United States refuses European guarantee in Near East crisis
In cables released by United Press from Oct. 3, Secretary Hughes reiterates Washington will not join or trigger a European military guarantee in the Near East. He says the U.S. will act humanely to aid refugees and press for relief, but rejects deploying armed forces or direct intervention to settle the region’s conflict. The note follows Bishop’s charges of inaction and cites American efforts to urge Turkish authorities to protect civilians.
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Vendon
Laughes
Smyr
Constantinople
Reed
Europe
Brookhart Spars With Socialists Over Party Allegiances
A fragmented account shows Brookhart condemning Socialist influence and urging Republicans to fight for their platform. Governor Carroll defends the Republican stance, denying expulsion from the party while criticizing Brookhart’s Chicago conference ties and alleged communist affiliations. The exchange underscores intra party tensions and wartime era ideological clashes.
Fair Association Pushes County Purchase of Grounds
Cedar Falls Cedar Valley Fair association directors urge county board to submit to voters a question of buying the fair grounds and buildings for 50000. The board had not acted. Ground values cited include a plant valued near 100000 to 110000 with buildings costing 40000 and a race track at 6000, totaling about 1 acres of land.
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Cedar Vater Fair
Mack Hawi County Agricultural Society
L. Batley
Cedar Falls
Dead Slum King's Girl Fights Dudes for His 100 Grand
New York gossip notes Burt Conroy, known as the Chinatown king, died last winter leaving a will presented by his wife at Surrogate George Wingate’s court. His daughter-in-law or associates claim the will was signed on his deathbed amid underworld and upper-crust disputes over the tainted hundred thousand dollars.
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New York
Burt Conroy
Underworld
Wooty
Conroy
Chinatown
George Wingate
Brooklyn
Mary Moran
Cleveland
Hit
Ein Chinatown
Big British Fleet Plans War as Parley Opens
Readable fragments show a coastal town under mud and rock with Mount Olympus visible. The scene notes lack of modern life aside from two telephone wires to local officials. The setting frames a military conference with Allied representatives, opening at 1 o'clock, led by Brig Gen Sir Charles Harington alongside the British delegation.
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England
France
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Standard OU
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Charles S Harington
Davenport Woman Wins Compensation for Husband's Death
Mrs. Charles I. Longwell of Davenport is awarded 12.93 weekly compensation for 3800 weeks after her husband, Longwell, died while employed as an oiler at Tinwood Stone and Cement. The death occurred December 5, 1920. The case began April 1947 and was escalated from 12.20 weekly to the higher amount upon review by Industrial Commissioner A. Byfunk after evidence showed machinery instructions allowed polling.
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Longwell
Funk
Town City Girl Is killed in Colorado in Motor Accident
Grand Junction Colorado October 7 Two persons are dead and two others are seriously injured in a local hospital today after an automobile plunged over a 30 foot embankment four miles east of the city late last night The dead are Ledward N Ingle 22 of Denver and Miss Dela Deakin 18 believed from Town City The injured are Robert Adams and Miss Helen Wane both of Grand Junction The nurses were involved in the crash.
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Bei Jing
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Dela. Deakin
Rlobert Adams
Helen Wane
Elvis
Daily Republican at Towa City Suspends
Towa City on Oct 2 reports the suspension of the Daily Republican owned by H. M. Havner former attorney general. The paper will become a weekly featuring Zarm naws to be issued on Thursday. The Daily Republican began about seven months ago.
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Daily Republican
Towa City
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Newton Mar Ends His Life by Hanging
Newton, Ja Oct 4 Arthur T Tuufkin 60 secretary treasurer Power Passenger company ended his life by hanging himself in his factory found this morning. Lufkin a prominent citizen served as mayor of the city four years starting 1893 health financial worries and grief over his mother is said to have prompted the act Funeral services Thursday afternoon will be held
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aArthur T. Tuufkin
Power Passoner Company
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MacNider to the Guest of Landis at Games Mason City
MacNider, later to the longtime American Legion commander, will be the guest of Judge Landis in New York at several World Series gates. He is attending a meeting of the American Bankers Association. The judge and Hanford MacNider are close friends.
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Mason City
MacNider
Anticie American Legion
KM. Landis
New York
American Banker’ Association
Hanford MacNider
Iowa News Briefs Sentences From Several Cities
Atlantic Len Donald two years old died from burns after his clothing caught fire near a cook stove. His mother severely burned trying to extinguish flames. Mason City Charles Jump died after twelve days of suffering from injuries when a dryer at a creamery exploded. Ottumwa James Gibbons thirty seven killed when an auto rolled and landed in a ditch. Gibbons neck broken. Des Moines John Williams charged with first degree murder in killing Harry Safe. Will shot through the chest. Des Moines Thirty applicants including six women took the state chiropractic board exam.
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Len Donald
Mason City
Charles TS Jump
Iowa State University
Linn Grove
Adolph
Ottumwa
JamesGibbons
Gibbons
George Melallist
Des Moines
John Williams
Harry Safe
Omaha
Wills
Chiropractice Board
Woman Named U.S. Senator in Watson Seat
Atlanta Ga Oct 34 Felton Cartersville became the first woman member of the United States senate for when Mrs W H A she was appointed by Gov Thom as W Hardwick to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Thomas E Watson until the people elect a successor till November At the same time Gov Hardwick announced his candidacy to succeed Watson who died that week in Washington The penalty will be held Oct 17.
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Atlanta
Felton
Cartersville
United States Senate
W. HA
Thomas W. Hardwick
Thomas E. Watson
Men Barred from Holding Any Office in Women's Party
Washington report notes the National Women's party deed limits offices and salaries to women. The deed, tied to the Old Capitol headquarters gift from Mrs. O. H. Belmont, places control with the women’s group and specifies use for advancement of women.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
National Women's Party
EH. P. Belmont
New York
National Women’s
QO. H. P
Old Capitol
Capitol
United States
Women's Party
Diversified Farming and Bonds Taxation Held Farmer Aids
Chicago Oct 3 Diversified farming and taxation of bonds now exempt were proposed as guide posts for farmers to the pathway of better times by speakers before the Farm Mortgage Barkers association which opened its ninth annual convention here today. Defeat of the Denison blue sky bill urged by H D Cassell Chicago secretary to aft the association in his annual report. The bill exempts from penalties the sale of stocks and bonds listed on the leading stock exchanges and allows fluctuations and losses. it also makes exemptions in favor of securities not listed on any stock exchange.
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Chicago
Leal Ng
Death by own action tied to quarrel with Towa boy student
Miss Goone Labelle, 20, a salesgirl in Minneapolis, left three notes for forgiveness before taking poison and dying at a hospital. Police linked the death to a lover’s quarrel the night before. Notes were addressed to her landlady, her mother, and Charles Blodgett of Marshalltown Iowa, a University of Minnesota student.
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Goone Labelle
Rhinelander
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Charles Blodgett
Marshalltown
University of Minnesota
Canyous
Judith Williams
Power in Greece All in Hands of Revolutionaries
Athens reports show a revolutionary committee tightening grip with martial law and armed patrols in streets while Venizelist leaders delay joining a new government. Britain Belgium and Italy recognize King George II indirectly as U S yet to take local steps. Venizelos delays trip to Paris and Thrace status remains unsettled amid international tension.
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Revolutionary Committee
Paris
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George II
Entenis
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Constantine
United States
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Belgbide
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Greece
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Idas
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Easter Farm Money Confidence Grows From Policy
Springfield reports broader powers for the War Finance Corporation revived market optimism among farmers. Secretary Wallace outlined improvements in farm loans, noting a more liberal policy, the federal reserve act amendment, and a easing of grain and livestock sacrifice as confidence spread nationwide.
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Springfield
Warnance Corporationglas
Wallace
Departément ‘of Agriculture
Landslide in Elcho Harbor kills five men
Telegraph Briefs from Ocean Falls report five men dead after a landslide at Elcho Harbor. New York updates include Dr Joseph A Rosen planning to return to Ukraine to promote Jewish settlement and 55,000 families tilled by the soil. Other items note U S naval actions near the Dardanelles and local crime cases in Belleville and Kansas City.
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Elcho Harbor
New York
Joseph A. Rosen
Volga
Rhussia
Ukraine
National Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom
United States
Dardanelles
Belleville
Henry T. Renshaw
Kansas City
Roy B. Garvey
Unclear court date set after not guilty plea in associate case
A business associate J W Garvey pleaded not guilty and the trial was set for Nov 27. Des Moines was named as the 1923 meeting place for a grand international auxiliary of locomotive engineers. The San Francisco Call reported Star Holding Co acquired most of its stock, owned by Hearst. Seven skilled workers injured when their automobile was struck by a passenger train.
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Pat . Rapids
Hunter
Des Moines
Grand International Auxiliary
Brother of Locomotive Engineers
Popes
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Call
Star Holding’ Corporation
New York
W. HW. Hearst
Inn
Chanak Back Poor to History's House Chanak Back Poor to History's House
Washington D C Oct 3 News dispatches from the east describe Chanak as a strategic Dardanelles point seen as ordinary in appearance yet pivotal in history. The area near Chanak lies near ancient Troy Xerxes and Alexander campaigns and the Dardanelles link Europe and Asia making Chanak a back door for invasions and for Britain to assert a stand today.
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Washington, D. C
New East
Dardanelles
Troy
Homer
Sea of Marmera
Asia
Europe
Constantinople
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Bosphorus i
Dardin
Elles
Great Britain
Yanderine Ad Claims Hair Growth and Thickness
An old advertisement promotes Danderine as a solution for hair loss. It promises vigor and strength, claiming hair will grow thick and long, with a delightful non greasy formula. The copy urges buying at drug stores and using the product to restore healthy hair.
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