Bolivian Move Delays Chile Discussion In League Assembly
Bolivia refuses to press Chile agenda in League of Nations assembly as experts assess the body's competency to tackle treaty revision and vote procedures. A conference committee was named to resolve deadlock between the council and assembly on the election of deputy judges and a third man may be chosen as a compromise.
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Chile
League of Mations
League
la Paz
van Karnebeek
Vittorio Sciatialo
Italy
Uel Peralta
Costa Rica
Senor Urita
Colombia
Council of the
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
International Court of Justice
Toder
Assembly
Council
Max Huper
Switzerland
Alejandro Alvarez
Didrick Seltrop Giedee Nyhalm
Denmark
Baron Descamps
Belgium
Nyt
Huber
Dr. Alvarez
Nyholm
Baron Dex Camps
Baron Bestamps
Government Tax Payments Today May Settle Up Bills
Washington Sept 15 taxpayers paid 525 million dollars as the third income and profits tax installment. Secretary Mellon hopes the payments will ease the treasury deficit of 116 million and enable refinancing of 535 million in treasury certificates. He also set aside 345 million for semiannual interest on the third liberty loan as public debt expenditures rise further next month.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Mellon
Gay
Treasury
Publi
Bodies of American ZR 2 Victims Coming
The British cruiser Bauntless bearing the bodies of American naval officers and men killed in the ZR-2 explosion is due to arrive at the Brooklyn Navy Yard tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o clock. The bodies will lie under guard of honor until Saturday when special services will be held.
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United Press
New York
Bauntless
England
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Baty Yard
Police Kill Train Bandits After Tip-Off Near Fort Worth
Federal agents, warned by a tip, trapped and killed two would‑be bandits who attempted to rob a Texas & Pacific passenger train about 14 miles west of Fort Worth. A heavy security guard had been placed on the train as a followup after the tip. Includes marriage licenses for Leon Sewright and Ella Mowilson and other local notices.
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the Associates Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas & Pac
City in Brief notes on regional movements
Earl Clayton travels to Du Luque to pursue studies at Co luistia college while Glenn Miller heads to Iowa City for Wels comng Iowa. Theodore Stuckart returns to Omaha after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carver of Albany Wisconsin visit Cowgill home. Mrs. Waldorf and Mrs. Esher of La Porte City guests at Hileman residence.
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Earl Clayton
du Luque
Coluistia College
Glenn Miller
Iowa City
Wels
Iowa
Theodore Stuckart
Omaha
Neb
Creighton University
T. M. Carver
Albany
Wis
W.A Cowgill
H. B. Waldorf
Edward Esher
la Porte City
J. M. Hile
Wellington Street
B. ©. Snyder
Ravens‘wood
0. J. Valentine
Tates
California
Yesteriay
Burial of Ausmus 1 Church Garage Battle Tomorrow
Chirson Sepili Farvey W Church, confessed slayer of Bern ard Daugherty and Carl Ausmus, automobile salesmen, was brought face to face with his mother in the state attorney's office and repeated details of the two crimes. He indicated he planned and executed the murders without help, doubting any accomplices. Mrs Church collapsed earlier after his first confession and later questioned why Ausmus was buried in the garage instead of a vacant lot nearby.
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Associated Press
Chirson
Farvey W Church
Bernard Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Clarence Wilder
Milton Walker
Church
Leon Parks
Parks
Harvey
House Takes Tax Bill Toward Ready for Presentation
Washington September 15. The house tax bill nears final action as the ways and means committee resumes revision. Inheritance tax is the main remaining item along with a treasury drop in income surtax brackets to 32 percent for relief to those earning 68000 or less. Committee also weighs manufacturers’ tax on items now subject to luxury taxes and other final features. After clearing the excise levy section yesterday, the panel aims to finish tomorrow so three days are available for experts to prepare the measure for senate presentation Wednesday.
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Kregs
Washington, D. C
Sevatanance Committee
Treasury
Senate
Union Leaders Warn Rail Strike Risk From Rule Ignorance
In Cleveland on September 15 union leaders warned a railway strike could loom as executives refuse to follow the labor board rulings favorable to workers. James G. Sause of Fort Wayne, representing the AFL railroad department, said railroads especially the Pennsylvania Coal are not carrying out rules aiding the men. He added workers remain faithful to labor board decisions, risking greater conflict.
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United Press
Cleveland
Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvania
James G.sause
Fort Warne
Ind
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Babe Ruth Sets New Home Run Record This Season
In New York on September 15 Babe Ruth hit his 55th homer of the year with one man on base in the fourth inning, breaking his 1929 record. The report also notes Sheriff Taylor in Toledo remarking on powder puff usage among criminals and a lighter note about cosmetic “weapons” found with suspects.
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United Press
Toledo
Sherrff Taylor
Taylor
Jad
Galted Prose
New York
Babe Ruth
Wallop
Innins
Title Men Gather for 15th Annual Convention in Des Moines
In Des Moines on September 15, executives from leading abstract and insurance companies attend the opening of the American Association of Title Men fifteenth annual convention. President Warra Wilson of Seattle presided as the first session began with reports from various company executives.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
American Association of Title Men
Warra
Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Grave Mystery In Tombstone Thefts At Wanderer's Rest
Two men Arthur Bacon and Fred Ward were arrested in Wanderer's Rest cemetery while attempting to steal a 160 pound tombstone. They offered no explanation for their action, leaving investigators puzzled by the motive and method of the grave marker theft.
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Tombstone
Chicago
Arthur Bacon
Fred Ward
Wanderer’s Rest
Women preachers urged to draw men to churches in Chicago
Ming M Madeline Southard, president of the International Association of Women Preachers, urged at the Chicago convention that more women take pulpit roles to attract men. She blamed male church feminization and quoted Frances Willard on centuries of male preaching with female converts, suggesting shared preaching power could shift the balance toward men.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ming M. Madeline. Southard
International Association of Women Preachers
Miss Southard
Frances Willard
Union Builders Return To Job In Chicago
Hundreds of union men in Chicago’s building trade returned to work pending Judge Landis rehearing on wage issues. Local employers plan to hire nonunion workers to fill vacancies. A federal grand jury resumed probe of 60 building material dealers. Daily executive commission also reassembled to hear graft charges in the industry.
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Associated Press
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Federal Grand Jury
Daily Executive Commission
Arbuckle doubt remains on screen return say Woods
Frank B. Woods of Famous Players-Lasky and president of the Screen Writers' guild told a city council committee in Los Angeles that Fatty Arbuckle probably will not appear in films again even if acquitted. Arbuckle has a two year contract with the studio, and Woods said producers would not retry his career without complete vindication.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Frank B. Woods
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Screen Writers’ Guild
Fatty Arbuckie
Woods
Roscoe Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Famous Players-Lasky Company
Arbuckle Party Member Seeks Divorce
Los Angeles dated Sept 15 United Press report says a Semmacher, manager for Virginia Rappe and part of the Arbuckle group linked to her death, files for divorce from Lucille Semmacher. He alleges a cold and unwifeful manner and notes a Memphis marriage 17 years prior. Fleming is accused of usurping husbandly duties like winding clocks and locking doors.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Sbermacher
Virginia Rappe
Lucille
Semmacher
C. D. Fleming
Police Matron Takes Custody Of Six Year Old Girl
Geraldine Markham, six, is placed in the custody of Mrs. Myrtle Barr, police matron, by Judge G W Wood. The child will be cared for at a boarding place and sent to school until further court order. The judge rejected placing her with either parent due to noncompliance with prior orders. SUIT FOR DAMAGES filed: J Norris seeks 5500 damages for personal injury after being struck by an automobile driven by H W Flint in Council Bluffs Ta on June 30. Norris injuries include ankle and wrist fractures, impeding carpentry work. Case of scarlet fever: David Jaeger, son of Mr and Mrs L A Jaeger, ill and isolated at home with the disease. quarantine ordered by health department.
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Mason City
F. B. Church
C. A. Dean
Waterloo
Michael Stobus
Vaughan Street
G. W. Wood
Walter OR. French
Austin Burt
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Geraldine Markham
Myrtle Barr
J. Norris Today
H. W. Flint
Council Bluffs
Scarlet Faver
David Jaeger
L. A. Jaeger
Park Avenue West
Zionist Congress Concludes After Two Weeks of Debate
The world Zionist Congress ended after more than two weeks of sessions. Leaders Weizmann and Ben Gurion remained, no move to shift HQ. Delegations were approved to Washington London Geneva and Palestine to negotiate safeguarding Zionist interests with governments and the League. A budget of 1,590,000 pounds for next year was adopted, funding investment in Palestine, immigration, education, and land and irrigation projects.
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Chayim
Weizmap
Nasu Iguviv
Welesereeiucu
World Organization
London
Palestine
Switzerland
Congress
Washington
Geneva
League of Nations
Chajes
Austria
Budget Commission
Rabbi Chajes
Shroarja Levin
New York
David Yallin
Jewish Community of
Jerusalem
Hebrew Post
H. N. Bialik
Rock Island Man Elected Commander of Spanish War Vets
Oscar B. Carlstrom of Rock Island was elected national commander-in-chief of the United Spanish War Veterans at the annual Minneapolis convention. A former Illinois department commander, he served in the Spanish-American War and World War I as a captain, leaving the Mercer County States Attorney post to join the military. He was a member of the Minnesota constitutional convention and was named to the state's new tax commission by Gov. Small.
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Toe Amspejsted Presa
Minneapolis
Minn
Oscar BE. Carlstrom
Rock Island
United Spanish War Veterans
Carlstrom
Illinois Department
Mercer Countrois
America
Gov. Small
New Tax Commission
Chaplin Is Funny at Expense of Mrs Smith Wilkinson
London reports Mrs Henry Smith Wilkinson, famed for a Paris display of nearly six million dollars in couture, visiting Charlie Chaplin at his hotel while he slept. He half awoke, calling her the best dressed woman in England, then joked he is the most undressed man.
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Chaplin
United Press
London
Henry Smith-Wilkinson
Paris
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
England
Clergymen Seek Permits for Homemade Wine
Hartford Contg Sept 15 The internal revenue bureau reports more than 5000 letters from the public seeking permits to make homemade wines or nonintoxicating fruit juices. Among the responders are at least a dozen clergymen as the bureau notes the rule allowing heads of families to produce 200 gallons of wine yearly with a single permit.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Contg
Internal Revenue Bureau
Youth arrested after year burglar suspect
About a year after Shaw Bros grocery at 453 Parker Street was entered for robbery, police traced it to youths. Walter Kenneth Davis, once missing, was recognized and arrested by Detectives Walker and Davis. County attorney French filed information. Davis held to answer. Deputy clerk Beatrice Walker named temporarily at municipal court, possibly permanent, replacing Ruth Robinson.
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Shaw Bros.rocery
Parker Street
Walter Kenneth Davis
Walker
Davis
R. French
Tae
Beatrice Walker
New Hartford
Ruth Robinson
New Hartford Telephone Eschange
Mrs Augusta Kroll Dies Eleven Days After Husband
Mrs Augusta Kroll, 83, died at noon today at 127 Jefferson Street, eleven days after her husband Ludwig Kroll died September 4. The couple, born in Germany, had been confined to bed. she expressed longing to join him as her condition worsened this morning.
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Ferdinand
Augusta Kroll
Jefferson Street
Diamond Dyes promise fadeless color for worn garments
For fifty one years millions of women have used Diamond Dyes to restore color to skirts waists coats stockings and more. Buy Diamond Dyes and your material will come out right guaranteed not to streak spot fade or run. Tell your grocer whether the material is wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
Allenrho Promises Quick Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement claims deep seated uric acid deposits dissolve and rheumatic pain ends within twenty four hours. Druggists in the county urged to offer two bottles of Allenrho with a money back guarantee if it fails to conquer rheumatism. Inventor James H. Allen assures payment only if notable relief is not achieved. Henderson Drug Co and Hansen & Hansen are listed as guarantors.
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James H. Allen
Alienrho
Henderson Drug Co
Hansen & Hansen and Co
J. Miller
Easy for Thin People to Put on Flesh and Gains
A health remedy offers Evans' Triple Phosphates as a ten day treatment to add solid flesh and vigor for undernourished individuals. It claims rapid weight gain of five to ten pounds in a month and is backed by Henderson Drug Co. and Hansen & Hansen with a money back guarantee.
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Herderson Drug Co
Hansen & Hansen
Waterloo woman obituary mentions four children and remarriage
A Waterloo resident who left three children and later married Ferdinand, brother of Ludwig, produced four more. Surviving are Ami Davenport George and iwuls of Chicago Mrs J Knudson Mrs F W Wetland and Fred C Kroll of Waterloo. Services set for 2:30 p m Saturday at O Keefe Powe funeral home in Waterloo.
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Ferdinand
Ludwig
Carl
Ami
Davenport
George
Iwuls
Chicago
J. Knudson
F. W. Wetland
Fred C. Kroll
Waterloo
O'Keefe
Powe Funeral Home
Briel Ail
Elmwood
Insurance policy for wedding weather vows issued
An insurance policy for 500 dollars against unfavorable wedding weather was issued in Hartford. Two Boston men arranged the policy through a local insurance company to cover their nuptial plans. The bride and groom reportedly hoped to avoid extra costs if rain marred the wedding day. The policy was considered a prudent risk as the couple planned their marriage and left for their honeymoon.
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Amocigted Press
Hartford
Conn
Boston
Niana
Han Reymeon
Chicago Woman Credits Vegetable Compound After Surgery Advised
A Chicago reader recounts being told an operation was needed for female trouble. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she recovered and resumed daily work in a six room flat. The piece cites testimonials from Burlington Vermont and Apple Tree Point Farm, noting many women avoid surgery with the product. The ad urges requests for a private text book on ailments peculiar to women.
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Chicago
Tole
Lydia
Syor
BS F Haypace
St. Lawrence Ave
Vermont
Lydia B. Pinkham
Burlington
H.R. Sharon
Apple Tree Point Farm
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Wesel
West End
A. Bidg—Buchanan
Glaznes
Frank Warner
Iowa Bankers Associaton
G. Zindler
Aplington, Ja
P. Reils
Anington
A. F. Ducker
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St. Paul
I. Warty
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Fourth Street
A. H. Bods
Black Hawk
Bremer County
Marinelio Shop
Com'l
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Battle Tomather
House Tak Bill
Senate Committee
Babe
Asham
Hingic
Fatty
Raisin
Packace
Hoover's
Piersts
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Cedar Rapids
Hoover Tories, Inc
A. R. Macartney
Lions Club
Black's Tearoom
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