Oklahoma Clash Over Impeachment and Klansmen Vote
Oklahoma City reports a rising legal battle as Governor Walton seeks to block certification of election returns and enforce an injunction against a state election board. Legislators vow to appeal to the US Supreme Court if needed while alleging Klux Klansmen influence. Voter tallies show the constitutional amendment defeated alongside a soldiers bonus and four other proposals.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahome
Walton
Wdas
Savernar
Mwnersday
Phelps
Aeo
Legislative
United States Supreme Court
District Court
State Election Board
Secretary of State
Isert
Kui Klux Klan
Im Nu
Oklahoma
Too Much Tenant Farming and Overtaxed Farmlands
The article argues tenant farming harms farm families and national welfare, citing 48 percent of U S farmers were tenants in 1920. It discusses high taxes, mortgage strain of $200 an acre, low Hass crop prices, and calls for redirecting funds from city-focused building to support rural communities and agricultural production. It notes improvements in farming tech raise yields with same labor.
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Serpen Ece Et Seraps
Mube
United Stan
Iise
New York
Tebuney
Industrialists Debate Germany’s Upward Path
Fragmentary text shows Deutsch clashing with a U.S. senator over Germany’s fate. Deutsch asserts that Germany’s future is not in industrialists’ hands but in the hands of one man, with international actors bearing responsibility.
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Germany
Detsch
Deutsch
Congress
Warren G Harding Enrolls at Ohio University
In Columbus Ohio a student enrollment card arrived bearing the name Warren Harding attributed to a nephew of the late president. Officials eyed the card in disbelief as the registrars processed the unusual entry.
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio U
S Kin
Volumbus
Ohio Susie University
Ueome
Warren Hlarding
Disorder in Europe prompts calls for taxes and reform
A heated exchange unfolds as industrialists press for change while calls to raise taxes and curb power grow. King questions industry leaders about intent as tensions rise, culminating in a dramatic intrusion at the hotel bar where photographers line up.
Man Shoots Self at Funeral Casket in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a 40 year old man interrupted a funeral service to shoot himself at a coffin. He spoke of unbearable health then fired, dying an hour later. A note found in his pocket explained his distress.
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Los Angeles
Gal
John E. Plogsants
Thomas Conley Plans New $6000 Brick House
Thomas Conley received a building permit for a two story brick residence at 827 Fifth NE West with an estimated cost of 6000 dollars and a permit approved yesterday. Patrick Muldoon and others obtained storage permits totaling several hundred dollars.
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Thomas Conley
Mauser & Fell
Fifth
West
Staley
Oliver Street
Nln Bros
Sixth Street
Wese
Patrick Muldoon
McComb
Shafer
Berlin Faces Civilian Dictator Talk After Cabinet Resigns
AP dispatch from Berlin reports the Stresemann coalition cabinet’s resignation fueling rumors of a civilian dictatorship under martial law. Stresemann favored a smaller, co operative cabinet. factions view the move as a possible prelude to a new government arrangement amid party splits. In Paris, Poincaré presses hard on German reparations while Bavarian figures face harsh penalties for assisting occupational forces.
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Associated Press
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Stresemann
Stresemand
Fawe
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Ebert
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Idey
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von Kahr
Bavaria
Farmers in Better Financial Position Says Reserve Board
International News Wire reports in Washington on October 4 that farmers show improved purchasing power and net returns despite higher costs. The Federal Reserve Reserve Board notes stronger domestic demand and fuller employment supporting farm incomes, while credit remains available through local banks and reserve-system facilities.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Five Bodies Recovered From Cole Creek Wreck
Casper Oklahoma Nebraska and Cedar Rapids report a Burlington wreck on No. 11 at Cole Creek. Ten known dead with five more bodies recovered. Victims include Minnie Owens and Ella Seals. Officials fear up to fifty lost. Isa Parker of New York among the identified deceased.
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Itnternational News Wire
Oxlar Rapids
Ella Seals
Tainder
Wyo
Casper
Fornerly
Cedar Rapids
Marrry Sealy
Wyoming
Minnie Owens
Burlington
Cole Creek
Platte River
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New York
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Denver
Sioner
Jay Griswold
Benth
Charles i Brown
Seattle
Fred Fargo
T. W. OW
Fargo
Associated Press
Ila
E. E. Griswold
Griswold
Qwen
GHOOLGIRL HELD FOR FORGERY AND BOY SUITOR ARRESTED
Lena Balcom 16 and Ed Claybough 19 were involved in a forgery plot after a forged check scam in a drugstore and department store. Balcom was bound over to the grand jury on forgery charges. Claybough was jailed for complicity with no charges yet filed.
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Lena Balcom
Ed Claybough
O. B. Courtright
Balcom
C. Balcom
Commercial Street
De Molay officers to be installed tonight
Waterloo DeMolay will install quarterly officers at tonight's meeting. Elected are Chester Stilson master councilor John McDowell senior councilor and Bart Staley junior councilor. Appointive officers include Wred Chevalier Harold Walden Carvel Green Kenneth Evans Austin Jones Gordon Saucer Ralph Standish Leroy Simmons Ralph Fox Almoner Irving Kulp Verl Alben Kearst Hunter Claude Bun Virgil Chesebro Kenneth Baldwin Frank Suffern preceptors.
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Waterloo Order of DeMolay
Chester Stilson
John McDowell
Bart Staley
Waterloo
Wred Chevalier
Ilarold Walden
Carvel Green
Stew‘ard
Kenneth Evans
Austin Jones
Sentinel
Gordon Saucer
Chaplein
Ralph Stand
Death notices for Mrs Addie King Evely and Amos Francis
Mrs Addie King Evely 66 died 7:30 p m yesterday at Presbyterian hospital of pneumonia after brief illness born April 7 1857 in Brunswick Ohio. Survived by husband Henry Evely Dee 25 1891 Waterloo farm home 3 miles north of Waterloo. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Mt Hope Church. body at Petersen Bros parlors. Amos Francis five son of Mrs George Francis funeral 2:30 p m Friday Gospel Hall Western Ave and Pleasant St burial Elmwood body at home 252 Falls Ave
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Addie King Evely
Presbyterian Hospital of
Praumonia
Brunswick
England
Tal Waterloo
Henry Evely Dee
Waterloo
Wateroo
Logan Avenue Road
King
Evely
Mount Hope
Ft M
EB. Church
G. B. Shoemaker
Assi
J. BE. Johnson
Fairview
Petersen, Bros
Amos Frangis
Amos Francis
George Francis
Gospel Hall
Western Avenue
Pleasant Street
O. G. Smith
J. G. Keller
Elnwood
Falls Avenue
Missing Cecil Philo Clue Boosts Waterloo Search
A bankbook clue in St Paul may tie Cecil Dick Philo to his disappearance in Waterloo as relatives and police widen a day long hunt. A Williams Iowa bankbook surfaced in a want ad in St Paul Dispatch prompting police contact while leads from Albert Lea and a bakery employe offer marginal directions. Ruth hits 39th homer as Yankees beat Athletics in New York.
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Cecil “Dick” Philo
St. Paul
Minn
Waterloo
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Williams
Hoaok
P. J. Walker
Philo
Wisconsin
Albert Tea
Albert Len
Nan
de Philo
Albert Lea
Newton
St. Cloud
William Philo
W. Kh. Schrag
Courier
Waterloo Police
J. F. Fader
Willian
Mather
Wis
Tudor
AL Williams
M. O. Stauch
Whiting
Cecil
New Hartford
Print 1.6 Billion Harding Memorial Stamps Authorized
Postmaster General Harry New authorized the issue of 1 600 600 more Harding memorial stamps bringing the total to 1 600 000 000. The 2 cent stamps are black with the late president's head in a medallion.
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Harding
Washington, D
Harry New
Islack
Dayton Flier Wins First St. Louis Race
Walter E. Lees of Dayton flew a Wartzell FC-1 to win the Flying Club of St. Louis trophy race the first international air races held there. Lees averaged 93. announced miles per hour over 150 kilometers with a course time of 9.21 hours per hundred miles. Charles S. Jones finished second in a Curtiss Oirate, Perry Hutton placed third in a Swallow, and Capt. Burt E. Skell won the 200 kilometer Mitchel trophy race at 146.92 mph. Jones earned the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce Trophy and $500 cash. additional prizes went to H. F. Cole, WW. Meyer, and Lawrence B. Sperry for top finishes.
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International News Wire
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St. Leuis
Get
Walter E. Lees
Dayton
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PT. W. Blackburn
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Charles S
Casey) Jones
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St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
H. F. Cole
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WW. Meyer
Chicago
Lawrence B. Sperry
Farmingdale
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Sperry Messenger
Garfield Motor Truck firm names Olmstead district distributor
Olmstead is named district distributor for Garfield Motor Truck Company Lima Ohio. L J Kramer founded the agency in Waterloo praising local market. Garfield trucks range from one to seven and a half tons and were shown at the Cattle Congress. The firm lists a display room at 220 Fifth Street West. A Waterloo marriage license was issued to David A Richter and Elin R Delong.
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Garfield
Garfield Motor Truck Company
Lima
L. J. Kramer
Waterloo
Fifth Street West
Thej Garfield Company
United States
Waterloo Woman Speaker Today at M. E. Conference
The Upper Iowa conference hears a call to back the Methodists’ works service program. Delegates to the general conference will be elected tomorrow with five ministerial and five lay delegates to be chosen. Nominees include Muse of Mason City and Harlan of Mount Vernon. Volumes discuss missionary and community church efforts.
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Associated Press
Marion
Towa
C. M. Sar=ton
Committee On Conservation and Advance of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Upper Iowa
Barton
United States
Women's Foreign Missionary Surety
Shorely
Laura Bobenhouse
India
Jeanette Olfather
Waterloo
William ‘T. S. Diger
Detroit
Springfield
Mass
Waterlan
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Muse
Mason City
Mason City Globe Gazette
James Harlan
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
G. J Gould
Anamosa
S. G. Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Arrbuckle
B. J. Lockwood
Water Inc
Frank Cole
Cedar Jlanids
W. G. Crawder
Hampton
Horse Falls in Bin. Firemen Rescue Frightened Animal
A wagon of corn at the east mill led to a horse stepping into an open bin at 11 20 a m. The horse struggled until exhausted and firefighters arrived with ropes and manpower to raise the bin and rescue the animal amid a cheering crowd.
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Bin
Japan Before Quake Described at Lions Luncheon
Judge I Platt spoke at Black's tearoom recounting a world tour and a visit to Japan noting a fine railroad system and explaining earthquake deaths from heavy tile roofs on frail walls. Lions named Harold Joring an honorary member and musical director of the club.
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Japan
Lions Club
Black
The
Lions
Harold Joring
Waterloo Man Buys 223 Acre Farm in Mt Vernon Township
Francis Cotter of Waterloo purchased the 223 acre farm of Walter Peck in Mount Vernon township with a half interest in equipment for 25000 dollars. Peck and Emil Schumiat had been farming the place on shares while Peck lived in California and Schmidt will remain as Cotter's partner.
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Francis Cotter
Waterloo
Walter Peck
Mount Vernon Township
Peck
Emil Schumiat
California
Schmidt
Cotter
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