War fears and disarmament talk swirl at Birmingham conference
Lieut. Commander J M Kenworthy warns Britain and the U S are drifting toward war as laborites push for disarmament, abandon France pact, and demand withdrawal of troops from the Rhineland. Ramsey MacDonald’s resolution calls for disarmament and troop withdrawal while criticizing recent French British pact.
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J. M. Kenworthy
Japan
United States
England
France
Italy
Labor Party
Birmingham
Eng
Laborites
Ramsey MacDonald
Rhineland
Paper delivery notice for timely receipt and phone follow up
The Couriet will be delivered to your home before 5 30 if the carrier makes an error or you do not receive it. Please phone lif8 and a copy will be sent. Calls to this office must reach before 6 30.
Dairy Show Crowned Champions at Dairy Cattle Congress
The opening Dairy Cattle Congress judging named Malden’s Vronicka’s College Boy brown Swiss grand champion and Border King of Roberts guernsey top bull honors. Langwater Waldorf won junior guernsey, while Generous Baby Lou led Fayette county heifers. Hoeger’s bulls and Boulder Bridge Farm dominated various classes as Quality Superior entries topped young stock.
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Syuday
Dairy Cattle Congress
Malden
Vronicka
J. Frank Zoller
Schenectady
N. Y
P. Allyn
Delavan
Wis
Walhalla Farm
Milly
Walhalla
Border King of Roberts
Glencliff Farm
Independence
Kan
Langwater Waldorf
Boulder Bridge Farm
Excelsior
Minn
Fayette County
Lou
Raymond Hoeger
Wandoma
Lake View
Bowerhome Farm
Rushton
Ill
Magyar
Dairy
Guernsey
Kruse
Minneapolis
Dayn
Bonny Boy
Radisson
A. W. Enote
C. Gibson
Boulder Bridge
Holbert
Holbert Horse
Greeley
Joli
Max de Haute
E. A.trowbridge
University of Misssouth
R. MM. Har McLean
A. B. Caine
State College
Lord Fauntleroys
Barden
Axel
Adalpher Arvid
Danger
Brook
Roosevelt Nominated For Governor At Democratic State Convention
Rochester N Y Oct 2 A P Roosevelt former assistant secretary of the navy was nominated today for governor by the Democratic state convention. He will run against Albert Ottinger Republican nominee for the post to be vacated by Governor Alfred E Smith Democratic presidential nominee.
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Rochester
A.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Albert Ottinger
Alfred E. Smith
Boy's Leg Crushed In Highway Bicycle Crash
Walter Peters, 15, son of Mr and Mrs J A Peters, residing on Grant highway, near St Francis, sustained a broken leg in an accident at 9 p m yesterday. An automobile driven by Mrs Paul A Neale struck him as he rode a new bicycle on the paved highway. Peters left leg was broken in two places and badly crushed. He was taken to St Francis hospital in a timely rush and rested comfortably today though the leg had not yet been set.
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Walter Peters
J. A. Peters
Grant Highway
St Francis Hospital
Paul A. Neale
Young Peters
Neale
Peters
Altho
In Biggest Police Shake Up in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the largest police shakeup in a major city as over 4,000 officers shift to new beats tonight. Mayor Harry A. Mackey aims to end booze and illegal saloon activity by redistribution of sergeants and patrolmen across new districts.
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Philadelphia
I.p
Harry A. Mackey
Boy Dies After Wagon Passes Over Head Near Behrens Farm
Three year old Carrall Ta Och 3 144 fell from a wagon he rode alone as his father worked nearby. The wagon rolled back and ran over the boy, killing him near the Behrens farm.
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Carrall
Doh Behrens
Near Here
Short Interviews With Home Folks Courtesy Week Call
George W. Huntley president of Cutler Hardware and a Dairy Cattle Congress director urged Waterloo businesspeople to leave cars at home this week. He said downtown visitors would appreciate the hospitality and suggested walking, taking streetcars, or having spouses drive.
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Waterloo
George W. Huntley
Cutler Hardware Company
Dairy Cattle Congress
Congress
President Coolidge says war debt issue closed
In Washington the White House stated President Coolidge has no plan to reopen the war debt question. The remarks follow Premier Poincare of France suggesting a readjustment of all war debts, including U.S. reparations. Efforts to shift reparations obligations to America are viewed unfavorably.
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Washington, D. C
UPI
Coolidge
White House
Poincare
France
United States
America
Capper and Robinson Talk at Shenandoah
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas will speak in Shenandoah October 18 or 19 during the Uiecor festival. The Republicans will feature one prominent speaker while the Democrats choose Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas, nominee for vice president, who will appear October 29.
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Shenandoah
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Waukon Fugitive Surrenders in Canada
Polloyd B Vanderdrink, 23, alias Frank Williams of Waukon Iowa, walked into Terral police HQ in British Columbia and surrendered to authorities saying he broke jail at Waukon then fled to Canada. Police hold him for Town authorities.
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Terral
British Columbia
Oet
Polloyd
Vanderdrink
Frank
Willams
Waukon
Alas Williams
Trail Kidnap Car Driver For Mafia
Chicago reports state’s attorney investigators are on the trail of John Rossi the driver of the car used in the Billy Ranieri kidnapping for 860000 ransom. Rossi named by Andrew Cappellano Bourbonnais farmer and Billy’s jailer in confession. Officers expected Rossi and Julian Romano in custody before sundown as the last link in the Mafia extortion ring case.
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Chicago
sState
Billy Ranieri
John Rossi
Andrew Cappellano
Bourbonnais
Billy
Rossi
Julian Romano
Romeny
Music Instructor Loses His Arm but Keeps His Courage
Addison Alspach, 24, music instructor at the University of Iowa, lies in a university hospital cot with his left arm amputated after a fall on barbed wire during nut gathering. He plans to compose and write music despite the loss, holds no bitterness toward the farmer, and is married.
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Town City
Addison Alspach
University Hospital
Alspach
University of Towa
Alspach Is
Iowa Delegates Plan Red Cross Work At Des Moines
Delegates from 12 Iowa chapters met in Des Moines for the annual Red Cross state convention to decide plans for the coming year. Topics included the nationwide roll call, home nursing, disaster relief, war services, care of disabled veterans, fire aid and life saving, plus officer and state councilor nominations. Judge Hubert Utterback chaired the sessions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The
Red Cross
Hubert, Utterback
Tawa Council of Red Cross
Candidate 10 to be named Saturday for Iowa Senate
Arch McFarlane of Waterloo resigned from the Iowa state senate and a district convention will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. to nominate a Republican candidate for the two years remaining in the Thirty-eighth district. Delegates will come from Black Hawk and Grundy counties with Black Hawk holding 27 delegates and Grundy nine.
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Arch ‘McFarlane
Waterloo
John Hammill
Iowa State Senate
Black Hawk
Grundy
Iowa
Mcfarlane
Senate
Grundy Center
Hammill
C. FE. ‘Rogers
Republican
Fifth Congressional District
H. A. Willoughby
Willoughby
Miles Potter
Black Hawk County
P. H. Frank
John P. Brindle
Conrad
Grundy County
Black Hawk Grundy
M. H. Kelly
J. T. Sullivan
Sullivan
Sherman DeWalf
Arch W. McFarlane
State Central
Clem F. Kimball
State Senate
Waterloom
Waterlow
Horace Boles
Boles
Des Moines
Arch McFarlane
Black Hawk- Grundy
John Fletcher
Ed M. Smith
Veterans recall end of war at Fort Washington
A. B. Lemon of Washington related memories from Waterloo with the U S department of agriculture. He served ten years ago in the sixth company of the heavy coast artillery and was stationed at Forts Washington Maryland. He described armistice news reaching the fort and soldiers celebrating with bonfires and digging holes under barbed wire fences after officers gave orders to stay.
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A. B. Lemon
Washington, D. C
Waterloo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dairy Gattle Congress
Heavy Coast Artillery
Forts Washington
Maryland
France
Zeppelin Starts Final Trial Trip Toward Transatlantic Flight
In Friedrichshafen Germany on October 2 the new super dirigible Count Zeppelin began its last trial from the hangar at 787 meters with 71 aboard. Hugo Eckener may pilot the craft across the Atlantic to the United States in a flight that could last about 30 hours. The route will traverse northern Germany and may include a pass over Berlin for President von Hindenburgs birthday before heading toward Denmark Norway Sweden and the Baltic Sea on the return.
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Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Atlantic
United States
Hugo Eckener
Berlin
Vor Hindenberg
Scandinavian
Baltic
Insj
Atlantic Ocean
von Hindenburg
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Baltic Sea
Hoover shifts two speaking dates to October
President hopeful Herbert Hoover will speak in Boston on October 15 and in New York City on October 22, replacing an earlier October 13 plan. The Boston address is at Mechanics Hall and the New York talk at Madison Square Garden, both at 7 p.m. central time, broadcast nationwide. He may add a third eastern speech October 28 before leaving for California to vote on November 6, with two Ohio or Tennessee dates slated for the following Saturday at Elizabethlen, Tennessee, and the Soldiers Home near Johnson City.
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Borah
Minneapolis
Idaho
New York
Hoover
Tammany
Washington, D. C
Herbert
Boston
New York City
Mechanics Hall
Madison Square Garden
East
California
Elzabethlen
Tenn
Johnson City
Britain and U S Close to War Warns Labour Leader Kensworthy
Birmingham, Oct 2. Lieut. Commander J. M. Kensworthy, a noted Labour figure, warned that war between Great Britain and the United States or between France and Italy is possible. He likened the danger to 1906 and 1914, urging disarmament and withdrawal of foreign troops from the Rhineland, and criticizing current foreign policy and the Anglo French naval pact.
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Birmingham
Eng
W.P
J. M. Kensworthy
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Britain
Germany
Kemworthyi
Ramsay Monald
Rhineland
Editor accuses Tammany liquor ring of shaping Robinson speeches
Emporia editor William Allen White declares the cocktail holsters of Tammany hall prepared Senator Joseph T Robinsons remarks while denying he claimed Robinson would admit a Tammany taint. White cites Robinsons Wichita speech and defends Gov. Alfred E. Smiths character against charges tied to saloon politics. Washington cautions against injecting religion into the campaign amid a widespread circulars distribution and a Work to Street telegram dispute.
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Emporia
Kan
RK Willliam Allen White
Today
Tammany Hall
Joseph T Robinson
White
Robinson
Alfred B. Smith
Senator Robinson
Wichits
Rai
al Smith
Tammany
Smith
Asa
Joe Robinson
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