Dawes Silent On Naval Negotiations Aboard France
Gen. Charles Gates Dawes United States ambassador to Great Britain avoided discussing the Anglo American naval disarmament talks as he arrived on the France for a brief stay. Mme. Curie accompanied him and said her health prevented interviews while she planned to visit President Hoover in Washington and attend cancer control events. Maurice Chevalier also aboard and Owen D Young welcomed the travelers.
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New York
Charies Gates Dawes
United States
Great Britain
Science
Dawes
Sand
MacDonald
Lon~don
Chile
Chicago
Washington
Stimson
Hoovere
England
Berengaria
Lawrenceville
N.J
Daws, Dawes
Tg T
General Dawes
Maurice Chevalier
Hoover
American Society
Thomas Edison
Mme. Curie
Academy of Science
Poland
Senate Debates Tariffs and Coastwise Laws
Senate factions clash over tariff bills as leaders push action. Caraway committee opens lobby probe into coastwise law applications to the Philippines. Heflin accuses Fall of feigning sickness in bribery trial amid broader push to place all commerce under ICC jurisdiction. Senate rejects a mill in bond wheat duty amendment and approves an anti prison labor export prohibition amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
M D Onald to Seek Canadian Views on Neighbor U S
Prime Minister Mackenzie King plans to discuss with MacDonald how Canada can help align Britain and the United States to avert war if possible. He may refrain from intruding while the British Empire seeks a broad stance. The discussions aim to exchange frank opinions on U S relations.
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Mackenzie King
Britain
America
MacDonald
Mackenzie
Osneda
Washington
MacDonald to Visit Canada Amid Trade Turmoil
Canada shows ire over American tariff policy affecting dairy lumber and cattle bands fears of retaliation. Prime Minister MacDonald to meet premiers in Toronto Ottawa Montreal and Quebec during a ten day visit as Canadians urge expanded relations with Britain and caution against Ottawa losses.
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Dominion
Canada
America
Quebec
Vancouver
MacDonald
J. H. Thomas
Privy Seal
Ramsay MacDonald
Thomas
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
London
Re Elect Utterback Head of Red Cross
Hubert Utterback was re elected chairman of the Town council of the American Red Cross. Mrs E Barnes Garner was named vice chairman and Walter St John Des Moines secretary. New state councillors were elected from five congressional districts including John G Abrams Mount Pleasant and John M Ely Cedar Rapids with several others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hubert Utterback
Amercan Red Cross
E. Barnes
Garner
Walter St. John
John G. Abrams
Mount Pleasant
John M. Ely
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
L. W. Pratl
Lamon
Peter Hansen
Audubon
Ira J
Houston
Iowa City
B. L. Taylor
Clarion
EH. Cress
Mason City
F. HH. ‘Waters
Ames
E. George Gradlinger
Oscar Riff
Sioux City
France Accepts British Naval Disarmament Talks
Paris reports France will enter a London conference on naval disarmament in January after cabinet review of marine minister Leygues report. Paris will send formal acceptance and a note with France’s reservations after further study of navy expert reports. Marriage notices for Jesse Bridge and others appear at page end.
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Paris
Arthur Henderson
London
Georges Leygues
France
Longon
Shawnee Faces Threats From Local Extortion Gang
Shawnee officials and private detectives tightened security after a business man, Arthur L. Fauble, was abducted and warned to pressure wealthy residents to pay extortion demands of 10 000 to 15 000. Four other wealthy men and a multimillionaire African American resident were targeted, with threats extending to theatre managers and cinema houses.
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Shawnee
Oklo
Arthur L. Faubte
Wichita
Kaw
Toll
Fauble
Arkansas River
Barnsboro
F. A. Budd
H. T. Douglas
Shawnee National Bank
Frank Buck
The
Federal National Bank
Senate splits over bill to prohibit liquor purchase
A heated debate centers on a bill penalizing liquor buyers, with senators divided over constitutionality. Supporters argue Congress may curb sales to enforce prohibition, while opponents claim it could create an illegal crime. Public opinion fractures on the issue ahead of December votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Senate
William H. Borah
Idaho
King
Congress
Utah
Sheppard
Debate Over Hanging Convicted Slayer Eddie Ives
Nervousness spread through the state penitentiary as Eddie Ives faced execution for the Denver murder during a prison break in which 13 died. Gov Adams and Warden Crawford weighed a possible postponement while officials debated whether to proceed before midnight Saturday.
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Cannon City
Cole
Ord
U.P
Eddie Ives
Ives
Temperatures Forecast With Erratic Readings
The readable fragment lists a maximum Monday around 72 and a minimum Monday night about 49 degrees with unclear Tuesday figures. Concrete dates or locations are not provided in the readable text.
Flat Feet Found Among Weal High Students
Coach Gordon Meeter reports that two of five boys at Weal High have fallen arches, a figure he cites to support a new system of daily 20 minute physical education. He outlined aims to improve health and posture and banned swearing in dressing rooms and on the athletic field. The West Wight string orchestra, directed by Ralph Pronk, performed selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Meeter
Weal High School
Hutcheon
Meeter
West Wight
Ralph Pronk
Farmer Crushed by Own Wagon in Cedar Heights Accident
Retired farmer J. W. Blaughter, 64, of 12101 Sycamore Street, was run over by a loaded sand wagon at the A. A. Gibson farm in Cedar Heights. He was unconscious from 8 p.m. yesterday, suffered a fractured skull, broken ribs and a fractured shoulder, and remained in Sartori hospital in critical condition with slight improvement overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Blaughter
Sycamore Street
Sartori Hospital
Gedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Slaughter
A. A. Gibson
Rainbow ‘Drive
Gibson Farm
6 000 000 Grain Co op Organized
Articles of incorporation filed in St Paul for a 6 million dollar farmers cooperative that will operate in Minnesota Montana North Dakota and South Dakota. The group linked to the Farmers Cooperative Elevator Association plans credit access for farmers and loans through the federal farm board and regular banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
U.R
Secretary of State
Railroads to Probe Extra Fare on Crack Trains
The Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate extra fares charged on premium trains. All railroads under the Interstate Commerce Act are included. The inquiry follows a report last summer that such charges may violate the thru fare rule. Estimated camber revenue involved is about 16 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Critleras
Commission
Camler
Age of Transition Highlighted by Kiwanis Club
H. George Buss, publicist for United States Daily, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Russell-Lamson about the age of transition from individualism to cooperation and from simple exchange to complex corporate control. Buss, a former cattle rancher and Texas panhandle reporter, traced his career from Montana to Washington and to Washington during Wilson's era.
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H. George Buss
United States
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamsoh
America
Buss
Montana
Texas Panhandle
Wilson
Final chapter ends medical life insurance tale
A judge signed off on the final report of T. J. Harrison as receiver of the Medical Life Insurance Company of America, discharging the receiver. Remaining assets of about 19 thousand dollars were distributed to claimants and attorneys, with assets totaling near 19,527 dollars in hand. Ivan C. G. Londergan, former head of the firm nicknamed the wolf of Lafayette street, serves a commuted sentence for mail fraud and spoke of a new Kansas City insurance venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Life Insurance Company of America
G. W. Wood
T. J. Harrison
R. A. Yardo
Des Moines
Pickett
Swisher & Farwell
Edwards
Longley
Ransler
Harris
Cherokee County
Ivan CG. Londergan
Medical Life
Wolf of
Lafayette Street
Kansas City
Man Eats Record Bass Worth 600 Dollars
Frank Kelly of Cedar Heights reportedly consumed a five pounds ten ounce small mouth bass he caught Sunday. The fish, the largest locally and possibly in U S, was valued at 400 dollars by tackle firms and 200 dollars in prizes, with the eater earning no prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelly
Cedar Heights
United States
Toledo
Kelly
Associated Tackle Manufacturers
Field & Sires Magazine
Judges May Not Pass Sentence in Vacation Time
Des Moines Iowa October 15. The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that town district judges may not sentence defendants during vacation unless statutes time and motions are ruled in open court. The decision concerns Walter Rime who was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Fort Madison after a Davis County Assault with Intent to Kill conviction. The court admonished the judge to hear motions and exceptions before sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
Walter Rime
Davis County
Rime
W. M. Walker
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Supreme Court
Everglades Flooding Impacts Hialeah Area With Rains
Heavy Everglades rain flooded Hialeah Fla to two feet high with 6400 square miles affected. Engineers reported planned damming along the Tamlarl trail and a ditch to divert waters to Biscayne Bay as emergency steps. RETURN AFTER 33 YEARS Mr and Mrs Levi Hershiser and their daughter Hoyt Wagner visit Ed Heal in Miami after 33 years away.
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Miami
Fla
U.R
Everglades
Hialeah
Tamlarl Trail
Milamil
Biscayne Bay
Levi Hershiser
Emmett
Ned
Wateriss
Liza Grey Chaplin Engaged to Phil Baker
In Muwauxee on Oct 15 the engagement of Liza Grey Chaplin former wife of Charlie Chaplin to Phil Baker, actor with the Pleasure Bound musical comedy company, was announced at a party last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwauxee
Liza Grey Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Phil Baker
Musicat
Nick Carter Arrested for Drunkenness and liquor Possession
Nick Carter a Waterloo native residing at 234 1-2 Fourth Street West was arrested yesterday by Patrolman C E Thornberry for intoxication and illegal liquor possession. He was sentenced to four days on the drunkenness charge by Judge George J Sager with county attorney Burry Towne assisting. Ned Sater noted as possessing charges remained unclear.
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Wreck Carter
C. E. Thornberry
Nick Carter
Waterloo
Fourth Street
George J. Sager
Burry Towne
Ned Sater
Girl and Steward Held After Writer Jumps Overboard
New Orleans on October 15 Miss Ione Old a 25 year old brunette and Bam Epstein a ship steward were held for questioning in the death of Jack Kraft New York newspaper writer whose body was recovered from the Mississippi near Duras Louisiana Kraft en route from New York to San Francisco with Miss Old reportedly jumped overboard from the Creole last week just before docking after Kraft allegedly proposed marriage Miss Old and Epstein witnessed the leap and Kraft was found shot in the chest witnesses said Kraft and Miss Old had been writing stories together aboard ship with Miss Old listed as Krafts foster sister by ship authorities
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New Orleans
Ione Oid
Brunet
Jack Kraft
New
Miss Old
Kraft
County Library Teal To Be Made In B C County
Establishment of a model county library unit in Black Hawk county aims to extend service to small towns and rural areas. The Waterloo Public Library has used contract and non resident plans. $800 was appropriated over two years. Oscar Anderson urged state legislation allowing county financing of libraries at Des Moines meeting. J Sidney Johnson of Marshalltown elected president with others named to officers.
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Black Hawk County
Town Library Association
Des Moines
Oscar Anderson
Waterloo
Bvo
Independence Junior College
Jubilee
Orange Township
Hudson
Jesup
Marshalltown
J. Sidney Johnson
Charles H. Brown
Ames
Gorneth
Doctors Examine Shooting Janitor in Pilot Mound
Napier school janitor A R Ed Cowcick was examined at a local hospital after he fired on visitors at the G E Bennett home in Pilot Mound. The incident occurred while Cowcick and his family were visiting following a squirrel hunt. Bennett sustained a minor wound.
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Boone, In
A.r.-Ed Cowhick
Napier School
G. E. Bennett
Pilot Mound
Cowcick
Bennett
Roy Ostong
Famly
Air Tour Entrants Stop for Lunch in Louisville
At Louisville Kentucky on October 15 the Edsel Ford reliability trophy leg paused for a luncheon as St. Louis 264 miles distant loomed as the afternoon goal. Wiley Post in a Lockheed led the group with Steve Lacey close behind. a Gess-man minute gap marked the finish. GRAND COUNCIL MEETS in Cedar Rapids with Masons from Town led by Grand Master E. W. Holler and Deputy Roy G. Webb opening annual sessions. officers to be elected and a class initiated.
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Louisville
St. Louis
Wiley Post
Lockheed
Steve Lacey
Gessman
Grand Council
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Grand
E. W. Holler
Brooklyn
Roy G. Webb
Earl Lindstrom Held On Wife Desertion Charge
Earl Lindstrom of the city was jailed after Deputy Bailiff George Krelman arrested him on a municipal court warrant for wife desertion. He reportedly left his wife and five children without support. Switzerland completed 1360 miles of main federal railway electrification.
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Earl Lindstrom
George Krelman
Girl Slayer Ties to Other Attack Attempts
Chicago reports John Preston, the confessed killer of Agnes Johnson, linked to a 9 year old assault of Gertrude Wellmuth then Miss Bombenger. Wellmuth to identify the man with two friends. Preston vows not to flinch from the electric chair as prosecutors adjust plans.
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Girl
Chicago
John Preston
Stesplejack
Agnes Johnson
Gertrude Wellmuth
Preston
Will
Finch
Altho
du Page
Cooler Weather and Frost Forecast for Iowa
Des Moines reports cooler weather and a frost threat predicted by federal weather observer Charles Reed. He notes northwest Iowa will feel the chill tonight with a general cold snap looming tomorrow as temperatures drop to around 35 degrees in some areas.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles ¥. Reed
Federal
Reed
Wing Crumples as Two Fliers Die in Crash
In Quincy Illinois a rebuilt airplane lost a wing and crashed shortly after takeoff killing pilot William O'Neill and B J St Ange of Chicago, superintendent of construction on the Quincy memorial bridge. The crash followed a stunt dive by Lt. Onge and O'Neill.
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Quincy
William O'Neill
B. J. St.Ange
Chicago
Quincy Memorial
Mississippi River
Onge
O'Neill
Steam kills two at Grimes canning plant
Des Moines reports two workers Mart Grief and Grimes sod Mrs John Mc Kinney of Dallas Center died from steam scalding when a valve blew in a Grimes canning plant boiler room early this morning. Fireman R N Nash was slightly burned but escaped by crawling under the steam. Forty workers were in the building at the time. Banks merge in New Market and Clarinda merger to transfer records to Clarinda.
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Des Moines
Mart Grief
Grimes
John McKinney
Dallas Center
Grimes Canning Plant
R. N. Nash
Nash
New Market
New Market Savings Bank
Page County State Bank
Clarinda
Three Boys Killed on Railroad Crossing in Weatherford
Weatherford Texas reports a fatal collision between an automobile and a freight train killing Joe Bounds and Robert Chambers. Clinton Jackson died later in hospital. Carl Bounds and D G Wilson survived with serious injuries after the crash last night at the crossing.
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Weatherford
Tex
Joe Bounds
Robert Chambers
Clinton Jackson
Carl
D. G. Wilson
Won't Speak Quick, Got 90 Days Jail and Fine
Pred. Klicker pleaded guilty to liquor law violations in Fairfield. Judge E. S. Wells halted his delay and sentenced him to ninety days in jail and a $500 fine after he initially protested for time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
U.ph
Klicker
E.S. Wells
Waverly Couple United in Marriage at Sumner
Waverly Ia Oct 15 Mrs Sophie Schultz and Theodore Seitz both of this city were married Wednesday evening Oct 9 at Sumner. The ceremony was performed by Rev Theo Klatt pastor of Sumner Lutheran church and son in law of Mrs Seitz. The groom is a retired farmer. The couple will reside in Waverly.
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Waverly
Sophie Schultz
Theodore Seltz
Sumner
Theo Klatt
Sumner Lutheran Church
Seitz
Plainfield Traffic Case Draws Attention From Minnesota Officials
Plainfield, Ta. October 13. R R Speer of Minneapolis and Henry J Lund of St Paul paid $7.85 in mayor court for reckless driving as they warned Minnesota drivers about Plainfield as a speed trap. Mayor Orcutt defended Plainfield, noting the town enforces speed limits to safeguard pedestrians and that immoderate speeds exceed 15 mph in business areas and 25 mph in residential zones.
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Plainfield
R. R. Bpeer
Minneapolis
Henry J. Lund
St. Paul
Speer
Lund
American Automobile Association
Minnesota
South Thru Town
Kenneth Orcutt
Halleck
Orcutt
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Congress Today
M’donald
U. S
Utterback
Red Cross
Censes
Li Jesse Bridge
Vinton
Lucy Linsey
Arthur Callies
Rubye Frayser
Charleston
Fins
Londergan
Wta Chaplin
Ear
B. C
State Association
Model Johnson
Switzerland
Federal Railways
Wrathy
Central Time
WIZ
Associated Nbc
Consolidated Clear Corp
Fifth Avenue
Martin Bags. CO
Sycamore St
Waterloo, Ia
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