Indians Trek to London Amid English Rainy Weather
In London the 27 Arapaho Indians, visiting for a film premiere, endure London rain and tepee setbacks as they compare British weather to their plains winters. White Bull complains of damp tents, seeks shelter in a Bloomsbury boarding house, while Kipling advocates emigration to expand opportunities within the empire. The piece blends humor with colonial era views, quoting translations and Kipling’s ideas on aiding emigration via the Salvation Army.
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Luther A. Huston
International News Service
London
British Isles
Goes-in
Jedder
Crystal Palace
America
England
Arapahoes
White Bull
Wenatchee
Siskiyou
Pottawatamie
Bloomsbury
Kipling
British Empire
Rudyard Kipling
Commissioner Lamb
Salvation Army
Lamb
Army
H Kipling
Empire
Dominions
Kipling on British happiness in new lands
The text argues Kipling believes Britons need not leave their flag to seek happiness and success, asserting opportunities exist within the new land itself rather than in old world conditions. It emphasizes independence and self reliance in founding homes abroad.
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Kipling
California protest over GOP delegate apportionment
Albert K. Boynton, head of the California Republican State Committee, charged that California and numerous other states are being penalized in the proposed apportionment for the next Republican national convention. He called for 39 California delegates instead of 28, saying the move preserves the South’s disproportionate representation that has never backed a Republican ticket.
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San Francisco
California
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Massachusetts
New York
Albert KE. Boynton
Republican State Committee
Boynton
Solid South
Counterfeiters of Good Whisky Get Jail Term and Fine
Sioux City Iowa November 3 federal court Judge George C. Scott imposed jail terms and fines totaling 1300 on counterfeiters of whisky stamps labels and strippers J C Heaton alias Prof Howard fined 500 six months Lula McIntyre fined 300 fifteen days Everett L Bidwell seven months in county jail plus 500 fine and 100 for illegal possession of liquor Federal officers say sentences aim to curb moonshine flooding northwestern Iowa where bootleggers market spurious labeled liquor at 170 to 210 a case.
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Sioux City
George C. Scott
J. C. Heaton
Prof. Howard
Heaton
Lulu McIntyre
Everett L. Bidwell
Towa
Inheritance Tax Projections for 1923 Top $1 Million
Des Moines reports October inheritance tax receipts of 388965.27 from 170 estates, bringing 1923 total to 901805.05 and signaling year end near 1.1 million. Cigaret tax receipts in October were 60208.26, down 7845.68 from September.
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Des Moines
J. W. Wicklund
Inheritance Tax Collection Division
Treasury Department
Keokuk Youth Hurt in Auto Collision Near Donnellson
Keokuk Ia Nov 3 Harold Peterson on Keokuk high school football team sustained severe leg cuts when his car was struck by another at a crossing three miles north of Donnellson Lee County Peterson and three companions were en route to Iowa City to view the Michigan game Nebraska Slayer Given 5 Year Suspended Sentence Lincoln Neb Nov 3 Ernest Grainger received a suspended five year term in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter.
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Keokuk
Harold Peterson
Donnellson
Lee County
I Ta
Peterson
Iowa City
Michigan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Ernest Grainger
Stewart
Grainger
The Auto Outlook by Abe Martin on rising car lore
Abe Martin skewers car mania with astonishing stats on automobile impact. He notes car sales surpassing other goods, rail travel usage, and large daily concerns from theft to speedometer cables, forecasting peak demand by 1928 and enormous industry ripple effects.
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Binkley
Gov. Cox
Straits Settlements
Health and Cash Prizes At End Of Long Walk
An American couple Baxter and Vide travel 50,000 miles over seven years from Washington to New York and beyond, facing thirst, bandits, desert perils, and capture. A sponsor offers $10,000 if they complete the journey with one cent, returning it at the end. They survive ordeals across the United States, Cuba, Mexico, and Canada, documenting their trek in a diary of 5,383 postmark proofs.
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International News
New York
Baxter
Dia
Nalther
Naxter
Tmney
United States
Cuba
Mexco
Majava
Oregon
Oklahoma
Mexico
Friends
American Legion
United Sates
Mount Alto Logical
Wisconsin Avenue
Chat
Daxter
Sp Baxters
Washington
Florida
Guba
Old Mexico
Rone
Pacific
Vancouver
Quebec
Ottawa
Clinton Scores Council for Revoking Dancehall Permit
Clinton Iowa November 3 Mayor H W Cowles voted to restore a dance hall permit overturned earlier by the city council after protests by 66 property owners The issue arose from a dance hall built in a residence district drawing neighborhood opposition and a counter petition from 201 property owners and residents requesting restoration of the permit
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Clinton
H. W. Cowles
Brundage
Gov Kendall Stranded Abroad Borrows Fare Home
Des Moines reports Gov N E Kendall on a return trip from Honadluly to Iowa when he ran short of funds in Mexico. He stated he begged and borrowed to cover expenses for his wife and himself, finding a friend to lend $500. The governor noted Hawaiian lands and Cuban protests were part of broader foreign affairs chatter, with other dispatches noting Germany’s food worries and Baldwin calling for unemployment action.
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Des Moines
N. E. Kendall
Tia Juana
Mex
Honadluly
Kendall
Iowa
Hawaiian Islands
John T. Adams
National Committee
Des Moines Chamber l of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Germany
Manchester
Engle
Stanley Baldwin
England
Washington
TD. G
White House
Wirt Hoxie Addresses Creamery Heads in Waterloo Meeting
Wirt Hoxie vice president of Waterloo Fruit and Commission Co and Clyde Bechtelheimer secretary of the Iowa Creamery Secretary and Managers association addressed members of the International Association of Salesmen at the Greater Waterloo association meeting today. Hoxie spoke on What Would We Do Without Salesmen? and argued salesmen are essential to create and feed markets.
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Wirt Hoxie
Waterloo Fruit, & Commission Co
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creamery Secretary
International Association of Salesmen
Greater Waterloo Association
Hoxie
Bechielheimers Co operative Marketing Role Highlighted
The report outlines stocks on hand, incoming merchandise and prices. Bechielheimer’s work emphasized salesmanship within the cooperative marketing system among farmers.
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Bechielheimers
Han Who Lives for Self Alone Dead in Spirit
Waukegan Illinois November 7. The man Henry Dowst, a wealthy resident, died by his own action in his kitchen by gas fumes. He had professed a philosophy that living for oneself ends in a dead spirit and suggested death in old age could be justified. Dowst would have been seventy five.
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Waukegan
Henry Dowst
Aran
Reavite
Dowst
Triplets Born After Day in Field Die Near Kersey
Mrs Conrad Foos of Cole, a Russian worker in beet fields five miles north of Cole, gave birth to triplets all boys. All died within three hours. Registration records show this is the first reported triplet birth in the district. Mrs Foos is in critical condition. United States agricultural experts introduce measures on Hy Hawaiian preserve to restore vegetation destroyed by rabbits.
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Kersey. Cole
Conrad Foos
Here
Babiey
Foos
United States Agricultural Department
Hy Waiian Rame
Return of the Baxters After Perilous Wilderness Ordeal
The Baxters endured hours without food or water, with Anaily dropped and four automobets rescuing them in central United States. They faced Hooda near twice, were marooned in trees, and survived a harsh March sandstorm at Pendleton. Rescued by Gon BorjarkkK after days of ferocious pursuit, Thaday Baxter now weighs 37 pounds more than Le.
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United States
Hooda
Ivan
Deming
Amd
Pendleton
Baxters
Nie
Gon Borjarkkk
Thaday Baxter
Witch
Reward Offered for Woman Slayer in Bann Ta
Rewards totaling 800 were offered for the apprehension and conviction of the slayer of Mrs. Rose, beaten to death near her home south of the city. An additional 700 pounds and 200 dollars were added, with circulars broadcast nationwide. Sheriff Hanson believes Burris, a former prisoner from Boulder Town and Missouri prisons, may know details of the slaying.
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Bann
Wre Rose
Richard
Burris
Boulde’ Town
Missouri
Hanson
Jose
Petition for Saxton pardon sent to Des Moines
Petition bearing nearly 600 names has been sent to Des Moines asking Gov Kendall to parole Ralph Saxton from the Eldora reformatory. Superintendent Yonkrog says he will not recommend parole or accommodation. Mr and Mrs James Kiddie, Bonne, reconcile to the unidentified body buried at Troy Mills.
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Marion
Des Moiins
Kendall
Ralph Saxton
Lidora Reformatory
S.yonkrog
Eldora Reformatory
James Kiddie
Bonne
Troy Mills
Vigilantes Capture Forger in Jig Time
Marshalltown Iowa reports vigilantes arrested larvey Hennings, a 26 year old North Carolinian, after a counterfeit $203 bank check passed near Clemons. Suspicions led to contact with Charles Tobson, who identified the note as forged. Hennings was captured about an hour later in a cornfield east of Clemons and taken to the county jail.
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Marshalltown
Larvey Hennings
Clemons
Clemons Sayings Bank
Charles Tlobson
Hennings
Cornfield
Glemonk
Zounky
Mrs Stokes Ill in Bed With La Grippe Headline
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes, defendant in the high profile divorce case with her 73 year old husband William Bari Dodge Stokes, was confined to bed under a physician's care in New York. The trial paused as her illness followed days of cross examination. proceedings will resume Monday.
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New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
William Bari Dodge Stokes
Mrmr
Stokes
la Grippes
Famed screen star Charles Ray seeks attachment in Des Moines
Charles Ray, star of The Girl I Loved, filed in district court for wage recovery from producer J. J. Elseman. He requests a writ for 6000 dollars, alleging $7197960 in salary due, with Ray touring since Aug. 29 and claims repeated payment demands were refused. His weekly salary around 5009 dollars.
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Des Moines
Charles Ray
Bercher Theatre
J. J. Elseman
Ray
Idol
Wiseman
Cockburn Requisition Granted for Return to Iowa
Jefferson City Mo November 3 GayLide today granted a requisition from Iowa for the return to Des Moines of Russell J Cockburn a patient in a veterans hospital at Jefferson Barracks near St Louis who is wanted in Iowa on a charge of fraudulently obtaining 86000 of the funds while employed by the city.
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Jefferson City
Gaylyde
State of
Iowa
Tas Moines
Russell J. Cockburn
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Wes Moines
Pretty Blonde Forger Jailed At Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mollie Anunadell, a petite blonde, accused of victimizing local merchants with forged checks, was brought back from Milwaukee and placed in Cedar Rapids city jail. She was traced through several towns to Milwaukee where her husband works.
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Cedar Rapids
Mollie Anunadell
Milwaukee
New Lamp Burns 947 Air A Brighter Oil Lamp Test
A new oil lamp promises brighter white light than gas or electricity, tested by the U. S and 35 universities, burning 94% air and 6% kerosene. It operates odor free and quiet with no pumping. Inventor H Johnson offers a 10 day trial or a free lamp to a local adopter plus potential agency income of 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S&s
Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
Frige
Jand
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