Bankers divided over wisdom of co op marketing
Associated Press report from Omaha centers on a two day American Banker association meeting. District reports show near even split on cooperative marketing among farmers with views ranging from closer banker farmer unity to concerns over management and products sold. Diversification promotes Wisconsin and North Dakota farmers shift from wheat to alfalfa corn and poultry while Texas rice and cotton ventures rely on banker farmer alliances for financing and marketing signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Federal Reserve
Frank J. Wickett
Oklahomat
Texas
RLFP
McNally
St. Louis
Fred A. Irish
Fargo
N. D
Ninth Reserve
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Kellogg Picked as Ambassador Hums Western GOP Pulse
The selection of Senator Kellogg as ambassador stirs Western Republican discontent by renewing splits over foreign policy. Kellogg, once a foe of the insurgent wing, is praised as a capable lawyer but criticized for insufficient ardor on the Senate floor. The choice fuels debate on league of nations ties and administration diplomacy style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelloge
Hea
Senate
Farmer-Labor Movement
Kellogg
League of Nations
Coolidge
Lowden
Illinois
Republican Party
Kelorg
Washington
New York Tribune
Stormy Quiz Shows Sinclair Donated to Both Political Funds
The testimony reveals Sinclair donated to both Republican campaign funds. Thompson business associate questions include whether Sinclair was on any committee and if he was personally involved in raising money. Officials note Fred Upham of Chicago served as treasurer and William B. Thompson as finance committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Oil Company
Thompson
Wip
Europe
Secretary Fall
Walsh
Wraith
Sinselaine
Hest Walsh
Datta Ty
Kentucky
Sinclair
Smoot
Sinnclair
Roosevelt
Mammoth Oil Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Navy Department
Interior Department
Congress
Fred Upham
Chicago
William B. Thompson
Six Sailors Missing After Submarine Sinking Near Panama Canal
Three members of the U S submarine U 5 were drowned when the vessel collided with the steamer Abanfarey at the Atlantic entrances to the Panama Canal. Seven others went down with the submarine. one surfaced eight minutes later. Late last night six remained trapped in the submerged hull, with fears they might remain in the sunken vessel.
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Ausochaped
Panama
United States
Vessal
Abanfarey
Atelantic
Panama Canal
Pastor Paid 1000 for Funeral Sermon in Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa on October 29 a court allowed Rev Dr Huber of Grand Rapids Michigan a thousand dollars for preaching the funeral sermon of W H Lower a well known local businessman. Lower had requested the minister’s return to Sioux City for the service and compensation.
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Sioux City
Huber
Grand Rapids
Mich
Trinity, Lutheran Church
W. H. Lower
R. H. Munger
Lower
Four Men Injured When Car Casts Tire
Four men were injured when a car in which they rode threw a tire and overturned near Grandview Sunday morning in Muscatine Ta. The injured were Gordon Ricketts Orange Bird Albert Walters all of Fairport Se and Victor Morris Cotter In Morris suffered internal injuries others minor injuries A passing motorist freed the four who were pinned beneath the car and took them to Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Grandview
Gordon Ricketts
Orange Bird
Albert Walters
Fairport, Se
Yictor
Morris
Cotter
Simplicity Marks Steinmetz Funeral
Simplicity marked the efforts at the funeral for Charles F. F. Steinmetz chief consulting engineer of General Electric and a famed physicist. Only top GE officials, Steinmetz family members, and a few close friends attended the service in Schenectady on Friday morning.
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Schenectady
Charles
Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Ahe
Tammany Hall Not to Get Croker Cash
Mrs Ren fah Edmondson Croker widow of Richard Croker denies offering to turn over the million estate left by her husband to Tammany Hall at a National Democratic Club dinner She adds she plans a gift to the organization to carry out the former leader’s wishes
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New York
Get
Renfah Edmondson Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
National Democratic Clib
Tammany
Man Held for Death of Boy in Auto Crash
In Atton on October 29 a coroner's jury found Nick J. Johannes of Ashton caused the death of Vic Sal Atton’s six year old son Ned by careless driving. Johannes was held on $2,000 bond after an inquest. The child died when a coupe driven by Johannes collided with the automobile carrying his father and mother.
Gratin Exports Grow in U S Grain Trade
Washington and Washington area report grain exports rose to 4,006,000 Lushers in the past week, up from 2,228,000 the previous week. The update covers national export activity and shows a notable increase in shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, T D. C
United States
Visiting friends and locals notes across Waterloo area
A rounded column lists residents and visitors including Louis Scallon Ackley with Mr and Mrs Murphy. Dunkelberg on a trip to Great Falls Mont and DC. Sheldon Munufgetiring to Chicago. Northey Manufacturing staff to Chicago. Deal family and Clancy relatives in Chicago. Marsaw host to 34 friends. Grace Mason at McGregor schools weekend with Veral Peek. Wade Hubbard in Chicago visiting relatives. Golinvaux family moving to 303 High St. Miss Minnie Smith from Muscatine and Misses Steeley and Lamb at Cornell. Porter to New York City.Tom Morris attends funeral in Hanover. Mrs. Bittinger seeks Rochester hospital treatment. East High alumni visiting Cedar Rapids game. building permits issued for a $3,000 Dearborn residence and several other small projects. Springville and Waterloo school ventilator orders. Simpson visit to West Baden. road pavement at Manchester ready for traffic. rummage sale by First Congregational Ladies Nov 1-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Louis Scallon
Ackley
J. P
Murphy
Dunkelberg
Great Sails
Mont
Sheldon
Munufgetiring Company
Chicago
Fred Lb. Northey
Northey
Batt
A. Deal
Walnut Street
Mra
M. Clancy
Stockton
Margaret Chingy
Ware
F. W. Esher
Des Moines
Ames
Grace Mason
McGrepgor Schools
Veral Peek
West Ninth
Wade Htubbel
Peter Butler
Wranklin
N. A. Golinvaux
Albion
Neb
High Street
Marold Marsaw
Minnie Smith
Muscatine
Tlul McManus
Ward Mayer
University of Town
J. W. Mayer
Williston
Vern Steeley
Aida Lamb
Cornell Coallege
Mount Vernon
Waterloo
Willis W. Gaston
Nammond Syenne
Real
Florida
South
A. J. Porter
New York City
C. A. Porter
Broadway
Tom Morris
Caplain
Police Department
Hanover
Emma Cutler
Earl Bittinger
Fowler Street
Mahter Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Bittinger
East High
Cedar Rapids
June Fish
Arnold Bender
Montthaw Patterson
Edward Howrey
George, Loveaul
Roger Bruwn
Alta J. Mason
Dearborn
H. J. Parker
Paraza
Third Street West
A. Ferguson
Franklin
Clyde Brannon
Forest Ave Tie
Ferguson Ventilator Manufacturing Company
Cedar Falls
Springville
Ian
John Simpson
West Baden
Ind
West Baden Springs
America
Stiles
Grant Highway
Manchester
First Cong
West
God Seen in Jesus Christ Personal Qualities, Bishop Says
Bishop William Fraser McDowell of Washington address Iowa students at the University of Iowa vesper service on Sunday afternoon. He urges making God plain by revealing him through personal qualities that human nature seeks and relies upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa City
Jesus Christ
William Fraser McDowell
Washington, D. C
University of Iowa
Explosion Traps Four Miners in Burning Indiana Mine
In Staunton, Indiana, a mine explosion traps three men and a boy as a fire consumes the shaft. A rescue crew reaches the site and believes the trapped group are dead, while three other miners suffer serious injuries from the blast.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Staunton
Fire damages car in Meyers garage
An automobile owned by Sidney Meyers was slightly damaged by fire in the garage at 1527 La Fayette Street today at a.m. The ad promotes Brendon In. a Grande Agency with phone 2374.
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Sidney Meyers
Lafayette
Brendon
Europe’s Plight Is Sad One Tells Local Rotary
W A Pratt of Dear Rapids addressed Rotarians on European conditions after crossing the Atlantic 42 times. He warned that wars linger after the fighting ends and nations face unrest, distrust, and upheaval as they drift toward anarchy. He cited Britain’s wartime dissatisfaction, France’s potential bankruptcy without reparations, and Russia under German influence, with Germany’s currency power shaping global trade. Other members of the club were inducted in a brief ceremony.
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W. A. Pratt
Dear Rapids
Fis Hng
Atlantic
Europe
Buttlerney
America
Great Britain
Germany
Britain
France
Russia
Hugh McManus
Harold McRae
Wells Warnett
B. F. Bishop
Sidney Smith
Confessed Chicken Thieves Ordered Home Each Night
Cherokee reporters say Hay Hlarmanson aged 6 and Dean Wells confessed to thefts around Marcus, Ja. Officers expect the arrest of a poultry buyer tied to the case. Judge M J Hutchinson ordered the boys to return all stolen chickens and be home by 7 pm nightly until December 3 when they face further sentencing.
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Marcus
Hay Hlarmanson
Dean Wells
Hutchingon
Hutchinson
Coal dealers seek scale inspections after short weight case
Des Moines reports the Iowa Department of Agriculture directs its 22 inspectors to test coal scales across the state after a coal company was convicted and fined $50 for short weight. Inspectors will conduct tests promptly without disturbing other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture Today
Extradition hearing set for Russell Cockburn case
Jefferson City Mo executive office set a hearing for November 1 to decide extradition of Russell J Cockburn of Des Moines Iowa on a charge of defrauding Des Moines of about 86000. County Attorney Seeburger to represent Pelk county. Elsewhere reports note robberies, fires, suicides, a coroner verdict, and hospital fund drives across Iowa with various local incidents.
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Jefferson City
Russell Cockburn
Des Moines
Davenport
Yeges
Abraham
Smith's
Mozenfelder
Rock Itsland
I Waukon
J. M. Turner
Turner
Lansing
Cyris Waugh
Seeburger
Pelk County
Russell J. Cockburn
Ginton
Fred Voss
Clinton
George Reideser
Dixon
Sundar
Farmington
A. Crum
Fort Dodge
Fort Trudge
Lutheran Hospital
Webster County
Hamilton
Wright
Humboldt
Pocahontas
Calhoun
Hampton
Oriental Rugs at Hall Ekfelt Furniture Co
Harry Mouradian presents a complete collection of oriental rugs from all rug weaving provinces of Orient. See a beautiful line with remarkably low prices and a chance to view a full display at Hall Ekfelt Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mouradian
Hall- Ekfelt Furniture Co
Orient
Snowstorm in Nebraska and South Dakota slows travel
Norfolk Nebraska reports a general snow storm in northern Nebraska and southern South Dakota with five inches on the ground at Winner South Dakota and about half an inch elsewhere. In Greece political tensions rise as Metaxas signals a Dec 2 election while Britain weighs a 12 mile sea limit report. Seven destroyers and tugs head to assist two disabled submarines O 11 and R 25 in rough seas 100 miles east of Great Guana Key near the Bahamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Norfolk
Neb
South Dakota
Winner
London
United States
Foreign Office
Charleston
S. C
Great Guana Key
Bahamas
Congressmen Helped Place Vets Bureau in Bad Odor
Washington October 29 senators continued their inquiry into the Veterans Bureau amid tales of waste and mismanagement. Dr Richard Souther Boston physician testified the inquiry found dishonest compensation to veterans, blamed on outside pressure including congressmen who pressed for favored care. Col Charles Forbes former bureau director attended as an observer.
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Washington, D. C
United States Veterans’ Bureau
R. F. Souther
Boston
Hig
Col
Charles R. Forbes
Bureau
Elevator and feed mill burn at New Hartford
A midnight fire destroyed the Moore & Good elevator and feed mill under construction at New Hartford Iowa. Loss about 8506 with 6000 insured. Carpenters to finish this week. Origin undetermined. Fire hampered by interior spread and failed suppression. Local depot protected by fire crews from nearby towns.
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New Hartford
Moore & Good
2Ofala Department
Illinois Central
Buffalo
N. Y
Little Valley
Cattaragus County
Wight
Salamanca
Little Valey
Pastor Denounces Hate Organizations in Des Moines
Rev. R We Thompson, a Presbyterian minister, condemned secret groups advocating hatred. He argued Americans must live by the law of love and keep the nation open to all races and religions. He spoke during a German gathering yesterday in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. We. Thompson
Rev. Thompson
United States
Circulate Petition for Saxton Parole
Friends and relatives of Ralph Saxton a 16 year old boy formerly from the Fisdora reform school who was returned Friday from Oklahoma City circulated a parole petition. Two hundred signers were reported by noon mainly from Marion and Troy Mills where the Saxtons formerly lived.
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Marlon
Ralph Saxton
Fisdora
Oklahoma City
Sid
Marion
Troy Mills
Saxtons
Kenyon Could Have Town Delegation in Opinion of Hammill
Des Moines Oct 29 Acting Gov John Hammill says Coolidge needs strong western enthusiasm for party policies to win the convention. Hammill returns from governors conference and says Kenyon could have the town delegation if he stays out. He adds Frank Lowden also has a good chance to win Iowa support.
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Des Moines
Coolidge
Middle West
John Hammill
East
Hammill
Washington
William 8
Kenyon
Gary
Frank O. Lowden
Tiiois
Iowa
Tama County Gifts by Will Overturned
Judge Cummings cancelled a deed transfer by Robert Coughlin to Columbia College Dubuque for 120 acres. The agreement planned $5,000 to Sisters of the Good Shepherd and another $5,000 to Newport Kentucky charitable work, with proceeds to fund "The Robert Coughlin Scholarships" for poor desiring boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Robert Coughlin
Coughlin
Coughlin Deeds Questioned Over Mental Incompetence
The case alleges that Peter P. Coughlin was mentally incompetent when signing deeds and that undue influence affected him. Honeric Ges and others are involved. Several other cases have been decided for the relatives.
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Peter P. Coughlin
Honeric Gesland
United States Only Arbiter of Peace Bryan Says
Atlanta Oct 25 William Jennings Bryan declared the United States is the only country that can speak the word of peace to a war weary world in a speech last night He warned against utopian schemes and said the spirit of Christ was the only hope of salvation for the woman race He denounced intellectual and spiritual blindness he said was ruling this country
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Atlanta
United States
William Yannings Bryan
Bryan
Waterloo Delegation Heads to Iowa Auto Dealers Meeting
Practically all Waterloo automobile dealers will attend the Iowa Automotive Merchants' association convention in Des Moines on November 3 and 4. A. Morris of Morris Motor Car company is vice president of the association. Prominent speakers include Neal G. Adair of Motor World and C A Vane of the National Automobile Dealers' association along with Iowa officials and officers of the Iowa association.
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Waterloo
Iowa Automotive Merchants’ Association
Des Moines
A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
Motor World
Neal G. Adair
New York
C. A. Vane
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
St. Louis
James BE
Appleby
Santa Ana
Cal
R. W. Procter
Black & Decker Co
Baltimore
Mad
Miss Birdie Erickson Injured In Auto Crash
Miss Birdie Erickson recovering at 88 Lafayette street after an auto collision at Lafayette and Third streets. She suffered facial cuts and hip bruises with no broken bones. The crash involved a Cedar Falls car driven by Mrs Ferguson. Eight accidents were reported, none other injuries. A transfer wagon was struck causing the team to run away.
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Birdie Erickson
Lafayette Street
Fearea
F. D. Ferguson
Cedar Falls
Lafayette
Third Streets
Miss Erickson
J. W. Lister
Tefferson‘street
A. @. Rigdon
Guy Lichty Gravely Ill After Stroke in Vinton Hotel
Guy Lichty a 29 Lafayette Street commercial traveler for a cigar house was stricken with paralysis Saturday evening while writing orders at a hotel. Taken to a Vinton hospital he remains in critical condition not conscious as of midday report. his wife has been at his bedside since Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy KR. Lichty
Lafayette
Street
Vinton
Jury selection begins in Waterloo Savings Bank suit
Work to empanel a jury started in Judge B B Stiles division as Waterloo Savings Bank sues American Surety Company for 50000 on a stability bond. Ed wards Longley Ransler Harris represent the bank Pickett Swisher Farwell the surety and Mears Lovejoy the intervenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Stiles
District Court
Waterloo Savings Bank
American Surety Company
W. C. Logan
Purety Company
Edwards, Longley, Ransler & Harris
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
the _— surety company
Mears & Lovejoy
Oelwein Youth Enlists in U S Army Air Service
Andrew Callaghan of Oelwein Iowa joins the U S Army Air Service departing today for Fort Houston Texas then training at Kelley Field L C Greenup reports Bourdon Des Moines enlistment last year from Yokohama Japan aboard the USS Merritt delivering supplies after the earthquake he describes the demolition as horrible and the scenes of streams and ruins filled with bodies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Callaghan
Oelwein
U. S
Air Service
Fort Houston
Tex
Kelley Lying
L. C. Greenup
G. F. Bourdon
Des Moines
Yokohama
Japan
Merritt
Judge Olson to Speak at East High Tonight
Judge Harry Olson of Chicago will headline East High Lecture and Entertainment, speaking on Criminal Psychology at 8 p.m. tonight. He appeared earlier today before the Blue Hawk County Bar association at Hotel Russell-Lamson. In Washington, Miss Florence Jeanette Smith wed Thomas Bilis Lodge on October 26. the couple will reside at 2310 Ashmead Place apartment 4 in Washington after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Olson
Chicago
East High
Washington
Florence Jeanette Smith
Thomas Bilis Lodge
Washington, D. C
Mary Jeanette Jwoeffler
Waterloo
Lodge
Ashmead Place
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Warns Against Substitutes
A vintage advertisement urges customers to protect their doctor and themselves when asking for Phillips Milk of Magnesia the genuine product prescribed for fifty years. It notes 25 cent duties and 50 cent bottles with directions, and warns against substitutes available at drug stores.
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Johnson
Hughes
Croker Cash
Man
Boy
tHuchanan
Oriental Rugs
Revoies
Elecrion
NEO
Athens
Tsaladtrisami M. Metaxis
Tripolitza
Premitr Gonatas
Halifax
Blue*Nose
Columbia
Shubert Vaudpeville Suls Keith
Orpheum New York
Shubert Vaudeville, Inc
B. B. Keith Vaudeville Exchange
Orpheum Circuit, Inc
Sapello
Edward H. Tosel
Manly
ING
Wauseon
Len Gehring
Meek Garmon
Garmon
Gehring
Methodist Women For
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harthourke
Arkansas
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Tree
Ark
Winterset
Paul Milner
Milner
Shanghai
Mary Darroch
Missary R. Sharp
China Inland Mission
Saxton
Tama County
U.S
Guy Lichty
Surety Co
U.S. Army Air Service
Judge Olson
Ffeave
Phillips” LE OF
Magnesi
Phillips
Franco
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
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