HUNTERS PREPARE FOR BOE RERON IN GOCK PHEASANT
Hanford MacNider of Mason City named assistant secretary of war, a former national American Legion commander, to fill the post after Dwight F. Davis resignation. The Iowa dairying show nets gold for cold storage butter and Ames judging team, plus Senator Samuel Ralston dies, affecting Hoosier politics. Locarno pact signals major arbitration gains, while Iowa Minnesota trucking fees spark road-use debates. Eddie Windsor returns to London stirring crowds, and a Boston theatre unrest case prompts investigations into lead pipe thrown at patrons. Open pheasant season set for October 20 22 across 13 counties with a three-bird daily limit and restrictive shooting hours.
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Indianapolis
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Iowa State College
Ames
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Floyd
Kossuth
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Mitchell
Butler
Cerra Gordo
Bremer Wright
Hancock
Humboldt
Winnebago
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Waverly
Bremer County
Independence
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Grantly
Floyd County
Charles City
Mitchell County
Franklin
Cerro Gorio
Winnebago County
Buller Jeounty
Towa
Clue to Sands and Missing Butler Revive Taylor Murder Mystery
Los Angeles reports reopen the death case of film director William Desmond Taylor. A new witness sighted Edward F. Sands in Kansas City and a man fitting Sands description seen fleeing Taylor’s apartment. District attorney reviews evidence including Mary Miles Minter and Marie Normand statements, as investigators probe possible Sands involvement.
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Los Angeles
Cal
MS8
William Desmond Taylor
Edward FY. Sans
Faylor
Wacer
Kansas City
Mary Miles Minter
Mariel Normand
Sands
Log An-geles
Short Interviews With Home Folks on Waterloo Restaunt Silverware
Restaurateur Fred Kezar notes diners often take silverware and small items from his Waterloo restaurant. He cites misses of salt and pepper shakers and even menu cards and signs as items moved by students in a college town. He adds that aside from a broken dish, losses are limited.
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Waterloo
Fred EH
Kezar
MacNider Named Among War Department Aides Hopeful
WashingtonAP Hamior e MacNider former commander of the American Legion is among candidates for assistant secretary of war. He was recommended for the secretaryship by Senator Cummins of Iowa and urged by Legion members. He is expected in Washington soon.
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Washington
Get
Hamiore MacNider
Amerijeart Legion
Dwight F. Davis
MacNider
Cummins
Iowa
Davis
Mother and Children Hurt When Car Is Struck By Train
Ne Hampton Tay Oct 14 Mrs Wallig Stone and two Lawler children were injured when a west bound passenger train struck their car as it left Lawler station. The boy, about four, suffered a broken leg and the girl, about two, was seriously injured. Mrs Stone received an injury to her hand and a black eye.
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Wallig Stone
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Stan
Burlington Woman Shot Dead on Coast
Burlington woman Mrs. Clem Taylor was found dead in a Portrali California hotel room with four gunshot wounds. Plumas County officers reported murder, telegram warrants issued for her husband, a former Burlington resident.
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Clem Taylor
Portrali
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Tay
Altha
Taslor
Burlington
Mystery of Missiles Flying in Theatre Solved by Arrest
Boston Massachusetts AP report details disturbances at B F Keith's theatre since last July injuring over a dozen. Special officer Walter Matthews arrested after police observed him placing missiles into the audience from behind a balcony screen triggering investigations and eventual capture.
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Boston
Mast
B. F.keith
Matthews
Oan Wieder
Tase
Jimsa
Grand Jury Returns 39 Indictments In Black Hawk County
The Black Hawk county grand jury, which began deliberations Sept. 28, returned 39 indictments this afternoon to district court. Notable charges include Loraine Trebon for attempted murder, Troyer for prior offenses, and Ray Hundley for theft related counts. No murder indictments were returned. jury to continue deliberations as additional indictments are expected.
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Black Hawk County
Grand Jury
District Court
Loraine Trebon
Ashoes
Id Troyer
Ray Hundley
Robert Jones
Jarfoauy
Wild Geese Spend Bad Night in Corydon Ta
Large flocks of wild geese moved south for days and last night, fog and electric lights confused them. They circled Corydon for hours, alighting on peach trees and rooftops. Many birds were shot, with hunters reporting bags up to nine.
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Corydon, Ta
Louisiana Tornado Kills Four Jowans
A freak tornado struck near Baton Rouge Louisiana causing four deaths and one injury. David Myers his wife and two daughters aged 6 and 3 were killed. A 15 month old child was injured while a 7 year old boy escaped to attend school. The family had formerly lived in Lucas County Town.
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Ort. Vive
Parth
Here
David Myers
Lucas County
Federation of Labor Opposes Independent Labor Party
In Atlantic City New Jersey the American Federation of Labor voted after a heated debate against forming an independent labor party. President William Green said a party might be needed in the future but for now labor’s interests are best served by backing candidates friendly to labor.
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Atlantic City
N. J
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American Federation
Labor Today
Labor Party
William Green
Labor
Five Nations Sign Guaranty of Peace for Europe
Germany announces adhesion to the Rhine pact at Locarno, with France Belgium as principal signatories and Great Britain and Italy as guarantors. Britain and Italy join in backing the peace framework, while arbitration treaties with Poland and Czecho Slovakia are advanced and to be signed pending final approval.
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Lorarno
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
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Locarno
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Maly
INS
Czecho-Slovakia
Storms and Snows Sweep Scandinavias
Strong winds and heavy snow envelop the Scandinavias crippling Baltic communications. Two unidentified ships foundered in the Baltic with loss of life feared as Arctic weather disrupts Sweden and surrounding regions.
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Stockholm
Scandinavias
Sweden
Heavy stockholder ends life after bank closure
Relatives blame financial losses for the death by self harm of Frank Wentland, a leading investor in the Farmers Trust and Savings Bank, which recently shut its doors. The tragedy occurred late Wednesday, highlighting the financial strain felt by prominent local figures.
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Charles Ity
Frank Wentland
Farmers , Trust & Savings
Delivery notice for Courier paper before 4:30 p.m.
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 4 30. If by carrier error you do not receive the paper by that time, call 5400 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls before 9 a.m. reach this offer.
Margaret Cowles Murder Shocks Jersey City Family Tells of Waterloo Ties
The murder of Margaret Cowles in Jersey City is reported with scant details. She was formerly Miss Margaret Cowles of Waterloo, daughter of Harry Cowles, who had connections to East Denver street and Jacksonville. Relatives recall little about her husband and timeline remains unclear.
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B. Cowles
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Iniere
Jersey City
Margaret Cowles
Waterloo
Jacksonville
Fla
Easiier
Lakeland
Aheul
Church Uses Radio for Sermons When Pulpit Is Vacant
In Oxford Ta. on October 15 the Methodist mission church installed a radio receiver to carry sermons broadcast from large midwest stations. The congregation listens each Sunday in the absence of a resident minister, keeping worship steady through the airwaves.
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Oxford
Get
IUP
Misonpal Elureh
Valdis
Coberesation
Middlewest
MacNider Named Assistant Secretary of War
Stanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa, former American Legion commander, was appointed assistant secretary of war. He succeeds Dwight F. Davis who moved up to secretary of war after Secretary Weeks resigned. MacNider, 36, was born in Mason City and had been recommended by Senator Cummins for the post.
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Washington
DE. OG
Grand Jury Targets Robbery Case In Waterloo
Twenty minutes after arrest, Jones, a local “butcher,” faces robbery charges as Grand Jury hears witnesses. Detective Walker reports Tones accused of taking a gold watch from Dr. D. E. Camp on a westbound trip and swindling $25 with a train halt ruse. Watch and money found behind Savoy cafe. Jones held at city jail. Witnesses say the grand jury will hear evidence immediately.
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W. A. Cook
P. E B. Walker
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Illinois Central
D. E. Camp
West Union
California
Camp
Savoy Cafe
Sycamore Street
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Soranid
Walker
Underworld
Chicago
Condition of W. W. Pierce Is Unchanged
W. W. Pierce, stricken with illness a week ago, remained in a critical condition today at Ishoe 312 Lafayette Street. Attendants observed no change in his condition.
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W. W. Pierce
Pierre
Ishoe
Lafayette Street
Green Re elected by Federation of Labor
Green was unanimously reelected today as president of the American Federation of Labor at Athuitty City. Bet 15 1AP Setine Green headed the vote, with officials confirming the renewal of leadership and outlining plans for the federation’s next term.
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Federation of Labor
Athuitty City
Bet
Setine Green
American Federation of Labor
Pirates Defeat Senators For World Title In Rainy finale
In a drizzling, soggy field at Forbes Field Pittsburgh routs Washington 9 to 7 to claim the world baseball championship. Cuyler leads with key hits including a three-base drive and two runs scoring on others as Aldridge struggles early and Johnson is battered.
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Marely
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Moe No Tuto
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Cuyler
Barnhart
Trauyaur
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Dares
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Rittshureh
Baste
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Morrison
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Oldham Blanks Harris
Forbes
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Hazen
C. Cuyler
All Pittsoureh
Goslin
Joe Harris
Jidze
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Smith
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Ruel
Waller
Stanley Harris
Rey
Peckinpaush
Ian Barnhare
Texas
Bucky
Parey
Traynor
Pie
Veck
Peckinpzugh
Becau
Senate
Yde
Bigsdce
Bigbee
Tnning
Aldr Dge
Stan Harris
Gostin
Harris
Ries
Rand Gostin
Viraia
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Colunia
Byrd Defends Arctic Flight Prep Before President
Lieutenant Commander Richard Byrd returned from the far north and told a White House audience that preparations for the navy flying contingent with the MacMillan Arctic expedition were not haphazard. He did not accuse Colonel Mitchell by name but stated the Navy was not guilty of major bungling of plans for the pole trip.
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Washington, D. C
Richard
Byrd
Navy
Althu
Col
Mitchell
Navy Department
Ex-Bishon s Plea for Injunction Quashed
New Orleans October 15 Federal Judge Louis H Buros dismissed for lack of jurisdiction the petition by the Right Rev William Montgomery Brown Galion Ohio in which he sought to enjoin the house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church from deposing him as bishop of Arkansas The ruling ends his bid to halt church action in that diocese
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New Orleans
Louis H. Buros
William Montgomery Brown
Galion, C
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Panama Quiet With U S Troops on Job
Panama remained quiet as U S troops, sent after labor unrest, began restoring normal business. President orders avoided further demonstrations by rent payers, with possible withdrawal of troops before weekend.
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U.S
Bailhoa
Canal “Zone
Owl
Banama
Coiart
France May Borrow if Debt Terms Taken
Washington, D. C. Ort. 15 (UP) Financial aid by American bankers probably would be extended to France with United States government approval should the French accept the five year debt terms offered by the American debt commission, treasury officials intimated today.
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Washington, D. C
France
United States
Nick
Murray elected primate of Protestant Episcopal Church
New Orleans October 15. Bishop John Murray of Maryland was elected primate of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States for six years with a yearly salary of four thousand dollars and benefits. He began as a bookkeeper and banker before entering ministry, serving as rector in Birmingham and St. Michael in Reyne, and studied at Kingston Theological Seminary and Drew Theological College.
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Las
UPI
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Murray
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church of the United St
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Trent
York
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Tenmesser
Rishi Murray
Lonaco
Oining
Kingston Pa
Drew Theological College
Madison
N. J
Selina
Ata
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Tie
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Mide Priese
Dadlen Wits
Church of the Advent
Birmingham
Reine
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