Three Bodies Still Held After Utah Mine Disaster
Rescue teams freed Norden and Ratalaza after 58 hours in the Utah Apex mine rock cave. They survived while three other miners perished under heavy timbers in stop No 20 as debris and darkness trapped them. Funeral plans pending.
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Associated Press
Bingham
Utah
Swo
Ien Whro
Joseph Norden
Natalaza
Norden
Ratahiza
Rock I'Rison
Ratalaza
Rutalaza
Governors Draft Plea to Coolidge on Dry Law Oversight
Governors urge President Coolidge to keep dry laws under national and state oversight. Blaine notes railroad valuation issues while Gov Groves beck accuses the Washington conference of futility and distrats farmers. Governors head to Washington aboard a Pennsylvania train with most states represented.
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Page m
Blaine
Grovsbeck
Michigan
Washington
Gov. Hyde
Missouri
Governors Smith
New York
Ruccle
Maryland
Srgan
Neotraska
Serugham
Nevada
Denahex
Ohio
White House
Zev Victim of Epidemic in Papyrus Race Tale
The article notes Zev suffering illness affecting the Papyrus race with Zev described as in poor health while Wes Bulebeard remains in perfect condition. General Pershing declined to attend the race and will be represented by Major Belmont. Belmont admits Zev faces illness though specifics are not disclosed.
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Zev
Papyrus
Wes Bulebeard
Boe
Gen. Pershing
August Belmont
Dead Man Found Near Belle Plaine in Straw Stack
Belle Plaine, Iowa October 18. Police investigate a decomposed Italian laborer found in a straw stack near town. Authorities believe he was killed by companions in a freight yard and his body hidden in the stack. The skull was fractured and the saw bone broken. a tattered prayer book and torn handkerchief aided nationality identification.
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Belle Plaine
Prohibitionists Offer Ford Nomination for President
The Prohibition national committee says Henry Ford would receive the party’s 1924 presidential nomination if he desires it. Ford previously considered 1920 nomination, but followed Woodrow Wilson supporters’ advice to stay out. Hinshaw announced another conference with party leaders and a December Washington meeting to discuss enforcement and a national convention plan.
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Associated Dress
Los Angeles
Prohibition Party
Henry Ford
Prohibition National Committee
Ford
Woodrow Wilson
Hinshaw
Fra Washingon
Na‘tional Committee
Washington
Famo Budapest Palace Sale In Budapest Headlines
Budapest reports Frankfort General Insurance Co paid 50 Tour villars for Count Batthany palace once used as a red government department. The sale followed Bolshevik requisition and later ownership by the count, with debt settled as the mark weakened. A pet parrot tale from Kinston closes the item.
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Budapest
Villars
Frankfort General Insartunes Company
Count Batthany
Bern
Red Government
Bolzhevik
Palucn
Funeral services for Emilo Romero in Rome
Funeral services for Emilo Romero, who died from injuries after a pile of railroad ties toppled on him at Turnvic Central yards, will be at St. Joseph's church tomorrow at 9 a.m. Rev. Edward Stattery will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary. Illinois Central officials sought relatives but found none. Romero had come from Mexico about two years ago.
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Emilo. Romelo
Emilo Romero
Turnvic Central
St. Joseph's Church
Edward Stattery
Calvary
Illinois Central
Mexico
Soviet arms wait signal 10 in Europe warned by senator
Senator William King,Utah Democrat, warned of a massed Soviet force ready to invade Germany from along the Polish border. He cited talks with Trotzky and Tchichering and urged an international conference to settle German reparations to avert a spread of Soviet influence in Europe.
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International
Washington, D. C
Ger
Wiliam H. King
Utah
Europe
Poland
Germany
France
Trotzky
German Republic
United States
Ruhr
Frances
Roosevelt Scrapbooks Spotlight Career at Memorial
New York a memorial dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt will display scrapbooks tracing his rise from assemblyman candidate to president. The volumes begin with TR's father and include notes in Cal Roosevelt's handwriting and Harvard letters. The collection also features a Brazilian riding outfit given to Cal Roosevelt and the cradle once used for TR.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Cal. Roosevelt
Harvard
Cal
Wakened in Night, Accepts Long Distance Proposal
Pretty Miss Wleanor Levy of New York, a School of Applied Art graduate, plans to wed Charles Ginsberg, a wealthy innkeeper. Her father Harold A. Levy, a rich cigar importer, accompanies her from Albany, Georgia, where a dawn call awakened her at 3 30 in the morning and led to an engagement.
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Miss Wleanor
Levy
New York City
School of Applied Art
New York
Albany
Hardin Supervisors Protest Motorbus Lines in Hardin County
The Hardin county board of supervisors filed a protest with the Iowa railroad commission against motorbus operation in Hardin county. They argue damage to primary gravel road No 1 from heavy buses endangers traffic beyond tax receipts and license fees. The Red Ball Transportation Company and the Jefferson Highway Company, operating buses between Mason City and Minneapolis, were named in the petition.
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Des Moines
Hardin County
Iowa Railroad Commission
Hardin County Board of Supervisors
al- Taeady
Phay
Red Ball Transportation Company
Jefferson Highway Company
Mason City
Minneapolis
Elks Lodge Moves to Expel Ku Klux Klan Members
Atlantic City lodge of Elks 276 adopts a resolution to expel Klan members marking a first such act for a fraternal group. Exalted Ruler Eugene G Schwinghammer says the Klan ideals conflict with Elks principles as a national campaign begins. McFarland voices cautious stance saying grand lodge officers do not yet approve.
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Atlantic City
Harold Farr Sends Word from Chicago
Harold Farr, a 16 year old boy last heard from Wednesday evening, sent a telegram to his parents in Chicago saying he is there and has work. He had been employed at the Western Union telegraph office for four weeks and left home hoping to find better pay at the Rusgett Lamson hotel.
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John T. Farr
Harold
Chicsago
Western Union Telegraph Office
Rusgett- Lamson Hotel
Chicago
Family of Six Killed at Michigan Grade Crossing
In Sarinaw Michigan on October 19 a Pere Marquette passenger train struck an automobile, killing six members of the Howard Peale family from Flint. The father and mother and two children Helen and Carl died instantly while Boring and Irvin died aboard the train en route to a hospital.
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Sarinaw, Mich
Howard Peale
Flint
Mich
Here
Helen
Carl
Boring
Irvin
Waterloo Gideons Launch Membership Drive
Waterloo Gideons will meet at F Willis Jenks 404 Trammond avenue Sunday to launch a membership drive. Members will attend church services in the morning then convene at the Jenks home for dinner followed by an afternoon session to map plans and conduct business.
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Waterloo
Gideons
F. Willis Jenks
Trammond Avenue
Gov Bryans State Coal Agency Expands To Help Nebraskans
Gov Charles W Bryan reports his coal department at the Nebraska state capital now serves 7 9 towns with more joining daily. He expects savings of about 15 million dollars this winter as coal shipments rise to 23 car loads per day and prices drop from 12 14 dollars to 8 50 per ton for consumers. He plans to visit Chicago to arrange broader selling through agents to keep coal at cost for Nebraskans.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Chicago
Agensiea
Nebraska
Bryan
Negress Coaching Witness Ejected in Stokes Divorce Case
In New York on October 19 Mrs Helene Elwood Stokes, wife of W E D Stokes, had her witness coacher Mrs Tattle Johnson ejected from the Supreme Court chamber after defense counsel charged she was coaching witnesses by nodding. An affidavit accusing Stokes of trickery in gathering evidence was introduced by Isador Schapiro for Mrs. Stokes.
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New York
Thattle Johnson
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Supreme Court
Mahoney
Samuel Untermeyer
Isador Schapiro
Stokes
Roads Around Iowa City Impassable For Football Crowd
Frank LaTier, traffic agent for W. F. & N., received word from Cedar Rapids president of the Red Bull Highway Association that dirt roads to Iowa City are practically impassable. Special Cedar Rapids and Iowa City interurban trains are arranged to handle crowds, and W. C. F. & N. should connect with these trains.
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Frank LaTier
Robert N. Carson
Cedar Rapids
Red Bull Highway Association
Iowa City
State Starts Probe Into North American Fire Insurance Co
Des Moines reports a formal inquiry into the North American National Insurance Co a $1 500 000 firm. State Insurance Commissioner W R C Kendrick began the probe at the request of Attorney General Gibson and District Judge W C Bonner granted a continuance of the receivership hearing to November 6.
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State
of North American Fire Insurance Co
Des Moines
North American National Insurance Company
Polk County
W. R. C. Kendrick
Atty
Gen. Gibson
W. C. Bonner
Auto Tourist Jailed Following Shooting of Iowa City Man
In Towa City Iowa on October 19 Wray Owen 32 of Iowa City is in a local hospital and James Mecum is jailed after an unexplained shooting Mecum from Des Moines says he acted in self defense after Owen threatened his life. The Mecums were lodging in a school house during an automobile tour and Owen alleged he was held up and robbed.
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Towa City
Wray Owen
Iowa City
James Mecum
Tiffin
Mecum
Des Moines
Owen
Mecums
Carrington
Three New Homes Planned After Permits Issued
Building permits issued since yesterday noon show three residences to be built by Anna Kreuger at 408 Newell worth 3790, Dana Leonard at 1230 Sixth Street West worth 3800, and Anna Overton at 1342 Newell worth 1400. Also listed are private grantors C G County 204 Oaklawn 3150 S T Mears 420 Dane and Dr C A Boatman 917 Kingsley with small sums. Libert y Bell Lost in Chicago seeks missing ton bell from 1893 World’s Fair relics, reserved for 30th anniversary display October 1–6 by the Chicago Historical Society.
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Anna Kreuger
Newell
Dana Leonard
Sixth Street
Anna Overton
C. G County
Oaklawn
S. T. Mears
Dane
Chicago
United States
Chicago Historical Society
Historical Society
Five Names Before Legion Convention
The American Legion's final business session began with national officer elections in San Francisco. Nominees included Gen Wilder Metcalf of Kansas and Gen James A Crain of Washington DC, with strong shows for John R Quinn and Clarence R Edwards and William B Healey as others.
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International News Wire
San Francisco
Cal
American Legion
Wilder Metcalf
Lawrence
Kan
Middlewest
Metcalf
Buckner
Liichigan
Aaron Shapiro
John R. Quinn
California
Clarence KR
Edwards
Massachusetts
New England
DB. J. Markey
Beltimore
James A. Crain
Washington, D. C
William B. Healey
Pennsylvanus
Judge Lindsey Allows Denver Man to Keep Two Wives
In Beaver Colorado Judge Ben Lindsey dismissed the case charging W A Bevan with contributing to the delinquency of a minor after Bevan agreed to live with his two wives Mrs Bevan and Mrs Edith Wren. Bevan admitted spending alternate nights with each wife and with his 12 year old daughter sent to live with her grandmother the court found no grounds to intervene in the family arrangement and released the case.
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Beaver
Colo
Ben Lindsey
W. A. Bevan
Bevan
Edith Wren
Ethel
Committee Hastens Impeachment Case Against Gov Walton
Oklahoma City report on Gov J C Walton impeachment inquiry shows the house investigating committee rushing to finalize a report by Monday. Chairman W S Disney says new evidence delays completion. at least 12 charges will be included as grounds for impeachment.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
House
J. C. Walton
Disney
Muskogee
Keokuk Welcomes Harcourt Pastor as New Local Leader
Rev. V. I. Westling, pastor at Harcourt Iowa and statistician of the Iowa Lutheran synod, has accepted the call to lead the First Lutheran church in Keokuk. He will assume duties January 1, succeeding Rev. T. L. Rydbeck who left for Kansas.
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Keokuk, Ta
V. I. Westling
Lutheran Church
Harcourt
Iowa Lutheran Synod
First Lutheran Church
T. L.rydbeck
Kansas
Auto Collisions Reported Across City Night
Numerous automobile collisions were logged with police between 4 p m and midnight yesterday. Several cars were damaged but no injuries were reported.
Berlin Severs Bavaria Saxony Ties In Crisis
Berlin reports diplomatic break with Bavaria and Saxony as the Reichstag grants dictatorial powers to the Stresemann cabinet amid mark depreciation and regional tensions. Earthquakes shake Hendersonville and Saluda without damage. Near Coney Island the Halcyon sinks in a north easter. captain and engineer drown.
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Berlin
Bavaria
Saxony
Stresemann
Reichstag
Asheville
N. G
Hendersonville
Saluda
Will of Annie Hillman leaves most to son Worth Hillman
Probate filings reveal Mrs. Annie J Hillman bequeaths to her son Worth Hillman the residuary estate including the Highland home. Other gifts include $5000 to Charles W Illingworth and $500 to several relatives and friends. Irma Hillman receives jewelry and furs. executor named without bond.
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Annie J. Hithman
B.S. Hillman
W. L. Illisgworth
J. W. Thomatson
van Whe
Worth Hillman
Highland
Charles W. Illingworth
Los Angeles
Emma J. Croft
Waterloo
Mabe
EB. Croft
Jennie Hunt
Waterlow
Mary Grow
Mary Farrell
Louisa Vaughn
Hubert J. Vaughn
Pearl Sills
Zillah Haister
Jennie Keyes
Ermil Hail
Jeanie Keyes
Nashua
Mary Hill
Rochester
N. C
Otter Cape
Susie Zwillting
State Center
Anna Eprieson
Minneapolis
Lefeverleaf
Pearl Pin
Mabel Good
Waterto
Elihu Root Stricken by Kidney Trouble in New York
Elihu Root is confined to bed in New York with kidney trouble. Doctors report a stone in the kidney and hope to remove it without surgery, according to his secretary.
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New York
Elihu Root
Ex Premier Pleads for Lincoln Policy
Springfield Illinois October 19 David Lloyd George praised Lincoln as one of the world s greatest think ers and wrote a card at Lincoln s desk in the Lincoln home. He called Lin coln s doctrine reconciled vanquished and urged confidence in the common people and ultimate justice.
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Springfield
Ill
David Lloyd George
Lincoln
Yesteray
Service Football Game Iowa City Schedule Notice
Train departures from Waterloo to Iowa City for a football game on Saturday October 20 with multiple morning departures and extra coaches. Special trains return from Iowa City shortly after the game, stopping in Cedar Rapids for supper, with brief layovers en route.
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Iowa City
Waterloo
Waterton
Statium
Gedar Rapids
GH & NR
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