High Court Split on Power From Senate in Case
The US Supreme Court on Monday issued a pivotal decision involving the Senate and the President. The ruling favored the executive, rejecting Senate limits and signaling a rewritten balance of power. Justice McReynolds warned the majority’s view is revolutionary and clouds defined presidential powers.
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Advertising Agencies Open Annual Convention in Washington
Delegates from 133 agencies gather in Washington for the American Association of Advertising Agencies opening session. A dinner tonight will feature a speech by President Coolidge broadcast via 14 radio stations across major cities, including New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Kansas City
Reed Pleads Guilty to Murder in Stennhouse Case
Marshalltown resident George Reed pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the stabbing death of former English athlete Andrew Stenhouse during a dispute over a liquor consignment. The district court will hear witnesses to determine guilt. Co-defendants Ed Kelley and RK Smith pleaded guilty to robbery with aggravation and received 25 year sentences.
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State Penitentiary
United States shipping board eyes larger merchant fleet growth
Buffalo set to hear T. Y. O Connor state that America aims to expand merchant marine to about 50 percent of commerce. He notes US currently carries 30 percent, with a government policy driving more vessels under the American flag. Also mentions dividend news from Pennsylvania Railroad and a local tragedy file line about Anton Miller’s death.
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Victims of Armenian Quake Sleep in Fields Without Food
A Near East relief cable from Br Joseph Beach reports Lenitikan and Leninakan victims starving in fields as winter nears. Many deaths from exposure feared. Kars city damaged. 12 Lenitikan villages destroyed. 800 Leninakan homes wrecked. relief funds needed, with at least 500000 dollars sought for orphanages and emergency aid.
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Fresno
Memorial tribute at Iowa Eastern Star convention
At the forty ninth annual grand chapter session in West High auditorium Waterloo delegates from 448 of 465 chapters attended the opening business session, with 992 voting delegates and 2,300 total present. A memorial tribute honored members who died since the last session, with ensuing eulogies for G. T. Jackson and Yred Lt. Kennedy and greetings from Waterloo chapter officers. The mayor welcomed visitors as Gov Hammill and other dignitaries attended.
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Grand West
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Worthy Grant
Nebraska
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Minsnesatar
Faye Wythe
South Dakota
Rose Owens
Margaret Dunn
Minnesota
Zumbrunn quits as chief Klan counsel in English impeachment
William F. Zumbrunn of Washington resigns as chief counsel for Federal Judge George W English in the impeachment trial before the Senate opening November 10. J. Hamilton Lewis of Chicago and H B C Kramer of St Louis are listed as other counsel, with English stated ready for trial on schedule.
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Cedar Rapids Scent Murder Case Raises Inquest Doubt
In Cedar Rapids on October 27 Dee V. Miller a 36 year old Chicago painter was found dead at a friend’s home. An inquest opened with a note found among his effects suggesting possible murder though coroner Yorphal said the autopsy pointed to death by his own action. Miller had been estranged from his wife and sought reconciliation before his death.
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New Fox Farm Is Given State Charter
Des Moines Oct 27 Pi Cor porations chartered today by the secretary of state include Youngleave Engineering Company Sioux City capital 10000 Carl F Younglove president G W Smith vice president RR Montague secretary and treasurer Silver Star Fox Farm Fredericksburg Chickasaw county capital 10900 I Leach president G A Matke vice secretary and treasurer
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Montague
Silver Star Pox Farm
Frederickshurg
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G. A. Matke
Court Orders Sesqui Expo Closed Sundays
Kincksburg Pa Oct 27 The Dauphin county court reaffirms its decree closing the Sesquicentennial exposition on Sundays. The exposition must remain closed unless a stay of execution is granted by the state supreme court.
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Miller Sick May Cancel All Speaking Dates
Washington Iowa report states Democratic gubernatorial candidate Alex Miller is ill with a cold and likely to cancel all remaining speaking engagements for the week. Miller’s campaign notes his ambition remains serious despite the setback.
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Washington, Ia
Alex Miller
Geoevernarng
Courier Delivery Deadline and Error Notification
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 4 30 o'clock. If the paper fails to arrive by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone this office. A copy of the page will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p.m.
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Roosevelt Birthday Observances Highlight Navy Day
New York on September 27 observes Navy day with ship tours and ceremonies. A Roosevelt Memorial meeting at City Hall, keel laying for the Pensacola cruiser at Brooklyn navy yard, and speeches by Mrs. Tony Ronnison and Rear Admiral Plunkett mark the event. William Green of the AFL drives the first rivet, and a Roosevelt House dinner awards the Roosevelt Medal to Sims Beveridge and Beard. Radio broadcasts cover Washington events and ship life details.
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American Federation of Labor
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Philadelphia
Washington
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Roosevelt Memorial Association
Roosevelt House
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United States
Albert J. Beveridge
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Boy Scouts
Man Sentenced in Mass murder case and Toledo clubber hunt
Boston man Ponzi to be sent back to Massachusetts for seven to nine years after a habeas corpus denial. In Toledo, a two-mlay manhunt unfolds for the clubber who killed Lily Croy and Mary Alden, with rewards totaling 2600 dollars from city paper and clubs. Police press mental defectiveness as key in the slayings and widen the search with heightened street details.
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Austin
Charles Ponzl
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Lily Cray
Mary Alden
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Alden
Cantonese Troops Commander Killed in Battle
London dispatch reports Gen. Chang Kat Sheck, commander of Cantonese forces allied with Gen. Wu Pei Pu, killed with Russian chief of staff Gen. Galen seriously wounded. Cantonese troops reportedly defeated and retreating toward Canton as Wu Pei Fu plans an attack on Hankow.
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Ching Kat-Sheck
Galen
Canton
Wu Pei-Fu
Hankow
Push Ouster Suit Against Sheriff Findley Denied
In Oct 27 issue from Des Maines five petitioners seeking outside-judge ouster proceedings against Sheriff Park A Findley had their petition denied by Chief Justice Lawrence DeGrafft. The court ruled the petitioners failed to serve notice on the sheriff and lacked legal standing. After the decision the filers served notice, and attorney George Wilson said a hearing would be requested immediately.
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A. Findley
Lawrence DeGraift
Supreme Court
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Sheriff Findley
George Wilson
Houdini’s Condition Unchanged After Illness
Detroit October 27 Houdini the famed magician remained in a serious condition after abdominal surgery for appendicitis with peritonitis. Dr Daniel Cohen said his status was unchanged shortly after 6 AM, as the performer had insisted on finishing a Sunday theater appearance before collapsing.
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Deniel Cohen
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No Funds for Extra Holiday P. O. Clerks
In Washington on October 27 the Post Office Department informed postmasters that inadequate funds will prevent third and fourth class post offices from hiring additional clerks for the Christmas rush.
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Short Interviews With Home Folks About Barbers Licenses
S A Ewing of Waterloo Local No. Ltd says lawmakers will push a state barber license bill similar to Minnesota and Michigan at the upcoming Iowa legislature session. The measure would require sanitation knowledge, prohibit licensure for unfit barbers, demand basic education and training, and enforce six months of apprenticeship.
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S.A. Ewing
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St Louis County Votes Against Merger Plan
In St Louis Ma Oct 27 the Greater St Louis conference will press merger efforts after county voters decisively defeated the Ute annexation proposal. City backers carried a narrow 7 to 6 majority, while county voters rejected the merger by more than two to one. President W B Wagner noted the campaign continues despite the setback.
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AYA GAG NOT LOW Chicago Oil Outlook
Fears of a potential gasoil supply shortage were dismissed in Chicago as W S Farjeh, president of the American Petroleum Institute, addressed the Institute of American Meat Tankers. He cited a conservation reserve of about four and a half billion barrels, claiming it could cover several years' demand and that the industry has seen periods of greater reserves.
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Zoo Man Fights Bengal Tiger With Bare Hands in Texas
In Hinstan Texas on Get. 27 C A Wilson, zoo superintendent at Minat North Dakota, entered a royal Bengal tiger enclosure and was attacked. He grappled the animal using his bare hands to hold the tiger's forepaw while a companion fired, killing the tiger at close range. Wilson sustained severe injuries and received 29 stitches.
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Damage in China Civil War Reports Massive Destruction
Foreign refugees from Yangchangs describe enormous damage from gunfire and looting during the Chinese civil war, predicting five years to repair. An imminent Cantonese offensive is noted as Wushue, 130 miles below Hankow, reports Cantonese forces retreating.
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Yangchangs
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Hankow
Seven Union Men Face Murder Charge in San Francisco
Seven members of the San Francisco Carpenters' union were formally charged with murder after an alleged confession by two of them that they belonged to the gang that killed W. Campbell, a nonunion worker, with a sledge hammer last week.
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Center Point Man Dies in Auto Crash
Elner Mounee, 27, of Center Point Iowa, was killed when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Thomas Kilran near Delmar. Three other occupants escaped serious injury as did occupants of the other car. A Brazilian revolution dispatch reports regional movements raising fears of civil war in Kinder states.
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Center Point
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