West High Prevails Over Tutor College in Narrow Gridiron Victory
West High defeated Tutor College 21 to 14 as Holgate and Turan led a first-half surge. Miller and Ziegler added scores for West High while Powers and Walter contributed key yardage and a late touchdown stretch. The Little Tutors managed two first downs late but could not overcome West High's strong defense and breakout plays.
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Tegithus
Nyet
Wathor
Chetiowior
Inag
Darntes
Eheda
Ptiehau
Tele
Botella
McGarvey Uni
Miler
Chageb
Rugper
Burton
Halvanios OO Varels
Miller
Son
Holgate
Carly
Turran
Coe Agate
West
Othe Intland
Meat
Powers
Versch Inca
Wieky
Woeser Ifen
Walter
Ziegler
Wilson
Hardinger
Jas
Wong
Walker
Hart
Andy
George
Orr
Tahor
Jeg
Maselman Torr
Rt ii Bride
Lry
Christensen
Tayatis
Tohnson
Thay
Ehowar
Zeigier
Dey
Tere
Mnitdtey
Bendes
Inwa
Girl Acquitted of Murder, Companion Sentenced to Death
Violet Dickerson was acquitted of murder while a companion received the death sentence for the robbery and murder of aged victim Charles Geffinger. The verdict followed testimony after the crime, with judges and jurors delivering the decision near the trial's close.
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Philadelphia
Violet Dickerson
Sternkeener
Charles Geffinger
Orffine
Beers Elected International President of Mens Clubs
Glenn Beers, longtime Waterloo civic leader and lawyer from Gilmore City, was named international president of the Mens Clubs during the organization’s Ly3 convention. He has served as Waterloo unit president and held vice presidential roles, noted for active community influence and local law firm ties.
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Glenn Beers
Int
Waterins
International
Beers
International Oreganization
Waterloo
Tpivereity
Inwa
War Borewn
Gilmore City
Pi Sias, Zoemersman & Krank
Marriage of Edith Rockefeller McCarrick in Chicago
Report notes Edith Rockefeller McCarrick, wife of Harold McCormick, expected to wed in Chicago society circles. The article references a past separation and ongoing financial legal matters, with speculation about family and social impact.
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Mes
Edith l Rockefeller McCarrick
Chicago
Harold McCar
Ain
McCormick
Aident Court
President Davis Promotes Workingmen Aid in Iowa Rally
President Davis declared he will safeguard workers as he campaigned in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. He criticized private railroad control, urged labor unity, and defended the Mooseheart program while outlining a plan to improve state welfare and oppose the public farm system.
Funeral services for Mes Sophia at First Presbyterian church
Mrs Sophia Muartuari M S SOPUTA VALL dies in Leche. Funeral Sunday at 2 from First Presbyterian chapel. Burial at Fairview. She lived in Winds, Dut, Back Hawk county, with time on Theodore N Vail Lyndon estate. mother-in-law to telephone magnate. Survived by grandson Vail Carroll and sister Mrs John J Wilson. Only daughter Mrs J P Carrol died years ago. Body at O Keefe & Towne mortuary. Mrs Susan Williams Rosary at 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Soputa Vall
Mes. Sophia
Macartney
Theodore N. Vail
Lyndon
Vail Carroll
John J. Wilson
J. P. Carrol
Lafayette Street
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Day to Wind Up Midwest Tour at Louisville
John W. Davis traveled through Missouri and the Mississippi region for a final push in the Midwest. He spoke to large crowds in several cities, urging support for the Democratic ticket. He emphasized principles of popular sovereignty and personal liberty, promising government of honesty and justice for all citizens.
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Midwest
Louis Tomert
Louls
John Wo Davie
trans-Missiaelopi
Middlewest
Gubakeinenia
Mississippi
Addy
Dumopetade Engunkttes
Nashvilla
Mensy
Houik
Nashville
Chen
Louisville
Hyansville
Cleveland
New York
Davis
Citeas
Chicago
Missouri
Avery
Walsh Says G. O. P. Planned to Raise 10 Million Fund
The article reports Walsh accusing the Republican Party of planning a 10 million fund to influence the election. It notes stated targets for state and national support, mentions Edward J. Stetsburg as fundraiser chair in Philadelphia, and cites bankers urging contributions from banks and national committees to aid Coolidge and Dawes.
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Walsh
United States
W.J. Bryan
Coolidge
Wananga
Coolidern and Dawes
Nad
Kome
Joseph R. Grundy
Teristol
Tee
George W. Sinuney
4 Metals National Bank
New York
Bankers
Comimitten
Heetine Adsonsapek
Miss Dagny Jensen Weds John R Reed in Pittsburgh
Dagny Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jensen will marry John Ross Reed in Pittsburgh at his sister's home. They plan four days in Fairmont then sail Oct 26 for Europe to study music in Italy. Jensen is Iowa State Teachers College graduate and a music teacher. Reed is a musician with a Redpath-Clanthaqua circuit company. Linden Methodist bazaar and country store set for Tuesday and Wednesday with fancywork aprons fresh baking canned goods and cafeteria supper.
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Misa Dagny Jaensen
Aris Jensen
Gudar Falla
Waterloo Frenple
John Ross Reed
New York City
Pittsburgh
Rpetaives
Fairmont
W. Va
New York
Europe
Italy
Miss Jensen
Iowa State
Caiese
Cedar
Reed
Tanden Church Bazat
Linden Methodist
Partora
Prodigy Star BK Demonstrates Advanced Math Skills
A five year old in New York City, Star BK, astonishes experts by naming weekdays from dates and solving two and three unit problems like 5x87. The remarkable child reportedly speaks multiple languages and can spell ordinary words after hearing them.
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BK. Wagnini
New York City
Hank
Government Blamed by Alien Smuggling on Mexican Line
Washington, Oct. 18. The administration plans talks with Mexican authorities to curb aliens crossing the border, with Assistant Secretary Edward J. Henning announcing conferences in Mexico City to reduce illegal entries. Labor Secretary Davis said talks would follow with Canada and that border patrols would be expanded from 50 to about 200 agents on the Mexican side.
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Uniternationnal News
Washington, D.C
Oet
United States
Mexico
Edward J. Henning
Tabor
Mexico City
Henning
James J. Davis
Tie
Civil Service
Wea Tnt
Davis
Arrest Officers in Dry Squad Crackdown Near Cedar Rapids
International dispatch from Cedar Rapids dated Oct 18 reports federal marshals arresting Mechanicsville town marshal Charles Young and his son Ray, assistant marshal, on charges of interfering with federal agents during liquor searches. They, along with others, faced grand jury bail of 1000 dollars each amid mob threats as enforcement clashes escalated.
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International News
Cedar Rapids
Charles Young
Mechanicsville
Ray
Young
Wilson
Inia
R. R. Slade
Tom Avery
Max Avery
Udr
Tieters
Prairiesburg
Teo Healy
Wealy
Man loses finger at Mc Lowman sausage factory
An incident this morning at the Mc Lowman sausage factory on Blenft Street left a worker with the middle finger severed after his hand was caught in a grinder. The injured man, identified as Snyder, employed by M. TL, received prompt medical attention.
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M. Tl, Synder, & Sausagemaker
Mc Lowman Factory
Bln Ft Street
Fine Weather 16 Good Roads For Entire State
Weather outlook stays favorable as road conditions report from the Des Moines Automobile Club lists many routes in good or gravel-dirt mix. Primary and paved sections cover Clinton through Council Bluffs, Ames to St Paul, and lakes region, with most routes noted as in good condition for the weekend travel.
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Wie
Aamnetipediens
Monjies
Tawa
Des Moines Automobile Club
Wineolo
Clinton Thru Cedar Maples
Marshalstown
Yonne
Council Wluffs
Colfax
Nawiton
Grinnell
Town
City
Davenport
Brooklyn
Adel
Stierl
Atlantic
Caunail Buffs
Omaha
Dexter
Bul‘ance
Manril
Roane
Webster City
Lakes
Port Dodges
Stormwire
Storm Lake
Spencerwyd
Jyirit Lake
Panera
Gullele Center
Harlan
Hlaife Wid Onahka
Grand Junction
Paints
Pleasantyne i
Centerville
Prug Clerk Robbed of 2500 On Way to Bank
Ottumwa Iowa October 18 Johnl Quinn employee of the Iowa Avenue pharmacy was robbed of 300 by two men in a large touring car as he headed to the bank. A witness gave car number and description. Cadillac suspected. The store near a packing house handles clocks for repairs, explaining large sums carried.
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Ottumwa
Johnl Quinn
Iowa Avene
Quinn
Women of Synod Luncheon Highlights Delegates and Plans
More than 195 delegates and visitors attended Presbyterian women's luncheon in Winterset area churches. Tables featured yellow and white chrysanthemums and corsages for missionaries, with talks by presbyterial and synodical officers on past achievements and future plans, including Miss Mary Pratt and Miss Versis Stramm preparing for missions in Mesopotamia.
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Iowa Synod
Winterloo
Jesup
Winton
Independence
Cedar Heights
Cedar Falls
Faure
C. W. McCleary
Africa
H. Williams
Bacatamanga
Colombia
South Antetiit
Mary Bb. Pratt
Waterloo
Iwo
Serv Itd
Ers Thramm
Burlington
Bagdad
Prete Presid
Fred S. Vettir
Aodicats
Mra. J. FP. Hinkhouse
Dubuque Presbytery
J, EB. Utall
Christian Education
Mibsai Mildred Dane
Mra
G. M. Deal
C. E. Chenay
Wea
Cooley
David Stevenson
Waterloof
Elle Searles
Java City
Daniels
Missionary
Ty. Blvythe
Sioux City
Mary BE. Pratt
Versis Scttramm
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Rageiad
Mesopotamia
Nominations mount for Britain's October election
London dispatch reports nominations for the October 29 parliamentary election will total about 1,400 across Great Britain. The Liberals expect a larger slate than last time, the Labour party aims to exceed 500 candidates, and the number of women running rises, with 41 seeking seats. Campaigning grows bitter as leaders sponge vitriolic charges, Lloyd George derides the government’s record while Churchill and Birkenhead assail Labour and MacDonald.
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London
Labor
Ver
Win Hartshorn
Ted Prese
Britain
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Lord Birkenhead
Ramsay MacDonald
Hombug
Moscow
MacDonald
Sarbuset
Weather to Become Cooler Over Sunday
Generally fair and cooler weather is expected this weekend per the state bureau. Tomorrow will be as agreeable as Sunday. Motorists will enjoy food outings and picnics. yesterday felt July-like with temperatures jumping well above normal. The month’s average exceeds October norms by about five degrees as Des Moines endured heat.
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Stat Bureau
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Ferguson clears path for Texas governor bid candidacy
Supreme Court of Texas rules Miriam A Ferguson remains eligible for governor and may have her name printed on the ballot. Announcement notes a $20,706 endowment gift to Penn College from the Salle Stalker Smith estate. Miss Marjorie Murtagh returns home from Iowa City for a weekend visit with her parents.
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Austin, Tex
Miriam A. Fergpson
Texas
Aligble T Hold Ofice
Supreme Court
Oskalonsa
Penn College
Salle Stalker Smith
Iowa Campaign In Full Swing Ahead Of 1934 Vote
Des Moines reports two weeks remain before the 1934 election as La Follette forces push active local campaigns. Republicans and Democrats send speakers statewide, while Senate party balance fears rise due to two vacancies and shifting allegiances. Attorney General Harlan F. Stone plans a Des Moines visit as a notable boost for Coolidge supporters.
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Des Moines
Get
la Follette
National Committee
Ater
Kendall
Iowa
Towa
Supreme Cours
F. D. Letts
Davenport
Ralph A. Thompson
Muscatine
Congress
Letts
la Poltette
Coolidge
United States
Senate
Stone
Coolinge
Kunny
Coolitge
Lowa
Repass Estate To Wife And Daughter In Equal Shares
In a will drawn Sept 8 1924 and dated shortly before his death Oct 4 O A Repass late president of the Repass Automobile company bequeathed all his property in equal shares to his wife Hilda L and his daughter Mrs Lucile M Was net naming his wife executor. The will provides that she secure friendly and valuable advice from Chinde a Clark Ira Rodamar of Waterlope and son-in-law BH Wagner of Mason City in administering the estate and carrying out the provisions. It calls for high class first mortgage securities where possible. Clark has long been Repass partner and Rodamar is president of Leavitt Johnson National bank.
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O. A. Repass
Repass Automobile Company
Ford
Hilda L
Lucile M
Renass
Repuss
Chinde A. Glark
Ira Rodamar
Waterlope
H. Wagner
Mason City
Consolidated Schools Plan Forget-Me-Nots Drive
Mayor and Mrs A F Gnagr along with several others visited Hudson Finchford Dunkerton and Fairbank to organize selling forget-me-nots for disabled veterans. Volunteers show enthusiasm as flowers and containers go to schools November 1 for the drive. Meetings planned with citizen committees at Greater Waterloo association and Memorial hall to coordinate activities. A social hour and refreshments arranged.
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A. FE. Gnagr
Mra
R.A. Denny
A. L. Burton
J. O. King
Hudson
Finchford
Dunkerton
Fairbanker
General Citizens’ Committees
Greater Waterloo Association
King Marson Post
T. A.V
Memorial Hall
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Woos Rockefeller
Edwin D.krenn
Edith Wicor Icy
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EL Polal
Pridivizes
Robent
Kubert
Borden
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Twang Hin
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Old Towa
Ati Barker
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Dwvis
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Canfield
Mys Msie
TJ. Ai Robinson
Secrtary
Davisit Canfield
Linn Fons AA
Wn Ie Orke
United States Department At Labor
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Chem
Ueber
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Atver Ini
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ALU
iKpaslar
Teuhart Wattersen
Meete Bi
Kelding Con
Misai
Martha McCommick
Id. Meese
Cousty
Myra Vlayper
Ueapublican Party
Pias
Tam
Raepublican
Carpenter
Gentpe Mo Carpenter
Conneay Labor Union
Brtro- Linwad
Kayis
Vouight Davis
Cefar Traphis
Mao- Wingami
St. Louis
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Lafeyette
Joe
M. Spangler
Tremibligan
Car Linn Cownty
Prainy Cedar
Linn County
Allysses
Maine
Ike
Moose
Fulk
Bawton
Alan Hart
Galesburg
Wron
Rand
Muartuari
Susan Williams
St. Joseph
East
N. Y
Dagny Jensen
John R. Reed
Pittsburgh, PA
Stuart
Wagean
Obregon
Auto Club
PRUG
Banc
Women OF Synod
Vor
Willy Spek
Supreme Court OR
s _ Ferguson
Marjorie Murtagh
J. C. Murtagh
Iowa City
Visi
Consolidated Schools
Forget
Garrie Lucas
Methodist Church
la Follette Woman’s Club
Progressive Headquarters
Fifth Street East
State Teachers College
Usal
County Central Committee
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