Davis Fights La Follette for Northwest Votes
Democratic strategy shifts to a nationwide fight against La Follette with Davis campaigning to deny him western gains. battle ground states listed as Ohio Indiana New Jersey Rhode Island Colorado Nebraska Iowa and Missouri are identified with contest dynamics between Coolidge Davis and La Follette.
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Delivery note for newspaper arrival before 6 30
The Cowrier should be delivered at your home before 6 30 oclock. If an error by the carrier or other cause prevents delivery by that time, please phone 5100 and a copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls to this office before 6 30 p m.
Prominent Figures of Day's News
The $100,000,000 credit to France from J P Morgan was extended six months via Thomas W. Lamont. Emma Goldman criticizes the Soviet system and may seek asylum in England after a deportation from the United States. An international park on Mt Ararat is proposed by Capt HB Yarrow. The new ambassador to Japan is E A Hancroft.
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J. P. Morgan Bank
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Bank
Emma Goldman
Kays
England
Russia
United States
Nat
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HB. A. Yarrow
Japan
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Chaplain Prays for Pacifists at Legion Convention
Ezra C. Clemons, chaplain, opened the sixth annual American Legion convention in St. Paul Minnesota praying for pacifists. He urged patience of God and said they do not want war but must be ready to fight for God and country if needed.
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St. Panlo Minn
Ezra CG. Clemons
Américan Legion
Three Chicago Boys Held for Auto Theft in Cedar Rapids Jail
Three Chicago youths Frank Erdman 18 Cosentino 153 and James Lobianco 15 were arrested near Cedar Rapids on auto theft charges Sheriff Thomas Avery said Erdman admitted stealing the car from a Sheridan Road residence and claimed his companions had nothing to do with it Chicago police were notified and a detective was en route to return them.
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Frank Erdman
Thig-first Street
Cosentino
West Twenty-ninth Place
James Lobianco
Amerald
Ave
Chicago
Thomas Avery
Avery
Kidman
Sheridan Road
Clergy denounce life terms for Leopold and Loeb
Chicago ministers from St. Patrick’s and other churches condemn Judge Caverly’s life imprisonment ruling for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb who killed 14 year old Bob Franks. They urge stronger bench standards and reject the defense of the decision as a false philosophy.
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Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
William J. McNamee
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
John R. Caverly
Joliet
Caverly
McNamee
Nok
Democraticia
Buckleys Escape Death When Car Plunges, Burns
W L Buckley and his wife, agents for the Minors, survived a motor mishap near Delaware Iowa on Saturday as their car ran off a ditch and burst into flames. Buckley was unconscious from head blows while Mrs Buckley freed a hand to blow the horn and summon aid after 15 minutes. They were taken to Dubuque with bruises and shock.
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Delaware
AYP
Hiker Found Sick Near Cedar Rapids While Hiking to Oumwa
George Waster 35 of Chicago was brought to St Luke's hospital in critical condition with possible malarial fever. He was found exhausted near the city west of Cedar Rapids and likely lay there most of the day while attempting a hike to Oumwa.
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Cedar Rapids
George Waster
Anne Street
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Oumwa
President returns from Potomac river cruise aboard Mayflower
President and Mrs. Coolidge and their party return to Washington on the yacht Mayflower docking at the navy yard at about eight after an uneventful weekend cruise on the Potomac River. They proceed to the White House.
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Washington, D. C
Legion Opens Big Convention with Quinn Address
St Paul Minn Sept 14 The American Legion opened its sixth annual convention with National Commander John R Quinn declaring the Legion's prestige doubled by two legislative victories for the disabled and the adjusted compensation bill. Gen Frank Hines and Red Cross official James McClintock spoke as delegates heard welcomes from city and state leaders and veteran groups. President Coolidge sent a letter expressing regret at missing the event.
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Legion
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Gen. Hines
James K. McClintock
American Red Cross
Arthur BH. Nelson
America
Edwin Lindell
Minneapolis
Department of Minnesota
James T. Williams, Jr
Boston
St. Paul
Coolidge
Congress
Four Soldiers Die as Monterey Oil Fire Rages
Four soldiers of the Thirtieth Infantry at the Presidio, Monterey, were killed when a lightning strike hit a 56,000 barrel oil tank and ignited a blaze that spread through the town. Dozens injured, homes damaged, and the countryside threatened as firefighters build dikes and evacuate residents.
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Wieventit Cavalry
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Fall Fashion Show Next Wednesday to Pull Great Crowds
Windows of stores were deing tinared today as part of the fall opening plans for the big show on Wednesday evening Sept 17. Decorators selected frocks shoes jewelry groceries for the grand display while merchants hope to attract window gazers with clever ideas. Curtains rise at 7 PM and thousands are expected to fill the business district. The paper notes a correction from an earlier misdate stating the event would not be Sept 24.
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Altha
Busines
Hell
Supreme Court to Hear Oral Argument in 99 Criminal Cases
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in nine criminal cases and several hundred other suits as the September term opens. A key matter is the Marshall county road suit challenging motor vehicle license tax funds and the legality of a road bond sale. Notable cases include Archie Bur t is appeal and J K Wiaheskern from Chartes City.
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Laws Supreme Scoure
Marshall County
Archie Bure Tis
Ottumwa
J. K. Wwaeeskern i
Bishop Brown Convicted of Heresy Votes Propositions
Chicago September report: Bishop William Montgomery Brown found guilty of heresy by nine Protestant Episcopal bishops. He proposes seven propositions to align doctrine with church law and vows to withdraw his book if accepted, resign if not. Propositions affirm God as a personal being, creation, human origin, atonement, resurrection, and Christ’s bodily ascension.
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United Bre
Chicago
Ishop
William Montgomery Brown
Galton
Ehurch
Brown
House of Bishops
Ministry
God
Heaven
Earth
La Follettes to Speak at Waterloo Rally and Convention
Madison La Follette son of Robert M. La Follette will address Waterloo delegates and adherents at a county convention in the courthouse. Iowa campaign manager LL Cook confirms the rally and a combined rally and convention for Black Hawk county. A county central committee meeting at Carpenter's hall planned delega te convention timing and fund drive proceeds to support the campaign with donor gifts for supporters.
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Robert M. la Follet
Waterloo
Rob
Cook
Iowa
J. Tollefson
Young la Follette
Carpenter's Hall
Black Hawk County
Af Lattin
Lin
Spain denies plan to evacuate Morocco amid Moroccan offensive
Madrid reports that Spain was preparing to evacuate Morocco but the directory denied the move. The article notes tensions with tribesmen, Spanish troops redeploying and retirements among the garrisons as clashes continue along the Tangier line.
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Spain
Morocco
Republican leaders attack Moran and Moran Follatte campaign
William M. Butler denounces Moran Follatte forces in a signed silent attack. Austin Texas names George Tutte as replacement for governor and says he will resign as UT dean to run. Tsao Kun forms a new cabinet in Peking.
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William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Robert Moran Follatte
United States
Austin
Texar
George
Tutte
Wovernor
University of Texas
Peking
Tsao Kun
Immense crowds greet aviators as they fly to Chicago
Immense crowds welcome the World War I fliers as they complete a transcontinental hop from Dayton to Chicago. Lieutenant Smith, Wade, and Nelson receive roaring cheers, with families and veterans among the crowd. Police struggle to control the throng as planes taxi and airmen tour the hangar.
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Floods devastate parts of Rajputana and the Indian states while officials drown in Alwer. Mussolini comforts the widow of Casalini the fascist deputy murdered. British troops move from Bagdad toward King Hussein’s territory as Syrian authorities assist. Martial law declared in northern Mosul after raids by Turkish irregulars.
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Alwer
Itome
Mussolini
Casalini
Adria
Asia Minor
Bagdad
Hussein
London
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Thagdad
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Oelwein Man Sentenced to Life for Wife Murder
Oelwein Iowa September 15 Life imprisonment was pronounced at about 3 p m today on Austin May whose murder trial began before Judge James D Cooney in district court here May shot his wife at Oelwein July 2 He showed no emotion upon hearing the sentence to spend his remaining years in Fort Madison penitentiary.
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West Union
Bo P. m
Austin May
James D. Cooney
May
Oelwein
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Investigation Aims at Prisoner Beating by Officer
Des Moines Public Safety Commissioner John Jenvey orders inquiry into claims Patrolman C W Tayloy struck prisoner W J Roache a Black man at the city jail after Roache used a vile name. An officer may be suspended if charges prove true.
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Des Moines
Public Safety
John Jenvey
C. W. Tayloy
W. J. Roache
Tenney
Prince of Wales curtailed by gate intrusion at Syosset
State guards halted a man attempting to enter the Burden estate at Syosset where the Prince of Wales is staying as a guest. The intruder, a Canadian veteran, was stopped inside the gate while attempting to climb a fence and was unarmed. The incident interrupted plans for the prince to depart for Augh River, Alberta.
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Hig Ranch
Augh River
Alberta
Burden Estate
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