Olesen Confident in US Senate Bid in Minnesota Campaign
Mrs. Agda DP Olesen, in Minnesota, says she will win the US Senate race against Senator Frank S. Kellogg. She has spoken to about 200,000 people, claims strong opposition from Kellogg and newspapers, and credits supporters with funding. She vows to advocate westward interests, oppose cartel labor, and seek a constitutional amendment against child labor and antiwar policies while campaigning amid Newberry controversy.
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Tauegg News
Agta
Olesen
Ubud
Albert Lea
Minn
Frank
Sini
McCormick
United States
Medi McCormick
United States Senate
AfcCarmick
Senate
Minneapolis
Cloquet
Mr. McAdoo
California
Peter Glesen
Mary
Flour and Blankets Reach Near East Refugees
American relief shipments arrived in Constantinople to aid eastern Thrace refugees. The Orient carried 2,000 tons of flour and Oss 000 tons along with 30,000 blankets to Saloniki and Grecian islands. New American relief stations were opened this week. A $10,000 cable from New York funds refugee care for those assembled at Philippopolis.
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Proes
Constantinople
United States
Far East
American Relief Administration
Orient
Oss
Saloniki
Grecian Islands
New York
Thrace
Philippopolis
Beveridge as Republican Guide in Tariff Reform
The piece outlines A J Beveridge's tariff vision, proposing a nonpartisan tariff commission to set rates, akin to the Federal Reserve for rates. It notes his isolationist stance and cites a Chicago speech echoing Marshall on freedom from entangling alliances, dated around 1922.
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Beveridge
Tariff Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Hicago
John Marahall
New York Evening Post
Benton Grand Army of the Republic Holds 44th Reunion
In Vinton Iowa October 26 1920 the Benton Grand Army of the Republic held its forty fourth annual reunion with a mutual ride through town a parade and halle followed by a drum march. James Willett national commander of the G A R spoke in the afternoon and local officials welcomed the visitors. About 25 veterans were present and Civil War veterans were acknowledged.
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Vinton
Benton Grand Army of the Republc
Thiefty
American Legion
Vinton Hand
J Levens
James WL Willett
Georgy Wiles
Del
S T. F. Tebb
Alex Miller
Joplin Man Will Return to Joplin with Officers
Davenport Iowa October 26 Walter HL Emich of Joplin arrested here in connection with the alleged theft of an automobile from the Sioux Motor company of that city. He was placed on 1900 dollar bond and is expected to be returned to Joplin today. Smith insists he did no wrong and only neglected to make a payment on his automobile.
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Davenport
Waltar HL. Emich
Joplin
Sioux Motor Company
Smith
Barking Dog Saves Davenport Family From House Fire
A dog at 50 West Pleasant Street in Davenport alertly roused Mr and Mrs Qiarh and their child from a burning home as smoke filled the bungalow. Firemen found most of the roof ablaze and fire spreading into the attic and walls, with residents saved by the dog's desperate barking and clawing.
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Davenport
Qiarh
West Pleasant Street
Corday
BNI
Man Seeks Estate Asset Claims In Chicago Probate
In Chicago probate court the administration of Mrs. Ora B. Ridgely’s estate was argued in circuit court. J MW Woodcock of Chicago filed a bill to determine who should pay a 6500 loan received from Mrs Ridgely on Oct 20 1921. T J Jockey administrator and CW Elliett of Cedar Rapids Iowa demand payment Elliott holds the note.
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Chicago
Ora B. Ridgely
Flat Springs
Ark
J. MW. Woodcock
Acquitted Murderer Returns to Jail Night After Verdict
Edward Gillespie, 26, a black man, was acquitted of murder in the morning by a jury that held his life in the balance for over 30 hours. Less than 24 hours later, on a complaint by John Graves, Gillespie was jailed again after Graves claimed an attempt on his life. The arrest occurred at 9 o'clock last night following the jury's not guilty verdict for the murder of Chief Johnson, an Indian ball player and medicine man.
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Tes Moines
Oet
Edward Gilespie
Tegro
John Graves
Wallee
Gillespis
Johnson
Harvey’s Views All Bank According to Sen Mrs Felton
Rome Ga Oct 26 United States Senator from Georgia comments on Mr Harvey’s stance in Britain. He urges plain talk, arguing debt paying is wholesome and critics foreign aid wasteful. He notes taxpayers funded transport to Europe for war lords and calls for blunt discourse from Ambassador Harvey.
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Felton
Byres
HW. Peyton
United States
Georgia
Rome
Great Britain
Europe
Moses
Israel
Harv
Child Welfare Day Convention Topic Placed On Agenda
Memphis Tenn Oct 26 The twelfth annual convention of the National League of Compulsory Education Officials addresses child welfare work and the role of city and state officials in securing school attendance. The league’s sessions emphasize duties in this department with an annual banquet to follow and reports to be read and elections held.
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Memphis
Tenn
National League of
Inventor of Test for Butterfat Honored
Madison Wis Oct 28 Stephan Molten R Babcock noted Wisconsin scientist inventor of the Babcock test for butterfat in milk celebrated his seventy ninth birthday today as the honor guest of the Wisconsin Dairymen's association county agents farmers' institute workers and boys' and girls' club members Observance of the occasion was pomp and pageantry.
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Madison
Wis
Stephan Molten R Babcock
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association
Farmers’ Institute
Pouponmd
Exonerate Driver in Fatal Town Rundown
Atlantic reports Edward Moore, 16, killed when struck by a washing machine driven by Claudne Wood, a traveling salesman from Newton Iowa. The investigation found Wood not at fault, concluding the boy darted into the path of the vehicle while at play.$
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Atlantic
Claunde
Wood
Newton
Edward Moore
Des Moines Tax Payment Dispute Alters City Share
OWA News Briefs report Salt for 316,064 in Des Moines faced delay as Treasurer Bennett withheld funds at the supervisor’s request after the city refused to cover half the cost. Other items include a farmer crushed by a horse in Pater Powers, thefts in Mr. Ayr, a Davenport youth’s suicide, a woman dying at her mother’s doorstep, a resigning pastor in Bronson, an evangelist arrest in Des Moines, an apartment explosion blamed on mischief, and a miner’s death near Mystic.
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Des Moines
R. Bennett
Polk
Bennett
Oskaloosa
Pater Powers
Mr. Ayr
Hero
Hadoming Scientific
Jacob Link
Davenport
Julius Portsman
Here
Bronson
Carl N. Hansen
Bionx City
I M. Darren
First Christian Church
Rav
Dorren
Jackson Avene
John Jeltz
Linncoln
New
Lincoln
Robert Whalan
Toad
Arnot
German President Congratulated on Personal Modesty
Berlin Oct. 26 The modest manner in which Frederick Ebert, Germanys president, accepted another term in office has drawn praise from Berlin newspapers The Reichstags action extending his term was noted by Herr Loena presiding officer who stressed Eberts high personal confidence among the people of the republic
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Associated Press
Berlin
Frederick Ebert
Germany
White House
Ebert
Reichstag
Herr Loena
Herr Ebert
Republic
Girl Guilty of Killing Her Father-in-Law
White Cloud Mich Oct 26 Mrs Meda Hodell 20 years old Swamp county girl found guilty of first degree murder by a heeu ic court jury here today in connection with the oath of her father-in-law Da Hoget The jury deliberated in little more than town hours Will not be sentenced until after the completion of the murder cases against her mother Mrs Alice Dudgeon and her brothers Lee and Herman for the alleged Fraying of Remie Odell her husband
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White Cloud
Mich
Meda Hodell
Swamp County
Fnivalls
da Hoget
Remie Odell
Baptists Open Four Day Iowa Convention in Marshalltown
In Marshalltown Iowa on October 26 the Iowa Baptist convention opened its four day session with over 401 pastors and laymen in attendance. Rev E Uf Williams of Fort Dodge presided as president. The annual Iowa Baptist Porters association meeting preceded the convention and closed today with Rev K A Smith of Red Oak elected president and Rev A C Droze of Pella named secretary-treasurer.
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Marshalltown
Baptist Church of Iowa
E. Uf
Willams
Fort Dodge
Iowa Baptist Porters’ Association
K. A. Smith
Red
A.C. Droze
Pella
Canadian schooner Emerald released after seizure blunder
The Canadian schooner Emerald, seized off the Jersey coast by American prohibition agents, was ordered released today after Treasury Secretary Mellon called the seizure a blunder. The move had been forecast by the International News Service a week earlier.
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Washington, BD. C
Jersey
U S Invited to Turk Peace Conference at Lausanne Plan
Varis Oct 20 France and England agree to invite the United States to join the Lausanne peace parley to be held in Lo uanne November 13. Curzon notes the aim to modify the Sevres Treaty with American cooperation as part of a permanent peace plan for the Near East.
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Curzon
Oaat
Jury Ready in Veteran's Trial for Murder in Dixon
After examining 163 prospective jurors in Lee county, a panel was formed to try Leonard Woodyatt for the July 29 murder of Albert Long at a Dixon carnival. Woodyatt, a World War veteran and deputy guarding Illinois Central property during a strike, is charged with the shooting. Long was a county supervisor's son. Nine jurors are farmers, two are real estate men, and one is a road builder.
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Dixon, Ill
Lee County
Leonard Woodyatt
Albert Long
Woodyatt
Long
Uilnols Central
Raflround
Foreign steamship lines appeal to Supreme Court
Foreign and American vessels appealing to the Supreme Court contest a New York federal judge ruling on liquor touching within U.S. territorial limits. The Cunard Anchor Oceanic and International Navigation lines filed the appeal, prompted by Attorney General Daugherty's decision.
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Washington, D. C
Learned Hand
New York
Daugherty
United States Supreme Court
Cunard, Anchor
Oceanic and International Navigation Lines
Pershing Advocates U S Preparedness In El Paso
Gen John J Pershing urged US military readiness at a Chamber of Commerce dinner in El Paso Texas urging that an American merchant marine be maintained as a vital part of national preparedness. He spoke during a border posts inspection trip.
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el Paso
Tex
John J. Pershing
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Pershing
Philadelphia Doctor Wins Wigelow Medal for Surgery
Dr. William B. Keen of Philadelphia received the Henry Tacob Wigelow medal for advancement of surgery at a Boston Surgical Society meeting tied to the clinical congress of the American College of Surgeons. He is the second recipient after Dr. William J. Mayo. the medal fund began in 1910.
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Boston
William B. Keen
Philadelphia
Henry Tacob Wigelow
Boston Surgical Society
American College of Surgeons
Keen
William J. Mayo
Red Army Marches Into Vladivostok
Tokio October 26. Red Army troops of the War Eastern republic of Siberia held Vladivostok with the last Japanese soldiers evacuated yesterday after handing over arms and warehouse keys. One Japanese staff captain remained to complete the transfer of stores.
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Tokio
Red Army
Republic of Siberia
Vladivostokk
Yesterfng
Red soldiers join search for missing American relief worker
Soviet troops join in the hunt for Philip J. Shield, the American relief worker missing for forty days. Government authorities in the Volga region mobilize to rally public cooperation and trace his whereabouts.
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Ecjiied Frossy Simbirsk
Hussia
Qct
Philip J. Shield
Thel
Red
Volga
Telegraph Briefs from Various Cities
Telegraph briefs report Frantia Wansen of Gersfeld Germany as the first woman to piloting a glider for five minutes before a forced landing due to steering gear failure. In Pittsburgh, Christ A Moretis damages six tires and returns French decorations to President Millerand in protest of near eastern policy. Paradise, I charged with airplane larceny discharged with costs. Congressman Manuel Harvick of Oklahoma linked to Los Angeles ownership. Jackie Saunders Horkheimer case dismissed. Elmer Mitchell of Alses, Til awarded 30090 damages for burn injuries from a high tension wire. John D Rockefeller Jr. notes coal miners grievances in Somerset county Pennsylvania.
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Gersfeld
Germany
Frantia Wansen
Pittsburgh
France
Christ A. Moretis
Millerand
Auvricus
Charles Roch
Paradise
Manuel Harvick
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Jackie Saunders Horkheimer
Wattle Cohen
Jacksonville
Elmer Mitchell
Alses
Centralinois Public Service Company
New York
John 13
Rockefeller
Iic
Somerset County
President to Call for Extension of Near East Relief
President Harding plans a proclamation to urge extending relief for distressed Near East populations. The move will reference the American Red Cross fundraiser and Armistice Day observances followed by Thanksgiving Day.
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Near East
Harding
American Red Cross
Police Declare War on Masked Klansmen in Lancaster
Lancaster oilman Milton Deichler, 28, claims he was kidnapped and beaten by men in Ku Klux Klan regalia. Police Chief Eckman announced open war on the Ku Klux Klan after Deichler reported being dragged to the city line and threatened with tar and feathers while fleeing a gunfight that left a wounded man and bloodied bystanders.
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Lancaster
Milton Deichler
Ku Klux Klan
Eckman
Deichler
Whith
Delchler
Altho
Detchler
Mrs Harvey Silent on Husband's Idea of Women's Souls
Mrs George Harvey wife of the American ambassador refused to comment on her husband George Harvey's speech Have Women Souls She told an International News Service correspondent she had no opinion on the matter and would say no more detailing nothing further from the Oct 26 London report
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London
Copsyright
George Harvey
Brothers Fight Over $250 Ends with Razor Attack
Des Moines report says Frank Howard and Richard Howard, brothers aged 40 and 36, fought over an inheritance worth $250. They supposedly slashed at each other with razors until exhausted from blood loss and rushed to city hospital in serious condition. Parents discovered them on the floor after the attack.
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Des Moines
Frank Howard
Richard Howard
Richard
Hold Cleveland Man for Murder of Wife
Cleveland, O. Oct. 24 Henry Burns, 44, was held on a murder charge after the body of his wife Hazel Burns was found in a shallow grave west of Painesville. The woman had been beaten to death and buried without clothing in a desolate spot. Police said they were seeking another woman believed to have been involved in the jealousy case.
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Cleveland, O
Henry Burns
Hazel Burns
Painesville
Casper Wonders if City Had Earthquake
Casper residents debated whether a quake struck last night after early reports said a shock lasting several seconds hit Salt Creek all fields north of the city. Some Casper witnesses felt vibrations but no damage was reported.
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Casper
Wic
Salt Creek
Government Liberty Bonds Trade Near Par On Exchange
New York October 26 new government liberty bonds recently oversubscribed in cash subscriptions at par sold on the stock exchange today at 95.94 the lowest price to date Opening sales of other United States government issues were 2 to 6 cents below Friday's closing.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Festerfay
Stillman Seeks to Reopen Divorce Case in White Plains
James A. Stillman, prominent banker, began efforts to reopen the divorce proceedings against Mrs. Anne A. Stillman. The case previously failed to grant a divorce and to declare their son Guy the heir, with Frederick Healy identified as the Indian guide involved.
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Stillman
White Plains
N, Y
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
Guy
Frederick K. Heauyais
Indian Guide
Burch Trial Draws Phillips' Overflow in Court Drama
In Los Angeles on October 26 crowds overflowed as Arthur C. Burch stands trial for the murder of Joh Belton Kennedy. The case moves rapidly before a third jury while Kennedy’s father identifies his son’s picture and the state prepares to reveal alleged plot details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Joh Belton Kennedy
J. D. Kennedy
Kennedy
Burch
Democratic Party Financially Broke Says Marsh Report
The Democratic national committee reports borrowing $19 850 to cover current campaign expenses and totals of $80 612 60 in contributions with $74 465 from Democrats. Bernard M Baruch, longtime adviser, is noted among major donors. a $2 50 tunnel contribution is listed.
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Marsh
Washington
DBD
Wilbur W. Marsh
Towa
Jiouse of Representatives
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Ichairman
War Industries Shoard
Fort Sheridan Officer Shells Millionaires Homes by Mistake
A Fort Sheridan officer fired on affluent areas north of Chicago causing two shells to hit the Francis V Farwell home occupied by maids. Other shells landed near the Cyrus McCormick estate and nearby properties as misdirected fire from a field piece disrupted Lake Forest today and yesterday.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
North Shore
Fort Sheridan
Francis V. Farwell
Cyrus McCormick
Grandniece of George Washington Dies at 83 in Virginia
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Gettig Washington Wilson of Wakefield Virginia were under way after she died yesterday at age 83. She was described as a granddaughter of George Washington and is survived by two brothers, one son and one daughter.
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Fredericksburg
Get
Gettig
Washington Wilson
Wakefield
George Washington
Dead soldiers awarded posthumous Distinguished Service Cross
Washington October 26 The Distinguished Service Cross was awarded posthumously today to First Lieut John R Merchant Oaks Park DL and to Sergeant Samuel F Crosbie Malone N for gallantry in action in France.
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Washington, D. C
John R. Merchant
Oaks Park
Samuel F. Crosbie
Malone
France
Interior Secretary WIA Recuperating In El Paso
Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall, while campaigning for Republicans in New Mexico, arrived in El Paso Texas on October 2 to recuperate from a slight stroke.
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WIA
EL Paso
Tex
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Wall
New Mexico
U. S. Consulates Closed at Brest and Rouen
Paris October 26 United States consulates at Brest and Rouen have been permanently closed according to advices from those cities today.
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Paris
United States
Brest
Rouen
Thoes
American Pro in Paris Drops Dead in Street
In Paris on October 26 an American believed to be Henry Bazin, a Philadelphia resident, collapsed and died of a heart attack in the street. In Rome on October 26 J Pierpont Morgan was received by Pope Pius III and presented a special album, sponsored by Professor Lyvernalt.
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Paris
Henry Bazin
Philadelphia
Pope
Morgan
Rome
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pope Pius III
Lyvernalt
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
Indianapolis reports two motorists were robbed by two assailants who stole their car and two female companions. New York notes liquor reserves intact on a passenger liner bound for France. Dominick Pecaro nearly choked from swallowed evidence after arrest for bookmaking in Brooklyn. a slip of paper read Stone Jug, police say, naming a racehorse.
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Indianapolis
New York
U.S
Monroe
France
Teachesport
Dominick Pecaro
Tofay
Brooklyn
Yeggs Rob Bank In Pike County Heist At New Canton
Sallacke and Christ. Yeggs blew the State Bank safe at New Canton Pike County early today stealing about 3400 in cash officials said. Four nitroglycerin charges shattered the door and derailed the safe. The article notes a religious or literary aside amid the crime report.
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Quiricy
Annie
Christ
Women abandon baby in hedge outside Indianapolis
Police in Indianapolis search for two women seen leaving a two weeks old girl in a hedge. The infant was taken to the Children's Guardian Home for care and protection.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilds Sonin Trawy Shotgun Murder Trial Sparked Hangin’ Call
In Athens Texas on October 26 Albert Lo Ban after nearly firing a shotgun blast into his sleeping son in law Warren was arrested following a request to neighbors to hang him. The account notes the dramatic response and subsequent arrest surrounding the violent incident.
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Wilds Sonin-Trawy
Athens
Tex
Albert Lo Ban
Warren
Revolution Breaks Among Inhabitants of Western Thrace
London reports a revolution breaking out in western Thrace where Bulgarian Turkish and Greek populations seek autonomy. The movement is said to have occupied Seres northwest of Saloniki, with Jugo-Slav troops guarding the frontiers. Western Thrace remains under Greek rule.
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London
Thrace
Bosla
Deily Express
Seres
Saloniki
Adrianople
Registration Opens With Sparse Voter Turnout Across City
Voter registration begins across 21 precincts with meager turnout on opening day. In Fourth ward precinct one, with city hall nearby, only two people registered by 2 am. A downtown registrant noted five years of residence but first time qualifying. Registrations continue tomorrow and Saturday before election day, booths open until 9 pm. Citizens changing residence or reaching voting age since the last general election are urged to register by both parties for a full Nov 7 vote.
Descendants Sought Of Revolutionary Soldier Haven
Postmaster Ray Eggert received a letter from H J Seymour of Carpinteria California seeking information about descendants of Samuel Haven born 1788, noting three descendants including Elmer Haven and Mabel Haven Palmer with Minnia Haven listed in the city directory as widow of Elmer Haven residing at 1945 Mulberry Street and teaching at cast junior high.
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H. J. Seymaour
Carpinteria
Cal
Samuel Haven
Seymour Stries
Watertes
Elmer Haven
Wills Raven
Atvs
Mabel Haven Palmer
Minnia Haven
Mulberry Street
Cast Junior Hish
Girl in Typhoid Case Reported Nearby
A second typhoid fever case in the city is noted by the health department. Wilma Her, 14, residing at 212 Home Parts Boulevard, near the Monday case, is the patient. The report highlights close proximity to the earlier infection.
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Wilma Her
Danehier
H. A’ Hey
vLoutevard
City in Brief: Travel, Fever Reports, and Court
Mr and Mrs P J Howard of 225 Gable street left last night for California. Three more scarlet fever cases were reported today Ken neth Smith 1515 Sycamore age five Maxine Griffith 1636 Sycamore age five and a boy named Anderson at 8 Parker age 10. Thomes F Sexton known as Chic was arraigned yesterday on assault and battery and was arrested last night on a warrant issued a week 9 after an altercation at Electric park. Hearing continued to Saturday. Preliminary trial for Mr and Mrs Clarence Yeager and Claude Willis arrested in Mason City on allegedly enticing Ednar Towne from her Waterloo home set for Nov 1 in municipal court. Defendants arraigned yesterday and bonds fixed at 3000 each. Buchanan Optical Service advertises accuracy.
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Kenneth Smith
Sycamore
Maxine Griffith
Mrr
Clarence Yeager
Claude Willis
Mason City
Ednar Towne
Waterloo
Buchanan Optical Service
I Xnerletice
Thoraness
Canadian Schooner Retains Atlantic Fishing Fleet Title
In Gloucester on October 26 the Canadian schooner Bluenosa defeated the American schooner Henry Ford to win the third race and retain the championship of the Atlantic fishing fleet.
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Gloucester
Mass
Bluenosa
Canada
Henry Ford
County Auto Men to Elect Tonight
The Black Hawk County Automobile Dealers Association will hold its annual election of officers and a general business meeting at 6:30 p m today in the Greater Waterloo Association club rooms. Committee reports will be given during the business session, followed by Dan Weigle of St Paul addressing on the Greater Waterloo association educational campaign. The Retail Merchants Association meets tomorrow noon in the Greater Waterloo dining room and will hear a talk on How to Make Business by Mr Weigle.
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Black Hawk
Shriners Meet at Itowa City Friday Ceremonial
Kahir temple Cedar Rapids and Knaba temple Davenport will hold a joint shrine ceremony at Itowa City on Friday. It is billed as one of the largest shrine meetings in Towa. Many Waterloo shriners depart Waterlord on the WC. BP. & N. at 10 13 a.m. and ride a special Cedar Rapids train at 11 40 p.m. One and one third railway lanes for the round trip apply over the Cedar Valley road.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Knaba
Davenport
Itowa City
Towa
Waterlord
Cedar Valley Road
Married in Orange Inne Keslar Weds Sparks in Simple Ceremony
Mrs Art Smith of Orange township witnessed the nuptials at 3 p m on Wednesday as Russ Keslar of Aene Pa married Leslie Sparks of Indian Head Pa The ceremony was officiated by Ray W H Beachler and the couple will reside in Indian Head where Sparks is a merchant.
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Russ Luis Keslar
Aene
Art Smith
Orange Township
Leslie Sparks
Indian Head
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