Johnson backers expect candidacy statement soon
Washington Nov 5 The most definite contribution to presidential politics came from Hiram Johnson backers who say the California senator will formally enter the race against Coolidge soon. Developments favor Johnson as Europe relations stir interest and reparations talks give his supporters a timely issue. Ralph B. Strassberger of Pennsylvania announced the entry and hints of Johnson v Pinchot for Pennsylvania delegates. Pinchot addresses farm groups in Pittsburgh and Omaha, tying his campaign to prohibition and law enforcement while the broader farm vote looms. Continued on page two column two.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hiram Johnson
California
Coolidge
Johnson
Europe
White House
Harding
Johanson
Congress
America
Orji
Ralph B. Strassberger
Pennsylvania
Albert Lasker
Shipping Board
Lasker
Strassberger
Pinchot
Sen. Pepper
Sen. Reed
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Roosevelt
Courier Delivery Promise for Before 6:30 PM
The notice states home delivery by 6 30 PM and requests readers call 100 if not received by then. a copy will be sent. Calls to reach the office before 6 30 PM are required to claim adjustments.
Iowa Chiropractors Meet in Des Moines on 28th Anniversary
Des Moines November 5 Iowa Chiropractors association opens its seventh annual convention marking the twenty eighth anniversary of chiropractic discovery. Dr B J Palmer president of the Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport will address the gathering today. The convention ends Tuesday afternoon with state officers elected. Harry E Vedder of Davenport toasts at a Savery Hotel banquet tonight. Dr O W Whittenberg president of the association Minneapolis Dr C B Schilling Ohio and Dr Charles M Guyselman Michigan State Chiropractors association will speak on Tuesday.
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Des Moines
Iowa Chiropractors Association
B. J. Palmer
Palmer School of Chiropractice
Davenport
Harry E. Vedder
Savery Hotel
O. W. Whittenberg
Minneapolis
C. B. Schilling
Ohio
Charles M. Guyselman
Michigan State Chiropractors’ Association
Former Iowa Pastor Becomes Lead at Omaha Methodist Church
Mason City Iowa November 5 Dr James Elvin Wagner former pastor of First Methodist church here after four years at Wesley Worcester Mass has accepted a transfer to the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Omaha Nebraska A salary of 6000 dollars and a parsonage is provided by the Nebraska church.
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Mason City
James Elvin Wagner
First Methodist Church
Here
Wesley Church
Worcester
Mass
M. EB
Omaha
Nebraska
May Seize Autos Containing Booze Found at Resort
Des Moines Nevada authorities say additional arrests will follow a Sunday raid on Walter Benson’s road house. Benson held in county jail faces federal and state charges after liquor was confiscated. Officers blocked exits as 15 deputies swept the roadhouse. Several cars carrying liquor may be seized. owners to appear for questioning. The resort was linked to Des Moines gunmen and other suspicious figures from nearby cities.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
Nev. G
Walter Benson
Benson
Alma Metcr
Desa Ss
Couple Found Dead From Fumes in Creston Coupe
In Creston Iowa on November 5, Hazel M. Conard 21 and Francis Turpin 35 were found dead in a coupe behind the Wray home. They appeared overcome by engine or heater fumes, with a note reading Lock the door for I am in. A coroner will hold a hearing Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Creston
Hazel M. Conard
Francis Turpin
Joseph Wray
Wray
McKee
Miss Conard
Turpin
Former Burlington official McFarland dies at home
William McFarland, 2. vice president of the Burlington school board and longtime confidential secretary to C. E. Perkins, former Burlington railroad president, died Sunday at his daughter’s home in Burlington. Angina pectoris caused the death. He leaves a widow, three sons Wimmins of Stockton and Richard of Minneapolis, Jack of Chicago, and two daughters Mrs J R Copeland of Burlington and Mrs George Dwight of Ottumwa.
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Burlington
William McFarland
Burlington School Board
C. E. Perkins
Burlington Railroad
Daughers
J. R. Copeland
McFarland
Burlington Rotary ¢Ebb
Wimmins McFarland
Stockton
Cal
Richard McParland
Minneapolis
Jack McFarland
Chicago
J. HR. Copeland
George Dwight
Ottumwa
Germany Liable for Damages Over Lusitania Sinking
Washington Nov 5 The mixed claims commission upheld American claims against Germany for loss of life injuries and property in the sinking of the Lusitania. It ruled Germany not liable for punitive damages or for alleged mental anguish.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Mixed Claims Commission
France Proposes Trade On Debt Revision With Hughes
France offers to discuss Germany reparations only if the US debt to France is also on the table. Ambassador Jusserand will deliver France’s reply to Secretary Hughes at the State Department. Poincaré instructs Jusserand to seek common action and avoid linking Ruhr occupation to the talks.
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France
Hughes
Poincaré
United Press
Washington, D. C
Conference of
United States
J*rance Aswer
Poincare
Germany
Ruhr
Ihe
Ifughes
Jursser
State Department
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Sunday School Class Sets World Record Total
Fragmented OCR shows a world record claim tied to a Sunday School class with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention a church setting, a dust and business theme, and several garbled proper nouns. No verifiable details about people, place, or exact event emerge.
Bank Call Shows Business Booming in National Gains
Analysis of national bank call for Sept 24 shows the Comptroller of the Currency, Davis, reports banks increased deposits by nearly 500 million over the year. Total resources rose to 712,870,000,000 with deposits at 557,000,000,000 and time deposits up almost 790,000,000 since last September.
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Asie Asstoodieged
Washington, D. C
Nev. Fi
Poowbeedt
Billaarm
Four Killed When Train Hits Car at Crossing
In Indianapolis area near Bridgeport, four people died instantly when a fast Pennsylvania passenger train struck their automobile at a crossing. Roy Huehanan of Anderson, driver, survived in serious condition. The deceased include Alma Buchanan, Lawrence McClintock, Lillian McClintock, and Eva Graims, all named with connections to Indiana communities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pennsylvania
Bridgeport
Here
Roy Huehanan
Anderson
Tnd
Alma Buchanan
Roy Buchanan
Lawrence McClintock
Lillian McClintock
Eva Graims
Vincennes, Ind
McClintock
Grand Lodge to Lay Cornerstone for Linn Co Courthouse
Cedar Rapids preparing an elaborate program for the cornerstone ceremony on November 12. Grand Lodge officers will attend along with lodges from surrounding towns. The historic trowel and square from Linn County’s 1855 courthouse and other key builds will be used, with Knights Templar and El Kabir band leading the parade.
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Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge of
Grand Lodge
Linn County
Mie
Town City
Win First
Knights ‘Templar
Marion
el Kabir
Rockefeller Junior Advocates Love In Business
John D. Rockefeller Jr. told Park Avenue Baptist church listeners that love guides busy life and profits. He cited past Colorado coal miners strife where brotherly love among workers and managers led to a solution, saying without love results profitless and disputes block progress.
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New York
Nav
John TD
Rockefeller, Jr
Kervier
Colorado
Canterentes
Riots threaten Berlin as hunger spurs clashes
Reports describe planned uprisings against the Reich in Berlin and eastern Germany amid bread shortages, with crowds attacking money changers and shopkeepers. Police prepare as 50,000 federal troops are stationed for possible mobilization while political leaders debate Sturmabteilung activity and government stability. Diplomatic talks continue on Ruhr work resumption.
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Berlin
Nev
Aigiarhin
Germany
Coderaky
Saxony
Thuringian
Ti Ia
Shere
Fira
Republic
Ebert
Gesster
G von Zekt
Reerwehr
Greei
Reichswehr
Potice
Stock Exchange
Chancllier Custav Streseman
Stresemann
Reichstag
Lreichstag
Muthar
Bhert
Deutsche Meite
Mhert
Ruhr
Duessaldart
Speed Flights Shattered As Navy Aces Race Ends
Rear Admiral MotTetl halted events after a dramatic speed trial at Alitelell field New York. Lieut. Ford J. Williams claimed victory with 2660.6 miles per hour average over three kilometers, while Brow set a record on a single leg racing at 274.2 mph with favorable winds.
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Washington, DF
Nev B
MotTetl
Thatogal Aviation
Wi Hank
Althe Brow
Former Oil Stock Salesmen Held After Chicago Attempt
Two oil stock salesmen operated in Oklahoma and Iowa and were arrested in Chicago after trying to sell 10 000 shares of Acme Petroleum stock to real estate dealer F G Brom. They claimed a par value of 100 000 but offered at a fraction. Suspected of previous sales in 1919, they are held for further inquiry. John Singleton alias J F Sharwood, 61, New York, and T J Jones alias J B Morris, 59, are the prisoners.
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Chicagoa
Oklahoma
Iowa
Acme Petroleum Company
F. GB. Brom
Brown
Towa
John Singleton
J. F. Sharwood
New York
T. J. Jones
J. B. Morris
Ex Governor Sam McCall Dies of Pneumonia
Winchester Massachusetts reports former Massachusetts governor Samuel McCall aged 72, served 1916 to 1919, and later a congress candidate, dies at home from pneumonia after a long career in state and national affairs as a Republican, noted as lecturer and writer. Two masked men robbed the Grand Avenue State Bank in St Paul, Minnesota, taking about $4,000 in cash and silver before fleeing by car.
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Winchester
Mass
Samuel McCall
Masaachbusetts
Highth Masaatts
Congress
McCall
ST. Paul Bank
St. Paul, Minn
Grand Avenue
Ittal Dierrint
Alabama Muscle Shoals project tied to Ford bid plan
President Coolidge backed by Representative Marlen to push a government backed power plant at Muscle Shoals to attract Henry Ford bid. Alabama Power seeks a new lease on steam plant No. 2, Weeks open to renewal under current terms, with $250,000 annual payment and revocable lease, not delaying Muscle Shoals progress.
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United Press
Waetington
Muscle Shoals
Weeks
Injustice to Vets Exposed by Senate Probe
Washington reports detail a Senate Veterans Committee probe into graft claims tied to a Chelsea New York hospital sale. Louisa Stotesbury found no fraud in the 100000 dollar sale. Dr David Smith cited widespread rating injustices and political influence in disability determinations within the Veterans Bureau.
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Associated Praga
Washington, D. C
Cririgisin
Kenternment
Chelsea
N. Y
Senate Veterans Committee
Louisa WW. Stotesbury
Eneral
New York
John J. O'Ryan
Stotesbury
Howard Stormes Corporation
David O. Smith
Veterans Bureau
L O’ryan
Jorma
Board of Review
Congress
Bureau
Tetter
Dr. Smith
Smith
Ballard
L. B. Rogers
Rogers
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Sonacee Walsh
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