Teddy Jr Stars Fire Crowds At Iowa Campaign
Theodore Roosevelt Jr spoke in the First Iowa congressional district delivering a Republican message opposing Wilsonian ideas and urging election of Republicans. He contrasted American independence with foreign entanglements, recalled his father and urged voters to judge candidates by party principles.
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Burlington
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa
Roosevelt
Union Station
Remey Hall
West Burlington
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Crappo Park
Teddy, Jr
America
Republican Party
Mrr. Wilson
Council of Nine
Japan
China
Republican Congress
Wilson Democratic
Galilie
Col
West Burington
Tama Jim Wilson Wrote Experience Edited by Daughter
Traer Oct 4 Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of the late Secretary James Wilson, has returned from Washington to finish her father's book. The work, a memoir of his 16 years as secretary of agriculture, was written by him and will be published in two volumes in New York soon.
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Traer
Flora, Wilson
Washington
James Wilson
Wilson
New York
Behning Piayer
Cutler St
New Gabirat
Brunswick
Ford
G-15
Acorn
Algo
Los Angeles
Franklin St
Bureh
Dubuque County Population Gains 165 in Ten Years
Dubuque Iowa census returns show Dubuque County outside the city gaining 165 people in the last decade. The county population is 58,265, with a city gain of 12 and a 1.4 percent rise overall. city wards counts are listed across five wards.
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Dubuque
Census Bureau
Ex Service Man Dies After Losing Legs Beneath Train
Charles M. Hysinger 24 a former service man of Muscatine died at Mercy hospital after a Rock Island freight ran over his legs as he tried to board near Belle avenue and Burlington street in Stumptons. He served in Co H Third Infantry and in the medical corps from 1918 to 1920 and received the victory medal.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles M. Hysinger
John Hysinger
Muscatine
Mercy Hospital
Rock Island
Belle Avenue
Burlington Street
Stumptons
Hysinger
Frank Elliott
West Liberty
Eltion
Elliott
Hell
Co. H Third Infantry
United States Army
Ft. Sam Houston
America First slogan draws European ire and market note
New York October 4 Europeans view the America First slogan as selfish and unsettling for reconstruction era sentiment. Rev Charles S Macfarland reports Europeans still trust the U S but warn against aloofness echoing across the sea. Cotton futures opened steady and closed firm with prices listed. In Asia Pacific items Japanese evacuees from Nikolaievsk reported, and a raid near Hunchin left seven dead and the Japanese consulate burned.
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New York
America
Charles $. Macfarland
Federated Council of the Churches of Christ
Switzerland
Europe
Dr. Macfarland
Rhine
No Tragic Results Feared in Industry Says Wilson
Thomas F. Wilson, president of the Institute of American Meat Packers, told investment bankers that American industry can return to normal without tragic economic results. He warned against closing industries and urged shared burden during adjustment, noting no raw material shortages and steady transport improvements as readjustment proceeds.
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Boston
Thomas FE. Wilson
Institute of American Meat Packers
Wilson
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
United States
Whisky theft probe opens as Chicago police seize liquor cargo
United States District Attorney Clyne and Chicago Police Chief Garrity began an inquiry into a $175,000 liquor theft from Louisville saloonkeepers. The Prohibition Commission also investigates how the carload moved to Chicago without permits or railroad notice. Local officers reportedly held up saloonkeepers and seized the whisky amid the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Clyne
John J. Garrity
Louisville
Prohibition Commissioner's Office
Five Nelson children die in Irma farm blaze
Merrill Wisconsin October 4 Five children perished when a fire destroyed Ed Nelsons farm home at Irma near Merrill A sixth child was seriously burned. MARRIAGE LICENSES Howard Grapes Waterloo Flossie Ranslow Waterloo Fred Rogers Cedar Falls Louise Trimbel Cedar Falls Charles Edwards Waterloo Dora Griffin Waterloo M Hanson Waterloo Frieda Gates Watertown Advertising is always NEWS
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Associated
Prefs
Merrill
Wis
Ed Nelson
Irma
Here
Howard Franklin Grapes
Waterloo
Flossie Isabell Ranslow
Fred Rogers
Cedar Falls
Louise Trimbel
Charles E. Edwards
Dora E
Griffin
M. Hanson
Iowans Win High Honors at G A R National Meeting
Des Moines reports Iowa veterans received top recognition at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Indianapolis. More than 450 Iowa Civil War veterans marched, with 2 000 Iowa visitors in attendance. Iowa seeks to host the 1921 or 1922 encampment, while officers were elected including W W Wks as finance committee head Estelle Plopper treasurer and Lola Elliott senior vice president.
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Des Moines
Ilowa
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
R. L. Chase
Jewish Department
Iowa
Es Moines
Dr. Chase
Chamber of Commerce
Towa
Chase
W. W. Wks
Tama
Smender
Estelle Plopper
Lown Falls
Womens’ Relief Corps Organization
Wanderer on trial for wife murder in Chicago
Carl Wanderer faced trial in Chicago for the murder of his wife Ruth Johnson their unborn child and a man described as a ragged stranger in a hallway pistol duel at their apartment. Investigators traced both guns to Wanderer who confessed after three days of grilling prosecutors seek the death penalty.
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Preas
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
James C
Ropes
Ruth Johnson
Wanderer Jury Selection and Trial Timeline
Jury selection is expected to take one week with the trial lasting an additional two weeks. The defense hinges on insanity. A price index shows staple items with beef at 4.03 per pound, down from 4.45 prior week and 4.37 the week ending Oct 2, 1919. Overall, 76 commodities were tracked: five rose, 34 fell, 37 unchanged.
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Wanderer
New York
Cgt
Wader Pro offers 40 acres with home and stock in Wisconsin
Hyred Too Late to Classify Wader details a State backer Chippewa Valley Co Hulcomb Wis offering 40 acres for 40 pay ment. Includes a small house barn cows pies chickens tools with no further payment for 3 years. Contact Miller 715 Parker and Hazen 1111 Kimball Ave for more information call 1944 Box 111 O BEE ME MOE evenings ALT ERUMMEL MOTEL.
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Chippewa Villar Lonization Co
Hulcomb
Wis
Brepent Ave
Wighland
Roy Bryan
Sycamore Ba
Pitis Hotel
Coburn
John Tad
Waltromnem
Hawkeye
Underwood |Riter
Bing
4Th St
Sullivan
Denver
East Side Auto Co
Changier
Soldier Who Died Overseas Honored at Greene Sunday
A World War II veteran from Greene County was honored in a Sunday funeral service led by the American Legion post. Father Whalen delivered the address, Rev. George W. Caldwell gave the prayer, and Taps marked the interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Jim Hurd, born in Greene, died while serving abroad and is survived by his father Anson Plard and brothers.
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Greene Sunday
Rovne
Tay Get
Janet Hurd
Syn
Yilon
Pmuk American Legion
Father Whalen
Hockford
George W. Caldwell
Greene
Wage Rise Since 1913 For Mill Workers
Since 1913 the hourly wage for mill workers has risen by 221 percent.
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Honolulu
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Cas |Howels
Bridge St
Byrnes Park
F. W. Woolworth Co
Informaion
Logan Ave
Grner
E. M. Storm& Co
Morris
Ion. E. M. Storm & Co
Commercial St
Dohone
D. Portermpield
Kete
Wellington
Black
East Side
West Side
Chnir Bay
Enener
Jiansen
France
Waterloo Laundry CO
Inier
Zu Ginger
Lusnaps
Ginger
Uneeda Biscuit
Nabisco
Rastere
Resea
National Biscuit Company
N. B.C
C. W. Kress
First National Building
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
WM. H. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building Practice
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