Economy Will Be Written Large Under Coolidge Regime
Washington verslag discusses how President Coolidge will steer a conservative, economy focused government with Borah likely shaping Senate influence. It weighs Borah’s alignment with Coolidge, the chances of leadership roles, and the need for tax reductions and spending restraint in the new Congress.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Washington
United States
House
Senate
Coolidge
Borat
Akin
Senator Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
Borah
Thore
Lodge
Brandegee
Watson
Organization of Congress
Courier Delivery Notice with Timely Paper Return
The Courier should be retrieved at your home before 5 50 o clock. If any error causes you not to receive the paper by that time, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Railroads Lead Post-Election Stock Boom Shatters Records
Spectacular post election market surge charges stocks to new highs with railroad shares driving gains. 67 issues hit fresh year highs as total trading passes 2,006,000 in two sessions, with strong action across New York Central Southern Pacific Atlantic Coast Line and others.
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Stock Exchange
Associated Press
New York
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Coastline
Northwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
U. S. Steel Common
United States Cast Iron Pipe
United Drug
Baldwin
American Can
0. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Pera Marquette
Nickel Plate
Erie
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Cosden
Marland Oil
Texas Company
Shells Union
Simms
Gulf States Steel
Bethlehem and Crucible
American Sugar
U.S. Steel
Auto Kills Woman Acting as Guide to Her Blind Husband
Boston dated report states Mrs. Carrie A. Fisher was killed yesterday while guiding her blind husband Daniel C. Fisher when an automobile driven by Fred G. May Jr. knocked them down. Fisher, 77, became blind 22 years ago and has since patented several inventions. his wife acted as his eyes aiding his work.
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Boston
Carrie A. Fisher
Daniel C. Fisher
Fred G. May, Jr
Fisher
Des Moines News Merges Into Evening Tribune
Des Moines News will consolidate with the Des Moines Evening Tribune starting next Monday. The combined paper will be called the Evening Tribune and News with a double banner, incorporating all News features. The News, founded in 1889, became part of Scripps-Howard, and editors Harold Place and business manager J A Keefe will stay on with the organization.
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Des Moines
Des Moines News
Des Moines Evening Tribune
Gardner Cowins
Register & Tribune
Scripps-Howard Company
Roy Q
Howard
Cowles
Consolidated
Evening Tribune and News
News
Painter and McCracken
John Hamilton
The
Iowa
Scripps-McRae Syndicate
Harold C. Place
Waterloo
J. A. Keefe
Scripps-Howard
Three Hurt When Dog Caresses Driver In Milwaukee Crash
A police dog suddenly leapt to show affection while its master drove, causing a head on collision with a streetcar in Milwaukee. The car’s owner Se cord Wahren of Chicago and two companions were possibly fatally injured. Wahren was dying at Emergency hospital. The dog fled the wreckage.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Secord Wahren
Chicago
Sergt. Mohlis
Cole
Pat's Pond
Lake Avenue
Ilinois Central
Mohtg
Thornbere
Women may join Baldwin ministry in new cabinet
London reports Viscount Cecil is expected to become chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. The move would raise cabinet members to twenty. A woman is likely to join the new Baldwin government with the Duchess of Atholl tipped for a post such as parliamentary secretary to the board of education or a Scottish office one.
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Associated Tress
London
Viscount Cecil
Duchy of Lancaster
Baldwin
Duchess of Atholl
Snow in Chicago Brings Cold Snap Weather
Chicago reports snow today with freezing temperatures overnight. Official 32 degrees at 11 p m held to the freezing point until 1 a m then rose to 39 by 7 a m. A northwest wind pushed the temperature back to 34 by 3 a.m and kept near that mark through the morning.
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Chicago
Klan Plans Appeal in Walker Law Case
Buffalo officials report the Ku Klux Klan filed an appeal in the Walker anti Klan law case after State Supreme Court Justice Pooley declared the law constitutional. Julius Grass says the appeal aims for the U S Supreme Court if needed. Also reported murder in Cleveland has Elizabeth Trasko slain by a caller and Walter Sabawski arrested in Detroit after a confession.
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Buffalo
State Supreme Court
Pooley
Julius Grass
Hooded Order
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland
Elizabeth Trasko
Walter Sabawski
Detroit
Union Station
Thief bound over after tires stolen in bold police chase
Ralph Cole, 20, of 909 Lafayette street, confessed to stealing tires and accessories after a dramatic early morning escape in a Hecht coupe. He was arraigned on malicious mischief, bound over to the grand jury, and held on $500 bail in county jail awaiting district court action following a high speed pursuit and gunfire encounter.
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Ralph Cole
Lafayette Street
Ld A. m
Cole
Walker
P. BR. Walker
Leon
Hig
Las
A. J. Baumgartner
Independence Avenue
Charles Mohlis
Clarence Thornbe
Hecht
Linden Avenue
Mohlis
Armistice Day Observance Parade Plans In Waterloo
Efforts to re enact the 1918 Armistice night in Waterloo include a 7 30 p m parade with former servicemen school children and history floats. Three bands and G A R and American Legion dronecorps will march. Cornerstone laying for the homes at Park avenue and Mulberry street will follow with leaders from Waterloo lodge and Cedar Falls band.
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American, Legion
Alfa
Columbus
G. A. R. and
American Legion
Aldho
Italam
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
J Tapi
Waterloo Lodge
Erand
State Lodge
Win
Coning
John ©. Price
Lkdom
James G. Clark
Waterloo
Ale
Order
Wil
Walter ‘Bass
Waterton Hlodge
Marshailtown
Price
Fraileoy
Joseph R. Prailey
Mort Madison
Wattrioe Lodge
Mills
Plainfield Farmer Loses Horses and Buildings by Fire
Plainfield ta November a barn fire swept three horses and farm machinery from the A J Truster farm three miles south of town. Harry Miller tenant and his son were in the barn when their transformer exploded or tipped over starting the blaze. Fire turnout failed as chemical engines and extinguishers were brought from town but proved unable to stop the fire.
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Plainfield
A. J. Truster
Harry Miller
Dance of Death Grafts Monument Plan in Murder Case
Washington police traced a “dance or death” subscription ticket to a plan for a monument for Walter Muir, the New York youth hanged in Quebec. Catherine Morgan, New York City, collapsed after ingesting poison. letters between Muir and the boy’s mother were found with her belongings, suggesting a possible secret marriage and the motive to raise funds for a memorial.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Advvision
Igeney Hospital
Walter Muir
New York
Quebec
Canada
Catherine Morgan
New York City
Muir
Ted
American War Vet Freed After Prison in France
Cherbourg November 8 John Ayolt an American World War II veteran from Cheboygan Michigan sailed home after two years in French jail for arson. President Doumergue pardoned Ayolt amid doubt over his guilt. He had married a French woman and clashed with her father whose barn burned, with Ayolt accused though ignorant of French law.
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Cherbourg
John Ayolt
Cheboygan
Mich
Jit Feeneh
Doumergne
Ayo
Rotto
France
Officer Fights Bandits in Drug Store Robbery
In Chicago Jesse Reese, gravely wounded with a right lung injury after a humming revolver battle, killed one bandit and wounded another during a $40 drug store robbery. He pursued three suspects as they fled, returning fire and felling two of the fugitives.
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Chicago
Jesse Reese
Reese
Ren
Weather outlook for the week in the upper Mississippi valley
Washington D C Nav Weather forecast predicts rain or snow at the week start and again midweek. Temperatures near normal with a brief cold spell toward midweek affecting the upper Mississippi valley and lower Missouri valleys.
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Washington, D. C
Upper
Mippi
Lower
Missouri
Government farm relief program begins with appointing commission
President Coolidge started post election plans by naming a federal commission to study agricultural needs. Eight farming representatives will draft recommendations for Congress next month, aiming for action before adjournment. Former Wyoming Governor Robert D. Carey chairs the group, with members from major farming organizations and agrarian groups. The panel may later include bankers and will report within three weeks.
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Associated Pras
Washington
Coolidge
Tocday
Coemmissinn
Albert D. Carey
Careylurat
Wyo
Congress
Tax Reduction Commission
D. C
Admina
Federal ‘Commission
Navy
Carey
Robert DB. Carey
Wyoming
Bradfute
Chicago
American Lara Bureau Federation
Charles S. Barrett
Union City
National Board of Farm Organizations
Louis L. Taber
Columbus
National Grange
Ralph P. Merritt
Fresno
iCal
Sun Maid
Raisin Growers
R. W. Thatcher
Geneva
N. Y
New York State Agricultural Experimenttal Station
W.C. Coffey
College of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Fred H
Hixby
Long Beach
Cal
American National Livestocks Association
Tegard
Senate
James ©. Watson
Indiana
Spiritualists Sell Reporter Healing License for 150
W A Jackson president of the National Independent Spiritualists association and 10 other officers were named in warrants charging criminal conspiracy fraud and lesser offenses. The warrants allege issuance to a Los Angeles Times reporter of a certificate of ordination as a gospel minister a church charter and an endorsement as a spiritual healer and medium for 150.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. A. Jackson
National Independent Spiritualists’ Association
Jos Angeles Times
Rail Labor Chiefs Discuss Legislation in Cleveland
Representatives of railway labor organizations met in Cleveland to debate pending congressional labor reform, focusing on the Powell-Barkley bill. Called by Warren Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the bill would abolish the railroad labor board and replace it with government backed adjustment boards.
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Cleveland
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Warren 5. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Board
German Police Dog Kills French Child
Nov 8 Louis Vier and his wife of Pran return home to find their six year old son dead beside the German police dog. The dog was removed and watched for possible madness as the incident shocks Paris region where police dogs are common companions.
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Louis Vier
Pran
Paris
Embassy of Reds in London Opens With Great Shown
The Russian embassy in London hosted a private ninth anniversary celebration of the communist revolution, with Christian Rakovsky, the Russian ambassador, opening the doors to select guests. Correspondents were excluded and details were scarce, while decorations impressed those present. Russian officials wore red neckerchiefs.
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United Press
London
Christian Rakovsky
Russia
Montour Mayor Has Not Missed Election Since 1855
C. J. Stevens, 91, mayor of Montour, has voted in every election since June 7, 1835, when he first moved to Tama county. He remains in good health and will turn 92 on May 10, 1925.
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Montour
C. J. Stevens
Tama Countty
Lodge Peril Keeps Lodge Weaker at Noon Bulletin
Cambridge Massachusetts reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge in weaker condition at noon, after a recent stroke and hospital convalescence from surgery. The noon bulletin states his condition is essentially the same, with him described as somewhat weaker.
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles Gate Hospital
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