Fal estine dispute over wailing wall spurs Moslem strike call
Turmoil over the wailing wall sparks Arab protests and a Moslem strike plan as High Commissioner Sir John Chancellor faces Arab complaints that Jewish access defies Christian or Muslim rights. The issue risks broader tax and governance backlash amid British rule and continuing religious tensions.
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Falestine
John Chancellor
Palestine Arab Congress
George
Arab Council
Senate Moves to Press Tariff Bill Amid Night Sessions
Washington Oct 14 A major fight over the new tariff bill's agricultural schedules intensifies as Senator Brookhart Iowa insurgent leader announces 190 amendments to bolster farm protections. Republican leaders plan to limit debate or hold night sessions to push the measure through before December. President Hoover may back administration efforts while hearings on related probes continue. Davenport death notes Don Francis Reed Washington lawyer dies in Davenport hospital from heart trouble.
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Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Washington, D. C
Smoot
Watson
Robinson
Arkansas
Simmons
North Carolina
Hoover
White House
Senate Finance ‘Committee
Borah
Idaho
Smadt
Smoat
White’ House
Caraway Committee
Shearer Naval Lobby
William B. Shearer
Congress
Washington
Vessel Strikes Reef After Quarantine Stop
A distressed passenger report describes a ship driven onto rocks near Milla Head while in quarantine near Pacific waters. The vessel listed after striking the reef, with passengers awaiting examination aboard in the smoking room as authorities conducted safety checks. Captain E. Griffiths was cited as ordering engines to be prepared as the ship neared the reef.
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E. Griffiths
Australian Labor Party Victorious in Melbourne Return
Final returns confirm Labor’s decisive win with James Scullin set to become premier. Bruce faces federal arbitration opposition as Labor gains sway. Early figures show Labor securing about 46 seats in the new national parliament alongside Country Party and independents.
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Labor
Melbourne
Australia
James Henry Scullin
Tre Scullin
Stanley
Melbourne Bruce
Country
Bruce
Country Party
Warmer Weather Forecast for Tonight in Iowa
Central and northeast portions of the state are expected to see warmer weather tonight with gradual spread to all areas by Tuesday. Eight frosts were reported in Town on Saturday and Sunday, according to state weather observer Charles D. Reed.
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Des Moines
Towa
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Death ends long race to reach father in Shenandoah
Ja, Oct. 14. After fleeing the Pacific coast to reach his dying father, M. E. Beach of Los Angeles arrived in Shenandoah too late. His father, A. E. Leach, a veteran grain dealer, died late last night following an operation a week earlier.
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Shenandoah, Ja
Pacific Coast
M. E. Beach
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
A. E. Leach
Courier Delivery by 5 30 P M Each Day
The Courier will be delivered to homes before 5 30 P M. If the carrier boy or an error prevents receipt, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Calls should reach the office before 6 30 P M.
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Np. m. St
Premier Ramsay MacDonald Leaves New York With Daughters
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel departed Grand Central under cheers for a Canada trip. Two private cars, two parlor cars and a diner formed the train, stopping at Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo before Niagara Falls for an overnight visit that recalled his honeymoon.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Great ‘Britain
Canada
Ishbel
Grand Central Station
MacDonald
Buffalo
Harry. Armstrong
Premis
CGOS
London: Police
Empire State. Express
Central
Mnes
Will Sto
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo Vine
Black Rock
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Tomorow
Niagara’ Falls
Hoover
Europe
Connecticut
Westchester
Lillian
D. Wald
Henry Street
Westport
White Plains
Felix Warburg
Miss Wald
Mrs. MacDonald
Blow of Umpire's Fist Kills Heckler
Paulding county baseball final drew tragedy as umpire Clytic Crone struck by teen heckler Jack Straley after repeated taunts. Crone died from the blow. Straley, 17, jailed awaiting inquest. Witnesses report continuous heckling from Straley behind the base during the game.
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Heckler
Paulding
U.A
Paulding County
Jack Straley
Crone
Straley
Giant British airship R-101 thrills London on first trial flight
London's skyline crowded as the giant British dirigible R-101, largest airship in the world, lifted at Cardington and sailed toward the city for its maiden 30 mile trial at 11 29 am. Major G H Scott led the crew and 14 passengers. Amid criticism, officials aimed for low altitude and moderate speed as crowds cheered the new marvel of the air.
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G. H. Scott
London
G. H., Scott
Eng
Sworld
G.H. Scott
Thanair Machine
Sir John Higgins
Empire Aft Council
Scott
Night clubs in New York cited as dens of vice
A New York committee report labels night clubs and speakeasies as commercial centers of vice. Dated officials, led by Jamies Pedersen, note Harlem and other neighborhoods show the worst social morals where white and black patrons mix. The findings cite a high rate of violations across 399 investigations and describe conditions in busy settlements with mixed patronage.
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Nea
Commércial
Yice In
New ‘York
Jamies
Harlem
New
York
State to Seek Penalties From Film Company and Trade Journal
Iowa filed suit in district court seeking 140800 in penalties from Fox Film Company of New York and Merchants Trade Journal of South Dakota for operating without required permits. The attorney general alleges Fox operated from November 1926 to September 1929, 878 business days, at 100 dollars per day plus interest and costs. The South Dakota firm allegedly operated for 530 days in 1928 and 1924, with a 100 dollar per day penalty.
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Des’ Moines
State of
Iowa
Fox Film Company
New York
Merchants’ Trade Journal
South Dakota
Towa
Three Killed on Five Minute Flight Crash
Monroe Georgia October 14. A pilot and ten youths died when a plane caught fire and crashed during a five minute ride near Monroe. The victims were pilot Mation Hatch 27 Fort Worth Texas and passengers Stanley Conn 17 and Edward Hollingsworth 20 both of Oak Grove Louisiana.
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Iupi
Here
Mation Hatch
Fort Worth
Tex
Stanley Conn
Edward Hollingsworth
Oak Grove
Winning Players Receive $6000 in World Series Payouts
Philadelphia report notes winning players in the World Series will receive about $6000 each from the first four games receipts, while losers earn about $4000 each. Attendance reached 160,709 with receipts totaling $718,679. Players' shares amounted to $388,086.68, with each club and each league receiving $64,681.11.
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Philadelphia
Pald
Calf Hops Off to Gary Exhibition
St Louis report details travel modes of entrants at the national dairy exhibition opening its third day. Ayrshire cows travel 1,275 miles from Vermont, a 3 month old Guernsey calf flew from Lula Rock Arkansas, cattle judging begins, and 28 agricultural colleges participate in dairy and poultry demonstrations.
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Ayrshire
Vermont
Guernsey
Lulla Rock
Ark
St. Louis Nations
Phillies Ride Ninth Inning Rally to Win World Series Game
In a dramatic ninth inning Philadelphia Athletics rally past Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 at Shibe Park to clinch the championship with President Hoover in attendance. Walberg earned the win with strong relief, while Hornsby provided the Cubs lone early homer.
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Shiba Park
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Bos
MoMjian
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Pew
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Stephenson
Leaekee Grimm
Wwe
Vereeeel
Rob Oh
Maas
Millers
Cuyler
Malone
Shamons
Haass
MrMillan
William Ivinaten
Charles QU. Moran
Roy van Graflan
Dime
Shibé Park
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Harry A. Mackey
Shiba ‘Park
Cubs
McMillan
Foxx
Ehimke
Hornsby
Cochrane
Bishop
Noni A
Waterloo considers buying city airport for about $60,000
Estimates place municipal airport cost between $40,000 and $100,000. George Harvis of Waterloo Airport, Inc., says the city may purchase the local airport for roughly $60,000. A stockholders meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson will discuss the proposed sale.
Doheny profits from Elk Hills lease in Fall bribery trial
Washington reports Enormous profits were realized by E J Doheny from the Elk Hills Naval Reserve lease negotiated with former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall. The government presented Paul Shoup of Southern Pacific, showing a re sale contract between Doheny's Pan American Oil and Associated Oil, amid government claims the Royalty re sale drove the lease. Other items include liquor raids in Des Moines, a railroad lecturer's death in Davenport, and a Keokuk farmer fatally burned in an oil fire, plus Cedar Rapids teen Clarice Ingram's suicide note.
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E. J. Doheny
Elk Hills
Naval Reserve
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railway
Doheny
Pan-American Oil Company
Associated Ol Company
Shoup
Fall-Doheny
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