Ford Third Party Move Stirs Washington Opinion
Washington notes Ford avoids active promotion of a Ford for President third party while Nebraska leaders back the effort. Observers say a personal push could risk Ford’s standing, but his decisive action could make him a future president if he leads the movement to challenge the two old parties.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Detroit Dispatch
Ford
Nebraska
Muscle Shoals
Brealer
White House
1924 chorus girls to wear more clothes say equity chief
Dorothy Bryant, head of the Chorus Girls Equity Association, predicts the 1924 chorus will dress more modestly than the 1922 edition. She argues reform and talent will redefine standards, with the aristocracy of chorus driving a shift away from risqué shows and toward skill and decency.
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Equity
International News Wire
New York
Dorothy Bryant
Chorus Girls’ Equity Association
Siage
Patent Pirate Faces Unorganized Rights Debacle
A New York legal note from 1932 highlights disarray around copyright ownership and filing gaps. The case underscores how sloppy records undermine protection for inventions and literary works.
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Lopyright
New York-Tribyney
Eyewitness recounts Moros slayings of Filipino constables
An eyewitness from Muncatao describes the Hugasan attack in which 10 Filipino constabulary members and three teachers were killed by Moros. He says Moro officials provoked the strike over tax collection by Filipino teachers and a transtabulary lieutenant dispatched by the governor. During a conference in a school, 30 Moros arrived under the pretext of fixing a room and killed the delegates. The refugee says Sultan Lidasan warned him to flee Manila, predicting Cotabato would rise against Filipinos.
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Manila
Mincatao
Moros
Sultan Lidasan
Cotabato
Chen
Northwestern grads aid building fund drive
Waterloo alumni committee of Northwestern university works to raise 5 050 000 for new buildings with Judge F. C. Platt as chair. He is aided by Mrs. H. B. Boies and other officials. Over 500 000 already raised. plan targets each alumnus at 275 and each alumna at 250. The drive aims to reach the goal by Northwestern’s homecoming day on November 24.
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Waterloo
Northwestern University
F. C. Platt
H. B. Boies
Glen Bown
F. L. Marquis
William _Snett
Caryl Nelson
Platt
Northwestern
Police Court Briefs Spring up in Downtown District
Two men forfeited bonds of 25 dollars each after arrest early last evening and spent the night in jail before posting cash and being released at dawn. A speeder paid the minimum fine, others faced parking fines, excuses, or continued hearings. Police report a large jewelry burglary at Berg Arduser in Dubuque and a bicycle theft on Second Street West.
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Poace
Speeder
Berg-Arduser
Dubuque
Wwne McManus
Second Street West
Nashua Livery Owner Trades Barn for Farm
Ansel Hartman of Nashua Iowa trades his livery barn and garage for a farm near Etna on October 24. He reserves his automobile stock and hearse. The new owner plans to convert the barn into a garage for storing cars. Hartman has run the livery business here for 25 years.
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Nashua
Qct
Ansel Hartman
Etna
Hartman
Bond Forfeited In Des Moines Graft Case
Des Moines officials forfeited a $17,000 bond in the case against Russell J. Cockburn a former city official charged with embezzling over $80,000. Court rules stated hospital doctors reports were insufficient to prove he could not travel for a local medical examination. A bench warrant for Cockburn’s return to Des Moines will be sought. He has been treated at a St. Louis veterans hospital since May for diabetes.
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Seeburger
Cockburn
St. Louis Hospital
Sacred Heart Grid Eleven Plans Public Dance
Sacred Heart students will host a public dance tonight at the school under the athletic association. Music starts at 15 p.m. Proceeds will aid the football team. The local grid eleven will meet Sacred Heart of Oelwein at Waterloo field on a likely date and a return game at Oelwein is discussed.
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Sacred Heart
The
Athletic Association
Sacred Heart School of
Oelwein
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
St. Patrick’s
Cedar Rapids
Tourists Injured in River Road Crash Near Iowa City
Two Los Angeles tourists, Sammel H Latin and his sons Irving T Latin and Dewey Latin, were in critical condition at Mercer hospital after a car rolled over twice and burned on the river-to-river road near Iowa City. The trio were traveling from Chicago to Los Angeles when the father swerved to avoid a backing car.
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Iowa City
Los Angeles
Mercer Hospital
Sammel H. Latin
Irving T. Latin
Dewey Latin
Chicago
Local Traction Co Reports September Losses
Waterloo and Cedar Falls North ern railway lines show a September loss of 12325.16 with 169229 passengers carried. Revenue 15837.01, expenses 12929, taxes 908.50, net income 2100.01 and interest and renewal charges totaling 14429.47, leaving a deficit after net income. In September 1922 fares totaled 175953.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Waterloo
Loken
Met
Farmers-Labor Party Formed in Montana State Field
In Great Falls Montana 28 delegates to the state farmer labor conference voted nearly unanimously to enter a farmer labor party in the Montana political field. A permanent party organization was set to be pursued with detailed program work to follow.
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Great Falls
Mont
Farmer-Labor Conference
Montana
Doni
Farmer Convicted for Killing Neighbor in Wisconsin
Elkhorn Wisconsin October 24. Adolph Eckman a Sharon farmer was found guilty of first degree murder for the fatal shooting of his neighbor Carl Fritz. A life imprisonment sentence is required for first degree murder and counsel said he would file a motion for a new trial.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Adolph Eckman
Sharon Farmer
Ony
Carl Fritz
Record Gathering of Gil Men in Milwaukee
About 6000 to 7000 members of the National Petroleum Marketers Association attend the annual convention in Milwaukee. Word received from H. H. Wurster, secretary of Hawkeye Oil Co., lists Waterloo delegates A. W. Capward and another Hawkeye official as participants. Wurster calls it the largest oil men gathering in industry history.
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National Petroleum* Marketers’ Association
Milwaukee
HH. Wurster
Hawkeye Oil Company
Waterloo
A. WH. Capward
Wurser
Meany Casket Factory Welcomes Embalmers Clinic
A two day complimentary clinic for embalmers from neighboring states concluded with a factory tour at the Meany casket works led by president J. J. Meany. About 125 registrants attended. Prof. A. H. Worsham of Chicago lectured and demonstrated modern embalming and cemisurgery techniques this morning and again this afternoon.
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Meany Casket Factory
J. J. Meany
Casket’ Works
A.H
McAdoo in New York Planning Campaign
William G. McAdoo has spent the past week in New York holding conferences with supporters for the Democratic presidential nomination. He is accompanied by his pre-convention manager, David Rockwell. The report notes ongoing campaign activity and organizing efforts in the state capital.
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New York
Wiliam G. McAdoo
David Rockwell
New Gas Tax Bill to Be Offered at Special Session
Des Moines reports a proposed gasoline tax bill to override Gov. Mead’s veto seeks road funding by taxing vehicle use. Sen. O. L. Mead and Rep. J. C. McClune advocate shifting costs to drivers, with revenues split between primary and secondary roads and partial relief to farmers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Noi
Kendall
Tis
Mead
List General Assembly
J. CG. McClune
Oskaloasa
McClune
Uhore
Jos Rier
O. L. Mead
Shell Rok
Alraady
The Love Potion and the Cast of a Royal Banquet
A fairy tale scene unfolds with a King and Queen hosting a banquet when a witch enters with a crystal jar containing a love potion. The Queen neglects the jewel box gift as a crystal jar shatters, releasing noxious power. The witch vows revenge as the tale moves toward Part II tomorrow.
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Oachi
Bere
Priza Amy Pitto
Greene Electric Light Wins 25 Year Franchise Vote
Greene Iowa residents approved Greene Electric Light Power Co. in a special election by 151 to 61. The utility will convert from direct current to alternating current, with the change to begin as soon as possible.
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Greene, Ia
Greene Electric Light & Power Co
The Sandman Story Part L The Lova Potion
The tale opens with a King and Queen at their wedding feast as twenty gray doves enter through a window carrying fairies. Each fairy bears a wand ending in a diamond ring, and one near the throne proclaims the Queen’s gift of twenty diamond rings for the royal couple.
Hair Groom promises lasting combed style for all hair
An old advertisement touts Hair Groom as a dignified comber for all hair styles with natural gloss and a well groomed look. It claims Harrel Groom is greaseless and aids thickness and luster while warning against greasy imitators.
Olive Tablets advertise relief for constipation relief
Dr Edwards claims Olive Tablets substitute for calomel with a gentle vegetable laxative. The ad touts quick natural action for constipation torpid liver and bad breath, urging nightly use at 15 and 30 cents with no calomel.
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Edwards
Caloniel
Glasses on sale with direct office ownership claim
The ad touts savings on two tone glasses from 3.50 to 7.00. It claims lower prices because the seller owns their office and home and pays no 4th Street rent, promising similar savings to others.
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4Th St
Remarkable Recovery After Mayr's Remedy Reported
A grocer, once nearly starving and 115 pounds, credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring health after four months. He claims improved digestion, appetite, and weight gain to 152 pounds. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and notes claims of relief from catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation.
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A Friued
Mayr
Mayer
Women of Three Generations Advertises Pinkham Remedy
The daughter, mother, and grandmother attest to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a strengthening tonic. Dating to 1873 in Lynn Massachusetts the remedy is praised as a standard for women and claimed to help 98 of 160 users.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhram
Lynn
Mass
Stop Itching Skin With Zemo Therapy
One safe treatment relieves itching and soothes irritated skin. Ask a druggist for Zemo 35¢ or $1 bottle and apply as directed to banish most eruptions. Zemo Soap 25c and Zemo Ointment 50c accompany the regimen.
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la Porte City
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May L. Henry
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Cedar Falls
Queen Lantos
Nevada
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Newton
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Humestan
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Sutherland
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ASHUA
Local Traction CO
Farmer-Labor Party
Meany Casket
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Babylonia
Oskaloosa
U. K
Hier Kettla
Tmnorrow
Electric Power Co. At
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Sandman
Mrs. BF. A. Walker
SAY “Bayer
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Bayer
Cal J. Miller Drug Store
West 4Th St
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Regus Pal Gfe
Chamberlain
Carl C. Bickley
M. D
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I. H. Dillon
I. Marttle Peachleo
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First National Bank
Comfort Baby
Sarapte DeGeuz
Grant Sting Crasta Addrema Calivari Laboretarion Dept Teuaia Masa
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W. H. Ross
Hone
K. & J. Tilg
Burton M. Gotshall
L. and J. Bank
Dmiedhom
Res
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Wtam Cleveland
Willard Radio
Standard Battery & Electric Co
Herman
Miller
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Grocer
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Scott & Bowne
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