British proposal to militarize Caribbean possessions discussed
Washington dispatch reports a tentative plan to de-militarize Caribbean and South American territories under British control as a goodwill gesture to the United States. It notes Britain may seek US views on expanding naval bases and borders near the Isthmus of Panama, including Bahamas Cayman Islands and Guianas.
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Washington
D.c
MacDonald
Stimson Iush
Caribbean
South America
Great Britain
United States
Berthe
West Indies
British ‘Guiana
South “America
Atlantic
Params Canal
Anid
Peru
Atlantis
Canada-United ‘States
Panama
Canada
Republic of the
Petdt
Brit
South Atlantic
Lmited
Alds
Greatritain
Mas
Donald
United” States
New Definition Sought for U S Freedom of the Seas
In the wartime debate American authorities urge a broader American British naval pact. They propose joint action to keep world peace beyond mere fleet agreements. The idea envisions using navies for international welfare, not only national interests.
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United States
United’ States
Grea
Britain
Washington
Charles P. Howland
New York
Sam
John Bell
Johnson on Third Attack Ends in Stabbing Death
St. Louis police report Mrs. Jilly Johnson stabbed her common law husband Frank Bowenkamp twice in the heart after a quarrel and drinking bout. Officers say she claimed Bowenkamp attacked her with a chair and she stabbed him with a paring knife. Johnson, 43, is held pending coroner's inquest.
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St. Louis
U.P
Jilly Johnson
Frank’ Bowenkamp
Prison Revolt Kills Two Guards at Canon City
A prison revolt in Canon City Colorado reportedly left two guards dead with chaos inside the state penitentiary. Prison whistles sounded as inmates rioted and confusion reigned within the walls. In a separate item, Des Moines electricians won a three month battle for higher pay, securing $11 for an eight hour day, up from $10.
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Canon City
Colo. Orb
BHP
Electricians
Des Moines
U.P
Des Moines Union Electricians
Saddle horses judged at Dairy Cattle Congress
Yesterday and last night judging in the Horsa division featured multiple classes. Fivargatted and Three-gaited ladies produced top prizes for Indy and Waterloo riders, with Grand Island and Oska loosa entries placing in various spots.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Gentleman
Indy
Ealher McDonald
Forest
Gil & Me Soy
Oskaloosy
Prince’n Pal
E I
Coffey
Wellman
Lady Clatre
Hanna A Millar
Waterto
Blue Bete
Missouri Girl Aims High as Airplane Pilot at MU
Kather ine Meyer a 16 year old university of missouri co ed is learning to pilot an airplane while studying aeronautical engineering. Her instructor notes she will be ready for solo flights after four more hours of dual control training. Her father, Max F Meyer, heads MU psychology, and is famed for research and a quarter tone musical instrument.
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Golumble
Katherine Meyer
University of Missouri
Jas
College of Engineering
Max F. Meyer
Columbia
Roe Montgomery
Montgomery
Miss Meyer
Confesses Cutting Up Dead Babe for Throwing into River
Emma Lafleur a 28 year old Sioux City woman confessed to authorities that she killed her newborn baby and cut the body into parts. She said she gave the pieces to her brother Lawrence Lafleur who reportedly threw a package containing the remains into the Missouri River. Detectives pursue details in Bioux City police inquiry.
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Bionx
City
Missouri River
Bioux City
Emma Lafleur
Sioux City
Rene
Lawrence Lafleur
Corn Picker Shot in Head by Hunter Near Des Moines
Des Moines Oct 3 Steven Demoss 62 of Des Moines in critical condition after a hunting accident while corn picking near a field Harley McDaniel of Monroe and two companions were hunting nearby a hunter fired wounding Demoss in the head. The postmaster at Winner South Dakota sought to intercept mail carrier Hendricks driving a Oldsmobile coupe with South Dakota license 59 2289 who began vacation today and whose substitute carrier was killed in an accident
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Es Moines
U.P
Steven Demoss
Des Moines
Demoss
Harley McDaniel
Monroe
Winner
S. D
Hendricks
South Dakota
White Warns We WA: Dolly Gann Controversy Reaches Washington
Descriptions from Emporia Gazette by William Allen White warn of a public uproar if Washington does not support Dolly Gann. White notes Dolly’s departure for dinner with Premier MacDonald and predicts Kansas electors could face consequences in 1932.
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Popeka
Kan
U.R
Dolly
Curtis’ Gann
Curtis
Washington
Capital
Kansas
William Allen
White
Emporia. Gazette
Dolly Gann
Frost Menace to Leave for Awhile
Des Moines reports a brief respite from frost as warmer weather moves across Iowa. Charles D. Reed, U S weather observer, forecasts slightly warmer conditions in the northwest tonight and across the state for the day.
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Frost
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
United States Weather Observer
Reed
If It Isn’t One Thing It’s Likely Another
A couple in Adair county waited five hours at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds for the owner of another car parked in front to move it. When he finally did, they discovered their own car had run out of gas.
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Adair County
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Glenna Collett Triumphs In National Women's Golf
Glenna Collett from Pebble Beach defended her title by rallying from behind to beat Mrs Harley Highee of Detroit 1 up in a 19 hole quarterfinal at the National Women's Championship held at Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham Michigan on October 3. Mrs OB Hill of Kansas City earned the right to meet Collett in the semifinals by defeating Mrs Stewart Hanley of Detroit 2 and 1.
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Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Dormie
Glenna Collett
Pebble Beach
Cal
Harley Highee
Detroit
B.' Hill
Kansas City
Collett
Stewart Hanley
Five Men Killed at Rail Crossing in Warren N H
Five young men died when their sedan was struck by the Red Wing near Warren Vermont at a grade crossing during a heavy rainstorm. The deceased were Ernest Anderson 31 of Worcester Hugh Tucker 30 foreman Waco Texas Joseph LeClerc 28 Brooklyn NY William Jolson 28 Isyerereen Alabama and Paul Baldwin 30 Barton VI. they were part of a field squad traveling from Worcester to a power camp.
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Ala
Paul Baldwin
Barton
Warren
Worcester
St. Johnsbury
Power Company
Electrical Sanitation Firm Opens Waterloo Offices
The Home Sanitation company distributor Beott & Fatzer announced today the establishment of Waterloo offices. H. J. McAllister will manage the local branch.
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Waterloo
The
Home Sanitation Company
Beott & Fatzer
H. J. McAllister
Office opens Monday at 304 Paramount building
Waterloo office plans to hire 50 to 74 sales men to operate across Iowa, southern Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota. McAllister and H B Bennett relocate from Sioux Falls to Waterloo to assist dealers in launching a new sterilization system using gas fumigation and specialized equipment.
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Paramount
Waterloo
Allister
A McAllister
H. B. Bennett
Sioux Falls, & D
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Not Always the Expert Wins in Golf Tournament
Minneapolis report notes Victor Olson former Waterloo resident won a golf tournament cup. Olson is brother in law to L Q Selzer of 822 Kingsley Ave. Article highlights his engraving on the Jeving cup despite being the underdog.
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A& Minneapolis
Victor
Olson
Wwaterloaan
L. Q
J. Q. Selzer
Kingsley Avenue
Waterloo fans win World Series tickets in Chicago
Five Waterloo residents including Herman Wente of Commercial National Bank win reserved seats for World Series games at Wrigley Field. Each ticket covers the first, second and fifth games if needed, with a $6.50 price and rain check. Additional holders include Pred Wray of Pioneer National Bank and William Buckley Jr.
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Herman
Wente
Commercialational Bank
Waterloo
Wrigley’ Park
Cubs
Pred
Wray
Hawk Buick Company Leadership Shaped by A. Clark
Fragmentary notes mention A. Clark as president of Buick related firm with references to Buckies and a salesman. The text is unclear on exact roles or events but indicates corporate leadership in a Buick tied company.
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Black
Hawk
Buick A Company
G. A. Clark
Buckies
Tor Te Repose
Tomohila Company
California Rancher Claims Broken Bone Record
Charles Burrill prorizer rancher of California says he holds the broken bone record with his right arm broken again. He cites a history of six prior breaks including left arm left foot twice right ankle ribs and more across multiple bones in past years.
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Red" Blutt
Charles Burrill
Prorizer
California
Thieves Tow Car Away From Franklin Street Lot
Auto thieves towed a 1923 touring car belonging to Earl Van Wey from a vacant lot near his home at 1501 Franklin Street last night. The vehicle was not in running order according to the owner. Police were notified. Neense number 3-1074 recorded by G. F. Monahan of Charles City. A second stolen vehicle, Neense 29-2618, was reported by Datry Cattle Congress grounds eight days earlier.
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Earl van Wey
Franklin Street
G. F. Monahan
Charles City
Datry
McCoy's Tablets Promise Quick Gain in Flesh for Thin Adults
Advert says tens of thousands of very thin men and women can rapidly gain weight using McCoy's Tablets. It claims 80 percent will gain several pounds in weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: return price if not satisfied after 60 cent boxes or $1 boxes.
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America
McCoy
Robert Ding Company
It's Toasted: Lucky Strike heat process advertised
An advertisement explains Lucky Strike cigarettes use a toasting process from 260 to 300 Fahrenheit. It claims this high temperature step removes impurities and distinguishes the brand as a modern production method recognized by millions.
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