Legion Convention Opens With Contested Adjutant Race
Webster Mason City Iowa commander opens seventh annual American Legion convention in Council Bluffs at 1:30 p.m. Hugo Eber and R A Laird contest for adjutant. Murphy expected to be named commander without a contest. Local officials welcome delegates and auxiliary members plan receptions amid parade preparations.
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Webster
Mason City
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Convention Hall
City
Jack Harding
Charles A. Miller
Hugo Eber
Minden
R. A. Laird
J. Ray Murphy
Tan Grave
Jaader
Murphy
University of Iowa
Burgess
Rock Rapids
Maurice Cahill
Cedar Rapids
Laird
Department
Elks
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Council
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James A. Drain
Omaha Bost
Drain
Iowa
Iowa Junior Show Firms Up Tomorrow Amid Large Heifer Crowd
Iowa crowds packed the Hippodrome for the junior show as Paost Helstein farms of Oconomowoc Wisconsin showcased a junior yearling heifer that captured the purple ribbon among 16 in its class and defeated the larger heifer calf. Judging continues all day with 192 entries across breeds including Holstein Jersey Brown Swiss Ayrshire and others. The show features judging contests and a banquet for Iowa Cow Test associations as Minnesota and Wisconsin participants bolster the events.
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Paost Helstein Farms
Oconomowoc
Wis
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Hippodrome
Holstein
Ila
Jersey
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Five Year Debt Pact Seen as Gain for America
France agrees to unconditionally pay 40 million dollars yearly for five years and the United States accepts interest payments at a nominal rate. The deal aims to ease the debt burden and stabilize postwar financial relations between the two nations.
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America
France
Ameri Uid
Spaniards Capture Adjir Shaking Riffian Line
London dispatch reports Spanish troops occupied Adjir, former Abd-El-Krim stronghold, at 11:30 am. The capture marks a major blow to the Riffians with flames seen in the town. Morale among tribes allied to Abd-El-Krim wavers as French and Spanish forces push forward.
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INS
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Abd-El-Krim
Madrid
Feleral
Melilla
Famas
Doctor Warns of Perils of Path in Church Aisle Dust
In Iowan city on October 2 a physician described chronic bronchial irritation from church aisle dust stirred by usher McRoberts. He advised quitting attendance to halt the dust exposure and restore health as McRoberts vows reform.
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McRoberts
Sin
McRobers
French Demand Safeguarding Clause in Reparations Talks
The article discusses French insistence on a clause allowing suspension of payments to America if Germany suspends reparations to France, versus the American stance that France’s payments could be adjusted only if France loses capacity to pay. The distinction centers on linking payments to Germany’s actions versus France’s own ability to pay.
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France
Gbuike
Germany
Hersid-Tribune
France Agrees 10 Percent Debt Settlement Terms
Washington reports on Franco American debt talks show a tentative five year plan for annual payments of 340 000 000 francs plus 20 000 000 dollars for war supplies. Caillaux questions provisional accord while Paris fears Parliament rejection. Francs drifted after news of the negotiations.
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Caillaux
Paris
France
American Debt Commission
Laws
America
Caiillaux l
Washington
Francs A
Dollay
Frances
Minnesota Man Kicked by Horse at Belgian Show
John Frien of Adatys Minnesota was injured at the Congress and National Belgian Horse Show when a draft horse kicked his left leg below the hip. A doctor on-site examined him and found no bone injury.
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Ohn Frien
Adatys
Minn
Darry C
Prien
Havard & Stout
David
Fate
Witness Testifies Against Ray Hundley in Contempt Case
Testimony centers on alcohol sales by defendant Ray Hundley to witness Gardalen. Gardalen admits buying liquor from Hundley at his farm and notes prior liquor charges and arrests. Cross examination probes prior convictions and possible comparisons to benefit from cooperation.
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J.c. Murtagh
Marvin B. Gardalen
G. W. Wood
Lodey
Wright County
Murtagh
J. A. Meyers
Hundley
Gurdulen
Gardalen
Dows
Gardaien
William A. Cook
Ile
Gardaalen
Gardalen Avas
Gurdalen
Night School Grows With 35 New Night Students
Thirty five adult foreign born residents enrolled in night classes at the Central building last night. Most are German natives with others from Denmark Mexico Sweden Russia and Austria. Classes meet twice weekly under Superintendent Miss Mabel Stenderson.
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Germany
Denmark
Mexico
Sweden
Russia
Austria
Vendereon
Chisses
Central Building
Washington
Misai Mabel Sfenderson
Pacific Flight Hero Reports Planes Prompt Changes
Commission to judge Applegate in Cook ouster is received. Navy officials defended actions after a fatal air incident. Statements claim authority to arrange flight plans, while others allege missteps by non flying officers. Judge Applegate is urged to travel to Black Hawk County to determine the issues under law.
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Cook
Agi
Secretary of the Navy
San Diesu
Fureau
Hawaii
Guthrie Center
Dloe
Deaheeatitha
Four Divorces Entered by Court Here
Four divorce decrees were entered by the court. The cases include George J. Lawrence versus Eden S. Lawrence and Lydia do Carroll versus Ted S. Qurock. Custody of the minor children awarded to the mother with alimony set at 340 dollars per month. Bertha Romig against W W Romig resulted in alimony of 1 dollar per month.
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George J. Lawrennre
Dennie S. Lawrence
Lydia Do Carrol
Agzainat Ted S. Qurrokl
Roan Te
Satisfied With Crew in Rescue Effort Commentary
Fragmented text reflects praise for crew and personnel in a rescue operation. It mentions aircraft and search obligations, with emphasis on responsibility and potential mistakes. The passage lacks clear names or places, but conveys assessment of actions and accountability.
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Sone
Bower Repeats as President of Brown Swiss Breeders
A. Bower was reelected president of the Brown Swiss Breeders Association at the annual meeting in Beloit Wisconsin. C. F. Osborne became vice president and E. Ingham will continue as secretary. Directors were chosen for terms up to three years, and the group voted to incorporate under Wisconsin law with Beloit as headquarters. The assembly discussed testing standards and breeding development with speakers noting progress and urging stronger breeding centers. Registrations rose 16 percent and transfers 14 percent for the year, with 1 235 bulls and 2 404 cows registered. The group reported over $2 000 in reserves.
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A. &. Bower
Cleveland
Irown
Swiss Breeders’ Association of Amecienat
Russell Lamson
C. F. Osborne
Hampton
FE. I. In- Inwh
Bétoit
Wis
A Lilly
Preston
Minn
Tak
Hull Painesville
Fred Lavalles
Fare Dodgela
Marshall
Leslie
Michred W. OG
Bohart
Bozeman
Mant
Bo LL
Uibbard
College of Agriculture
Madison
X. UL Sehmid
Monroe
Wisconsin
Beloit
A. H. Bower
Ikwax
Eves
I. P. Eves
Des Moines
Dairy Cattle Congress
L. H. Robvins
Racine
Wisconsin Agriculturalist
National Association
Can Ywell
J. H. Inman
Breaders
Rodgers questions threat of foreign air attack
Rodgers was asked if the nation could be attacked by a foreign power with airplanes and 2000 pound bombs. He replied no, and that unless a new engine is developed such an attack is not probable. The aloyo differed from Cal and Mitchell.
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Aloyo
Cal
Mitchell
Vandervoort Case Set for Allison Court Next Week
District court in Allison, Iowa opens with Judge Kelly on the bench as Warren Vandervoort faces trial for fatally shooting his father Rev. R. J. Vandervoort at Parkersburg on August 16. The defense likely claims insanity or diminished capacity.
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Allison
nAllison
Kelly
Warren Vandervoort
Rev
R. J. Vandervoort
Parkersburg
Education Week Observed By District Schools Here
American Education week set for November 16 to 23 will be observed in all cost district schools CW with five programs. Superintendent Kline announced that each school will host one evening program open to the public. Parents are urged to visit schools during the week. West district has no plans yet but is expected to arrange special programs later.
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Obituary items for Aukerman Krueger Hammel from local church services
Morinart Henrietta T Aukerman funeral services held at First Methodist Episcopal Church with department managers among orderly clerks of Black's Dry Goods attending. Pallbearers listed. Rev J Arthur Young and Rev Ditferd lopa officiated. interment at Elmwood. Krueger 78 died in hospital. former Rath Packing Plant watchman. arrangements pending at Hileman & Grim Mortuary. Harold Arnold Hammel infant son of Mr and Mrs H Fauvner died at 10 am from pneumonia. services at Battens funeral home with burial Sunday at 1:00 PM.
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Tietta ‘T. Aukerman
First Maethodist Episcopal Church
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Black’s Dry Goods Company
W. A. 8. Grahas
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Oliver Stephenson
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W. EB. Robinson
J. Arthur Young
Kruegier
G. Krueger
Charles City
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jNlant
Hileman & Grim
Harold Arnold Hammel
Arnold Blammer
HK. Fauvmer
Mullan Avenue
Pumamnonia
Parens Nnrs
Geraldine Cand
Batt
Maiden Waterloo film to premier at Strand theater
The photoplay Maiden Waterloo filmed in Waterloo and Cedar Falls with Waterloo cast will be shown at the Strand for a week starting Sunday. Director Klepp and Cameraman Novotny announced a private showing for cast and Strand and Evening Courier representatives before general viewing.
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Loriel
Strand Theatre Land
Evening Courier
Strand
Klepp
Novotny
M. ©. Ames
Wateriog
Chicago
Courier
Waierloo Folk
Waterloo
Cedar Balls
Jurge Optiences
Children to Be Sent to School at Tender Age of 2
Dr Baldwin of the State University of Iowa predicts children as young as two should enter public schools. He told the National Parent-Teachers association in Omaha that two year olds already form lasting habits and should be trained by qualified teachers.
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Nob
Get
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T Baldwin
State University of Iowa
National
Parent-Teachers Association
Baldwin
Coolidge Plans Omaha Trip by Cincinnati and St Louis
President Coolidge will travel to Omaha to address the American Legion next Tuesday. He will depart Washington Sunday evening, stop in Cincinnati Monday morning, reach Cincinnati? Monday night, then proceed to St. Louis before continuing to Omaha via Missouri and Iowa, arriving early Tuesday.
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Coolidge
Omaha
American Legion
Cincinnati
St. Louis
White House
Washington
Churches urged to send delegates to National Antisafoon League meeting
Des Moines dispatch reports every Iowa church urged to send a delegate to the National Antisafoon League meeting in Chicago from November 6 to 9. The appeal came in a letter by S. P. McNaught head of the league in Iowa who expects wide city and town representation and many smaller communities to participate.
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Des Moines
INSJ
Owa
National Antisafoon Jeaguea
Chicago
C. N. W. Tries Out New Safety Controls
Chicago and Northwestern announces automatic train control for passenger engines between Boone and Council Bluffs. The test installation cost about 1.5 million dollars. The device slows and stops trains when signals are ignored or the engineer is incapacitated.
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Quet
Chicago & Nazi Western Railroad
Alleiala Today
Boone and
Council Blums
Pershing Named Dark Horse in Legion Chief Race
Rumors place former AEF commander Pershing as a leading dark horse for commander in chief at the American Legion national convention next week in Omaha. Six candidates are listed including McQuigg Savidge Duncan Badgenham Dunlap and Stafford, with a possible deadlock likely. Major Sage left for Council Bluffs to attend the convention.
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Howard P. Savidge
Chicago
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Eldorada
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Edgar B. Dunlap
Gainesville
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New York City
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Legion Ment
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Council Bluffs
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