Farm Emergency Period Seen Shifting with Jardine View
Secretary Jardine believes the agricultural emergency is passing and favors cooperative marketing legislation, while President Coolidge debates reassembling the agricultural conference. He plans to discuss farm problems with various groups and address the American Farm Bureau federation convention in Chicago in December.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Agricultural Conference
White House
Eerty Vast
Suimmer Whette
Swampscott
Coolidge
Jardine
Swampscalt
Janine
Robert. E. Carey
Wyoming
Palm Leaslers
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicarb
Bel
QO. E. Bradfute
Federation
Detsil
Tuthill Addresses Lions Club on Constitution Week
J S Tuthill spoke at noon in Black's tearoom before Lions Club luncheon observance of Constitution week. He warned that removing Supreme Court power to strike down laws could lead to tyranny, stressing that legislators and judges alike are bound to uphold the Constitution. John J Fearde provided piano music during the event.
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J. 5 S. Tuthill
Lions Club
Supreme Court
Congress
Tathill
John J. Fearde
Methodist Church Conference Passes Ministers Pensions
Atlantic Ia Sept 17 AP District reports delayed by pension consideration for ministers over 64 will be heard today at Des Moines conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. Last night foreign missions session led by Rev Charles M Edmundson of Perry and Rev 4 Lacy of Fon Chow China spoke. Today home missions session will feature the world service program.
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Atlantic
pPes Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Foreign Missions
Department of the Church
Charles M. Edmundson
Perry
Lacy
City Council Sets Tonight Session on Garbage Disposal
A special meeting of the city council is called for tonight to consider and act on the disposal of garbage for the city starting November. Mayor presides and urges timely action on the issue to address local waste concerns.
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Thre
Gerbage
East Students Deposit 527 in School Banks
A district report shows the first full week of the fall term with East students depositing 527 dollars across school thrift banks. Superintendent Milne notes high school contributions led by students including Ted Horning and others. totals for Hawthorne, Latayoccte, and Washington districts are listed with several dollar amounts.
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C. W. Milne
Studency
Etudenta
Youtcerr Chittren
Grout
Hawthorne
Latayocte
Sekea
Weehington
Twin Beds Lose Twin Status As Habits Change
A 19th century style piece notes twin beds linger as singles. It explains modern bedrooms shrink and urban living increases, pushing households toward three quarter width and single beds. The article traces how twin beds drift from shared to individual sleeping arrangements while retaining size and shape.
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Waterloo Furniture
Hadot Summers Wack In The Ice Aces
Fragmented clumsy OCR reports on Hadot Summers and Geer from Stockholm University. Mentions geologic theory about earth age and temperature effects, with garbled names and stray references to beauty parlors and unrelated items.
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Hadot Summiers
Wack
ICE Aces
Duelists So Good Neither Was Hurt in Two Hour Bout
Genoa Haly Sept 17 AP an hour and three quarters of thrusting and vying failed to settle difficulties of two Valian officers Col Rosetti and apl Queirolo who met on the field of honor today. Both ex hert swordsmen they pricked each other in the sword arm but were unable to inflict serious injury. The due is a gvarcelayer iTeason trial of Prof Salvemini of the University of Florence the captain foxing the colonel s ears
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Genoa
Haly
Rosetti
Apl
Youngster Charged With Delinquency In Check Forgery
Tom Lee Roberts, 18, charged with delinquency in juvenile court before Judge John W. Gwynne for cashing several checks and forging signatures. Police say he carried two check books with blanks filled and used the name Hontar to sign in three instances.
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Tom Lee Roberts
John W. Gwynne
Butler Relitiles Inefficiency Report
Philadelphia Sept. 17. Gen Butler, director of public safety, denounced reports that police demoralization would result from his plan to return to the Marines when his term ends Jan 1. He said politicians were spreading the stories to scare policemen back on the handwagon.
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Philadelphia
INS
Butler
Director of Public Safety
Elk Antler Found on Highway No 59 Near Tripoli
A railroad employee Charles Schwein finds the right antler of an elk on Highway No 59 near Tripoli, suggesting elk herds once roamed the area. Local section workers noticed parts of the antler protruding from the ground and mistook it for tree roots. The Tripoli Leader reports the discovery may reflect long-standing elk activity in the region.
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Tripoli
Charles Schwein
Natronan
Art Somer
Dawson Street
Waterloo
Cail
Sacksmith
Teaver Creek
Powder sale to minor alleged in damages suit
A legal notice quotes a suit alleging a minor was involved in a black powder sale. The filing seeks damages and names Sophia Bedell and Kelber as involved parties. The report mentions a church social event and a Friday gathering at a local Baptist church, with Mothers of the Trighe and GQ Men's Bible classes noted.
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Alcat
Sophia Bedell Agai
Elberg
Swoon
Kelber
Taas
Rurtan Avenue
Whisky gang deputy dies after gunfight
Deputy sheriff O. Case of Logan Omaha hospital after being shot during a raid on a whisky running gang. Frank H. Monroe and Roy Bell faced first degree murder charges as authorities planned to arrest two more alleged gang members who admitted being part of the crew transporting 1600 gallons of liquor from Chicago to Omaha.
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Logan
Frank H. (Selly) Monroe
Roy Bell
Omaha
Sherif O. &. Case
Monroe
Betara
Chicago
Case
Sheri Milliman
Whisky Rangers
Bell
Horseshoe Tourney at Cattle Congress near Cedar Falls
Vic tor Read announces a major horseshoe tournament tied to the Dairy Cattle Congress on Tuesday September 29. Water-Joe and Cedar Falls clubs co operate to set up six clay courts with a large purse and five additional awards for top finishers.
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Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Victor Read
Congress
Water— Joe
Cedar Falls
Cresco Man Heads State Firemen's Assn
Belle Plaine Sept 17 UPI New officers of the Town Fire Div. association include K C Denoyelles Cresco president Charles Bracket Sioux Center first vice president Charles Luppild Red Oak second vice president L R Morris Ames third vice president EB Parsons Marion secretary J J Lynch Vinton treasurer A J Seefeldt Red Oak custodian The state convention adjourned with Manning named as the 1926 convention site.
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Belle Plaine
Town Fire- Divi's Association
K. C. Denoyelles
Cresco
Charles Bracket
Sioux Center
Frst
Charles Luppild
Red Oak
L. R. Morris
Ames
EB. B. Parsons
Marion
J. J. Lynch
Vinton
A.‘ J. Seefeldt
Red
Schools Observe Constitution Week in Des Moines
Des Moines schools mark the 138th anniversary of the Constitution's completion in Philadelphia. The observance is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Sons of the American Revolution. Special speakers will address high school assemblies.
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Des Moines
Philadelphia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Boy Killed After Fight With Older Bullies
New York on September 17 police learned six year old Harold Berwnstein died after being struck by a stick during a dispute with older boys at the foot of East Nineteenth Street. He fell into the East River and drowned while attempting to escape bullying.
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New York
Harold Berwnstein
East River
Harold
East Nineteenth Street
Three Wives Seek Divorce Over Cruel Treatment
Three wives accuse their husbands of cruel and inhuman treatment and file for divorce. Leis Baldwin of Waverly says she separated from Rod ney Baldwin on August 13 1923. Alta Potts of Watering states she separated from Robert N. Pous on August 4 and seeks to keep furniture and temporary alimony while custody of six children. Clara J. Tippey of Waterloo alleges separation from Michael Tippey on January 7 and asks for custody of a minor child Norma.
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Leis Baldwin
Rodney Baldwin
Waverly
Alta Potts
Robert N. Pous
Watering
Clara J. Tippey
Warried
Michael Tippey
Waterloo
Norma
Coal truck rolls back down hill onto candy truck
Two motor vehicles were damaged today in a peculiar accident on Rainbow Hill. The coal truck rolled backward down the incline and struck a parked candy truck, causing minor damage to both vehicles.
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Rainbow Hill
Thomas
Crout
Nowland Ganity Company
Gates Students Frolic at Sherwood Picnic
About 74 students of Gates Business College attended the annual picnic at Gates campus in Sherwood Park. The event featured shy races and games followed by a tasty supper. The relay race was the main athletic feature. “the odds” won. A separate note reports Rainy Leisner seeking a stolen machine, found later in Binwood cemetery.
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Gates Business Colloge
Gates
Sherwood Park
Cary
Rainy Leisner
Kierthe Park
Binwood Cemetery
Shenandoah Airship Seen as Fast Trains of the Skies
A Washington bulletin lauds the Shenandoah as America’s best known airship. It covered 680 feet with a vast gas system and heavy framework, offering dining, berths, and observation platforms while featuring a water-recovery apparatus to reclaim ballast.
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Washington, D. C
America
National Geographic Society Today
Hades
Pullman
Shenandoah
Beren
Hes
St. Louis
Vanilla wealth reshapes Bora Bora under Prohibition era demand
New York artist Armstrong Sperry reports Bora Bora natives grow vanilla to meet U S. market gains after the Volstead Act. Prices soar from three francs a pond to 74 francs, prompting wealth and mortgage strain as Chinese traders dominate financing. Motor cars and modern goods appear briefly then rust away as costs rise.
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Rept
America
Bora Nora
United States
Armstrong Sperry
New York
South Seas
Sperry
Hattairs
Interisland
Bora Bora
Earl Kletz Joins Waterloo's Colony of Missing Boys
Waterloo reports another disappearance as Earl Klete, age unknown, is thought to have run away Wednesday afternoon after a sighting at Electric Park the previous night. He wears a blue shirt, blue trousers, tan shoes, and no hat or cap. Roy Baum, 162A Commercial River, also ran away days ago and remains missing. Several other boys vanished during the summer and have not been heard from.
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Waterloo
Earl Klete
Lal
Mulmerrs Ry
Electric Park
Roy Baum
Commerriail Riveal
Ben
Waterloo 1925 Council OKs Bobby signals and boulevards
City council proceedings detail a long session on traffic signals at Fourth and Franklin Fifth Street boulevards from South to Walnut and Commercial. The mayor and city attorney were authorized to draft ordinances, with several specific intersections approved for Bobby type signals and street widening projects.
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Prevent
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Jefferson Streets
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Westfield Avenua
Witty Street
Fish, Gardl
Fall Fish
Link, Robinson
Ibbitis
McFarlane
Lea Bradley
Street
Anley
Hostettler
West Fifth Street
Wm. Galloway Co
Guagy
Wm. A. Reed
J. W. Gwynne
Board of Playground Commissioners
Thréeaais
Harris
Mike George
Ros West Fourth Street
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McParlane
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Ihlac
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I. J. McCunuck
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Chas. Miller
Frank Stone
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Ben Marx
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W. HL Brown
Dee Moines Iron Co
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A. J. Lewis
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Tabor
Hen Marx
Hienry Steffens
Pearl Fox
Gewer
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Rem Marx
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