo
Howard Reynolds
Mason City
Cedar Stupids Exp
G. H. Telfer
Dubuque
Peter H. McCarthy
Mortensen
Town State College
O. D. Munn
National Dairy Council
Casebeer Sells Restaurant to Racine Man
Jack Casebeer sells Casebeer’s restaurant at Fourth and Bluff near Union Depot Racine to George Gorjombus. Casebeer introduced European plan and first lunch counter in city starting 1886. He will develop Casebeer Heights on Cedar below Waterloo. brother Harry undecided. Columbus to keep the Casebeer name.
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Casesbeer
Wahl
Casebeer
Jack
Harry
Casebeer’s
Tattooing Outfit Theft Ties to Hammond Case
Merrill Hammond a 19 year old from Dubuque was bound over on a charge of carrying concerted weapons after ar ra signed on bond. an electric tattooing outfit found with him was allegedly stolen at Ackley Iowa and traced to H D Shaffer who reported the loss. A separate court matter dismissed bootlegging charges against Jim Subas after he pleaded guilty in district court.
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Merrill Hammond
Dubuque
Arra
Hammond
Ackley la
H. D. Shafer
Ophrein
Shaffer
Barber
Ackley
Jim Subas
Methodist Women Pledge Global Peace Federation
Des Moines reports the Women's Fortegn Missionary Society at First Methodist church adopted a resolution to foster an international federation of women for world peace. Delegates from Korea, Bulgaria, South America, Switzerland, Austria, Netherlands, Indies, Mexico, Guna India, Japan, Italy, Hawaii attended. East Orange, N J chosen for next meeting.
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Des Moines
Fortegn Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Rilss Helen Kim
Korea
Bulgaria
South America
Switzerland
Austria
Netherlands
Indies
Mexico
Guna India
Japan
Italy
Hawaii
East Orange
N. J
Cyrus D. Foss
Philadelphia
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
Frederick Lindsay
Minneapolis
F. J. McConnell
Pittsburg
W. F. McDowell
Washington
D. C
O. N. Townsend
Zanesville, D
Charles Spaeth
Madison, N. J
Florence Hooper
Baltimore
Walton Denied Time to Enter Plea in Impeachment Case
Oklahoma City reports Gov. Walton, suspended from office, was ordered to plead to impeachment charges by 2 30 p m today after his counsel requested a 10 day extension. The senate court of impeachment recessed as managers pressed for an immediate plea and the defense moved to quash all charges.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C
Walton
House
Senate
Gov. Walton
Hawley Tapping Of Michigan Speaks To Grads
Hawley Tapping university alumnus and secretary will address the University of Michigan club of Black Hawk county and guests at Black's tea room. He highlights Ann Arbor educational advances and the Glene Library of Americana valued at 800000, plus a 5 million dollar lawyers club and dormitories donation. He predicts Michigan will defeat Iowa by two touchdowns.
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Hawley Tapping
University of Michigan
Black Hawk County
Black’s Tesroom
Ann Arbor
William L. Glene
Michigan
Iowa
Tapping
30 000 Masons Honor Washington in Ceremonial
In Alexandria Virginia on November 1 George Washington honored as Master Mason and first president in the eyes of his 29th successor President Coolidge and thousands of Masons from around the globe. The cornerstone of Masonry's greatest shrine on Shooter's Hill was laid. A vast gathering with every grand master or rep present and about 20,000 Masons joining the president in paying tribute.
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Alexandria
George Washington
United States
President Coolidge
Washington
Shooter’s Hill
Tony
Halloween prowlers tame in city with few damages
Halloween night saw numerous prowlers reported yet little damage. Police quickly responded to 76 calls, dispersing marauders and delivering lectures at the station. Windows were vandalized with soap and chalk but most offenses avoided trials. Robberies and property damage included a stolen car, a broken garage door, and a damaged bicycle. Fire department responded to one false alarm and a near blaze from a burning wood shed. George Keilor of Scotland visits his son Harry Keillor and plans to visit friends in the east.
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Hallowe’en
Frank P. Ailen
Clay Street
Masonic Temple
L. L. Tenn
Lincoln
Vandale
A. R. Mead
Gak Avenue
Sullivan Avenue
Home Park Boulevard
Scotland
George Keilor
Harry Keillor
Vancouver
Iowa stock seller held on fraud charge in Columbus
O M Gassner of Des Moines was held in Columbus on November 1 by Des Moines police. He faces charges related to an alleged fake stock scheme.
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Iowa
Columbus
O. M. Gassner
Des Moines
Gassner
Booze Found on Train Ends With Fines
Two Des Moines men face jail and a fine after a joke on the C G W line led to them being jailed for intoxication in Waterloo. They told Judge the offender left liquor in a seat at Marshalltown, and they were fined 16 dollars plus costs each. A second defendant in the docket was fined for speeding.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Marshalltown
I C Gets 3 Moguls for Passenger Work Waterloo to Freeport
Three new passenger engines arrived for the Minnesota division of the Illinois Central railway between Waterloo and Freeport. Numbers 2400 2401 and 2402 are mountain type with four drivers and automatic stokers. They are smaller than freight moguls but can pull heavier loads than old passenger engines.
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Minnesota
Illinois Central Railway
Waterloo
Freeport
Plain Fare to Stress Plight of Orphans
Waterloo public school authorities received letters from Miss May E. Francis urging Waterloo children to share the Near East Relief orphans’ daily menu on Golden Rule Sunday December 2. The move follows a national educational advisory request to enlist schoolchildren in Near East relief work and to highlight the vast contrast between their own meals and those of Near East orphans.
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Waterloo Public School
May E. Francis
Public Instructiion
Waterloo
National Educational Advisory Committee
Fchildren
Halloween celebrant dies in 50 foot flagstaff fall
Derseyville November 1. Hal ly Hayes 16 a Grafton high pupil died instantly after attempting to use a wagon wheel to reach the top of the flagstaff. The iron pole broke at the base under his weight. He fell about 50 feet to the ground during a Halloween prank.
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Derseyvillé
Grafton High School
Hallowe'en
Hally Hayes
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