Daugherty Miller Conspiracy Trial Deliberations In New York
The Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial in New York City enters a fifth week as jurors mull government charges after five weeks of jury selection witnesses and arguments. The case surrounds former Attorney General and alien property custodian roles with potential verdicts looming if jurors reach agreement.
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New York City
United States
Richard Merton
John T. King
Daugherty and
Miller
Courier Delivery Note with Late Paper Remedy
The notice instructs readers to report missing or late Courier deliveries by calling 5100 before 3 30 p m. A replacement copy will be sent. The instruction emphasizes timely phone contact to correct delivery issues.
Final Game of 1925 World Series Set in New York
The seventh and decisive 1925 World Series game between the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals will be played at the New York stadium tomorrow after noon with a 1 room start. The Courier score board will display the results instantly after the play, and invites guests to attend on Ice Avenue beside the Courier building at p.m.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinists
New York Stadium
Waterloo
Courier Electric
Ice Avenue
Courier Build Inn
Indiana prison defies order in Stephenson case
Ay ward Daly at Indiana State Prison refused to honor a superior court order to send Dr. C. Stephenson back to Indianapolis. The life prisoner, once Klan grand dragon, remains in Michigan City as federal interest arises with a Justice Department agent saying he interviewed Stephenson regarding alleged Indiana political corruption.
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Michigan City
Ind
Walter H. Daly
Indlandt
Indianapolis
C. Stephenson
Stephenson
Indiana
Jack Moroney
Department of Justice
Money stock grows by 1.4 million as population rises
The money stock totals 8.4429 billion with 4.9062 billion in circulation. The remainder sits in federal reserve banks. Population is estimated at 415.6 million, up 1.419 million from the previous year.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Eastern Star Convention Seeks Home Hosts in Waterloo
The state convention of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet in Waterloo on October 26 to 28 with about 2,500 delegates and visitors. City hotels cannot house all attendees, so Roy F. Short urges residents to open their homes to guests and asks those willing to host to call 230.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Waterloo
Roy F. Short
Short
White Shrine Plans Ceremonial Oct 22
About 75 members attended the White Shrine of Jerus lem meeting in Masonic hall. Plans were made for a ceremonial on Friday Oct. 22 in this city.
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White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Hall
Burzette Jury Fails to Agree in Morris County Case
In Morris County this morning the jury in the Everett Burzette case failed to reach a verdict and was discharged at 11:30 AM. Burzette is charged with murder and related counts, with the trial proceedings concluding without a jury decision.
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Msson
Entombed miners recovered after gas blast in Durban shaft
Capetown Oct. Thirty bodies were recovered today from the Durban navigation colliery where four white men and 116 natives were entombed by a gas explosion. As the poisonous gas cleared rescue began with native bodies first, the shaft lay wrecked by the blast and work continued to remove the remaining victims.
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Capetown
British South Africa
Durban Navigation
Young Men’s Christian Association in Waterloo Promotes Happiness
A Waterloo chapter of the Young Men’s Christian Association shares a life approach claiming happiness through social play, constructive dialogue, and religious belief. The campaign aims to recruit 750 men and 500 boys, led by Wade Nelson with 139 assistants, supported by local business and civic leaders.
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World Organization
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Young Men's Christian Association
Waterloo
Wade Nelson
C. D. Allan
Standard Paint & Glass Co
John W. Gwynne
A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
George E. Pike
Tike
Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Alten H. Head
John Deere Tractor Company
Whi A. Lane
First National Bank
W. H. Langlas
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
R. H. Garrison
Central Iowa Fower & Light Co
Twins in Minneapolis Fight for Life After Separation
One of the famous South Bend Siamese twins, a girl named Bessie, dies as pneumonia grips a dying twin while the other remains in peril but may recover. Born May 22 in South Bend to Nicholas S Medich and Mary, the girls were conjoined at the wrist. The family story begins in Spencer, Iowa, where cold illness prompted examination.
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Minn
Oat
Minneapolis
South Bend
Nicholas S
Mary. Medich
Ind
Bessie
Lucy Fazmy
Spencer, Ia
Mellon Denies Any Statement on Debts
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon denied a Paris dispatch quote that America objected to debt reservations by the French parliament. He said he could not blame Premier Poincare for being surprised, noting the debt pact is now out of the American debt commission’s jurisdiction and in Paris’s hands.
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Treasury
Mellon
Paris
America
Premier Poincare
Poincare
American Debt Commission
Three Reds Face Party Expulsion Trial
Moscow October report says Trotzky Zinoviev and Pyatinkoff face expulsion for alleged violations of party discipline. The central control committee will try them October 20 before a disciplinary tribunal. Charges cite attempts to split the party after meetings opposing the majority led by Stalin.
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Trotzky
Zinoviev
Pyatikoff
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Tureau
Central Control Committee
Statin
Beards Town Faces Severe Flood Crisis in Illinois
Beardstown, Illinois, is completely waterlogged as the Illinois River hits a record 24.53 feet after daybreak. Forecasters warn the river may reach 20 feet today while only 18 houses remain above water. About 1,400 families are displaced as hundreds of homes are ruined.
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LFJ
Ingis
Feer
United Press
Miller Backs Probe of State Highway Expenditures
Democratic candidate Alex T. Miller calls for a legislative investigation into expenditures by the state highway commission amid reports of high spending on road projects. Miller argues action is needed if figures are accurate, as he centers his campaign on road issues.
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State Highway Commission
Alex Tr. Miller
Bevernor
Miller
World Series betting reaches record levels in New York
Broadway betting commissioners estimate millions may be wagered on game six between the New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals. A $15,000,000 top prize hinges on the series outcome, with odds at 9 to 4 for the sixth game and the Yankees slightly over 2 to 1 to win the series.
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New York Yankees
Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Cardinals Win World Series Game to Tie Series 3-3
At Yankee Stadium on Oct 8 1926 the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 10 to 3 in game six, tying the series at three games each. Alexander held the Yankees to eight hits while Lester Bell drove in four runs, tying a world series record. Babe Ruth went hitless in the field during the 10 run attack as Shawkey and Shocker were chased from the mound.
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Shocker
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Lester Bell
Feld
Yankees
Cardinals
Thomas
Babe Ruth
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O'Day
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Hoint
Southworth
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O'Farrell
Combs
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Koening
Ruth
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Mausel
Sovereigh
Meusel
Gehrig
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Lazzers
Meusel Roing
Diuenn
Dugan
Interviews With Home Folks About Western Iowa Floods
Jamies Cassen of 1218 Third Avenue West recalls disheartening conditions in western Iowa during the Interstate fair period. He and his wife drove to western Iowa as rains peaked and streams rose, noting widespread flooding and crop damage around Sioux City. The fair suffered heavy losses due to bad roads and weather, though residents expressed gratitude for what they still had.
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New Orleans School Heads Approve Girls Knickers
New Orleans La Oct 9 The city school board unanimously approved allowing girls to wear knickers in school. Warsaw Oct 4 Believed due to Poland not securing a permanent League of Nations seat the government recalled Minister Sokal and his representative in Geneva.
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Paclfh
Sokal
Warsaw
Poland
League of Nations Counci
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Geneva
Weather Outlook for Oct 11 to 16 in Central Plains
Weekly weather forecast for Washington from Oct 11 to Oct 16 covers Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and central Great Plains. Occasional showers expected with mild start, cooler Monday night and Tuesday, then rising temperatures again by Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
Missinpi
Missouri
Great Plains
Tug Ursus Sinks After Collision With French Vessel
In Havre France on October 4 eleven crewmen died when the tug Ursus was rammed and sunk by the French ship Paris as it entered the harbor dock. About 150 aboard Ursus, only five were saved after harbor craft reached the wreck in darkness. The cabin boy clung to the smokestack and died later.
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France
Paris
Ave
Cabin Tuy
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