ARNG CONFERENCE WILL NOT DISCUSS FINANCE MATTERS
Washington dispatch reports the armament conference agenda remains fixed on reducing armament and Far Eastern issues. Finance topics such as European debts reparations and exchange stabilization are not on the official agenda and unlikely to be added. Observers note Mellon Hoover absent from the delegation and expect economic talks to be handled separately.
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Washington, D. C
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Young Priest Murder Case Draws National Attention
Father Belknap, a lifelong Dubuque resident who studied at Columbus College and theological schools, spent July in Dubuque for his parents golden wedding. He traveled to Lead with them and remained there. He has two sisters, a brother, and an uncle in Dubuque, with Rev. P. J. Garrell of Cedar Rapids also listed as an uncle.
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Columbus College
P. J. Garrell
Cedar Rapids
Woman Shot in Cedar Rapids Hold Up May Die
Mrs. Carl Lasistrum a grocery clerk was shot by a bandit during a holdup near Cedar Rapids on October 24 and is in serious condition with the bullet near the heart. A second assailant fled toward a nearby thicket as police hunted for clues. Police detained two boys linked to a four member gang who deny involvement in the shooting.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Carl Lasistrum
Bluffs Police Kill Robber in Morning Gun Fight
Bluffs Iowa deputies guarding a store after a dawn break in at Bluffs murder scene. One robber named James Blankenship 25 a known police character was killed. Another robber Joe Stanley was captured. The dead man had ties to Omaha courthouse riots two years earlier and faced arson charges but was not prosecuted.
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Sheriff's Deputies
James Blankenship
Omaha
Joe Stanley
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New Dirigible Roma Nears Completion for Flight
The army airship Roma, bought from Italy, is nearly 90 percent assembled at Langley Field Virginia and expected to be ready for its first American flight soon after November 1. At 410 feet long and 82 feet wide it is the largest airship in the country.
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Washington, DC
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Langley Field
Virginia
Four Husbands Die Natural Deaths In arsenic case
Twin Falls Idaho October 27 defense in the Lydia Southard trial begins expert testimony arguing each husband allegedly poisoned with arsenic from flypaper died natural deaths. Experts suggest arsenic could enter bodies by other means, challenging the poisoning claim.
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United Press
Twin Falls
Ida
Lydia Southard
Weather summary for Iowa and Minnesota towns
The report notes Algona cloudy with .20 inch rainfall and slippery roads. Showers in town in the last 24 hours were too light to affect roads. overall conditions remain fair to good. Forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and Friday with light rain unlikely in most areas.
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Bloodhounds Track Lead Priest Murder Suspect
The murder of Father A. B. Belknap near Lead S. D. triggers a manhunt with bloodhounds after Arthur Miller a Homestake Mining foreman says he met the priest on the way to a sick call Miller escorted the priest part way to a residence near Bender Park before saying good night Rewards total $2,500 have been offered and police seek a mentally unbalanced suspect. Father Belknap a Dubuque Iowa native was ordained in 1917 and previously served in Spearfish S D before Lead.
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Herrick Denies He Is to Wed Miss Morgan
Paris reports Ambassador Myron T. Herrick denies engagement rumors with Miss Anne Morgan sister of J P Morgan saying the gossip is an old canard. He spoke to United Press after escaping an anarchist bomb last week.
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Dynamite Wrecks Kansas Coal Mine
At Gross near Pittsburg Kansas the Gray Wolf mine was wrecked by two dynamite blasts just before midnight. The slope mine suffered heavy damage making it inoperable for several days. No casualties reported and details remain scarce.
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Auto Thief Jailed While Selling His Father’s Car
Chicago reports Marion Jacobs and three accomplices jailed after his attempt to sell a stolen truck to his father for 1500 dollars. Police say Charles W. Sawyer, a local businessman, confessed to buying five cars seized in the robberies.
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Chicago
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Charles W. Sawyer
Lloyd George Pushes Vote on Trish Motion in Commons
Prime Minister Lloyd George urged the House to set aside time next Monday for a vote on the Unionist motion condemning current negotiations with Sinn Fein. Sinn Fein delegates and Irish delegates awaited a government date for a renewed conference session, a meeting postponed by other engagements.
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London
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House of Commons
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Austin Chamberlain
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
President Harding Attends Argonne Battle Reenactment
President Harding watched a dramatic reenactment at Camp Benning Georgia as real shells and bullets simulated an Argonne offensive. The Twenty-ninth Infantry moved in an attacking formation to the opposite hill amid rain and deafening artillery for about thirty minutes.
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United Press
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Harding
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Iowa Baptists set aim to double membership by year end
Iowa Baptists opened their convention with National President Mrs. Montgomery leading a push to grow from about 45 000 to at least 90 000 members. Attendance reached 282 delegates, with plans for two addresses and an afternoon program on The Baptist Position in Iowa. Key speakers included Rev J C McClelland and Rev J A Hurley, while state leaders reported a net gain of 1 549 members last year.
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Burlington
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Borah canal tolls bill eyed by Sweet in House
Washington report says Representative Sweet Town member on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee plans to push the Borah tolls bill through soon. The bill would grant free tolls for American coastwise ships through the Panama Canal after passing the Senate. Administration pressure aims to hold the measure in committee until armament limitation talks finish. Sweet supports speedy passage for American shippers.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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No Dead in Storm on Voland Resort
St. Petersburg Florida reports no fatalities at Passa-Grille after Tuesday hurricane. Property damage around $50,000 at the gulf resort with several piers swept away. Death toll at two in the evening reports, and Tampa area shows broader losses and five deaths across the region.
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Briand Clears Path for Arms Conference Mandate
Briand readies a formal mandate for arms talks and eastern questions as he prepares to attend the Washington conference as the French spokesman. The chamber’s vote of confidence stood 381 to 18, signaling political victory for the premier.
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Little Entente demands surrender of Charles to Hungary
The Little Entente powers Roumania Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia send a note to Hungary demanding the surrender of former Emperor Charles the demobilization of the Hungarian army and reparations to cover mobilization costs. Hungary must answer in five days or face invasion by Little Entente troops. In Paris the Allied council ordered Charles and ex Empress Zita placed aboard a British battle cruiser in the Danube pending a final decision at a subsequent meeting.
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Hays Leads Mail Truck Robbery Probe In New York
Postmaster General Hays takes personal charge of the investigation into the mail truck holdup last Monday night in New York. The total loot announced amounts to $1,454,129.88, including $27,104.82 cash and various securities.
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New York
Hays
Big Stocks of Beer Saved for Medical Use
Large stocks of real beer held by brewers can be sold at once under medicinal beer regulations. Secretary Mellon said he is taking every means to ensure these regulations are promptly enforced.
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Washington, D. C
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La Follette Faces Wisconsin Republican Challenge
Wisconsin Republicans plan a Milwaukee meeting on Washington's Birthday to back candidates for U S senate and state offices. The event targets Senator La Follette's reelection and opposes the Nonpartisan league control, with women taking active campaign roles.
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Wildcat mascot to accompany Montana Legion delegation
Miles City Montana October 27 W G Ferguson former state commander of the American Legion will fly to Kansas City for the Legion convention taking a half grown wildcat mascot of the Montana delegation aboard an airplane.
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Kansas City
Montana
World Is Hateful Because Not Truly Civilized
Elvna Root, American delegate to the armament science, said the world is full of hatred due to lack of true civilization. He urged mercy compassion and sacrifice as paths beyond legal restraint and emphasized the need for unity and ethical progress.
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Armament Scnence
Campaign winds up in drizzle amid recall vote drift
In North Dakota the campaign closed under cold drizzle as Teague and Independent factions predicted victory in tomorrow's recall. In other items, robbers stole clothing valued at 1500 from Lipshoe Drygoods. a Brooklyn subway fire caused injuries and panic in a car. Frank R. Belyea was named district manager for a San Francisco office. Briand won French Senate endorsement. Germany rejected Silesia partition per Versailles terms. Jews plan to push religious equality at the Washington arms talks. Howat elected to represent US Mine Workers at European congress. Joe Williams case heads to jury in Valley Junction murder trial.
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Russian Reds Ready to Talk About Debts
A dispatch from Reval to Social Demokraten quotes Maxim Litvinoff, chief of the Russian Soviet legations abroad, saying the Soviet government is ready to accept Russia's debt to foreign capitalists but requires conference on the ways and means of redrawing that debt.
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Three Tokio Princes on Cruisers at N Y
A Japanese navy training squadron arrived in New York on Oct 27 for sea training and to stay until Nov 8. Led by Vice Admiral Saito, the two ships Izumo and Yakumo carry 238 cadet officers, including Princes Higashi, Fushimi and Kuni.
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Hooper Proposes Settlement as Rail Strike Looms
United States railroad board official Ben Hooper outlines concessions to union chiefs in a bid to avert a nationwide strike. He stresses wage-cut safeguards and orderly process, while union leaders remain silent and await formal response from their members.
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