Undesirable Harold Horan Faces Deportation From France
The report outlines Harold Horan an American correspondent facing deportation from France for publishing a secret Franco British memorandum. He was given until Thursday to leave, barred from contact, denied food for hours, and his arrests and whereabouts remain disputed with no action against William Randolph Hearst alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horan
France
Atlantic
Wiliam Randolph
Hearst
Horan
Hoover Speech Steers Attention From Campaign Issues
Herbert Hoover’s Elizabethton Tennessee address draws focus on unity and a campaign free from abuse. West Virginia as fighting ground and National Woman’s Party plans to campaign in New York are analyzed with references to Hoover, Roosevelt, and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
National Woman's Party
New York
Hoover
Guy D. Goff
West
Kansas City
John W. Davis
Davis-LaPollette
Coolidge
LaFollette
Upshaw attacked with eggs at Jackson church rally
In Jackson Mississippi former Congressman William D Upshaw drew an egg shower during a campaign talk opposing Alfred Smith at a Jackson church. Mrs Ward and George Harrah were among those hit as a reward offer and a dare to confront the assailant arose amid chants of Hurrah for Al Smith. In New York Dr Cadman reported a massacre claim in Kansu province China linked to a Moslem insurrection.
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Waterloo
Ohio
Kansu
China
Jackson
Miss
Poindexter’ Park
Jor
Walter A. Scott
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Alfred H. Smith
Jackson Church
Upshaw
Tt. S. Ward
George Harrah
Hinds County
Democratic Executive Committee
Wpshaw
al Smith
New York
S. Parkes Cadman
China Famine Relief Organization
New York City
Kansu Province
Cadman
Leighton P_ Rand
Inland Mission
Landowin
WCTU Opens 55th Annual Convention in Iowa City
Iowa City hosts the Iowa WCTU annual convention with a noon luncheon for county and local presidents led by Mrs. Jeanette Mann. An evening reception features University of Iowa President and Mrs. Walter A. Jessup. Prominent speakers include Congressman Louis Cramton and Grace Leigh Scott along with Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa W. C. T. U
Jeanette Mann
Walter A. Jessup
University of Iowa
Louis Cramton
Michigan
Grace Leigh Scott
Ida B. Wise Smith
Des Moines
Columbia 10 Fly for Berlin Again
Weather permitting a trans Atlantic flight from Curtiss field is planned for the latter part of this week with a goal to reach Berlin, Germany. Roger Q. Williams announced the plan and said Cesare Sabelli will be the navigator while Charles Levine backs the project aboard the Golanthia aircraft used previously by Chamberlin.
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New York
Curtiss Field
Germany
Berlin
Roger Q. Williams
Europe
Cesare Sabelli
Charles Levine
Clarence DB. Chamberlin
Cierming
Navy Dirigible Los Angeles Leaves Fort Worth for Lakehurst
The navy dirigible Los Angeles departed Fort Worth at 9 a.m. heading to its home port Lakehurst New Jersey. Its route includes Denton Ada Tulsa Erie Paola Kansas City Burlington Chicago South Bend Toledo Cleveland Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Navy
Dirigible
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Denton
Ada
Okla
Tulsa
Erie
Kan
Paola
Kansas City
Burlington
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Toledo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Burned Bodies from Prison Ruins Found at Ohio Penitentiary
Fire at the Ohio penitentiary dormitory left 20 prisoners missing and 27 injured as crews recovered charred remains. Officials reported fragments of 15 bodies might be recovered and three identified, with identification nearly impossible after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Ohio
Garroll Driver Indicted for Manslaughter in Sept Crash
Garroll Ta Oct 2 A grand jury returned an indictment against Walter Kelly of Atlantic for manslaughter in the death of Frank Tracy from a crash on September 2. Kelly is free on $2,500 bond.
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Garroll
Walter ¥. Kelly
Atlantic
Frank Tracy
Kelly
Gar- Tol
Liberty
Newspaper Delivery Timetable and Contact Instructions
The notice states home delivery by 3 30 PM and a replacement copy will be sent if late due to carrier error. Readers should call 5100 before 6 30 PM to request a copy.
Death Car Hit Kress Driver Sought By Police
An 81 year old Waterloo resident Peter Kress was killed when struck by a speeding car at Westfield Avenue and Miller Street. Police, aided by Sheriff Wagner, seek a light model vehicle with a bent headlight and damaged fender. Last rites were held at Sacred Heart church with burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Peter Kress
Waterloo
Henry
Miller Street
F. J. Ryan
Bridge Street
Whippet Gab Company
Fay LeClare
Marsh Farms
Westfield Avenue
Thes
LeClare
Cattle Congress
Rainbow Drive
Dairy Castle Congress Grounds
Emil Steffen
Cedar Falls
H. T. Wagner
Kress
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
Danker
Alfred Danker
Hudson
Berard Hilton
Winthrop
Presbyterian Hospital
Traer
Hilton
Sheriff's Office
New York Woman Elected Chapeau National of 8 and 40
Mrs. M N Seymour of Binghamton New York has been elected chapeau national of the 8 and 40 auxiliary of the 40 and 8 veterans organization in connection with the American Legion convention in San Antonio Texas. Demi chapeau national names include Mrs. A B Hoffman Des Moines Iowa.
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New York
Manhattan
National Woman's Party
New York City
Republican
Old Guard
Big City
Harvey W. Wiley
Richard Wainwright
John Winters Brannon
John Rogers
Maud Younger
Mabel Vernon
Anita Pollitzer
Equal Rights Party
the Battery
Bronx
Woman's Party
Washington
Capitol Hill
Fifth Avenue
San Antonio
Tex
M, N
Seymour
Binghampton
N. Y
American Legion
A. B
Hoffman
Des. Moines
Bond issue prediction from Dairy Cattle Congress interview
A. Hollis Cedar Pails, state representative and chair of the good roads committee, says four in five men supported the bond issue after talks at the Dairy Cattle Congress. He expects approval on November 6 by a large margin based on surveys in multiple places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
A. Hollis
Good Roads Committee
House
Duel Between Princes Leaves Three Wounded In Rome
Prince Lancelotti, who mocked Prince Potenziani the former Rome governor, is wounded in a duel with Potenziani. The fight is described as one of the fiercest on the Italian field of honor in recent years.
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Rome
INI
Lancelotti
Potenziani
Reporter Fired From France Over Navy Pact Memorandum
Paris Oct 9 Harold Horan New York American correspondent is to leave France before Thursday due to involvement with a memorandum on the Anglo French pact. The foreign affairs ministry calls him an undesirable foreigner and warns of possible expulsion. The London Daily Mail confirms Horan consented to leave or risk prison while Hearst says he bears responsibility for the document. Nothing has been authorized for publication by France or Great Britain.
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New York
City
Paris
Harold Horan
New York American
France
Hearst News Service
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Horan
London Daily Mail Today
International News Service
Foreign Office
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
United States
Great Britain
Three Alumni Give $120000 to Cornell Drive
Three Cornell college alumni donated 120000 to the fund seeking 1880000 for staff salaries. The donors names were not released, with one giving 160000 and two giving 10000 each. The Methodist Church General Educational Board pledged 500000 to the drive.
Hickman’s Lawyer Loses Plea in Kidnaper Murder Case
U P report says William Edward Hickman’s appeal failed again as Jerome Walsh, his young attorney, sought relief from the gallows. Justice Pierce Butler joined two colleagues in declining to act. The case centers on the Marlene Parker kidnapping and murder in Los Angeles.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
William Edward Hickman
U.S. Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
Jerome Walsh
Marlone Parker
Los Angeles
Butler
Republican club organizes in Omaha elects officers
Omaha on October 9 a Republican club organized last night elected William J. Hoover president Mrs Maude Curtis vice president and Al G Smith secretary.
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Omaha
William J. Hoover
Maude Curtis
al G. Smith
Ruth Stars In Historic Yankees Fall Classic Rout
Babe Ruth belts three homers and Lou Gehrig and Durst drive in two as the New York Yankees sweep the World Series at Sportsman Park St Louis defeating the Cardinals four straight to claim the title. Don New York offense powers a decisive win in the sun drenched game with Ruth's trio topping a record making showdown.
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Sherdel
Alexander
New York
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
St.Louis
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Fame
Babe Ruth
Sportsman Park
Red Birds
Clarence Mitchell
Pete Alexander
Golors
Waite Hoyt
Willie Sherdel
Yankees
Tom Zachary
Marty
Matthews
Paschal
Smith
Koenig
Ruth
Cardinal
Maranville
Orsatti
Orsatfi
Frisch
Bottomley
Hoyt
Hafey
Gehrig
Jaw
Mausel
Meusel
Dugan
Preas
E Taswhal
Ty Durst
Renee Gee
Eedaes
Tb Meusel
Odurecher
Robertson
Martin
Ruth Summary
Rens
Combs
Holm
Larzerl
Cotlins
Orsatt
High
Homeruns
Yhurst
Gehrigs
Feiseb
Langeri
Bollomley
Ma- Testranville
Koenlg
Mort
Bilcher
Ten Years Ago in the Service
A Kentucky boyhood story from 1918 details J C Berry of 123 John Street who endured extreme heat at Camp Pike Arkansas and Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana with the 120th Engineers before sailing to France, as the armistice approached in November.
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Kentucky
J.C. Berry
John Street
Camp Pike
Ark
Berry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
France
Quake Shakes Mexico City. $190,000 Repairs Planned
A sequence of earthquake shocks rocked Mexico City and surrounding areas for 31 minutes 24 seconds. The tremors caused heavy damage, blackouts, and disrupted communications. Congress adjourned fearing the building would collapse and panic erupted at the Poiteama theatre.
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Congress
Mexico City
Congressional
Poiteama Theatre
Olesen Awarded Rath Packing Beef Room Contract
Jens Olesen and Sons Construction Co was awarded a Rath Packing Company contract for a reinforced concrete beef room 75 by 80 feet, costing 37 500 dollars, to be used for beef cooling and storage. Construction starts immediately and the building should be ready by January 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vons Olesen & Sons Construction Co
Rath Packing Company
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