Supreme court upholds state tuberculosis eradication Power
The Des Moines supreme court ruled that the state may carry on tuberculosis eradication work among livestock in any manner it sees fit. The decision reversed a district court injunction sought by H G Peverill and settled the issue from the Fortieth General Assembly.
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Supreme court upholds tuberculosis eradication law in Iowa
The Iowa Supreme Court rules the county area eradication statute constitutional and the 40th General Assembly act legalizing actions of boards of supervisors and the agriculture secretary valid. The decision, affecting Black Hawk county and similar cases statewide, addresses cattle owners data and the governor’s enforcement powers.
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Short Interviews With Home Folks
William Wolcott known as Bill from the megaphone Voice and Mississippi league ballpark groundkeeper sights a deputy sheriff role after the season. He recalls work with Ringling Brothers and Golmar brothers, announcing acts before sideshows and the big top. He describes late nights and touring with parades ending in New Orleans season conclude.
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Gets 10 Years for Stealing Chickens
Boone October 27 A U P H T Jennings twenty Brookings South Dakota was sentenced to one year in the Anamosa reformatory after confessing to stealing chickens before Judge Sherwood A Clock in district court Gerald Enfield who was arrested with Jennings will stand trial Bank closes doors Sioux Falls October 21 A P The First State bank of this city failed to open today It has 681 00 in deposits and capital and surplus of 530 000
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One Victim of Reinbeck Crash Dies Here Today
Elwood Miller of Reinbeck died at Allen Memorial hospital after a train automobile crash near Reinbeck yesterday morning. He was 32 and left with both legs broken below the knees and serious head injuries. His father James Miller, 73, was slightly improved and still conscious at times. Wesley Koch, another victim, rested comfortably with a broken left leg. The Millers employed Koch as a farmhand and William Miller, Reinbeck schools superintendent, was at the hospital. Mrs. Elwood Miller was with him when he died.
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Girl Sacrifices Life to Save Babe in Fire
Chicago report of 14 year old Augusta Winners who, while her father rushed the mother to a hospital, placed the baby in a crib, awoke to smoke, and carried the infant from a burning kitchen before dying herself. Neighbors found her in a fire scarred room with the infant safe and unharmed.
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Irish author Dar rill Figgis found dead in London room
Irish author and Free State parliament member Dar rill Figgis was found dead in his Bloomsbury room in London his death caused by gas from an open outlet. The Evening Star notes this follows Rita North a dancing teacher from Hendon declaring Figgis her husband before dying.
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Sunnyland derailment near Victoria kills many
A Sunnyland fast train derailed near Victoria Mississippi, killing at least twenty and injuring over thirty as it plunged down a 40 foot embankment. Rescue workers freed victims from tangled wreckage while investigators sought to determine the cause, with reports noting the engine stayed on the track and several Pullmans tumbled down.
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Noted Agriculturist Dr Henry J Waters Dies of Pneumonia
Dr Henry J Waters 60 former head of Kansas State College of Agriculture died of pneumonia in Kansas City Missouri after a brief illness He had served as dean of the University of Missouri College of Agriculture before leading Kansas State His funeral is likely to be held in Columbia Missouri on Thursday
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Mason City Girl Sets Out for China Mission Abroad
Mason City resident Miss Katherine Boere daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Boere leaves for five years of missionary work in China. She sails aboard the S S President Taft on November 4 from San Francisco and will study in Shanghai and Nanking during her first year. Amy Joh Harriman Socialist leader and 1900 vice presidential candidate died at Sierra Madre California.
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Painleve Cabinet Resigns Over France Financial Program
Paris reports the Painleve government quits after struggles over Caillaux’s removal and France debt policy. The cabinet cites inability to implement its program without a stable majority, with Caillaux opposing forced resignation. Washington hopes the crisis aids debt settlement talks.
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Heavy Snowstorm grips Des Moines and statewide
Des Moines and other Iowa locations endure the season’s first heavy snowstorm. Six inches in Sioux City and persistent snowfall in Charles City accompany a temperature drop to near 15 degrees. Streetcar service faces delays as trains struggle in winter conditions.
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Flagship Seattle Encounters Minor Incident at Sea
The cruiser Seattle, flagship of Admiral S. Robinson, met a slight mishap on a voyage from San Diego to Balboa. The Navy Department was notified and the vessel is proceeding at reduced speed to Balboa for repairs. Weather was rainy.
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Wilbur and Jones Praise Navy Spirit in Philadelphia
Secretary Wilbur and Rear Admiral Jones extolled the spirit inspired by Paul Jones in navy addresses before the Chamber of Commerce in Philadelphia. They urged readiness for sacrifice and service by those who wear the navy uniform.
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Berlin council falls under Reds as communists lead
Berlin voters handed control to the communist and socialist bloc for four years. The communists increased seats from 20 to 42, yielding a left bloc total of 119 seats versus 92 for the bourgeois bloc. Observers doubt cohesion between socialists and communists despite the victory.
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Insane Man, 80, Subdued After Soup Incident
An 80 year old inmate, described as insane, fought three men during a transfer to Independence hospital. Deputies Roy Armstrong and Warren Buckley restrained him as he claimed past strength. In the struggle a deputy caught an arm, another a shoulder, and a reporter grabbed a leg while the prisoner stepped into a bowl of soup.
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Des Moines Woman Seeks Help Locate Missing Daughter
Mrs. Ella Cheaut appeals to police for aid in finding her 12 year old daughter Verla who returned home a week ago from visiting a friend and has not been heard from since. The mother fears Verla may have been kidnapped. Examination of applicants for county certificates will be held tomorrow through Friday in the County Superintendent I C Moeller office. Dutch Masters equal to Imported Martin Tavincidle a candle Cigar advertisements.
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Newspaper Delivery Deadline and Help Line
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 30. If you miss it due to carrier error or other cause call 35100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 8 30 p.m.
Greeks to Withdraw Troops As Guards Reestablished Plan Warship
King Boris of Bulgaria ordered troops withdrawn from the Greek border to avert war while the League of Nations handles the dispute. The move hints at a Greek withdrawal once guards are reestablished and a warship plan perhaps considered.
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Hammond to Take Appeal in Cook Case
Des Moines reports John B. Hammond says an appeal of Waterloo County Attorney Cook of Black Hawk county being found not guilty of maladministra tion will go to the supreme court. Hammond aims to pressure county attorneys on duties to enforce prohibition laws. Transcript costs for the ouster case are estimated around 500 dollars.
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Attorney Disbarred by Supreme Court in Iowa
Elmer La Hunt of Creston Iowa barred from practicing law for 18 months after Iowa Supreme Court held illegal his use of Harry Chittenden s name as a notary public Chittenden a law partner of Hunt and a notary
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Father Shoots Son Dead in Hunting Accident
Creston Virginia October 37 AP Lawrence England a Creston high school sophomore died at Greater Community hospital minutes after being accidentally shot by his father Dr EL EB England at Summit Lake during a duck hunt.
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Committee Lays Out Customs Parleys Program in Peking
The customs conference committee met to set a program for forthcoming sessions. Delegates from 12 foreign nations discussed Chinese customs autonomy and enforcement of a national tariff law by January 1929. Minister MacMurray praised the United States for a generous spirit and open mind.
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Greece and Bulgaria Ordered to Evacuate Frontiers
The Greek government urged prompt evacuation of Bulgarian territory as frontier guards return to posts. A League of Nations council considered a naval blockade if hostilities continue while Greece and Bulgaria report accord to suspend fighting and withdraw behind frontiers. Refugees face harsh conditions as rains worsen their plight.
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Snow Promised For State Tonight With Local Low Temps
A state wide snowfall was forecast for the night as cold air settled over Iowa. Overnight lows dropped to the low single digits in several cities including Charles City Des Moines and Sioux City, with 22 degrees reported in some locales.
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