Pinchot Challenged Coolidge On Dry Law Enforcement
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania challenged President Coolidge to vigorously enforce the national dry law. He warned that if the president fails, Pinchot may seek the presidency and enforce it from the White House. The remarks followed Pinchot’s Harrisburg influence and marked a bold political comeback on a national stage.
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Old Woman Is Made More Youthful by Grafting
Paris on October twenty seventh report that Dr Jaworski with Professor Voronoff’s methods restored youth to a woman by grafting blood from a healthy cow girl. The patient described feeling years younger after the procedure and the rejuvenation claim was shared with the United Press.
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Hunger strike spreads in Ulster prisons
Hunger strike movement among political prisoners in Ireland has spread to Ulster with reports of strikes at Belfast jail the internment ship Argenta at Larne and among internees at Londonerary.
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Farmer Only One Now Burdened by Taxes in Green Speech
United Press Des Moines reports Congressman William R. Green of Council Bluffs told the Great club last night that taxes harm agriculture. He argued the farmer bears a heavier burden as income tax remains and criticized tax exempt securities he plans to ban in a future bill. He said agricultural interests lose millions as low priced farm products and brands shift to tax exempt securities.
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France urges U S cooperation in European affairs
London reports France’s reply to Britain on an international reparations conference emphasizes reestablishing U S cooperation in European matters. The two page note may include a covering letter and sticks to Versailles limits on Germany’s indemnity. Washington notes growing confidence that the reparations deadlock may end soon after Hughes and Lloyd George conferred.
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Big dirigible Shenandoah starts flight to Richmond
Uncle Sam's largest dirigible Shenandoah formerly ZR-1 lifted off from Lakehurst New Jersey shortly after 7 AM for a 709 mile round trip to Richmond Virginia via the Shenandoah valley as part of Navy Day observances. Weather hampered progress.
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Weather Outlook for the Week in Upper Mississippi Valley
The Associated Press reports a week starting Monday with considerable cloudiness and showers at the start and again after midweek. Temperatures will run near normal.
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Rhine land separatists form ministry amid Ruhr violence
News from Coblenz reports Joseph Matthes installed as premier of a Rhineland provisional government with ministers and a planned cabinet. Separatist gains in Aix la Chapelle Crefeld and Coblenz are claimed as British and French stances loom. Violence across the Ruhr yields casualties including 20 killed and 15 wounded at Bochum and five killed at Ynishary as mobs pillage and clash with authorities.
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Explorer hears near polar church hymns on icebound voyage
An Omaha report notes a radio broadcast of church hymns from WOAW aboard the schooner Mondala near North Greenland, 11 1-3 degrees from the pole. The signal reached Prince Roper and Omaha, carried by Donald B. MacMillan, Arctic explorer, with relay through the crew at Carnell Blairs.
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Snow Likely Turn to Rain Across Iowa
Des Moines reports heavy snow from Sioux City may reach northwestern Iowa but is expected to turn to rain before arrival. Three inches fell in Sioux City but melted on ground. Lows around 32 to 43 across the state with record warmth in Davenport and nearby Nebraska towns also noting snowfall.
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Cedar Heights Men Organize Club with 60 at First Meeting
Cedar Heights Delaware reports a new business men's club forming after a first meeting at the Community church. Officers named include C. J. Munger as president and C. E. Trunkey as vice president with D. Stevenson as secretary and 1. St. Morgan as treasurer. A program committee features Dr. G. H. Hosners E. C. Carrington and C. H H. Trunke. Speakers listed include R. J. Stetzel William Galloway James Edwards W. F. Parrott Rev. George Th. Slinemak er C F Schmoldt James Tubbard and Mr Trunkey. Name of the club to be chosen by a contest.
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Anaconda Copper Cuts Miners Wages in Butte Area
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company and other operators in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls announced wage cuts effective next pay period. Workers losing 25 to 50 cents daily see top wages drop from around 4.75 to 4.25 dollars, with further reductions proportional for other jobs. The company, employing about 15,000, cites unsatisfactory copper market conditions as the cause of the wage rebellion and wage adjustments.
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Illinois student killed in tire theft shooting on campus
Freshman Phil Sharp 22 died after a motorcycle officer J D Hillyer halted a suspected tire theft. Schulz, son of physics professor, fled with others in a retooled car. Police hold another student for questioning over the incident on the Champaign campus.
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Waterloo Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern changes leadership
C. M. Cheney elected president and general manager of the Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company succeeding L. B. Cass and C. D. Cass who turned over the holdings to bondholders. J. B. Knowles-Wilt named secretary treasurer and auditor. Cass Brothers led a reorganization amid long bond interest default, with the WC, J&N system valued at about 9 to 10 million dollars and bonds totaling around 7.4 million.
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President Praises Letter From Iowa Man 101 Years Old
Washington Oct 27 President Coolidge released a letter from Marvin Scudder Cromwell Indiana replying to the president’s congratulations on Scudder’s 101st birthday. The White House announced Coolidge valued the letter and was glad for the prompt reply. Scudder is the oldest survivor of the Mexican War and a lifelong Republican.
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Town Chemist Advises Bootleg Drinkers to Check Heart
Des Moines city chemist Norah W. Davis urged Prohibition Commissioner Waynes to require frequent heart examinations for bootleg liquor drinkers. She warned bootleg liquor contains acetic aldehyde which can paralyze heart muscles and advised regular heart action inquiries.
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Mother Saves Life of Jesup Girl Who Sets Clothes Afire
Fearp Georgia October 27 Special Agnes Fay daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Fay had clothes catch fire Tuesday afternoon her mother kept calm and saved her life though Agnes was severely burned her condition not life threatening Four Die In Explosion Greenville Alabama October 27 Four men killed and fourteen injured in a hoiter explosion at Reeland Gin company plant
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Gland Transplants Displayed By Dr Hunt At AMA Editors Meet
Dr H Lyons Hunt of New York showcased gland transplant operations before the American Medical Editors association in Chicago. He claimed 75 procedures with six failures and two partial successes, using glands from newly slaughtered sheep to rejuvenate cells and aid cancer treatment prospects.
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Iowa Triumphs Over Ohio State In Rough Clash
Iowa drives to two early scores as Ohio State looks weak on defense. Key plays include Fry’s rushing and Graham’s carries, with Iowa ahead 6-0 at halftime after two successful field goals and a Fisher drop kick. Attendance listed around 40,000 amid a crisp autumn day.
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