One Man Probe Tracks Indiana Charges
Senator Jiln Reed shifts focus from Winds to Indiana as he leads a one man inquiry into charges that the Ku Klux Klan, via senators, controlled Hosier politics. Reed questions Hugh Magill’s campaign funds and exposes Magill’s weak support and lack of organization, while revealing that Magill may have little chance of winning.
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Indiana
Inquir
Ku Klux Klan
Ilinois
Reed
Hugh Ma
Rill
Antisaloon League
Magill
Queen Marie Begins U S Tour Amid Rain In Annapolis
Queen Marie of Roumania and her royal party arrived in Annapolis after a rain soaked drive from Washington. The royal party reviewed by the sea wall and attended a naval academy ceremony before continuing to Baltimore. Press access was limited as she seeks privacy for the remainder of her trip.
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Marie
Roumania
Washington
Annapolis
Patapsea
Belvedere
Howard W. Jackson
Alarie
Anhkapolix
United States Naval Academy
Maryland
Louis al. Nulton
Admiral Nulten
Princess Weana
Prince Nicholas
Oresses
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Academy
Queen Marie
Phas
Washington, D. C
Marie of Rouma
State Department
White House
California
John HH. Carroll
Baltimore & Chio Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Can't Dodge Colds If You Related to Have Em
Stanford University report from Oct 20 notes Dr William Barrow says cold avoidance is futile for those susceptible to colds. He found men more likely to catch colds than women after reviewing 2500 student questionnaires.
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Stanford University
William H. Burrow
Stanford
Barrow
Thompson Flees to Shanghai Amid Nationalist Drive
Pekin reports Carmi Thompson, President Coolidge's personal representative, hurriedly departs for Shanghai to evade a huge movement of radical forces sweeping the nation. Feng Yu Hsiung, a Christian nationalist, moves south to join the Cantonese armies along the Yangtze to consolidate the Ching coast from the Great Wall toward Indo-China.
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Carmi Thompson
Coolidge
Shanghai
Feng Yu Hsiung
Yangtze
Ching Coast
Great Wall
State Grants Tax Refund on Scholarship Trust
District Judge O D Wheeler ruled executor Howard B Heald may recover $5,000 inheritance tax paid on $100,000 from the Gra hum estate. The funds were set aside for four college scholarships for Iowa boys and girls, and the court held the amount exempt as a charitable bequest.
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Council Bluffs
Ray Johnson
Alice S. Graham
O.D. Wheeler
Graham
Pottawattamie
Cass County
Towa Boys Land
Howard B. Heald
Wheeler
Heald
Illinois coal output drops in September 192? report
Springfield M Oct 20 The September coal production in Illinois fell by about 100000 tons from the same month a year ago. Total for September was 2389? tons against 6365304 in the prior year. The month saw 12 miners killed and 1742 injured in mining incidents.
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Springfield
A. D. Lewis
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Kills Self to Join His Drowned Chum in Oakland
Grief stricken since Joan McCulloch drowned months ago, 15 year old bank clerk John Kelly died here today by his own hand. Police said he ended his life by drinking poison. Local officers reported the incident.
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Ort
INS
Joan McCulloch
John Kelly
Grain Delt Parley Calls General Conference in St Louis
Des Moines Oct 26 A decision to call a general agricultural conference at St Louis to meet Nov 16 and 17 to formulate a definite program for agricultural relief was recommended before adjournment today of the Grain Belt Federation of Farm Organizations. Leaders said they anticipated participation from cotton growing states at the conference not that representatives of the cotton and grain sections would go to Washington with definite suggestions. The federation adjourned after two days, pledging to continue the fight for relief based on the McNary Haugen principles. Some northern cotton states were ready to join, and the St Louis conference is expected to include cotton belt representatives. The resolutions showed appreciation for distressed cotton growers and blamed high freight charges for distress, urging lower tariffs per the spirit of the Hawes-Smith revolution. The federation also planned stronger farmer organization efforts.
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St. Louis
Grain Belt Federation of Farm Organizations
Washington
Federation
Congress
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Investigation Probes Illinois Senate Campaign Funds
Chicago reports reveal Julius Rosenwald testifying that Magill’s campaign fund was limited to 25 000 dollars amid denial of larger sums. Separately, Senate panel orders inquiry into Bullitt campaign spending, led by Senator Reed and likely to be conducted in Seattle, amid claims of a 300 000 dollar fund and advertisements across Washington papers.
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Ware
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Mr. Ware
Philadelphia
Sxonnte
Keystone State
Vara
Newberry
Michigan
Ware’s
Chicago
Lush S. Magill
Senate
Illinois
Julius Rosenwald
Magill
Rosenwald
Yan
Washington
Hehalf
A. Scott Bullitt
Senate Campaign Lands Committee
McNary
Oregon
Seattle
Sammel Sumner
Republican State Committee
Sumner
Bullitt
Washingston
Mig
Souri
Acton
Price confusion marks Black Dry Goods farm sale
Real estate agent Collard clarifies figures for the James Black Dry Goods company farm in Lincoln township. The 1000 acres in Iowa reportedly sold for over 200 600 dollars with total sales near 409 000, signaling active demand for Black Hawk and Iowa lands despite earlier exaggeration.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Lincoln Township
Collard
Iowa
Glack
Starm
Black Hawk
Collord
Des Moines Man Gets U.S. Air Job
Des Moines native Mifer ence Young appointed chief of air regulation and insertions of the commerce department. He served with the American forces on the Milan front, was shot down, and held as a prisoner in Austria for five months. Yale graduate with reserve army commission.
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Washington
Ded. C
Miference Young
Des Moine
Commerce Department
Young
Austria
Yale University
Creighton Grid Team May Travel to Hawaii
Creighton football teams may travel to Hawaii for a grid game with the University of Hawaii on December 4. The invitation from Hawaii has not been officially accepted, though Creighton athletic officials say the offer is under favorable consideration.
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Creighton
Hawaii
Omaha
Yeighton
University of Owaii
Queen Marie of Roumania Smokes Cigarettes Says Spokeswoman
Washington report quotes Madame Simone Lahovary saying Queen Marie smokes a few cigarets daily and has tried American brands. The queen, she notes, does not permit Princess Heana to smoke and enjoys lipstick as part of her modern, feminine royal image.
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Washington, D. C
Get
Marie
Roumania
Simone Lahovary
Madame Lahovary
Heana
Sunshine Gheses Damage To Corn Crop By Molding
Des Moines reports a week of sunny, dry weather reduced damage to corn from molding rotting and sprouting aiding late winter wheat seeding. Silo filling and fodder cutting progress while hay shortfall remains. Alfalfa cutting up this week and potato and side crops also advancing though county cholera spread fluctuates.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Altho
Leggers Would Change Diet for Liquor
Kearney Neb and Monrose Neb report on a resolution for modifying the bread and diet to suppress liquor leggers tied to the eighteenth amendment. The move, supported by Mrs Tenkinson’s brother and expected to trigger a convention floor clash. Separate dispatch from London notes King George extending wartime emergency with Parliament meeting October 25.
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Kearney
WT. Tenkinson
Monrose
Courier Delivery Notice with Late Paper Contact
The Courier should arrive at your home before 6:30 p.m. If you fail to receive your paper due to a carrier error or other issue, please call 310 and a copy will be sent. Please ensure the office is notified promptly to prevent missed delivery.
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Bey
U. S. Seeks Removal of Wartime Enmity in Film
The state department asked Washington officials to delete scenes from Rudolph Valentino’s Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse showing a French soldier condemning Germany and German soldiers mistreating women in a captured town. The removed footage aims to curb wartime enmity as the film runs in a Chicago theatre.
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Chicago
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
State Department
Washington
Ames selects four for Rhodes scholarship program
Ames Iowa October 6 four Iowa State College nominees were named for Rhodes scholarship competition. Robert Barker Henry Wlow Des Moines Fret Kratsky Toledo and Roger L Wilkinson Mason City will face a Rhodes committee December 11 at Town schools and then enter Oxford University in London in December 1952.
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Robert
Barker
Henry Wlow
Des Moines
FP. Kratsky
Teledo
Roger l L. Wilkinson
Mason City
Iowa State College
Rhodes
Chhir
Oxford University
London
Emma Goldman Unable to Enter United States
Washington October 20 Emma Goldman now Mrs James Colton a British subject will not be allowed to reenter the United States. The immigration bureau announced under no circumstances she can reenter after deportation charges that she advocated overthrow of the government by force. She arrived in Montreal yesterday after years abroad including Russia and England where she married a Scottish miner.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Emma Goldman
James Colton
United States
Bureau of Immigration
Colton
Montreal
England
High intensity hit Cuba capital demolishing buildings
Robert W. Miller of John G. Miller Construction said there is no appreciable difference in industrial accidents since prohibition. He noted workmen do not accomplish more in a given time, but weekly bailouts from jail are fewer, comparing to prohibition era.
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Robert W. Miller
John G. Miller Construction Company
Queen Marie Likely Exempt From U S Tax Return
Washington Oct. 20 Officials of the Treasury and internal revenue bureau indicated that Queen Marie may leave the United States without filing a tax return for earnings from writings in this country. A strict interpretation of the law would tax royal earnings like any foreign visitor, though the issue has not previously been raised.
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Hbngeau
Debs Fights Off Death During Day in Coma State
Elwahurst Oct 20 Debs aged socialist leader Eugene V Debs remained in a coma at noon after two weeks of kidney trouble. He had been unconscious since Monday night and doctors reported his condition unchanged though he might survive a few more hours.
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Elwahurst
Debs
H. O. Wiseman
Knubel Re-Elected to Head Lutherans
Richmond Virginia October reports Dr F H Knubel of New York re elected head of the United Lutheran church in America by the fifth biennial convention. Vote stood 392 to 24. Also noted were items from other regional notices including the death of John T Mulqueen at 49, Shenandoah Falls death of Dale Erd ers while painting water works standpipes, floods in Thrace, and Maude Chad filing for divorce from Richard Washburn Child.
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F. H. Knubel
New York
United Lutheran Church In America
Shenandoah
Cily Water Works
Dale ,Erders
Council Bluffs
Aimee Semple McPherson Faces Court Amid Prayer Support
Aimee Semple McPherson, evangelist and possible conspirator, arrives for an emergency court hearing amid prayers from followers. She endures a setback as the prosecution rests, while her infected knee worsens, with doctors warning of possible gangrene. The defense notes her condition, and a Carmel cottage ransom of clues links to a missing radio rim and sermon notes.
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Cal
Aimee Semple
Pheraan
Evincelist
Arcusnd
Whiich
Angelus Temple
Pan Gram
Ife
Carmel
Ocean Park
McPherson
C.F. Crosa
Arizona Cowboy
Tropical hurricane nears Florida and Cuba
Reports from Havana and Miami describe a powerful West Indies hurricane sweeping toward southern Florida and eastern Cuba. Warnings issued from Boca Grande to West Palm Beach, with high winds, flooded streets, and significant property damage feared as the storm moves northeast toward Key West. Authorities anticipate possible evacuation and school closures as preparations intensify.
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Havana
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Caribbean Sea
Cuba
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Boca Grande
Punta Corda
West Palm Beach
Fla
Tamipa
Titusville
Northeas
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