Private Loans Debate Rocked by European Debt Talks
Senators Lamont Caraway and McAdams led criticism in New York urging cancellation of private European debts. They contrasted private bank profits with France’s postwar reconstruction financed by bonds and questioned German reparations and related contractors’ charges.
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News Wire
Curtis
Congresa
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan
Thamas BR. McAdams
American Bankers’ Association
New York City
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Frecca
Heflin
Doerhcrat
Alabama
France
Germany
Paris
Harding
Freneh Bey
Bankers discuss Europe's debts and world aid plans
A 1942 bankers meeting debates debt guarantees for Europe and possible partial payments by debtors. The article notes calls for clear action on debt validity and potential quid pro quo for cancellation, plus American cooperation in global economic issues.
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Washington
New York
New Director for Vocational Schools Named in Iowa
J J Mc Connell was appointed director of vocational education by the state vocational board at a meeting chaired by Superintendent P E Shan. He succeeds W H Bender and formerly led Cedar Rapids schools and the Iowa University department of education.
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Des Moines
J. J. McConnell
Department of Public Instruction
State Vocational Board
P. E. 3Han
Mocsphers
N. D. Murphy
al. Lerrick
McConnell Wil Inke Ihe
W. H. Bender
Mice Clen. Han
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
University of Lowa
Bolters to Perfect Organization Plans at New Conference
Des Moines reports a meeting to advance the statewide bolters organization around Brookhart ally Smith W. Stankhart for the senate. Leaders and executive committeemen will discuss district meetings and the west region already organized while Brookhart speaks in Alona and tonight at Banerofh.
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Des Moines
He “Bolters
Smith W. Stankhart
Senate
Thantisrookhart
Hilo
Ninth
Dlstriet
C. UO. Nya
Col. Brookhart
Alona
Banerofh
Impeachments Sought for Rail Injunction
Des Moines reports the nonpartisan political campaign committee of the trades and labor assembly drafts resolutions asking for the impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty and Federal Judge Wikerson over a recent rail injunction. A protest meeting at the Inter temple preceded the move.
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Des Moines
Daugherty
Wikerson
Railround Skeperails
Judicial Department
Tredes Anid Jwbhor Assembly
Children Hurt As School Bus Overturns In Iowa
A school bus carrying pupils from the Consolidated School overturned on a newly graded road near Canton Iowa injuring several children. The driver failed to turn out to miss an oncoming vehicle causing the bus to leave the road and plunge into a ditch. None of the injuries were serious.
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Canton
Ceci
Ehtood
Griven
Walter Herkelmann
Presbyterian Synod Elects New Officers
Presbyterian Synod elects new officers with Rev. R Lat appointed as clerk and Dr All. Da- 7438 KceTotary in updated leadership roles.
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Presbyterian Synod
Chareh
All
Delegates at Normal Corferesce Highlighted
About 139 delegates registered for the fifth annual event at Port Dodge led by special participants. The conference features a focus on singing and school activities, with the event titled The New.
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Port Dodge
Mrs Kendall Undergoes Operation at Methodist Hospital
The wife of Governor Kendall underwent an operation at Methodist Hospital on Tuesday. Hospital reports indicate she is progressing well and had a favorable recovery, with Mrs Kendall spending a good night and the governor noting her steady condition.
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N. RB. Kendall
Methodist Hosupital
Kendall Stala
Kendall
Marshalltown Mob Storms Jail to Seize Strikebreakers
In Marshalltown Iowa an October mob stormed the city jail aiming to seize strikebreakers Orville Voorhis, EL Voorhis, and Thomas Williams. The trio allegedly fired into the crowd after a car was stoned, and were arrested for carrying firearms. Police moved them to the county jail as the mob dispersed. The Voorhis men and Williams were connected to the Minneapolis St. Louis railroad.
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Marshalltown
EL EL Voornis
Orville Voorhis
Thomas Williams
Rockup
Yoorhis
Williams
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Two Independence Women Die Suddenly
Two Independence residents died within 24 hours of each other from heart disease while alone in their homes. Mrs. Nehis, born February 28 18814 in Dubuque County, had shown some recovery before death. Mrs. Woolman, born February 22 1865 in Bunnner township, died after five weeks illness, leaving a husband and three children.
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Independence
Robert A. Nehis
Dubuque County
Buchanan County
Trask
Mra
Woolmen
Buimner Township
A. Woolman
Serge
Boundary police chase slayers of distillery agent
A Canadian American pursuit followed bandits who killed Paul Malo of Regina Wine & Spirit Co at Bienfait. They seized $6,000, wrecked a liquor truck, and fled toward the border near Blunfait, with Dillage under arrest as authorities close in from Estevan and Regin.
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Wionipeg
Man
Blunfait
Sesketchewah
Tfhey
Tynners
Paul
Malo
Regina Wine & Spirit Cy
Bienfait
Les Dillage
Liguite
N. D
Dillage
Nene Gorder
Matoff
Bunilils
Coche Perce
Dillag
Reging
Estevan
Saskatchewan
Frobisher
Eddie Norris
Omaha
Neb
Matof
Norris
Canada
Montana
North Dakota
Oelwein Man Dies After Bull Attack Near Farm
Ed Marks, 72, died at 10 a m yesterday from injuries after a bull attack at the L W Builin farm two miles northwest of Oelwein There were no witnesses but Marks was found shortly before 7 a m His chest was crushed and he had been gored in many places He had lived with the Bultin family for seven years.
Belle Plaine Pastor Resigns for Cleveland Post
Rev Robert Tipton pastor of the Congregational church in Belle Plaine Ia resigns effective at once to take the pastorate of the North Olmstead Community church in Cleveland Ohio. He will move soon and has been active in Red Cross work and regarded as a notable lecturer during his three years in Belle Plaine.
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Belle Plaine
Robert Tipton
Congregational Church
North Olmstead Community Church
Cleveland
Tipton
Masanle
Idaho Senator Borah Pushes Soviet Recognition
United States Senator Borah of Idaho declared in an address that recognizing the Soviet government of Russia would bring gains with nothing to lose and that Congress should act when it reconvenes, stirring debate in Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Tda
Rusa A
Congress
United States
Borah
Idaho
Shopmen Seek Court Review of Daugherty Injunction
Chicago union workers request a federal court review of the Daugherty injunction urging circuit judges to grant an immediate hearing. Donald Richberg for the shopmen argues the matter is of general public interest and criticizes the administration’s resistance to interviews.
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Union Progeny
Chicago
T Richberg
Daugherty
Nia
F Richberg
Solicitor General's Office
Motorman Marks 19th Anniversary on Interurban Line
Keokuk Iowa October 6 Nine teen years ago October 5 1900 the Interurban line between Keokuk Hamilton and Wabash started James M Allen a motorman on the line marks his nineteenth anniversary today with a record of never being late for work and having had no accident on the run caused by his negligence Known to patrons as Dad Dennis Allen is noted for his punctual service and clean safety record.
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Keokuk
Hamilton
Wareaw
Lll
James M. Allen
Allen
Allonzu
Ine
Americans Freed on Bond After Juarez Kidnap Plot
Three Americans held in Juarez after an attempted kidnapping for a California criminal were released on bond and returned to El Paso. Capt. Claude Smith Sam Droken and CG Harvey were freed after a $6,000 peso bond and a State Department request to protect them while in Mexico.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
California
International Boarder
Claude Smith
Sam Droken
CG. C. Harvey
Arizona
Phil" Alguln
Los Angeles
Tal
Miners to Renew Demand for 6-Hour Day and 5-Day Week
Miners reaffirm demand for a six hour day and five day week managed by the United Mine Workers of America as the current wage scale ends March 1. They also seek time and a half for overtime and double time for Sundays and holidays, to be presented at the next strike prevention meeting in November.
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Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
Repeat Report That Destroyer Fired on by Turk Batteries
Washington October 5 report that an American destroyer was bombarded by Turkish batteries while taking off refugees at Aivali near Smyrna was carried by Reuters from Athens. No dispatch from Athens or confirmation from the navy or state department.
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Turk
Washington, D. C
Aivali
Smyrna
Orel
Reuters
Athens
Legation
Navy
State Department
Printers' Home to Have Big Addition
Colorado Springs October 5 The union printers home to gain a 125000 addition to provide care for locomotor ataxia patients and similar cases. Board of trustees approved the project this week. Superintendent John C. Daler announced the three story wing will add 60 beds.
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Colorado Springs
Calo
Tobn C. Daler
Ich
International Typographical Union
Deny Reports of Recess Appointment
Washington Oct 5 President Harding will not appoint to the Federal Reserve Board while Congress is out of session and will wait for the Senate to reconvene to act on nominations. No governor will be named until the Senate can pass upon them.
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Washington, D. C
W. P.G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Treasury Lepartment
Hardine
Senate
Middle West
Farm Loan Board
War Finance ‘Corporation
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Bankers Today
Kansas Industrial Court
Allen
Pacific Coast
Industrial Relations Court of Kansas
Federal Reserve System
Brunk Fined for Reckless Driving
In a police court session, C. F. Masher was fined 160 dollars and costs for driving two cars while intoxicated. Ed Sprouse received 306 days in jail for intoxication, with a 30 day suspended sentence. Mike Wren, Lawrence Clark, and P. H. Sullivan were fined or charged for related offenses. The case against Taane fall, colored, was dismissed. W. A. Argall could not prove Hull caused his injury.
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C. F. Masher
Ed Sprouse
Mike Wren
Lawrence Clark
P. H. Sullivan
Mornne Gesiion
Sprouse
Taane Fall
W. A. Argall
Hull
Valley Junction Briefs Highlight Local Crime and Accidents
OWA KEWS BRIEFS report A J Cobb aged 72 noted as winery related figure with a connection to Ty Cobb while three suspects face jail in an attempted attack on a Valley Junction woman. Davenport federal court sentences total 18 for bootleg activities. Orange City man Kraat 45 drowns after city gas tank incident.
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Valley Junction
A. J. Cobb
Ty Cobb
Tiger
Valiey Junction
Davenport
Federal Judes Martin
Wade
Waterloo May Bid For Horticultural Meeting
Waterloo may bid for the fifth annual convention of the Towa State Horticultural Society as announced by M. L. Hewman secretary of the Greater Waterloo association. The society meets every two years and Waterloo is invited to send representatives to the Council Bluffs convention in November 1918 with a potential bid to host the 1924 meeting if approved.
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Waterloo
Towa State Horticultural Society
M. L. Hewman
Greater Waterloo
Time ripe for U. S. to help Europe recover
United States should cooperate with other nations to restore Europe’s economy, says American Bankers Association resolutions committee. President Harding urged to join reparations commission, Congress to empower defunding commission to refund allied debt. calls for tax cuts, fewer government bodies, and rail wage and rate reductions.
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Uhnited Press
New York
United States
Europe
Resolutions Committee
American Bankers’ Association
Harding
Congress
Newspapermen Barred From Madania Conference Reports
A joint Anglo American Press committee and the International Association of Journalists cabled Gen Harington in Constantinople protesting discrimination against American and English journalists. They were barred from Madania conference while correspondents from other rationalities were allowed to proceed and report.
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Paris
Anglo-American Press Association
International Association of Journalists
League of Nations
Harington
Constantinople
Toj Fo
Madania
President to Name Coal Probe Friday
Washington says President Harding will name a seven member coal commission authorized by the Barth bill tomorrow. The announcement came from the White House today.
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Coal Probe
Washington, D. C
Harding
Plague Outbreak Reported in Constantinople
Six cases of plague reported in Constantinople crowded with Christians from Asia Minor. Four deaths among the cases, underscoring the severity of the outbreak in the historic city.
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Constantinople
Asia Minor
Cedar Rapids College Endowment Drive Planned
Cedar Rapids Iowa October 3 On a one million dollar goal for the college endowment campaign to be inaugurated November 14 the Cedar Rapids center will lead fundraising. Funds raised will retire the college debt and boost the endowment. Glenn M Averitt a local business leader on the finance committee will chair with John D B Northcutt of the Chamber of Commerce as executive secretary.
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Cedar Rapids
Coa College
Ean- Palen
Goe
Glenn M. Averitl
Decar Rapide
Coa Board of Trustees
John DB. Northcatt
Chamber of Commerce
Ames Memorial Union Drive Aims for Million Dollar Goal
M J Riggs of the Iowa State College Alumni Association leads a two week tour in Iowa cities including Marshalltown Fort Dodge Ida Grove and Sheldon to raise funds for an Ames Memorial Union. The campaign seeks 106 life memberships and Midwest gifts to exceed 1 million dollars with work to begin after contracts are let.
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Sheldon
Ames Memorial Union
M. J. Riggs
Iowa State College
Mr. Riggs
Ames
Iowa
Riggs
Memorial Union
Toledo
Pactic Coast
R. A. Pearson
King's Daughters Elect Leaders at Annual Meeting
At the King's Daughters and Sons convention in Burlington Mrs. F J Mansfield was re elected president for a sixteenth term. Others chosen include Mrs lighea as vice president Mrs George A Lillie recording secretary Mrs George Drummond treasurer and Mrs Garrabrant to the executive board. Burlington named convention city for 1923. Lions hold spelling match with Tate Harrison umpire. Columbus day program set for next Thursday with Dr John R Macartney on program.
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King's,Daughters and Sons
F. J. Mansfield
Burlington
Lighea
Towa City
George A. Lillie
George Drummond
Davenport
Fred Garrabrant
la Parte City
Garrabrant
Black Hawk
LIONS
Tate Harrison
Tvions Club
John R. Macartney
Cuts Head In Fall At 623 Commercial Street
A man identified as King sustained a bad head cut after slipping on cellar steps at 623 Commercial Street at 10730 am. He was taken by ambulance to a physician's office with non serious injuries. Also, Miss Mariel Diefenbach returns to Coast Tire & Rubber Co. in Oakland after vacation with her father.
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V. SV. King
Malls Avenue
Commercial Street
Mariel Diefenbach
Joseph Diefenbach
Florence Street
Coast Tire & Rubber Co
Oakland
Cal
Dike and Des Moines visit and local school notes
Berlin returned from a Methodist conference in Mason City and will keep his charge next year. Me Wegh school boys won football practice at Tratz with some injuries. Miss Margrethe Johnson visited Des Moines. Mrs. Mary Dubbert and others spent Sunday in Reinbeck. A revival meeting with Dr. Cook and Miss Baker began after their Saturday arrival. Friendly events included a birthday in Waterloo and class events at Ike High School. Officers were elected for the Star club. Several local residents traveled to Wisconsin. Vernon Steffen began work at Farmers Savings Bank.
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Rey
Berlin
Magon City
Tratz
Prctice
Bernard Ruthenderz
James Murphy
Margrethe Johnson
Des Moines
H. FL Volberding
Whhs Koch
Farmers Savings Bank
Mr. Cham
BUDGES FAVORED AN ELECTRIC ADJUNCT FOR LIGHT TRAFFIC
A report to the American Electric Railway association proposes using buses as electric railways adjuncts for light traffic. It argues electric railways can carry more passengers per cost, and that trackless trolley concepts should be kept in mind. The committee notes bus and jitney forms were not in scope and recommends intelligent use of trackless options without harming existing electric rail service.
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Presa
Keago
Electric Railway
AOL
American Electric Rail Way Association
Bequest and Embezzling Tales Across Cities
A Shubert charity beauty prematurely cut her hair after landing an ingenue lead role while the theatre seeks a long haired replacement. A chauffeur's will leaves 4700 to his employer’s wife. Lawrence J Morris confesses he used company funds to support his wife and two other women.
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New York
Kansas City
Lawrence J. Morris
Nolffee
Waterlog Evening Couries PATTERNS
Waterlog Evening Courier patterns for user outfits sent to Fashion Department Waterloo. Include 15 vents per pattern. Patterns allow seams. Orders filled quickly but arrive about ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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