Kenyon Packers Regulation Bill Faces Obstacles in Senate
Washington insiders report mixed signals on the Kenyon Anderson bill regulating the packing industry. Senator Kenyon remains optimistic about a favorable committee report despite strong opposition from Big Five packers and wholesale grocers.
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Rcomst
Norman Hall Plans a Cruise to the West Indies
Norman Hall maps a winter voyage to the West Indies seeking adventure and writing material. The note mentions travels from Lafayette by steamer and a forthcoming ad in the Courter for a lost item.
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Hest Indies
Norman
London
Lafayette
Sauder
Riverview Park closes after successful Cedar Falls assembly
The Riverview assembly ends with Bishop Spreng and Prof. Himmell delivering fine talks. The district fair opens with 5000 attendees, peace band concerts, and record sales of 55 lots. Bank clerks change posts as local institutions adjust staffing. Public protests over Cedar Falls street pay rise fill council agenda.
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Covar Falls
Ann
Rvangeligal Aviation
Riverview Park
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Falls 12 Stories Down in Cable Fall at Chicago Club
John Malcolm Hart of Evanston survived a 12 story fall after a steel cable wrapped around his body seven floors below the Chicago Athletic Club building. He dropped five stories before the cable tightened and unwound during the fall, and was rescued in a fire space. Police say he fell from the roof while men swung on a wire. Friends note a recent nervous breakdown.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Malcolm, Hart
John M. Hart
Evanston
Chicago Athletic Club
Pate Witiel
Fire wipes out farm buildings at Hamer farm near Waterloo
A morning blaze at 2 a m destroyed the main barn electric lights chicken house and half the poultry on C J Hamer’s farm three and a half miles south of Waterloo on Eagle Center road. Neighbors aided but saved little. An unknown man aided firefighting and fled. Hamer carried insurance.
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Waterloo
Eagle Center Road
Sylvester Hildebrandy
Jacob Moser
Hudson Road
Hamer
Bucket Brigade
RAGE RIOTS ABATE IN KNOXVILLE AS MILITARY GUARDS
Quiet returned to Knoxville after race riots on Saturday and Sunday as military patrols guarded the business district. Police halted pedestrians and cars at 10 pm and required ID. Damage to the county jail was about 5000 dollars from a fruitless search for Maurice Mayes. The grand jury will meet Wednesday to weigh charges and other violence. A continuing exodus of negroes from the city also persisted into Monday.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Alimah
Maurice Mayes
Eriminal Court Grand Jury
Mayes
Miob
French Halt Palatinate Republic Bid at Ludwigshafen
French troops maintain control at Ludwigshafen after an attempted Palatinate republic upstart led by Dr. Hans backers launched a four hour assault on the local post office. Two antagonists were reported dead.
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Ludwigshafen
Associated Press
Coblenz
Palatinate
Hans
Landau
Post Office
Automobile Accident Deaths Reported in Iowa Race
The Ottumwa News reports an automobile accident near Bloom involving Herbert Billings Jack Shepard and Miss Violet Seaburg. Billings died. Shepard is hospitalized, and Seaburg’s condition is improving.
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Herbert Billings
Des Moines
Jack Shepard
Burlington
Violet Seaburg
Local Social Event Highlights and Oddities
In Gilbertville residents report a midweek social gathering featuring El Rita Merill Lucy Mae Keller and Coralie Grane with Miss Jessie Nickerson, and Anthony Weyland. A chicken supper and an evening dance accompanied the event described as a complete success.
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Aisses el Rita Merill
Lucy Mae Keller
Coralie Grane
Jessie Nickerson
Anthony Weyland
Mrnday
Winvis
Pilling
Beyes
Hungary cabinet offers to resign amid entente talks
Budapest reports the Hungarian government offered to resign the cabinet to the entente with a plan for a new administration under Franz Heinrich. The plan names former premier Jines Peidil and others, with conditions to recognize the new authority, allow a new army and police, and compel Romanian departure while halting disarmament of Hungarian officers.
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Vienna
Friedrich
Franz Heinrich
Commerce
Jines Peidil
Paul Garami
Peidil
Karl Payer
Martin Lovassy
Stephan Szabo
Entente
Hungary
City in Brief: Local Visits and Travelers Gather
Mrs. Peter Doylé of Cascade visits Minneapolis with her daughter while Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCoy of Washington, D C plan a stay with Mrs. McCoy’s brother A W Peterson. S L Klingaman and daughter attend the G A R encampment in Columbus after visiting Winona Lake Indiana.
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Cascade
Minneapolis
Joseph M. McCoy
Washington, D. C
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Brethren Church
Winona Lake
Ind
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Jennie Haffa
Columbus
Mr. Klingman
Somerset County
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Mont
Greene
Osage
Anna A. Smith
Bluff Street
Harrigan
Wanda Daum
Willl
Charlotte Daum
L. KE. Daum
Randolph Street
Daum
W. G. Hubbard
Fourth Street
Algona
Bancroft
Linden social notes recount visits and gatherings in Linden
Aug 30 Linden items describe Rev and Mrs Baker Greene visiting Linden. Mr Baker handles bass sinews interests for Mr Vernon coffee. Mrs K Petterson leaves for Fayette county then West Union. A large surprise party gathers for Mr and Mrs Anderson with many neighbors. D C Perry returns from southern Kansas and visits with J L Crosby Redfield. Miss Katie Michels and Miss Walt visit. school picnic plans at Crummer's grove.
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Fayette County
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Alvo
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Ruavusgardner
Payne
Shafer
Parris
Zuehlke
Vonne
Nurmeden
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Waverly
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D.C. Perry
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Redfield
Kan
Wiehman
Lizate Williams
Trojan
Lafayette Street
Geo. W. Clark
Clark
Washington
Linden Church
Crummer's Grove
Katie Michels
Walt
Herald
Stickney
W. G. Boyer
Fergus Falls
Minn
John Feberge
Rockford Notes: Births Travel Work and Local Events
Rockford items report the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Kublemeier and a visit by attorney C W Humprey from Aberdeen. The Woolfer Silo Co displayed cement stave silos at North Town fair. Mrs F B Allen traveled to Waterloo and underwent surgery at St Francis hospital. Adam Blum moved to Charles City. Adeline Jenkinson is on vacation from Rockford State Bank. Miss Huldah Rausch received a surprise shower and mock wedding. Postmaster Dawson was named local government representative for army supply distribution sold nationwide.
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CW. Humprey
Aberdeen
Woolfer Silo Co
North Town Fair
F. B. Allen
Waterloo
St Francis Hospital
Adam Blum
Charles ‘City
Adeline Jenkinson
State Agent Arrests State Man After Park Confrontation
Officer Peter Rock of Waterloo on special duty at Electric Park arrested H Wy Terrell from Des Moines after Terrell brandished a pistol during a claim of a gambling joint. Terrell later returned with a state warrant to seize gaming devices, 4 truckloads were confiscated and jailed in Cedar Falls.
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Electric Park
Waterloo
H.wy. Terrell
Havner
Des Moines
George Weilein
Rock
Weilein
Mer
Terrell
Welleln
Terrel
Justice of the Peace
HE. Murray
Cedar Falls
Ain
Cedar Walls
Bank Burglars Prove Nothing but Shadows in Gettysburg
Shadows in the Gettysburg National Bank prompted reports of a robbery. Police and officials investigated and found the sounds and shadows came from a tomatoes can explosion in a cellar, the noise traced to a nearby hotel building.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Bank
Boroughiforce
A Silent but Effective Salesman Four For Sale Ads
The Courier carries four for sale advertisements showing a quiet, persistent seller. Each ad markets household items and miscellaneous goods with concise phrases and contact details likely referring to local residents and their wares.
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