Labor conditions shift as ownership spreads in US
The article argues labor conditions have changed since Karl Marx, noting less violence and more cooperation due to widespread corporate ownership and consumer wealth. It cites labor-day parades, rising affluence, and a more capitalist worker base amid economic prosperity. It also reports a Seattle arrest in the Harry Hill case, airship progress, and Chicago film strike wrap up.
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United States
Karl Marx
Question of Age as Factor in 1928 Presidency
Washington analysis weighs Hughes as potential kingmaker in Hoover Dawes and Lowden race. Hughes aging, vitality praised, but a formal declaration could set the age issue and possibly third-term like implications. Hoover at 53 stands youngest among major contenders. most presidents began under 60, with few serving past 70.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Charles E. Hughes
Europe
Mr. Hughes
Hoover
Dawes
Lowden
Hughes
Low
Mr. Hoover
White House
Buchanan
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
New York Herald-Tribune
Clemenceau III Heart Attack Hospitalized in France
Georges Clemenceau aged 86 former wartime premier of France suffered a heart attack last night and received medical attention today. He had recently recovered from bronchial trouble and is under physician care in Saint Vincent Sur Jard France.
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Clemenceau III
Saint Vincent Sur Jard
France
Georges Clemenceau
British flier Courtney aims for Azores after Corunna halt
Capt. Frank T. Courtney and crew aboard the Dornier Napier flying boat Whale faced strong headwinds and rough seas forcing a landfall at Corunna Spain. He said continued hops may resume Tuesday toward Horta Azores then Newfoundland en route to New York.
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F. W. Downer
R. F. Little
England
Frank T. Courtney
York
Courtney
Corunna
Smain
Horta
Azores
Plymouth
Newfoundland
New York
Weekend motor crash injures eight as two men arrested
Eight persons suffered minor injuries in six automobile accidents near Waterloo Saturday night and Sunday. The most seriously injured were Miss Minerva Weibel of Elgin Indiana and Mrs. Richard Collins of 126 Dearborn Street, reported improving at St. Francis hospital. Miss Weibel, injured when the car she rode in with her father A M Weibel of Elgin was struck by a car driven by B J Duffy of Oelwein, six miles east on Grant highway, had bruises and cuts but no broken bones. Mrs. R D Hines of Chicago also sustained minor bruises. Detectives Crumline and Steffen charged Duffy with driving while intoxicated. Duffy’s companion Mike…
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Waterloo
Minerva Weibel
Elgin
Richard Collins
Dearborn Street
St. Francis, Hospital
Weibel
A. M. Weibel
Major Decorated by King Arrested for Booty Disturbance
Des Moines reports World War II veteran George Polk Hippee, who held two medals from King Emanuel of Italy, is free on his promise to appear in municipal court Sept 14 on charges of illegal liquor possession and intoxication. Neighbors said he caused a street disturbance by a woman’s scream. Hippee, a former major in the motor transport corps, earned citations for shooting a drunken Italian soldier during the war.
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Des Moines
George Polk Hippee
King Emanuel
Italy
Hippes
Motor Transport Corps
Jurists to Attend Vermilion Funeral
All members of Iowa's state supreme bench plus jurists and lawyers from across the state were expected in Centerville to attend Justice Charles W. Vermillion's funeral. Services were slated for 2:30 p.m. Hampton chief justice William D. Evans would address the gathering as a supreme court representative.
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Centerville
INS
State Supreme Bench
Charles W. Vermillion
Supreme Court
Des Moines
William DD
Evans
Hampton
Third District Rural Letter Carriers Picnic at Cedar River Park
From the Third district Iowa Rural Letter Carriers association 1000 to 2000 attendees including rural carriers patrons and postmasters gathered at Cedar River park for the first annual picnic. A noon dinner followed by band music speeches prizes and various sports and contests highlighted the afternoon with entries for furthest driven car oldest car and county with most painted boxes.
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Iowa Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Cedar River Park
Hast High
G. T. Bennett
America
Glenn. A. Tibbitts
Ray C. Eggert
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
H. D. Allen
J. A. Lindeman
Ireton
George E. Lichty
Waterloo
Fire Sweeps Armour South Dakota District
Armour business district threatened by a morning fire that burned unchecked at nine oclock, causing about 300000 dollars in damage. Three lumber yards destroyed. Lightning is suspected as the cause. Nearby towns dispatched fire crews to combat the blaze.
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Armour
S. D
Courier delivery note with phone contact for late issue
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Guani Elected League President At Geneva Assembly
Alberto H. Guani of Uruguay was chosen president of the eighth League of Nations assembly in Geneva. The agenda includes smuggling into the United States and a major debate on alcoholism, with the child welfare committee urging measures to shield youth from alcohol abuse.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Alberto H. Guani
France
Assembly
League of Nations
United States
Europe
League Council
Stepfather Held in Death of 99-Year-Old Girl
Des Moines reports Sergt. A M Saunders of Fort Des Moines and Sheriff Park A Findley hold him in connection with the death of his 99 year old step daughter Evelyn Fey. The girl died after a car carrying her mother and Saunders overturned at a high speed. Police found several bottles of beer in the wreckage.
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Des Moines
A. M. Saunders
Fort Des Moines
Army Post
A. Findley
Evelyn Fey
Saunders
Marcus Loew Dies Head of Film Trust in NY Estate
Marcus Loew, head of about 100 companies in the movie and theatre field, died today at his Glen Cove estate on Long Island. He had long suffered heart weakness and was informed to be the head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Born on Manhattan's east side, Loew led a vast network of film industry holdings.
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New York
Marcus Loew
United Press
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Loew
Glen Cove
Long Island
Manhattan
Ten Held As Drunk In Labor Day Incident
Ten men were booked today on charges of intoxication after a weekend incident that interrupted their Labor Day plans. They are scheduled to appear in police court Tuesday morning to answer the charges.
Baseball Today National First Game Cincinnati 8 6 Defeats
National league results show Cincinnati routed team 8 to 6 with Miljus Cvanpyros Hill Dawson and Spencer contributing on offense. American League notes Washington defeated Philadelphia 15 to 2 behind Zachary Ehmke and Cochrane. Detroit and others also posted scores with multiple pitchers credited.
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Cincinnati
Pusduter
Tuney
Pirinith
Miljus
Cvanpyros
Hill, Dawson and Spencer
Washington
Ieee
Philadelphia
Zachary and
Tete
Ehmke, Gray and
Cochrane
Detroit
Thomas and
Crouse
Gibson, Smith and Woodall
Waterloo Labor Day Observance Quietly Harnesses Leisure
Waterloo marks Labor Day with quiet industry hum and Sundaylike calm as workers enjoy a two day holiday. Haw key pennant hopes center on a Hawke doubleheader against Marshalltown at the Mississippi Valley park while crowds anticipate record attendance. Many take motor tours to Chicago and Minneapolis as rail lines run special excursion trains and interurbans service transport a large number of pleasure seekers.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Hawks
Mississippi Valley Baseball Park
Marshalltown
Hawks
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk
America
Black Hawk County
Cedar
Sunnyside
Byrnes Park
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Leland Grove
City
Chicago
Illneis Central
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis
Longtime Maytag Executive Howard Snyder Dies in Newton
Newton Iowa Sept 5 Howard Snyder vice president and consulting engineer of Maytag Washing Machine Company died yesterday after two years with pernicious anemia Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon Snyder joined Maytag in 1898 coming from Austin Minnesota as a laborer Born Footville Wisconsin November 28 1869 Snyder leaves a long association with the firm and the industry
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Newton
Howard Snyder
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Snyder
Maytag Company
Austin
Minn
Footville
Wis
Short Interviews With Home Folks at Waterloo Resort
Waterloo, a summer resort and vacation city, boomed today as G. A. Miller, Lauerman Bros. department manager, shared his vacation experiences. He enjoyed golf, baseball games, and real recreation without traveling far.
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Waterloo
G. A. Miller
Lauerman Bros. Company
Miller
Vanderbilt and Warburton Wed in Paris City Hall
William Kis sam Vanderbilt and Mrs Rosamond Lancaster Warburton were married today at the city hall of the six teenth ward in Paris. The couple will spend their honeymoon in Italy and return to the United States in October.
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Paris
William Kissam Vanderbilt
Rosamond Lancaster Warburton
Sixteenth Ward
Italy
United States
Pride of Detroit lands at Allahabad after long world flight
The Pride of Detroit monoplane arrived in Allahabad at 3:30 p.m. local time as Brock and Schliee push toward Calcutta. The American fliers, delayed by Turkish red tape in Constantinople, planned a 925 mile hop to Allahabad from Karachi earlier today.
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India
Allahabad
Brock
Schlee
Detroit
Persian Gulf
Bender Abbas
Karachi
British India
Curtiss’ Field
Tle
Constantinople
Williams
Edward F. Schliee
Earlly
Pride of
Royal Air Force
Persia
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Calcutta
Mystery plane sighted off coast near Ottawa
A Belle Isle light keeper reported sighting a mystery air plane Friday night and early Saturday, described moving northwest then southeast with a red light. Commander C. P. Edwards reviews the case as details reach Ottawa. The monoplane Lt Raphael had carried Princess Lowenstein Wertheim, Col. Minchin and Capt. Hamilton from Upsavon, England to Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Ont
Belle Isle
C. P. Edwards
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Raphael
Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim
Col
Minchin
Capt
Hamilton
Upsavon
England
Fear 40 Fishermen Drowned in Storm Near Halifax
Grave fears grip Halifax Nova Scotia as 40 fishermen aboard Lunenburg schooners Joyce M. Smith and Clayton W. Walters vanish after a gale on August 24. Wreckage pieces found offshore near Grand Banks suggest the missing crews were struck by the storm at sea.
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Halifax
N. S
Joyce M. Smith
Clayton W. Walters
Grand Banks
Carling's Monoplane Flight From Washburn to Newfoundland
Major aviation story recounts Sir John Carling guiding a trans Atlantic monoplane from Washburn into the Maine woods on a bright day, watched by hundreds across Caribou and nearby towns as it set course toward Harbor Grace Newfoundland. It notes concurrent plans by other monoplanes at Old Orchard with talks of departure, weather delays, and potential return routes across the Atlantic amid fog and fuel concerns.
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Old Orchard
Ocean Beach
Curtiss Field
Royal Windsor
Canada
England
Sir John Darling
Caribou
Courtney
America
Azores
Corunna
Spain
Cinsea
Sir John Carling
Washburn
Ward
Harbor Grace
Newfoland
Preaque Isle
van Buren
Aroostook
Maine Woods
New. Brunswick
Old ‘Orchard
New York
Phil ‘Payne
Directo Hearst
Foundland
Phil
Wint
Windsor
Englani
Hi Grace
Scarboro
Wood
Bertaud
Royal
Old Glory
Harbe Grace
INS
Phil Wood
G.A
Duke Schiller
Sogey
Pilot Wood
Har Grace
Newfoundland
Baidonnel Airdrome
Dublin
R. H McIntosh
Tohn
Fokker
Philadelphia
Princess Anne
Lowenstein-Wertheim
Lesli Hamilton
F. EB. Minchir
Atlantic
London
Philadelphia Bulletin
Europe
Ésca
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