FALL GUILTY IN DOHENY ELK HILLS BRIBE CASE
Albert B Fall, former secretary of the interior, found guilty by an eight man eight woman jury of accepting a bribe from Edward L Doheny for Elk Hills naval oil reserve lease. Verdict in District of Columbia court recommends clemency due to Fall’s frail health.
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Fall
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills Naval Ail Reserve
Columblacourt
Lyialina
Albert B. Bull
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Albertl
E. L. Doheny
Washington, D.C
Edward J. Doheny
Elk Hills
Cal
Naval Oil Reserve
Interior
Harding
Doheny
Supreme Court
Nap
Thomas EB. Norris
Pall
Harry F.’ Sinclair
Senate
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Burns
Sinclair
Herraud
Evank’ J. Hogan
Fal
Thompson
Editors Back Ed Smith for Governor at Iowa Press Meet
Northeastern Iowa editors and publishers at a district Iowa Press association convention urged Ed M. Smith to run for governor. Petition circulated among delegates gathered support, but Smith did not declare. The gathering also discussed U.S. Senate prospects, with Dickson and Hammill drawing interest, while stock fears and bank failures caused little concern.
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Ed M M. Smith
Winterset
Madisonian
Iown
Thortheastern
Iowa
Iowa Press Association
Smith
Mrcent
Country Press
Hotel Russel-Larm
Cone Breseman
John Hamimill
Dubuque
Emmetsburg
G. L. Caswell
Des Moines
Town Press Association
E. J. Feuling
New Hampton
Glenn 4.Tibbitts
Waterton
Ediliors
Feuling
Caswell
grd_add
Tribune
E. J
Fevl- Tar
Mystery Flight Missing Pilot in Transatlantic Hop
Reports say Urban F Diteman a Montana cattleman left Harbor Grace N F yesterday solo bound for London with no word since. Rumors of a mid ocean wreckage from the Golden Hind were denied while some hold hope he may have landed somewhere unknown or been picked up by a radio silent ship.
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New York
Urban F. Diteman
Billings
Harbor Grace
N. F P
London
Otteman
Dal Dall Tries 10 Organize French Cabinet
Paris October 26 Edouard Dal Dall radio leader accepted President Doumergue's invitation to form a new government succeeding Premier Aristide Briand who resigned Tuesday He said he would attempt to assemble a cabinet arriving tonight for Rheims where the Radical Socialist congress is held He promised to tell the president at 3 PM Saturday if a coalition is possible The radicals lack a chamber majority and it is doubtful whether Daladier can secure Socialist support without their backing and the Socialists promise conditional support
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Paris
Edouard Dallal
Doumergue
Aristide Breland
Tonladiey
Lnft
Rheims
Hie Radlea
Socialist Party
M. Daledier
Two Men Scalded in Boiler Explosion in Indianola Garage
In Indianola Texas a steam boiler exploded in a garage Thursday evening badly scalding Kenneth Coulter and Ed Todd. A third man, C. G. ElHi, was bruised when thrown. He was not as seriously hurt.
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Indianola
ISI
Shuisday
Kenneth Coulter
Ed Todd
EL HI
Hie Pinat
Directors discuss rookie rule changes at regional league meet
At Davenport Oct 2 Mississippi Valley league directors debated a rookie rule tweak proposed by President Belden Hill and Mike Sexton to cut rosters from 14 to 12 and slash salaries to 2000 a month. Spurred by opposition from Burlington and Keokuk, debate stretched over an hour and a half with a winter vote anticipated.
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Interter Sperial
Davenport
Alnual
Jin
Belden Hill
Mike Sexton
Hill
Inch
Dubuque
President Hill
Smiths
Earl Huckins
Gedar Rapids
Jim Grant
Waterloo
The
Bunnies
Huckins
Shreveport’ Clun
Grant
Shreveport
Cedar Rapids
MoIne
Rock Island
Sant Frank
Go L. Dixon
Wrterina
Audiphone story to cover Iowa Wisconsin game
Courier announces an audiphone play by play of the Iowa Wisconsin football contest to be broadcast from Madison at 2 p m tomorrow via Watersloo Evening Corner. The feature will also update Western Conference scores and major state and national games.
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Courier
Audiphone Story OF
Iowa
Watersloo
Madison
Hawkeyes
Stocks Hold Out Weakly Amid Heavy Buying Pressure
Banking interests reportedly backing a market rally held up shares as heavy buying later tempered gains. Early gains slipped as noon trading showed confusion with ticker delays and large orders to absorb nervous selling. Montgomery Ward rose sharply, while several leading issues fluctuated with mixed strength and notable declines.
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New York
Altho
Wall
Montgomery Ward
A. M. Byers
Standard Gas
Ca- Nadien Pacific
Eastman Kodak
Industrial Alcohol
Air Reduction
Goodyear
Hendix Aviation
American and Foreign Power
American Tobacco B
Western Union
American Water Works
National Bisauit
Tost
Central Iowa Frost Hits County Centers
Frosts swept the central counties with towns like Charles City recording 32 degrees as the coldest. Davenport and Kenkuk reached 36 degrees, while light rain fell in the southeast. Forecast calls for mostly fair weather tonight and Saturday with higher temperatures. Des Moines drug store held up. bandits escaped with 95 dollars after threatening the attendant.
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Bes Moines
Des Moines
Fortune fades as man ends life after stock crash
Evanston Indiana man C. Fred Stewart, a real estate developer who built department houses, faced a total loss in the stock market crash and killed himself after his fortune vanished yesterday. He left a note of financial ruin and died by his own hand today as the downturn wiped out his assets.
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Evanston
Fred Stewart
Stewart
Senate lobby committee reviews two weeks of testimony
Washington, D C. Det 26-4 The senate lobby committee pauses hearings to consider a preliminary report after two weeks of testimony. Focus shifts to the Bingham Connecticut case with possible early findings and a future report to the Senate. Chair Caraway plans limited recommendations and resumes hearings next Tuesday likely calling J A Arnold of the Southern Tariff League.
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Washington
DD. C
Senate
Bingham
Connecticut
Finance Cummnities
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Caraway
J. A. Arnold
Southern Tariff League
Pape Cleared to Play as Inquiry Continues
The Hawkeye athletic subcommittee ruled Oran H. Pape of University of Owas eligible to play in the Wisconsin game. No evidence of professional play with the Dubuque Bears in 1926 was found. Investigation into 1928 charges remains open, while John Fuhrman was cleared of similar concerns. Western conference schools may proceed without further vote.
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Town City
Ty— Oran H. Pape
University of Owas
Wisconsin
Hawkeye Athletic Council
Pape
Dubuque Bears
John Fuhrman
The
Athletic Council
Bears
Furman
Dawes Named on Arms Delegation to London Talks
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes will join the U S delegation for the forthcoming London arms conferences. He is among the leading figures in the recent Anglo American naval discussions. Secretary Henry L. Stimson and Senators Reed of Pennsylvania and Robinson of Arkansas were earlier named to the commission.
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Washington, D. C
Charles G. Dawes
Naval
United States
Henry L. Stimson
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
Davenport to Host Imperial Potentate Visit
Davenport will host Leo P. Youngworth imperial potentate of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine on November 1 as guest of Kaba temple Shrine. An elaborate entertainment is planned, with details announced from Los Angeles. Local lines note event and venue while the paper clarifies delivery timing with Carrier service.
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Davenport
Leo P. Youngworth
Imperial Pa
Los Angeles
Youngworth
Kaba Temple
Berlin Stock Market Slumps Amid Political Woes
Berlin reports a continued downward trend on the stock exchange as prices drift lower despite firm openings and Wall Street optimism. Analysts attribute the decline to political and psychological factors, noting the sharpest slide began in April during the Young reparations plan conference.
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Berlin
German Stock Exchange
Binck Montis
New York
Wall Street
Young Reparations Pln
Executions Reported in Soviet Struggle Behind Lines
Krasnodar and Rostov on Don dispatches describe Soviet authorities executing 21–14 men tied to subversive activities and an armed monarchist group. Beside this, a bus crash near Wayland, Missouri injures five. Senator Burton of Ohio experiences a serious relapse.
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Krasnodar
Russia
Muy
Savitsky
Rostov-on-Don
North Caucasus
Miountaing
Tive
Keokuk
Wayland
Jefferson Highway Transportation Company
Pridge
Ray
Garvin Vely
Wilder
Tenn
D. J. Sharkey
Hugo Ghennenshhein
Louis Nitz
Si. Louis
Burton
Washington, D. C
Theodora E. Burton
Ohio
Doheny Bribery Trial Set After Fall Verdict
Albert B Fall found guilty of accepting a 100000 dollar bribe from Edward Doheny for Elk Hills naval oil reserve. Defense claims right to trial denied. Doheny promises appeal. Court scenes display emotion as verdicts read and jurors polled.
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