Advertising for Farms Waged by Meat Packers
Oscar G Mayer urged cooperative farm advertising at the Institute of American Meat Packers convention in Chicago. He said publicity at home and abroad could relieve surpluses by directing demand to crops needing it, aiding orderly production and marketing of livestock. The packers back sound farm relief plans and expect a steady overall packing business with a favorable outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcago
Oscar G. Mayer
Institute of American Meat Parkers
Wome
Mayer
Althoit
Saffrana Hake 67 of Vinton Dies After Illness
Saffrana Shippee Hake, 67, of Vinton, mother of Mrs. W. P. Kearns, died at 2:50 am Sunday at her daughter's home after seven months illness from gastric hemorrhages. Born Feb 1 1859 in McConnell Wisconsin, she married Dr W N Hake in 1879 at Freeport, Illinois. Survived by three children, husband predeceased, siblings and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday 3:30 pm at Vinton home with Rev. William Graham officiating. burial Evergreen Cemetery, Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Wake
Saffrana Hake
Vinton
W. P. Kearns
Commercial Street
Saffrana Shippee
McConnell
W. N. Hake
Freeport
Pinestone
Minn
Ill
Alice Nihart
Salt Lake City
Mahlon Shippeewell
William Graham
Waterloo
Aethodist Church
Shell Rock
Hake
Burjai
Evergreen Cemetery
James Aurand
Charles City
Elmer Haven
Maibe Street
Phebe Ann Alen
Ohio
Indiana
Thlinois
James
Cheet
Torre
W. Karran
Methodist Church
Offeratins
Mellon Says U S Tariff Policy Will Not Be Changed
Mellon defends maintaining tariff policy, arguing only modest reductions are possible without harming US industry. He notes nondutiable imports exceed dutiable ones in 1914 and warns that lowering tariffs could drive manufacturing abroad. He calls the US a major world buyer and warns protection safeguards labor and farmers from a European price pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
United States
Europe
Hams J
Cottage Prayer Meetings Tuesday
A fragment lists numerous residents and addresses for cottage prayer meetings scheduled Tuesday. Names include Mrs. John Farr, Mrs. A. C. Aderman, Mrs. E. Baum, Mrs. Kate Bronson, Mrs. Florence Harber, Mrs. W. A. McFarlane, Tom Dyer, Mrs. Otto Fry, Mrs. G. A. Sheridan, Mrs. Lydia Sweitzer, and many others with street addresses in the district. The notice reads as a local church outreach event listing participants and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farr
Parker
A. C. Aderman
Burton
E. Baum
Glen
E. J. Fist
Rien
Kate Bronson
Fairview
T. Arnold
Dawson
Florence Harber
Conger
C. H. Parker
Kern
Grandma Dyer
Linn
W. A. McFarlane
Lin
J. E. Black
Mulberry
A. Beech
Fowler
C. E. Smith
Black
Charles Voight
I. Friedleg
M. Bandfield
Lafayette
George DuShane
Avalon
A. H. Wilson
Jefferson
C. E. McCready
Lydia Sweitzer
Randolph
Harry Beede
Sixth West
A. Pp. Smith
Williston
T. M. Bias
Ninth West
Hiymer Ilbright
Park U Ave. West
G. Heinrich
Reber
WW. Selle
Senna West
FE. Newkirk
West
B. J. Starr
Rosebud
Henry Mitchell
Forest
Dempster Davis
EL A. Smith
Oaklawn
EM. Lichis
Hammond
Harry Burd
Holloway
A. Ferguson
H. GO. West
Willam Houxman
Bates
Mary Brown
Antforh
Douclas St
Roy Duke
Falls
Filla Williams
Third man wanted in Mellette murder case arrested
Canton Ohio October 24 three more indictments for first degree murder in the Mellette case. Patrick Eugene McDermott,one of the three indicted, was captured in Twin Rocks Pennsylvania by detective Gra Slater and prosecutor P B McClintock. He will be held in Stark county jail. others, Ben Rudner and Louis Mazer, await trial Dec 6 and Nov 3 respectively. McDermott's arrest may yield a confession or further indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Win Kocks
Patrick Eugene MccTermott
Don I. Merlett
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Cleveland
Stark County
Trl
Ben Rudner
Magsillion
Tlouis Mazer
Mazer
Rudner
McDermott
Twin Rock
Gra Slater
Cincinnati
P. B. McClinstock
KK County
Tom
Bernard
Slater
McClintock
Wil
Toath
Melermott
Meclinisch
Mers
Jani
Ale Cintock
Queen Marie Starts Tour of Two Months
Queen Marie of Romania begins a two month western tour aboard a palace train. The voyage includes a stop in Albany and Niagara Falls with short 16 minute layovers and radio broadcasts via WOR. The schedule lists New York arrival around 7:10 am and Buffalo bound the next stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Marie
New York
Buffalo
Albany
Hiff
Hiff Py. Om
Strat. Eure
Brownart's Condition Remains Unchanged In City Report
A terse bulletin states Brownart's condition remains unchanged after a recent incident. The subject, described as a local resident, is listed as home in the city, with no new complications reported.
Turbulent Sea Storm Claims 100 Ove in Near Islands
In a ruptured report from a storm event, 100 people are feared dead as seas lash the region near Merday island. Rescue efforts continue as authorities warn of ongoing danger to survivors and local coastlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Steven Eastway
Bahar
Democrats Given Chance to Make Gains In Congress
President Coolidge endorses Massachusetts Republican Senator Williams Butler and Governor Al Van Fuller, signaling a boost for GOP hopes in the November elections. Democratic leaders decry interference and predict backlash as Oldfield accuses the president of repudiation while noting withdrawal from the ballot in absentia plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Coolidge
Williams M. Butler
Republican Narrons Committee
Massachusetts
David J. Walsh
Republican State Committee
al van T. Fuller
Oldfield
Congressional Campaign Committee
Butler
Fuller
Wilson
Brant
Northampton
Merc Coolidge
Rockford Woman Killed Two Hurt at Floyd Crossing
A Rockford woman was killed and two others injured when an automobile collided with a train crossing at Floyd. The victims, including Mrs. Marker and another Rockford resident, were rushed to a hospital as investigators sorted the scene and noted the crash appeared to involve a motor vehicle and crossing barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Floyd Crossing
Charles Gite
Mask Tokford
Willodanak
Way
Marker
Thieves Get 100000 Worth of Diamonds in Toledo
Police reported a theft in Toledo involving three young men who presented checks at Troy station and used trunks containing diamonds. The trunks traced to a downtown hotel were recovered with the diamonds inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jack Bkinville
New York
Dia
Volice
Troy
Klovilie
Rhotel
Jealousy Blamed for Waterloo double shooting case
Police say jealousy fueled the killing of Wallace Cassett and Mrs. Dinderman in Waterloo. The couple Cassett and Mrs. Dinderman were linked to an illicit affair. Witnesses describe contested motives and multiple statements from Wright and Feely. Cassett’s son says his father visited Mrs. Dinderman after leaving his wife, while Dinderman’s background places him as a railroad brakeman. Survivors include Cassett’s wife and seven children, and Dinderman’s husband and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Wright
Beely
Feely
Wright
Ever- Roborzted Afvs
Cassett
Taterloo
Waterloo
Wallace
Leo Flaherty
Mra. Cassertly
Dubuque
Tdinderman
Dinderman
iMindy Central Railroad
Toth
Toth Victims Seemed In Good Spirits Earlier . In the Evening, “Friends Dedare
Asgett
Guttenberg
Wal-lace
Afyrtle
Iva
Beatrice
Beanor
Lorraine
Elizabeth
Dave Alisup Dinderman
Hendersom
Adly Peoria
Anan
Freeport
Deymen
Wate Terlan
Ignor Nui
G. Wy. Wool
Jaih
Mittimus
Bae
High Court Upholds Darchy's Sentence
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Kansas Supreme Court ruling upholding the sentence of August Darchy for violating state industrial law. Justice Brandeis read the opinion. A separate item notes Cheriker, Iowa, Oct., Tinley, single man, killed crossing after a collision with an Illinois Central train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
August Dorchy
Kansas Industrial Cours
Supreme Court
Kansas
Dorehy
United States Fare Court
Titsties Brandeis
Cheriker Ia
Pi T Tinley
Prosecutor Breaks With Grand Jurors in Hall Mills Case
In Somerville New Jersey the Somerset county grand jury and State Senator Simpson, reviving the Hall Mills murder inquiry, clash as the panel plans to reconvene and probe all phases of the investigation despite the prosecutor's withdrawal of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall-Mills
Somerville
INS
Somerset County Grand Jury
Simpson
Percival Snyder
Boundbrook
Dig Up $5 000 and $10 000 Bills Loot From Bond Swindle
Pittsburgh detectives today uncovered four more bundles of currency in the ongoing bank swindle probe, bringing the loot to about 270 000 across three bundles found in the yard of Edward A Goodfellow a Pittsburgh bookmaker. The discovery follows $30 000 unearthed last Saturday night and ties to Charles E Knapp and his liberty bond scheme dated Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittzburgh
Brotherhood Savings & Trust Co
Charles E. Knapp
Edward A A. Goodfellow
Pittsburgh
Perrysville Youll
Aimee McPherson Won’t Testify At Preliminary Hearing
Los Angeles, Oct. 25. Aimee Semple McPherson will not appear as a witness at her preliminary hearing on charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice. Defense lawyers argue that cross examination would harm her case, noting the prosecution already read her grand jury testimony introducing her kidnapping story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Aimee Semple McPherson
Altho
Council Bluffs Faces Annual Smallpox Epidemic Quarantine
In Council Bluffs Iowa on October 25 City Physician A A Robertson announced the city’s annual smallpox epidemic has begun. Twelve homes were quarantined and vaccination was ordered for children at one grade school. Eleven pupils refused and were sent home for 21 days. He said the situation is not as alarming as last year when several hundred people suffered from the disease. Previous attempts to compel compulsory vaccination failed and Robertson said he would not push that effort again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffs
A. A. Robertson
Robertson
Queen Marie Shortens U.S. Tour Over Illness
Bucharest reports Queen Marie will curtail her United States visit and return to Romania soon. An official communique cites advice from her physician after she contracted la grippe during heavy U.S. rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Marie
United States
Romania
Salm Must Come to U S or Lose Suit
New York court orders Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogestraetten to appear in New York within three weeks of his separation suit against his wife Millicent Rogers, Standard Oil heiress, or the case will be dismissed. Salm is in Europe and must show he will attend in three weeks to avoid dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Qet
INS
Ludwig Salm von Hoogestraetten
Millicent Rogers
Standard Oil
Salm
Europe
Supreme Court
Salmy
Scholarships for Best Caddies at Westmoreland Club
An Ashuren Pa committee offers two annual scholarships to top caddies. Eligible recipients will be named the most merent caddy of the West Moreland Country Club and receive awards funded by club members. Winners will be selected from applicants who show promise and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashuren
University of Pittsburch
Carnegie Institute At
Trehnatesy
West Moreland Country Club
Special Coffin For Sioux City Man After Stroke
A special gasket was made for the body of Robert Waterbury who died at his home yesterday after a stroke of apoplexy. Waterbury weighed 438 pounds and was 49 years old. He was born in Akron, Indiana. Shot in arm fatal incident reports a separate case where James Ashby, a farmer aged 60, was shot accidentally on a Sunday leading to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Copley
Tdi Copley
Imva
Gadional
Waterloo Hospital
Robert Waterbury
Towa
Waterbury
Akron
James Ashby
Five Day Week Opposed by Manufacturers
New York, Oct. 25. Five days a week in U S industry, advocated by Henry Ford, drew strong opposition from 60 leading manufacturers per a statement by the National Association of Manufacturers. They warn the plan would raise the cost of living, boost wages over 15 percent while reducing production, be impracticable for all industries, spark a push for luxury spending, harm workers and hinder progress, and heighten vulnerability to European economic pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ford Emebers
National Association of Manufacturers
Europe
Brennan Reports $40,894.97 Expended on His Campaign
Democratic senatorial hopeful George E. Brennan filed disclosure from Washington listing $40,894.97 spent in the general election campaign. Contributions totaling $32,525 included gifts from George Hull Porter $5,000 W A Kelly $2,000 W P Murphy $2,500 E J Whitty $4,000 Joseph Geary $5,000 J B McCahey $1,500 T V Brennan $1,000 W B Joyce $1,000 George Grifith $3,900 and Brennan himself $5,000. Expenditures covered $1,200 to the Chicago Defender $2,520 for hill posters and $100 to the second ward Republican club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
George E. Brennan
Mllinois
Senate
George Hull Porter
W. A Kelly
W. P. Murphy
E. J. Whitty
Joseph Geary
J. B.mccahey
T. V. Brennan
W. B. Joyce
George Grifith
Chicago Defender
Hillposters
Two Killed When Wind Upsets Ship and Boiler Explodes
A gale swept across the Hudson near Tarrytown sinking the freight steamer G F Brady with two dead. Charles Hayes fireman and Mrs Catherine Demond cook perished. chief engineer Thomas St Kelly injured in hospital. Nine crew saved by a tug as boiler exploded and wreckage blew apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
Tappan Zee
G. F. Brady
Hudson River
Charles Hayes
Catherine Demond
Thomas St. Kelly
Hayes
Factory Worker Dies Standing Up At Work
In Des Moines on December 25, Nick Sanneede, a 40 year old basket maker at the Hulsizer Window Decorating company, was found standing erect against a pillar. Death attributed to heart disease per the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Get
Hulsizer
Nick Sanneede
Sanneede
Beath
Storm Blows Huge Fish Aboard Liner
A radio from the steamship Refublig reports a massive unknown fish, about 100 pounds, swept aboard during a mid Atlantic storm. The creature washed over the forward hatch and tore away part of the rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Refublig
Man Killed by Car Near Clear Lake
Oct 25. M Cain a Blacksmith of Tiverville was found dead on the paved highway mile west of here. He appears to have been repairing a desk in his truck when struck by a passing car. His skull was fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Lake
Cain
Tivervrmore
Dlacksmith
Here
Suirick
Court Recess Dates Set by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court announced it would recess from November 1 to November 22. This schedule appears in the Washington dispatch, noting the court’s brief break and return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Supreme
Temperatures Snapshot With Partial Weekend Readings
The fragment lists temperatures for a weekend and coming Monday with unclear labels. It mentions maximum and minimum values for Saturday and Sunday, plus a Monday entry, but the data is garbled and not fully decipherable. No clear places or people are identified.
Birth and Death Telegrams for Waterloo Desk
Birth and death telegrams sometimes meet on the telegraph wires as Waterloo operators describe the rapid, nationwide system. Messages travel from Des Moines through trunk lines to Dallas, with copies, belts, and pneumatic tubes guiding each letter to its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Minnesota
Lllinois
Alabama
Washington
Missour
California
Des Moines
Reserve Corps of Army Better Fixed Than at War End
Norfolk Va January 26 The reserve corps of the army today contains more officers available for military service than were in the entire overseas strength at the time of the armistice eight years ago Maj Gen John L Hines chief of staff told the fifth annual convention of the Reserve Officers association in session here He noted the 2015 figures showing 62 major generals 227 brigadiers 1814 colonels 12271 majors 28954 captains 31261 first lieutenants and 48987 second lieutenants in the reserve force with total 128275 and said the reserve corps has reached a count that assures adequate mobilization strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
John L. Hines
Reserve Officers’ Association
Hines
Dawes Attacks Direct Primary in Chicago Speech
In Chicago Vice President Charles G. Dawes condemned the direct primary system especially for U S Senators. He warned it risks an oligarchy of self interest replacing government by the people. He favored nomination by convention to allow impartial delegates to resist candidate control. Dawes spoke at a gathering of Polish Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Dawes
Tornado Sweeps Camden In Narrow City Path
A tornado roared through Camden and surrounding suburbs this morning leaving wreckage debris and injuries. It demolished several buildings ripped up trees and sent residents fleeing as the twister carved a narrow path from the north toward the southeast through residential areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damden
N. F
Insha
U S Attorney May Prosecute Wright
U S Attorney in Minneapolis announces readiness to proceed before Judge Abbott as the federal district court considers charges related to alleged Mann act violations involving Wright. The document names Frank Lisya and Madame Olka Milano in the case context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Get
Lafayette Trench
United States District Attorney
Ewan S. Abbott
Uniter Art
Frank Lisya
Madame Olka Milano
Federal District Court
Estherville Man Killed in Chicago Train Incident
David O. Wrizell, 53, of Estherville, an employee of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad, was killed in Chicago after falling from a station platform and being run over by a two car South Shore train at East Sixtieth Street station this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David
Wrizell
Estherville, Ja
Chicago Rock Isand & Pacific Railroad
South Shore
East Sixtieth Street
Relatives gathered in Jesup for Turner visit and community events
In Jesup Iowa relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs R W Turner family news lists visitors from Anghelm Waterloo Brooklyn Lovington Iron Mountain and Cedar Rapids. A fox center schoolhouse basket social drew success and feature speaker Royal Hallohu of Ames. Bus drivers seek road weed cutting and snow fence to keep roads open. Pythian Sisters from Barr Temple attend their district conversion in La Porte City with hospitality staff and delegates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup Jesup
R. W. Turner
Nancy Holman
Anghelm
Calk
Carl Lansing
Waterloo
F.C. Reade
Hopkinson
G. C. de Puy
L. ‘J. Freink
Mn de
Thompson
Mary Arnold
Broken Bow
Neb
Iron Mountain
Mich
Fox Center
Mina Malcolm
Littleton
Royal Hallohu
Cedar Rapids
State College
Ames
W. M. Stodard
Jesup Consolidated
Barr Temple
Pythian Sisters
la Forte City
Mes
Comfort Pox
Beery Temple
Lilly Bordner
Harry Temple
Resolutions Committee
Rose Hazlett
Porte City
Gao Goon
Lute Ham
Cane Tain
Myrna Sheran
Lautenant
Mess Borrel
Belle Bordner
Ire Burrell
Freda Roberts
Nellie Kruse
Harriett Strayer
Robert Thomas
Mark Yeung
Lucy Masters
Edyth Ganiere
Ruby Laird
Emma_ Place
Byrd Campbell
Ketura Donaldson
Ackley News Briefs from Oct 25
Ackley residents hear church and club updates as Oct events unfold. W J Hover and Mrs Covert family visits noted, along with Ladies Aid meeting at First Evangelical Church. Rotary meeting features Reinhart's world series talk. Rev Lang preaches and assists in sacramental service. Elizabeth Berner and Maron Rath visit from Los Angeles. Genealogy and local travel noted. Laura Fahey acts as bridesmaid at Ann McCauley wedding. Mason City delegation travels to Rockwell. Local notices include church, society, and community schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achiey
W. OM
First Evangelical Church
Ema Baares
W. J. P. Hover
Duxon
P. A. Covert
Covert
Ald Society
Otto Grohe
Rotary Olb
Atfiinrp Reinhart
Phreste
Henry Reinhart
Arthur
Gibert Henry
Oklahoma
W. ©. Lang
Cedar Te
Cry of Peoples Home
MM. Krafft
Ww. T. S. Rath
New Garton
Geneoa
Tom Fahey
Laura
Wilh
Mia
Sam Martin
Berha Mie
Eure
Martin
Laura Fahey
Ackley
Ann McCauley
Sweatedale
Warley Weber
Mason City
Minessay
Rav
J. Hartigan
Rockwell
Courtney McCauley
Coler
Glendale
Cal
Jim Coler
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Packers? Institute
Murpey
Rugiene Strohy
Sacred Heartchurch
John M. Melroy
Calvary
Quantico
Polige
Mellett
Pat MccDermott
Keyman
Broownart
Penator
Brooklary
Rediey
Murricane
Bermuda
Emil Johnson
Smith
High Court
Darchy
Aimee
Council Bluffs
Queen May
U.S
Sioux City
Aan
Mece Marie Easley-Smith
Brennan
Clear Lake
Snowstorat
Fetter
Dallas
Chien Baom Xeont Distributing Center
Tarka Citles
Dominion of Canada
Tex
Camden
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