Cost of living debate fuels partisan groups in Washington
A fragmented discussion traces higher living costs to industrial wages and farm prices. It notes govt policy leans on agricultural pricing and wages, while oil, auto, and building sectors hint at falling costs. It highlights coal miners and veterans as groups pressing for raises, and urges disinfecting politics to separate principle from expediency.
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Gore
Elvan
Wallace
Tel
Tina
Coolidge
Melton
Waeks
Washington
America
Tage Lien
Worvester Ciger
Itc
C Gan Felice
Delivery deadline notice for Courier pager service
The notice states delivery should reach homes before 5:30. If the carrier error or other cause prevents receipt by that time call 5100 and a copy of the paper will be sent. The phone line and paper copy request must be addressed before 4:30 p m.
Attendance tops at dairy cattle show in Council Bluffs
Tetra attendance at the four teenth Dairy Cattle Congress and fifth International Belgian Horse show, closed last night, reported 116,601 paid admissions. Thursday set a weekly record with 29,768, while weather affected midweek totals. Waterloo attendees expected to boost next exhibit. Council Bluffs and area relief efforts continued after floods, with Red Cross and Salvation Army distributing aid as homes were inundated. six funeral services planned for Friday victims.
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Ek. S. Estel
Lbs United Press
Council Bluffs
Todsay
Red Crags
Lake Manawa
Des Moines
G. R. Hook
Iowa-Nebraska
Salvation Army
Robert Davis
Salvation Army Corps
Wook
Lou Zurmuehlen
William Andrews
Jowa
Hall
Oklahoma
Wichita Falls
Tex
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railroad
Woodward
Probes Into McKay Banking Methods Begin In Indiana
Marion County grand jury and the Republican state committee launched dual probes into Governor Warren McKay's banking dealings. Attorney Gus Condo of Marion National Bank will testify about alleged irregularities involving governor bank transactions, while the committee reviews all facets of the governor's difficulties to decide the party stance.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Get
Busin i
Warren T. Me
Marion’ County Grand Jury
Republican State Committee
Gus Condo
Marion National Bank
McCray
State Committee
Count Geza Mattaschich Dies in Paris Elopement Note
Paris Oct 1 Count Geza Mattaschich who thirty years ago eloped with Princess Louise daughter of King Leopold II of Belgium is dead in Paris. He and the princess arrived in Paris five weeks ago and had been living obscurely in a hotel.
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Paris
Geza Mattaschich
Louise
Leopold II
Belgium
Harding Peace Plan Lives On In People Hearts
Article argues Harding’s vision for world reorganization and a league of nations successor persists after his death. It discusses Coolidge's potential stance, a world congress, and the aim to abolish war through international law and co operation. It notes the 1930s political pivot toward a unified global community led by America.
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Walter Wellman
New York
America
President Coolidge
Washington
Coolidge
World Congress
League of Nations
Fisher
Harding
Hee
League
Council of the Community of Nations
Klansman Sheriff defies governor order on election
Oklahoma City reports Sheriff Tom Cavnar of Oklahoma County declares he will ignore Governor Walton’s directive to prevent factional disruption tomorrow. Cavnar, facing military court charges for Ku Klux Klan membership, says an attorney general opinion confirms the election’s legality and vows to protect voters.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Walton
Tom Cavnar
Oklahoma County
Ku Klux Han
Oklahoma
Rts
Ov Er
W. D.mcbee
Election Movement
Mrs Stokes Divorce Case Clashes With Chicago Jury Probe
Chicago Oct 1 Helen Elwood Stokes presses charges against W E D Stokes alleging character assault. Case may not reach grand jury until analysis of 900 pages by assistants. Separate New York hearing postponed in W J Stokes divorce suit.
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Chicago
Helen Fiwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Thomas Marshall
Charles Wharton
Stoken
Supreme Court
Jeramiah T. Mahoney
W. J. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Grange Committee Opposes Price Fixing and Wheat Tariffs
The national grange executive committee, summoned to the White House by President Coolidge, urged against a special congressional mission on agricultural regulation and against price fixing for wheat. They also rejected increases in wheat tariffs and opposed a government marketing organization per Secretary Wallace's proposal.
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Washington, D. C
National Grange
Tha
White House
Coolidge
Congress
Wallace
Three of Family Killed in Nebraska City Train Crash
Mrs flu Willett and her sons veratt and Clifford, ages 10, were instantly killed when their automobile was struck by a Missouri Pacific train at a crossing in Nebraska City. Son Lloyd, 3, suffered a fractured skull and remained in critical condition as the family traveled back from Richmond Missouri.
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Sioux City
Flu Willett
Veratt
Clifford
Nebraska City
Neb
Missouri Pacific
Lloyd
Richmond
St. Louis Air Races Postponed Three Days
St. Louis Mo Oct 1 The Pulitzer air races scheduled for today and tomorrow have been moved to Thursday Friday and Saturday due to Sunday rains that flooded the airfield. The 29 kilometer world speed championship race will be held Saturday instead of Wednesday as planned.
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St. Louis
Totiax
Ing
Girl-Maw Goig to Trial for Killing Insurance Agent
Fred Thompson faced trial on an indictment for killing Richard G. Tesmer, an insurance agent, in Chicago. Thompson lived a double life as a man and woman, and was found dressed in women's clothes as the suspect, with Mrs. Tesmer identifying him.
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Maw Goig
United Press
Chicago
Fred Thompson
Richard GC
Tesmer
June H
Underworld
Underworld Characters Were Brought Before Mrs. Tesme
Thompson
Frank Garrick
Revolt Near Berlin Quelled as Bavaria Moves
London dispatch reports a nationalist revolt near Berlin ended with Reichswehr forces restoring order. Proclamations mount for a Bavarian monarchy after a major Separatist rally in Munich. Paris says Germany must show good faith before reparations talks resume as Duesseldorf patrols enforce a curfew after deadly clashes.
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Merlin
Get. I
Gere Mabey
London
Kyestrion
Uvilea
Berlin
Spyn
Reuters
Cayltah
Parrigan
Reichswehr
Paris
Poincare
Dnesseldert
Lb. Ghevat
Press Star
Duesseldorf
Germian
Tispatches
Col Zack Mulhall in Oklahoma Ku Klux Guard Remark
An oldtime Oklahoma plainsman Col Zack Mulhall was described as a personal bodyguard for Governor Gay and involved in a heated incident with the Ku Klux Klan. Report notes anger among friends and heightened caution by the Governor’s supporters.
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Zack Mulhall
Gay
Walton
Oklahoma
Jim
Other Woman Kills Self When Wife Is Called by Husband
In St Joseph Missouri on Copeland Street a 25 year old named Mrs Lou Copeland and Mrs Alica Goo both registered as a wife and her rival. After a shooting in a hotel room Mrs Goo killed herself when her husband called her to meet the other woman to settle matters. Copeland a Standard Chemical salesman was summoned for a meeting and Mrs Goo left a note with a physician later saying the husband expected a settlement. Mrs Goo's home was in Samona Iowa and the Copelands lived in Lenox Iowa. Copeland was said to believe she could be saved.
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St. Joseph
Copeland
Alica Goo
Lou Copeland
Mrs. Good
Samoni
Copelands
Lenox
Standard Chemical Company
Des Moines Police Hunt Peddlers of Poison Moonshine
Des Moines police conduct an extensive search for moonshine sellers blamed for distributing toxic liquor over the weekend. The effort follows the death of Robert Moore, 50, found unconscious with denatured alcohol near his home.
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Des Moines
Oct
Robert Moore
Hammond
Moore
Irish Free State Attends British Premiers Conference
London October 1 The imperial conference of premiers of British dominions opened at 11:20 a m today to discuss British attitudes toward the German reparations issue. The Irish Free State took part for the first time with President Cosgrave leading its delegation from the new self governing unit of the empire.
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London
Imperial Conference
Pramiarm
Irish Free State
Cosgravé
Babe Drowns After Parents Leave Child in Care
Sioux City Iowa October 1 Barbara Hill aged 11 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred L Hill fell into a cistern at the Hill home while parents visited friends in Sioux Falls South Dakota left in charge of a maid. She was granddaughter of Federal Judge George C Scott.
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Sioux City
Barbara Hill
Fred L. Hill
Hill
Sioux Falls
George C. Scott
Bloodshed Threatens Oklahoma Election Clash
Oklahoma State crisis as Gov Walton mobilizes 22 000 armed minute men to block a special election. Deputies guard polling places while injunctions curb National Guard activity. Leaders frame vote as fight over voter rights amid warnings of possible bloodshed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tike County
Elecion
3. C. Walton
Oklahoma City
Rattle
Walton
R. R. Stevens
County Election Board
R. B. Sanford
Stevans
National Guard
A. G. Hunt
Sanford
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
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