Detroit Labor Conflict Mutters Over Priest Orators
President Green of the American Federation of Labor declines an invitation to speak at a mass meeting in Detroit on church ideals of war. The dispute follows a clash over pulpit access and the stance of Ford and other industries on unionism and a five day week.
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Green
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Usuiel
Henry Ford
Michigan City
Ford
Wolkers
Chicago Bootleg and Murder War Shifts to Own County
A Chicago bootleg and murder case expands to Black Hawk County Iowa as witnesses seek Joe Saltis in the Joe Saltis murder case. Mrs Hartgenbush says her husband and Long vanished after bribe accusations and a gunman linked to Saltis. Authorities travel to Waterloo and Reinbeck to locate Long and Hartgenbush, hoping to tie Saltis to a car used in the slaying.
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Chicago
Windy City
Mudatstat
Cabinels
Chave
Sieenich
Black Hawk
Towa
Joe Lattis
John Moley
Lion
Juair
Paul Bartgenbush
Way Long
Waterloo
Chicago Slecard & Examiner
Usut Long
Aurtyenjush TS
Saltis
Wile
Hmb
Paul Tartgenbush
Rich] Street
Indaw
Her Long
Haertgenbush
Sultis
Foley
Long Owned & Savage
Robey Street
Hartgenbush
Long
Martgenbusch
Charles A.cDonald
Robert R. Crowe
Cook
William Shoemaker
Maykaltown
Reinbeck
Hurtgenbush
Vic
Chiea
Wil Ife
Martgenbush
Chieaga
John Stega
Sakis
Mes Martgenbish
Riehl Voet
Mary Landon Baker to Wed Count Pouriteh in Belgrade
The engagement of Chicago heiress Mary Landon Baker to Count Gozhdar Pouriteh Serb ian secretary of the Ingo-Skay foreign office will be announced Saturday. Baker has been in Belgrade for days and seen with Pouriteh who once served in the Chicago consulate.
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Belgrade
INS
Mary Landon Baker
Gozhdar Pouriteh
Ingo-Skay Foreign Office
Chicago
Pouriteh
Blind Man Sings for Concert Study in New York
In Minneapolis a blind man Joseph M Kimball sang on a cold winter night to support his wife and baby. He will travel to New York for 10 months of study under Frantz Prochowski at Amelita Galli-Corgi's teacher. Rev Maunder and his congregation raised $3,000 aiding his final training and chances at the concert stage.
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Minneapolis
Joseph M. Ninhall
New York City
Franz Prochowski
America
Great
Atte Euiden
Minn
Joseph M . Kimball
New York
Frantz Prochowski
Amelita
Galli-Caroi
Kimball
H. L. Maunder
Methodist
AEG
Mauzi
Flin
Maunder
Youth Shot When Father Killed Dies
New Brunswick New Jersey October 7 two bandits shot and killed Frank Kearney 42 and wounded his son Robert 16 on the Milton New Market road as they attempted to rob an airmail truck. The attackers wrecked their car and assaulted Mrs Kearney before fleeing. Robert died today from his wounds.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Robert Kearney
Frank Kearney
ktelton-New Market Road
Here
Kearneys
Legion Band Leads Sioux City to Philadelphia Trip
Led by the Monahan post band Sioux City champion legion band will depart by special train tomorrow night for the national Legion convention in Philadelphia opening Monday. The band and hundreds of legionnaires will parade in Chicago Saturday morning during a four hour stopover.
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Sioux City
The
Monahan Post Band
Cain Legion
Chicago
Milwaukee
Beardstown Flood Breaks Levees Amid Citywide Desolation
Beardstown faces unprecedented flooding as lHiois river levees fail and water overruns streets. Rail service halted, gas and electric mains break, hundreds camp in boats. Red Cross moves to relief as pneumonia death reports rise and 4600 acres of corn drowned in Banner levee breach.
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Beardstown
lHiois
Mlingis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis
Frederick
Broad Victin
Cit
C. E. Soule
American Red Cross Offic
Teoria
Sesqui Expo financial failure cited in Philadelphia report
Philadelphia reports that the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition is a financial failure. Major Kendrick states it is behind $25,000 to $40,000 weekly in operating costs while unpaid contractor claims exceed $3,000,000.
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Austin
Philadelphia
Mayer Kendrick
Kendrick
B. B. Austin
Green Keeps Labor Convention On Program
The American Federation of Labor meeting resumes regular business after a morning break. After two floor addresses praising Detroit church leaders, the convention ends without action on withdrawing church invitations to labor speakers. A special order had aimed to address Detroit churchmen’s action with an emphatic response, indicating possible amiable adjustment of the controversy.
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GREEN
Labor Convention
Metrolt. Mich
Willan Green
American Federation of Labor Convention
Detroit
Ticket Speculators in Supreme Court Move on the Law
The United Picket Offices of New York petitioned the Supreme Court in Washington for injunction against New York State antiticket selling. The dispute concerns a measure allowing bids for theatre tickets at a minimum 50 cents above box office.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
United
New York
Minue
Dry Says Canadian Liquor Law Failure
Washington reports Ernest Srait assistant research secretary of the Methodist temperance board said Canadian liquor control has failed. He was sent to Canada to study the system as a potential model for American prohibition issues. The note includes a separate item on a mail robbery verdict with a $500 fine in federal court.
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Washington, D. C
Ernest Srant
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Mora
Canada
America
Courier delivery window notice with phone contact
The Courier should be delivered before 6 40 o'clock at your home. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier delay or other cause, please call 00 and copy the payer with the sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 20 p m.
Latchstring Out and Peaches Browning Vanish in Canada
A 16 year old wife of 59 year old Edward V Browning disappeared with her mother after announcing a trip to Canada. Browning the real estate magnate offered a large reward and his chauffeur said the boss would pay $250 for any lead. Police investigate possible kidnapping and motives as search widens.
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New York
Peaches
Heenan Browning
Edward V. Browning
Cannada
Browning
Eiara
Catherine Heenan
Dorothy Browning
Frances
Peaches" Browning
Jeff Edward W. Browning
Dorothy “Sunshine” Browning
Armour Grain Company Seeks injunction against Chicago hearing
Armour Grain company asks the District of Columbia supreme court to stop Secretary Jardine from holding a hearing in Chicago on October 11 over alleged violations of grain futures trading rules. The petition warns of irreparable loss to a business invested with 5 million dollars and says even a temporary halt to trading on the Chicago Board of Trade would cause severe damage.
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Grain Company
Chicago
Jardine
Armour Grain Company
Secretary of Agriculture’ Jardine
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Chicago Board of Trade
Thirty Men Apply for Waterloo Police Jobs
Applicants for three Waterloo police positions will take registring examinations today at 5 p.m. in municipal rooms. The exam was postponed from Monday and more than 30 applicants have signed up. Commission chairmen W G Geech ey and Prof J E Brinks will oversee, with Bruce Culles away from the city.
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Waterloo Police Department
That Service Commission
Tions
British Miners Turn Down Plan of Peace
The miners' delegate conference in London voted to reject the government plan to settle the coal strike by districts. Reports from districts show voters against acceptance. If rejected again, the government plan would be withdrawn. About one third of the miners had already returned to work.
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London
Sovernment Uhr
S. Tt
World Series betting shifts spark fan interest
Early wagers on the World Series drew cautious bets as fans weighed outcomes and potential prices. Reporters noted shifting expectations and fluctuating odds ahead of game time, with comment that shortages of decisive clues left many unsure which side would prevail.
Judge Mantz Keeps Court Open For World Series Radio
Judge H J Mantz of Audubon joked about the World Series during a trial on Oct 1 and postponed recess to hear the weld series results over the radio. The court adjourned at 12 30 then 12 30 again to catch the game broadcasts with attorneys listening in.
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Audubon
IPI
Bi Tviei
H. J. Mantz
Daugherty Counsel Closing Address in Graft Trial
In New York on October 7, closing arguments were due as the Daugherty graft conspiracy trial neared verdict in the case of Harry M. Daugherty and Phonias W. Miller. Col. William Thind and Max D. Steuer prepared final addresses to the jury.
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New York
INS
Harry M. Daugherty
Sattore Nov Pfenerak
Phonias W. Millers I
Rapidy
Col
Wiliam Thind
Max D. Steuer
Dingdee Mark
S: Siras
Yankees Win World Series Thriller In 10 Innings
At Sportsman's Park in St Louis the Yankees beat the Cardinals 3 to 2 in ten innings to take a 3-2 series lead. Ruth hit three homers overall while Pennock and Sherdel shut down the late rally as New York edges ahead in the 1927 world championship.
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Sportsman's Park
Oct
T— Hallying
Beetween Sherdel
Pennock
Yanks
Cardinals
Sportsman's Tirk
St. Louis
Yankees
Louis
Missouri
New York
Babe Ruth
Bale
Vlenis
Ruth
Tuth
Herb Pennock
Wille: Sherde
Cardinal
Dobbhit
Hafey
Hornsby
Holm
Billy Southworth
Sherdet
Combs
Seversid
Pens Newk
Southworth
Lazzeri
Bottomley
Yankers
Mousel
Lester Bell
Meusef
Gehrig
Gehtlg
Lazzers
Jaezzeyi
Dylan
Dugan
Lazzeré
Bell
Hatey
Trafey
Dagan
Hafex
O'Farrell
Koeniz
Thevanow
Reds
Sev Ered
Hotni
Pencork
Sherdel
Fenndok
Shotvel
Coluan
Short Interviews With Home Falks
Eight new claims of radio piracy threaten the airwaves as broadcasters infringe on others wavelengths. John J. Sweeney urges Congress to act and warns drastic action may come if stations ignore rules. He cites interference from rival programs and vows new measures to restore order on the spectrum.
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High Seas
John J. Sweeney
Congress
Witter
Sweeney
Minnesota Women Voters Convene State Convention
Women from nearly every Minnesota county and visitors from nearby states gathered for the annual Minnesota Women Voters convention. The three day gathering focused on debating and adopting a legislative program for the coming year.
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Minnesota
Bankrupt Laborer Owes $56,881.75
Dennis McCullough of Vail Iowa filed a bankruptcy petition listing assets of 35 dollars, claimed exempt. The filing shows secured claims totaling 36,300 dollars and unsecured claims of 56,875 dollars, with total debts around 56,881.75. The filing location is Council Bluffs Iowa dated October 7.
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Council Bluffs, Ja
INS
Dennis McCullough
Vail
Dozen Hurt As Car Derailed Near Rochester Canal
A Basel ine car on the Rochester branch of the Pennsylvania railroad derailed four miles north of Cuba and plunged into the Genesee Valley bed. About 12 people were injured, with two reported in serious condition. They were rushed to a hospital in Cuba New York. The item also notes the city series win by today’s team over the Cubs with a 3 to 1 final.
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Rochester
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cuba
Genesee Valley
Chiba
Republican Committee Plans Fill In Towaomip Tickets Tonight
County Republican committee to fill vacancies for township offices in all 15 townships. Meeting at 7 30 pm in Waterloo club rooms Paul Davis building seventh floor. Officials discuss vacancies including clerk assessor and trustee and hear treasurer report.
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Publica
County Contrast
Mlttes
Waterloo
Paul Davis
Frank
Custer le Law
Vranary
Peter
Emeralle
George Pharris
Wilsa
Wilsa.he Ide. : the Goeunty Central Conmilttes
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