Pinchot's Plea Traces Wet Politics in Washington
Washington sees Gov. Pinchot’s third attack on prohibition enforcement as politics driven by federal lawmakers and party leaders. The piece centers on Roy Haynes as enforcer, with David Blair and Milton as superiors, and notes Harding’s limited interference. It argues Republican leaders push to influence enforcement, while Blair and Mellon resist political meddling, maintaining a businesslike Treasury stance.
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Ohio
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Delivery deadline notice from the Courier office
The Courier promises home delivery before five o clock. If the paper is late due to carrier error, call 5100 to receive a copy. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Briden Dies of Injuries After Waterloo Crossing Tragedy
Waterloo real estate dealer Frank Briden dies from skull fracture and injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Independence street on the way to the Illinois Central station. Survived by widow and two sons Yale and Lloyd. funeral pending.
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Peaples’ Hospital
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Estell Andrews
Yale
Lloyd
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Hileman & Gindt
Janesvile
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Jennie Kyler
Cedar Falls
Pearl and Eimer
Crookston
Minn
Moorehouse Inaugurated as Drake University President
Des Moines November 1 Dr Daniel W Moorehouse longtime Drake University astronomer was inaugurated today as president of the institution launching homecoming week with the dedication of a new campus entrance and relations events. A Drake Ames football game follows the celebration.
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Daniel W. Moorehouse
Drake University
Drake
Drake-Ames
Hague in Waterloo to Back Iowa Senate Bid
Vernon L. Hague of Fairfield visited Waterloo to confer with Republican leaders in support of his United States Senate candidacy. He called himself a progressive conservative and urged Brookhart be ousted from the party.
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Fairfield
Waterloo
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Three Officers Blamed for Honda Point Destroyer Wreck
A naval board finds three officers responsible for the Honda Point disaster. Captain Edward Watson, Commander Donald Hunter, and Lieutenant Lawrence Blodgett face court martial for bearing full blame due to bad judgment and faulty navigation. Other destroyer commanders share partial responsibility for not verifying positions against the Delphy.
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Naval Board of Inquiry
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Donald T. Huniter
Lawrence F. Blodgett
Delahy
Hunt Illinois Driver Who Fatally Injured Mother and Child
Chicago police hunt a touring car driver who fled after fatally striking a mother and her daughter attempting to cross the street. Mrs Amma Joyce 38 and Dorothy were dying. the car bearing Illinois license to Thomas Wilee, vice president of Wilee Dry Kiln & Mill Co, was seized at headquarters as Wilee remained missing.
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Washington Hospital
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Police Seek Woman Who Ran Down Boy in Dubuque
Police today sought to identify a woman motorist who fled after striking Stanley Gruner a student en route to school in Dubuque. Gruner suffered a fractured skull and a broken leg while several classmates chased the car but failed to read the license number.
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Stanley Gruener
Woman badly burned by explosion of steam cooker in Iowa
Waukon Iowa November 1 Mrs B O Elkema wife of the city superintendent of schools is in critical condition from the steam pressure cooker explosion. She suffered severe burns and bruises. Three die in wreck in Philadelphia on the Harrisburg milk train after a collision with a coal tipple.
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Lloyd George Ends Long U.S. and Canada Tour
Former British prime minister David Lloyd George wraps up a 6,600 mile tour of the United States and Canada arriving in New York. He will deliver two final addresses at the Lotus Club and the Metropolitan Opera House and plans a brief restless day of personal tasks. He may visit Theodore Roosevelt’s grave at Oyster Bay and meet Mrs Roosevelt if time allows.
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New York
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England
United States
Canada
Locust Valley Island
James W. Davis
Court of St. James
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Metropolitan Opera House
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Theodore Roosevelt
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U S Refuses to Recognize Rhineland Republic in German Talks
Washington reports the United States will not recognize the Rhineland republic or any separatist German state. Britain shares the stance amid growing coalition strains in Berlin and debate over the crown prince’s return.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
United States
Rhineland
London
Germany
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War Department
Pershing
Hunter Liggett
Henry T. Ajlen
Berlin
Nolict
Saxony
Silesia
Gov Kendall Reopens Duties as Hammill Returns to Britt
Des Moines reports Gov Kendall resumes executive duties after 10 weeks of ill health. He relieved Lieut. Gov John Hammill this morning and plans to return home to Britt to resume his law practice.
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B. Kendall
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Gay
John Hammill
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Brite
New Eagle Owner One Time with Taft
Erwin S. Shortess, longtime associate of William H. Taft in the Philippines era and former staffer at a local book store, becomes the new owner of the Eagle at Vinton. The weekly newspaper, started by Pat Murphy, a noted politician, was conducted by him until his death several years ago.
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Erwin S. Shortess
Wiliam H. Taft
Phiilippines
Eagle At
Vinton
Jowa
Pat Murphy
Des Moines Youths Spark Downtown Boisterous Night
Des Moines police faced a wild night as 40 youths woke the city in a downtown and residential spree. Streetcars blocked, storefronts damaged, bricks and soap smeared sidewalks. three emergency crews struggled to respond. deputized youths with police badges spark further mischief.
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Many Women Seek Council Seats in English Elections
London reports over 300 municipalities in England and Wales nominate candidates to replace retiring representatives. Labor and Socialist efforts focus on reversing recent reversals and boosting representation. Main issues include employment and housing shortages as women candidates outnumber previous contests.
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Associated Press
London
England
Banana Songs Dropped From New Orleans Music Week
Music directors in New Orleans during the week of November 25 decided not to mention the alleged banana shortage. They agreed ragtime would remain in the program but eliminated references to tropical fruit, keeping the lineup focused on familiar tunes.
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Twin Sisters Bear Babies on Same Day
Twin sisters Mrs. Arlen Smith and Mrs. John Heim, both of Vinton, Iowa, each welcomed a baby on the same day four hours apart. The Smith baby was born near their home. the Heim baby occurred at Cedar Rapids.
Counterfeit Ring Arrests Face Midwest Sweep
Four men were arrested in Chicago as authorities press a Midwest counterfeiting roundup. About $100,000 in bogus $20s circulated across St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Milwaukee, and other cities, with over a score more believed involved. Arrestees Ralph C. Oldham Lewis Kettler Bob Wit and Edward C. were arraigned and held on bonds.
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France Warns It Will Not Blunder Into Berlin Trap
Paris reports Premier Polucare declaring France will not abandon its reparations stance or tear up the Versailles treaty. He denounces German industrialists for hoarding wealth while urging allies to back a fair payment plan and warns against renewed German aggression or bankruptcy.
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Beatrice man Elmer Essex Reported Missing
Beatrice Nebraska Nov 1 Elmer Essex a well known business man in this city is missing today. He disappeared several days ago and no word has come from him since. It is believed he possessed a considerable sum of money at the time he vanished leaving an invalid wife and a high school son. Premier Salad Dressing advertisement noted.
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Joséph Matthes
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Berlin Slave Ring Sent Girls to U S
In Berlin a vast white slave enterprise shipped more than 500 girls to the United States via Antwerp Hamburg and Rotterdam. The principal Brown led a protection society and fled Germany as Belgian police investigate German espionage links and timely wartime spy concerns. Brown’s arrest request faces German hesitation amid wartime espionage fears.
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Mayor Declares War on Sioux City Ku Klux Klan
Sioux City Nov 1 Mayor Wallace M Short says the Ku Klux Klan cannot rule Sioux City and will not dictate city affairs. The city council demands MT. D. Rises, civil service chairman and alleged ambassador of the Invisible Empire, appear and show cause for removal from office.
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Mellon and Pinchot clash over brewery permits
Washington expected a curt Mellon reply to Governor Pinchot on renewing permits for breweries and alcohol plants tied to Prohibition violations. The Treasury Secretary faced pressure as advisers discussed the Treasury stance. No immediate reply fed speculation on whether Mellon would ignore the governor's message.
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Death by own action in Dubuque man found dead
A Dubuque man died by his own action after taking poison while staying at the La Salle hotel in Chicago. A friend brought the body to a burial in the city, with relatives noting the incident as a tragic death.
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Iowa teachers hear talks on education and legislation
At the Iowa State Teachers Association convention in Des Moines, Prof Macy Campbell urged Bringloing Education in Iowa. Leacock and McGilty discussed rural schools and library trends. Supt W. E. Per highlighted standard tests, while Dr Theod Council Bluffs addressed outdoor playgrounds and equipment needs. H E B Blackmar urged reorganizing the state Board of Educational Examiners and improving teacher certification facilities.
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Ottumwa
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