Gov Walton Defeat May Spell Klansman End
Oklahoma Gover or Walton faces removal amid graft charges and Klan opposition. Reports say he intends to present himself as a victim of the organization, while lawmakers push anti Klan legislation and trial plans proceed with Senate members seeking a fair process.
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International News Wire
Oklahoma City
Okla
D. C
Walton
Oklahoma
oMee Ts
United States
Okishama
State House
M. E. Trapp
Trapp
House
Senate
Sealeyton
Gov. Trapp
Watton
Bonar Law Death Rumors and Funeral Plans Reported
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia on October 30 reports Benar Law’s death with notices of memorial services at Westminster Abbey and possible burial among England’s great statesmen. Lloyd George expresses sadness and recalls wartime cooperation and lasting friendship.
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Westmin Stet Abbey
England
Alroyd George
United Prevs
Philadelphia
Deen Rn- Stet
Lloyd George
Aero
Benar Law
Fire Alarms Reported for Two Blazes In Local Areas
Two fire alarms were recorded between breakfast and lunch. A rubbish fire in the Hepass Auto basement caused 8:12 a.m. alarm but no material damage. An overheated furnace at F J Zimmerman’s Mulberry residence drew attention of firemen.
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Hepass Auto Company
F. J. Zimmerman
Amnesia Victims Seized by Police in Missouri
Two men claimed memory loss in St Joseph Missouri with one identifying as Dr Henry Hall of Des Moines Iowa. Hall reportedly left his home two weeks earlier and his whereabouts remain unknown as Des Moines relatives seek details.
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Savannah
Des Moines
Dr. Hall
Hall
Taya
Henry Hall
St. Joseph
Missouri
Tie
Omaha
Drake University
G. D. Spencer
Phys
St.Joseph
Des Maines
Brothers to devote attention to safety devices
Gross Brothers plan a shift to focus on safety devices with Cass stepping down as president and Sonreal manager. A suite of offices will be established near the Burke Moor area with continued private business starting soon. The Sarsonal Safety Devices company, led by C M, will take priority as S M Bentley oversees secretary and treasurer roles. Cheney is expected to become general manager of the interurban line, succeeding Cass. Further personnel changes remain uncertain until Des Moines arrival.
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C. DD. Cass
Morrow
FL & NL
Sonreal
Brrth
Flock
Yres
Cheney
Cass
Des Moines
First White Child in Lyon County Dead
Mary Edith Uateh Kinnan widow of Dr H A Kinnian, a Lennox Furnace official, died of cancer. She was Lyon County’s first white child born and a prominent figure in local P E QO circles.
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Marshalltown
Mary Edith Uateh Kinnan
H. A. Kinnian
Lennox Furnace Company
Lyon County
Focal P. E. QO
Halloween Sociable At Memorial Hall Announced
The Berker Chapman post American Legion and its auxiliary plan a joint Halloween sociable at Memorial Hall Thursday evening. Committees are being named for the event.
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Hallowe'en Sociable
Berker-Chapman Post
American’ Legion
Hallowe’en Sociable
Memorial Hall
DORIS MOORE DIES AT PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
Doris Moore five daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Moore New Hartford died at Presbyterian hospital of blood poisoning at 2 30 am She born Lent 7 1918 Mason City member of Federated churches Sunday school Survivors include parents two sisters Harriett and Alice and brother Robert at home Body at Petersen Bros mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Doris Moore
H. A. Moore
New Hartford
Presbyterian Hospital
Mason City
Federated Churches of New Hartford
Harriett
Alice
Robert
Petersen Bros. Mortuary
Saxony Strikes Defy Prohibition Amid Political Turmoil
A general strike spreads through Saxony defying a government ban as the Stresemann cabinet weighs ousting the Zeigner cabinet. The military authorities arrest communist members and officials push for a pan-socialist setup while Diet meetings are halted. Separate reports note Reichswehr evacuating the Diet building and separatist intimidation in Duisburg. Werms joins the Rhineland republic.
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United Press Berlin
Saxony
Diet
Muel-ler
Dresden
Reichs- Wehr
Heinze
von Mueller
Reichswehrscommander
Fraternal Societies Convene in Des Moines for Annual Congress
More than 300 delegates attend the two day Town Fraternal congress in Des Moines. The twenty fourth annual gathering opens with Acting Gov. John Hammill delivering an address of welcome. Representatives include Modern Woodmen Court of Honor Yeomen Loyal American Life Muaccabees Fraternal Aid Union and the Modern Brotherhood.
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Des Moines
Congress
John Hammill
Modern
Woodmen
Court of Honor,Yeomen
Loyal American Life Association
Muaccabees, Fraternal Aid Union
Modern Brotherhoor
Kansas City racing talk sparks debate in Emporia Gazette
United Press reports Kansas City needs racing to revitalize industry says WM Allen White. He claims legalized race track gambling would support criminals and gambling activity, with a satirical caution about a future where money piles at Union Depot prompt panic and flight to hotels.
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United
Emporia
Kan
Kansas City
Widian Allen White
Jin
Emporia Gazette
Kansas
Bee
Rooming House
White
Union Depot
Women Council cites government waste in bureaus
International News Service reports at the National Council of Women meeting Mrs. Phillip Neriah Moore urged publicity programs and a $100,000 fund for the 1925 international council. Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman mocked overlapping bureaus as Alaska suffers from 38 departments, calling for cabinet reorganization and consolidation of army and navy.
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Sonia Lee
International News Service
Jecatur
Phillip Neriah Moore
National Council of Women
Pver
Moore
Fhr
International Council
Washington
London
Bok
John Dickinson Sherman
Estis Park
Colo
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alaska
Army
Navy
Turkish Republic Formed As Angora Elects President
In Constantinople the national assembly at Angora declares the Turkish republic and Mustafa Kemal Pasha is unanimously elected president. In Dresden Reichswehr guards public buildings after the Zeitner ministry’s expulsion and Communist efforts pursue a general strike. In Joplin Missouri Henry H Hohenchild, former bank president, is acquitted of depositor fraud. In New York two men overpower Frederick Vandervoort and steal 11263 from Sheffield Farm Dairy manager.
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Constantinople
Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Dresden
Reichswehr
Zeitner
Joplin
Henry H. Hohenschild
Nicht & Day Bank
St. Louis
Cigaret Sales Grow Enormously in Iowa
Dubuque Iowa reports large rises in cigaret sales from 1913 to 1923 with figures from Lars Badine internal revenue collector. War era smoking boosted cigarette use while pipe and cigar smokers shifted to cigarettes due to cost and time. He doubts women influence on overall sales.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Lars Badine
Tubiqnie
Bladine
Kiwanis Club hears convention reports at noon meeting
Kiwanis members heard reports from local delegates W. J. Stewart C. H. Trunkey and Fred Wray on the district convention at Lincoln Nebraska. The Kiwanis quartet sang two numbers and Waterloo teachers plan to attend the Iowa State Teachers association convention in Des Moines with pupils receiving a two day vacation after classes.
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Lincoln
Neb
Russell- Lamson
W. J. Stewart
C. H. Trunkey
Fred Wray
Kiwanis
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
To Morrow
Winter arrives late in Klondike region
Dawson, Oct. 30 report winter’s spell is late to come as the Yukon river fills with shifting ice and tributaries freeze. The Poret pine, Pelly and Big Salmon rivers are mostly frozen.
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Klondike
Dawson
Yukon River
Pelly
Sioux City Legion Band Awarded Prizes From Coast Meet
Disputed results of the American Legion band contest in San Francisco led the National Musical Instrument Manufacturers to award $1,500 in instruments to the Monahan post band of Sioux City. Manufacturers favored no overcoat prize and the original plan had called for one prize winner.
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Sioux City
American Legion
San Francisco
National Musical Instrument Manufacturers
Monahan Post
Legion Post
Two Die After Fire Truck Collision in False Alarm
Everett Washington residents awoke to tragedy as a fire truck responding to a false alarm crashed into Fire Chief W A Taros car. The crash left two dead and seven injured, one possibly fatally, in the early hours.
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Everett
Wash
W. A. Taro
Red Carnations At Reunion Between Lovers
Dick rereads Nina’s letter on the train and meets Nina, now aged and disguised in cosmetics and a red carnation. He recalls their past, confronts her changed appearance, and accepts that time and illness have altered her, yet his feelings remain. Nina arrives late due to a car block, but they reunite with a tender recognition.
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Meéet Lyol
Nina
Cutie
Ana
Xina
V and Stern
The Roosevelt statue by Dwight L. Franklin set for display
Al See Sues How Above presents a model of the Theodore Roosevelt statue depicting him leading the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill. The sculpture, by New York artist Dwight L. Franklin, will be exhibited in the Roosevelt Memorial House in East Twentieth Street, New York City, with a formal dedication planned for Saturday.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight L. Franklin
New York
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Roosevelt Memorial House
Col. Roosevelt
East Twentieth Street
New York City
Governor Kendall Returns from Vacation Feeling Fine
Des Moines reports Gov. Kendall and Mrs Kendall back from an extended trip to the Hawaiian Islands and Pacific coast. The governor says he is feeling fine and will resume duties as Des Moines town's chief executive, relieving Acting Gov. Hammill on Thursday morning.
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Des Moines
N. BE. Kendall
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
John Hammill
Commissioner Denies Ties to Ku Klux Klan
M. D. Riggs chairman of Sioux City civil service commission issued a signed statement denying Mayor Wallace M. Short’s charges that he is an organizer for the Ku Klux Klan and that he solicited police officers to join the group.
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Sioux City
M. D. Riggs
Civil Service Commission of
Wallace M. Short
Ku Klux Klan
Waterloo Delegates Attend Road Meet
Waterloo delegates including Harter EB Hull Jacob Levingston Stanley BE Moore C Repass and J A Young left for Mason City to elect a town director for the Atlantic Ocean Highway Association. Sioux Falls board members reviewed highway expansion plans at the meeting.
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Harter EB. Hull
Jacob Levingston
Stanley BE. Moore
C. Repass
J. A. Young
Mason City
Waterloo
Sioux Falls
Taka
Cedar Heights to Show Movies Wednesday
F P Rehmeir secretary of the county M C A will show pictures Wednesday evening for children and their parents at Cedar Heights. The Cedar Heights school will be closed Thursday and Sunday because teachers attend the state convention at Des Moines.
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F. P. Rehmeir
Cedar Heights
Des Moines
Hallowe'en Warning as Waterloo Police Tighten Night Patrols
Waterloo police chief PB Walker warns against mischief tomorrow night. Extra officers, motorcycles, and plainclothes patrols to protect property and people, with severe punishment for offenders. Last year 111 arrests from 6 p.m. to midnight marked a record, mostly youths.
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EL Walker
Waterloo
ma‘Mclong
Hallowe'en
Jteoday
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'’En
England
Scotland
Burns
Des Moines
L. C. Greenup
Ste
Carpentier to Sail for United States in November
Georges Carpentier will sail for the United States on November 11, with a scheduled bout against Tom Gibbons in New York in December or January. The report comes from Paris via Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Paris
Georges Carpentier
United States
Carpentier
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
New York
Paroled Patient Slashes Throat In Dubuque Hospital
John Steichen, 60, slashed his throat with a butcher knife after being released from a hospital for the insane. Doctors say he may recover. Other notes report Hazel Stewart granted a divorce in Atlantic after her husband John Stewart received a 25 year Fort Madison sentence for murder. Bedforsiz C. W. Fluharty injured by son squirrel hunting. in Hamburg La hospital. Mrs Mary K Grege resigns county home demonstration agent post in Marshall County.
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Dubuque
John Steichen
Allantic
John Stewart
Red Oak
Fort Madison
Hazel Stewart
T. C. Whitmore
Atlantic
Bedforsiz C. W. Fluharty
Bedford
Wayne Fluharty
Hamburg
Marshalltown
Mary K. Grege
Marshall County
Mystic Workers of World Change Heads
Clinton Oct 30. Dr D E B Smith resigns the presidency of the Mystic Workers of the World and Director A A Bentley La Crosse Wis elected to succeed him. Smith submitted his resignation to the board in Chicago Saturday but announcement came today. Bentley is in Fulton to take over duties.
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Clinton
The
Mystic Workers of the World
Friton
D. EB. Smith
A. A. Bentley
la Crosse
Wis
Smith
Chicago
Bentley
Fulton
Ofce
West High to Present Macfarren Quartet in Lyceum
West High school will host the Macfarren Symphony quartet in the auditorium at 8 p m tomorrow. Season tickets at 1 will admit four concerts, with single tickets at 50 cents at the door.
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West High School
Lyceum
Macfarren Symphony
Sioux City Attorney Bound Over in Murder Attempt Case
Sioux City attorney C. R. Metcalfe was bound over to the Woodbury county grand jury on assault with intent to murder after allegedly shooting two small boys near his home on October 10. The case stems from the weekend developing in Sioux City Iowa.
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Sioux City
C. R. Metcalfe
Woodbury County Prand
Metcalfe
Modern Educators Problem in a Democracy
Samuel Gompers argues that democracy needs mass understanding and education. He says progress hinges on raising the average intelligence and knowledge in society, not just among a few.
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Samuel Gampers
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