Export plan eyed to sell surplus wheat via war finance corp
Washington dispatch reports Coolidge cabinet weighing an export corporation to market all American wheat through a single agency. The plan would use War Finance Corporation funds, repaid to the treasury, with Eugene Meyer Jr. leading efforts to organize farmers, banks, and cooperatives for orderly export. European financing shifts raise long term marketing challenges.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
Government
Treasury
Sane
Government Treasury
War Finance Corporation
The
Congress
Loma
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Timme
Northwest
Washington
Mr. Meyer
Meyer
Europe
America
Delivery deadline for Courier at your home
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 6:30 p.m. If a carrier error or other cause prevents delivery by then, call 5200 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6:30 p.m.
Cattle Shipper Cecil Philo Missing After Waterloo Yard Stop
Cecil Philo 20, of New Hartford, vanished after leaving a carload of Holstein cattle in the Illinois Central yard at Waterloo while en route from Mather Wisconsin. His father and brother arrived from New Hartford as relatives fear foul play. police seek clues to his whereabouts and reasons for disappearance.
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Althe
Cecil
Dick Philo
Mira
William Philo
Vinestreet
Illinois Central
Alather
Wista Williams
Williams
Philo
New Hartford
Mather
North
Waterloo
Charles Stuck
Fourth Street
Young Phila
Ilis
Hig Tather
Mayave
Grant
Hamilton Bus Iiness College
Mason City
Spe
Vineli Street
Wisconsin
Nodge
Folin Philo
Cedar Falls Man Sees Edison at New Jersey Plant
Kenneth Silliman formerly of Cedar Falls writes his parents about a Saturday interview with Thomas A. Edison at the Orange New Jersey plant. Edison spoke of short nights, daytime rest, and using a phonograph horn to aid conversation due to deafness.
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Cedar Falls
Edison
New Jersey
Kenneth Silliman
Tl. N. Silliman
Thomas A. Edison
Orange, N. J
Silliman
New York City
Orange
Mr. Edison
Mr. Silliman
Girl Thrown From Auto Fatally Hurt
Cincinnati Ohio October 2 Thrown from an automobile resulting in skull fracture fractures of both legs and nose a girl who said she was Marcella Sanborn 26 telephone an orator of Chicago was dying in a street earlier today
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Cincinnati
Marcella Sanborn
Chicago
Prosecutor Halts Bootlegger Three Year Prison Sentence
In Cedar Rapids Iowa John Oveig pleaded guilty to three bootlegging charges before Judge John T Mott. Prosecutor Walter J Barngrover interceded to suspend the three year prison term on good behavior. The judge warned that another liquor offense would send him to the state penitentiary.
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Cedar Rapids
John Oveig
Hfe Tong
Walter J. Garngrover
Eveig
Fort Madison
Reig
John T. Moffitt
Momit
Barngrnyer
Mott
Fugitive Banker Returns to Face Embezzlement Trial
Clinton Iowa October 8 Deputy County Attorney W T Purcell announces J W Reiman former president of the People's Savings Bank Grand Mound Iowa is arrested under three indictments for embezzling bank and customer funds. State banking department has held affairs since bank closure last March with about 174000 in shortages involved.
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Clinton
E. P. Delaney
Horace Ingwersen
Baker
Iaha
J. W. Reikman
People's Savings Pank
Grand Mound
W. T. Purcell
Reiman
Reil- Inan
State Banking Department
Superior Fire Threatens Wisconsin Farm Settlement
Superior Wis Oct 3 Fire along the line between South Range and Anderson twelve miles south of here menaced farms and a settlement of about 200 residents. The Superior fire department and police aided residents as wind drove a three square mile blaze of brush and timber. Smoke covered a wide area and two fire battalions fought through the night with reinforcements this morning the blaze was believed controllable.
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Superior
Wis
Pforest
South Range
Anderson
Here
Superior Fire Department
Quezon Candidate Wins in Ioland Elections
Partial returns from Manila and provinces indicate Manuel Quezon's candidate, Senor Fernandez, defeated Sumulong, Democrata, in the four senatorial districts. A clash between rival factions at midnight left Marciano Rodin fatally shot. Quezon calls for continuation of the reform mandate and autonomy promised under law.
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Manila
Oci
Manuel Quezon
Senor Fernandez
Defpatial
Sumulong
Democrata
Mizwel Conaunji Tiemocratic
Sam' Wl
Berlin ministers battle socialist attack in chaotic Reichstag pace
Berlin reports a government push as socialists in caucus press for protections of eight hour day and central authority in Bavaria while coalition talks stall. The upheaval spans Kapp era echoes and a proposed nationalist coup feared to fracture Stresemann’s cabinet, with Von Knilling resigning and Bavarian tensions rising.
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United Presserlin
Dorberite
Berlin
Smilar
Kuestrin
Kneberitz
Vet Kapp
Stre Jnand
Bavaria
International News Wirn
Gerlin
Ger. d
Stresemann
Luther
Toed
von Rauimer
Vetsnomics
German People’s Party
German People’s Part
Miei Wer
German People's Party
Hillgo Stinnes
Germany
von Knilling
von Kahr
Hue Varian
Prasttteur Foert
Reichswehr
Reichswehr i
Kuesterin
Tal
Aro
Se Xn
Noebrritz
Dueterhog
Snd
Ebert
Gegssler
Relchswell
Capt
Ehrhardt
Kapp
Reichewehe
Ehhrhardt
Denholm Island
Less than 1 Per Cent Pleads Winemaker
Cedar Rapids date Oct 8 reports trial of C J Kinkead over a liquor nuisance. He contends his wine bottle on the desk held less than 1 percent alcohol. An explosion allegedly disrupted proceedings, corks flew, wine splashed across the judge and spectators as the case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Kinkead
Kinkead
Jess
Morals Sapped as School Rides Spark Scandal
Des Moines dispatch quotes Police Chief John Hammond blaming automobiles for corrupting youth morals. He cites crowded rides to school fostering improper relations and threatens class divisions in schools. He urges action to curb what he calls anti democratic influences and mentions high school scandals as justification.
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iBy United
Des Moines
John Hammond
Hammond
Tred
Eastern Banks See Iowa Farmers as Sound, Not Broke
Des Moines October 3 Eastern bankers and business men dismiss claims that mid dlewestern farmers are broke. John S Hogan president of the Des Moines National Bank says eastern bankers have confidence in Iowa's financial stability and productive resources. He adds that Iowa has come back and the outlook is good following the American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City.
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Des Moines
John S. Hogan
Des Moines National, Bank
American Bankers' Association
Atlantic City
Towa
Togan
Iowa
One Dead in Hartin Acetylene Gas Blast at Lincoln Shops
Lincoln Neb Oct 4 Guss Knuts died today from injuries after an acetylene gas explosion at the Chicago Burlington and Quincy locomotive shops in Havelock. Two others were critically injured at 7 am and 12 more seriously injured were being cared for in hospitals at Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Neb
Guss Knuts
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Locomotive Shops
Havelock
Ner
Law and Order Conference Planned by Coolidge
Washington announces a law and order conference on October 20 to discuss prohibition enforcement migration and related issues. Governors will be entertained at the White House then join a general discussion aimed at greater state federal cooperation. Melon Daugherty Doyle and Henning will address enforcement problems within their jurisdictions.
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Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Washington
Whit House
Tuneheon Oa
Executive Mansion
Secretary of the Treasury
Melon
Daugherty
Labor
Doyle
Henning
Jackson McCoy Named Manager of Waterloo Evening Courier
Jackson McCoy, former assistant manager, was elected secretary treasurer and general manager of the Waterloo Evening Courier following the death of Arthur Peterson. McCoy, born October 25, 1890 in Indiana, rose from bicycle collector to chief executive after Dartmouth College graduate. The board also memorialized Peterson, praising his long leadership and service to the paper and community.
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Jackson McCoy
Severad Miniger
Waterloo
Yening Courier
Arthur W. Peterson
Mr. Matley
3. M. McGoy
Tidiavapolis
Incd
Washington
N D. C
Une
Martin Katherine Chapmin
Meanel
GW. Chapman
Robert Jackson
Diartrouth
Trout Wastern High
Echoo
Y Darmnath College
Amn
Interwig
Peterson
McCoy
Courier Plant
Laa National
Uru
A. W. Peterson
Arthur Son
Waterloo Evening
Menera
Thea W. H. Trartman Commi
Beterson
Hi Live
Bigamist to Escape Trial in Town in Tacoma Wife
A man identified as Harry Roshan, described as having six wives in the west and midwest, awaits two Tacoma police officers to extradite him. He is held in a California jail and is wanted in Iowa and Warren for alleged serial marriages. Local authorities plan to return him to Tacoma, where he faces charges of marrying Jemnie Rex.
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Bigamist
Tacoma
Los Angels Cal. de. v.Al- Jegeih Ta Haveeo aEso
Harry Ro Roshan
Cite
Twoi Palise
Wash
Reshon
Warren
Txaroma
Iteralty
Jemnie Rex
Former Osage Wan to Be Mart-Parr's Australian Agent
Osage native to sail from Lincoln Nebraska on July 3 for Australia, to serve a five month business mission for the Mart-Parr company. Charles Chi comments on accepting the assignment for this concern. Mr McDaigaul visited Friday with his wife's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Boylan.
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Osage Wan
Mart-Parr
Osage
Hansal
Lincoln
Autralia
Ragen's Colts to Assist Walton in Oklahoma Mission
A fragmentary report states Ragen's Colts of Chicago, part of the Ragen Athletics club, are en route to Oklahoma to aid Gov. J. C. Walton in his campaign against the du Roix Klansmen, despite assurances that no outside help would be sent.
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Ragen
Chicago
Oklahoma
J.C. Walton
du Roux Klan
Racon
Southwest
Convicts in Death Fight With Guards
In Moldyville peniten tury four convicts fought guards after an attempted breakout. A Louisville murderer who had arms opened fire, killing one and wounding four. The men sheltered in the dining room as 40 guards and others laid siege and exchanged fire.
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Arei
Mondell and Myer to Visit Northwest for Market Parleys
Washington Oct 3 The War Finance Corporation director Mondell and Director Myer along with Agriculture Department representative were instructed by President to depart immediately for the central west to confer with wheat growers on forming cooperative marketing associations that could access government funds under the new rural credits net.
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Washington, D. C
Sireetay Myer
Mondell
War Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Wresident Coot
Idge
Lewallen Sentenced to Life in Fort Madison Prison
George Lewallen was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge W. G. Bonner in Fort Madison for the Braving of Delia Dickerson, following a wild party at her downtown apartment. Mrs. Dickerson was shot and killed. the plea for a new trial was denied.
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Wax Movies
George Lewallew
Ank
Fort Madisonia
W. G. Bonner
Delia Dickerson
Leial
Essington to Oppose Gov Small for Republican Nomination
State Senator Thurton G. Essington former mayor of Streator Lasalle county will oppose Gov Small for the Republican nomination. He was selected on the twenty fourth ballot cast by representatives of avowed or potential candidates at the close of a mediation elimination conference here last night.
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Chieigze
Thurton G. Essington
Streator
Lasalle County
Gov
Small
Saxtenior
Iowa State Leads Swine Judging Nationwide Contest
Iowa State College won first place in the intercollegiate judging contest at Peoria connected with the National Swine Show. Individuals placing were John Turner DeWitt second Kenneth Walters Delmas third and Paul Williams Willises sixth.
Twin Cities Gas Price Cut To 14 9 Cents A Gallon
Minneapolis motorists receive a new price drop to 14.9 cents per gallon on gas from Standard distributors following a 2 cent reduction. The move halves the cost from 16.9 cents yesterday and reflects a long period of cheaper fuel, with prior rates noted at 23.5 cents in August before a major reduction. Harvester Cigar and Felice heat ads appear among the page’s listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Qet.t
Ant
Court ruling halts Oklahoma vote certification
Oklahoma City Oct. 3 A temporary restraining order blocks the state election board from certifying yesterday's special election returns. Gov. Walton's allies seek to challenge the legality of the vote, as guards and improvised election setups appear across the state. Opposition to Walton gains with a constitutional amendment passing by a wide margin, while several other amendments fail.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
To State Election Board
Tofay
J. C. Walton
J. G. Watton
Pilard
Frank Carter
Soule Corporation Commission
State Election Board of Returns
Adjutant General's Office
Gary
Walton
Oklahoma
Nntet
Cimarron
Harper
Delaware
Storea
Tulsa
W. D. McBee
Gov. Watton
Olahoma
Coon
State Election Board
Friends of Gov
Wallon
Colunny
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Evening Courier
Dartmouth College
Board of Directors of Publishing Company
Packson Mcvcy
Myer
Lewallen
Senator Essington
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Gov. Walton
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