Strikebreakers Say They Were Let Out When Men Returned
Five shop workers hired during the North Western strike went to the federal building to complain of discharge after men returned to work. They said they were promised steady jobs but were told they had no warning and had not been paid for last week. The marshal said he could do nothing. the local agent denied discharge, claiming the men quit when strikers returned.
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Cedar Rapids
USN
Northwestern
Federal
Ndoo
Ite
Americans Seek Report on Smyrna Massacre
United Press report from Washington states the state department seeks details on the fate of 14 naturalized Americans reported missing in Smyrna, the extent of damage to American property, and the number and identities of Americans still in distress after the Turkish assault and city fire. Eyewitness accounts describe massacre by Turkish troops, civilians fleeing to the harbor, and American sailors rescuing refugees during the disaster.
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United Presas
Washington, D. C
Asia Minor
Bristol
Constantinople
State Department
I. Bristol
Smyron
Smyrna
Greece
Saloniki
Athens
Admiral Bristol
Associated Press
Uiatesty
Twife
John B. W Rhodes
Litchfield
Periof
Darson
Imbo
Spixtma
Street car crashes into freight train injuring five
Five hurt when a city bound street car collided with a WL FL Nis freight train near Avon street. Motorman A F Wil won of 21 Parker street released from Presbyterian Hospital after facial and head injuries. Passengers Mrs Rathbone and son Nathaniel plus Mrs Huss and Mrs Hines suffered cuts and bruises. Vestibule wrecked. seven aboard the car. Morse motorman and Johnson conductor in charge of the freight.
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Presbyterian Hospital
A. FL Wilwon
Parker Street
FL & N
S P.m
Vietlins
Wilson
Heir
G. (. Rathbone
Park Drive
Nathaniel
A. Fo Huss
Burton Avenue
Phoebe Hines
Leonard Street
Rathbone
Avon Street
FL & Nis
Delia Hollister dies at 75 in Lincoln circle community
Mrs Delia L Hollister aged 75 a longtime figure in Lincoln circle and Grace Methodist church died last evening at 41002 Rich Street home of Mrs C J Cavanaugh. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Grace church Outlook circle with Rev E J Lockwood officiating Lincoln circle members to attend. Body at home for viewing. Born Delia Lucinda Spalding June 6 1847 in Kalamazoo County Michigan moved with parents to Galesburg Michigan as a girl married to Ed Nister in 1867 later to Fenton and then Knoxville Tennessee where she was widowed in 1910 and moved to Waterloo where she resided since survived by several children and sisters.
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MHS
Delia Sn
Grace Church
E. J. Lockwood
Lincoln Circle
Delia Lucinda Spalding
Kalamazoo County
Mich
Galesburg
Edn Nister
Fensten
Knoxy Tenn
Hollister
Waterloo
Stella Grinds
Field
Knoxville
Tenn
Anaugh
Melissa Gale
Eva Beattice
Helena Goetz
Overland Price Cuts Set New Historic Low
The Overland company announces immediate price reductions on all Overland and Willys-Wright models. The touring car is now $525 and the Willys-Knight touring car $1,235. The firm notes record business in July and August and that 1922 output exceeded annual estimates.
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Overland Company
Overland
Willys-Wright
Willys-Knight
Herrin Massacre Probe Resumes Incidents Report
The special investigation into the Herrin Massacre resumes with details of the 22 reported incidents and June 21 timelines. Authorities cite a ten day review period and ongoing inquiries into the events connected to the case.
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Macron
26 Ducks Bagged by Waterloo Pair
Thebes hunters Walter Roy French county attorney and Burr C Towne a lawyer bagged 26 ducks Saturday and Sunday near Packard Butler county. Their quarry included nine mallards five pinfeathers nine teal two spoonbills and one baldpate. A 4 pound smallmouth bass was also caught. Weather and dry ponds reduced wildfowl.
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Walter Roy French
Burr C. Towne
Shelly Rock
Packard
Butler County
Brench
Washburn
Files Too Busy to Hunt Ducks Governor Candidate
Rey Files, Democratic candidate for Iowa governor, abandons his annual duck hunting trip to Minnesota and South Dakota. He cites campaign duties as the reason for not joining the usual northward pilgrimage with friends.
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Fort Dodge
Say Rey Files
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Files
Lake Sailors Set to Strike for Hours on Great Lakes
In Washington DC the Sailors on the Great Lakes are planning a two a day strike after a conciliation advisory from Oscar F. Nelson of Chicago. The labor department was informed today of the proposed action and its tentative timing.
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Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Oscar F. Nelson
Art Chicago
Labor Department
Shell Shock Defense in Murder Charge
A veteran, Maj. Ure son, defends himself as his wife dies after he allegedly shot her during a quarrel. Witnesses recount how she claimed Bryson pursued her to a second door and fired a revolver. The dying testimony named the assailant and a coroner’s jury attributed the death to a gunshot by the husband.
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Attarn
Hrygon
Bruce Ames
Washington
Bryveon
Bryson
Will Quiz Widow Ind widower on Ipple Tree crime
The third day of inquiry into the mystery at a New Brunswick church follows deaths of Rev Edward Ward and Mrs. Mills. Investigators focus on Aloysia Hall and brother Willie as potential witnesses while details of the night’s events and staged bodies are meticulously examined.
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Will
Brimawick
N. J
Ward
Wall
Broads
Ailis
Hail
Wille
Altho
Hall
Nonunion Workers Quit in Rail Shops in Mason City
Nonunion workers quit at Northwestern and Milwaukee railroad shops. In Mason City on Sept 18 union shopmen planned a 7 am return to work after a union meeting. Milwaukee workers began returning Saturday afternoon and are largely back today. Nonunion workers have deserted both shops.
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Mason City
Milwaukee
Northwestern
IOWA NEWS BRIEFS DES MOINES AND ACROSS IA
Des Moines: Chicago and Northwestern would not take back all strikers at once and kept strikebreakers, 55 shopmen who walked out July 1 refused to return. Decorah: Road No 11 between Decorah and Calmar will be straightened, shortening the route by a mile, despite farmer protests. Mount Vernon: Prof C H Smith of Cornell College to China for a year to reorganize premedical science programs in government and private universities. Sidney: Beehive roving bees landed in misfaced autos, drivers and passengers spent the afternoon ejecting bees from vehicles. Des Moines: Fred A Sullivan, brother of NY cartoonist George B Sullivan, died in hospital from injuries after falling from a scaffold while working on the Old Colony building.
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Des Moines
Chicago & Northwestern
Decorah
Caluar
Board of Supervisors
Mount Vernon
C. H. ‘Smith
Cornell College
China
Sidney
Fred A Sullivan
George B. Sullivan
New York
Am Hospital
Sullivan
Old Colony
Runaway Girl Married in Hospital Near Des Moines
Maurine Egoff, 18, Crete Nebraska, found today in a city hospital with her husband Howard Wittle. Both were near death days but expected to recover. Detectives traced her after a letter from her father Henry Meo prompted action, revealing she had run away last summer to join a carnival company.
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Nes Moines
Sem
Maurine Egoff
Crete
Neb
Howard Wittle
Bhut
Henry Meo
Ego
Wittie
Jdistovers
Weather Report Across Iowa Cities This Week
Central southwest and west central Iowa report moderate to heavy rain and slippery roads. Charles City Des Moines Algona Waverly and other towns show rain or cloudy skies with soft or slippery road conditions. Officials warn of continuing showers today and tonight with a mix of fog and damp roads Tuesday.
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Charles City
Algona
Four Dancers Shot and Killed Near Morrison Ark
Morrison Ark Sept 18 Two members of a party of six returning from a dance at Jenid 16 miles northwest of here are being sought today. Four others are dead from shotgun wounds inflicted by unknown persons. The four dead victims were shot at close range each in the back of the head.
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Fanlernsoal News Wir
Morrison, Ark
Jenid
Here
Cornerstone Laying for Detroit Masonic Temple Largest in World
Detroit hosts ceremonies for the cornerstone of the world’s largest Masonic Temple. Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby, a Detroiter, delivered the main address. President Harding was unable to attend. A Washington-Alexandrian lodge delegation supplied Washington’s trowel. A silver replica and a gold gift were presented. The temple costs about 5 million dollars and seats 17 000.
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Detroit
Mich
Edwin Denby
Wendy Alago
Harding
George Washington
National Capitol
Washington-Alexandrian Lodge
Virginia
Denby
Mammoth Temple
War Veterans Bureau managers meet on rehabilitation plan
A four day conference of district managers from war veterans bureau offices nationwide opened in Washington to develop improved hospitalization and rehabilitation plans for service men. Director Forbes cited 60 to 70 percent ambulant disabled cases and suggested about 46 percent could be discharged to homes with supportive environments. He noted only 600,000 of 4.5 million former insured remain on the rolls and announced decentralizing compensation disability payments through field offices to cut delays. training allowance payments will be made by district offices after October.
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Washington, DD
Forbes
Keokuk Methodists Announce Annual Appointments
The seventy-ninth Iowa conference session closed at Keokuk with year ahead pastorate assignments. Rev. M. E. B. Notherent moves to Bloomfield. Rev. J. W. Poole succeeds in Keokuk. Additional appointments include Oskaloosa, Turbeyville, Ottumwa First, Burlington First, Mount Pleasant, and others. A. S. Smith was re elected president of the Iowa Wesleyan College.
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Keokuk
Iowa
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. EB. Notherent
Bloomfield
J. W. Poole
Oskaloosa
Turbeyville
Ottumwa
L. AL Swir
Main
A. A. Heath
Willard
A. H. Barker
Albis
H. E. Shoals
Burlington
J. H. Cudlipp
Grace
E. W.stoghill
Mount Pleasant
W. R. Kelsey
J. A. Wilson
A.S. Smith
Iowa Wesleyan College
Nolan Runs as Independent in Des Moines State Race
Des Moines reports Martin J. Nolan Perry Jr. filed as an independent candidate for state representative after being forced off the Democratic ticket for not meeting the 10 percent gubernatorial vote threshold. This action follows party ballot requirements and positions Nolan among nonparty contenders in the race.
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Des Moines
Barrad
Martin J. Nolan
Perry, Jr
Secretary of
Waterloo Girl Hurt in Overturn of Car
Marie Hanson 45 is injured in a car overturn southwest of Cedar Rapids while three men were in the vehicle. Leo J. O Flannigan, who hired the car, is held by Cedar Rapids police for investigation. Only Marie is hurt. the auto is a total wreck and the family declined to discuss details.
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Marie Hanson
Frank Hanson
Denver Street
West High School
Cedar Rapids
Leo J. O'Flannigan
Drive Yourself
Hanson
Seven Hurt as Auto Overturns in Ditch
Cedar Rapids Iowa September 15 Seven persons were seriously injured yesterday afternoon when the auto carrying them overturned at the city limits and buried the occupants. The car traveled at a moderate speed before suddenly lurching to the roadside and overturning. Injured include J P Bleeker and wife with their sons George and Joseph, Mrs Bleeker s parents Mr and Mrs George Shrant, and a boy named Lewis.
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Cedar Rapids
J. P. Bleeker
George
Joseph
Bleekers
George Shrant
Lewis
Ex-Kaiser Engaged Officially Announced
Berlin reports former Kaiser Wilhelm engaged to Princess Schonmach with wedding planned for November. Official confirmation released by United Press notes the betrothal and upcoming ceremony details.
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United Press
Berlin
Kaiser Willsim
Princess Schonmach
Final Bonus Appeal Aims to Stop Harding Veto
Washington Sept 18 The drive to persuade President Harding not to veto the soldiers bonus bill intensified as Hanford MacNider met with the White House at 2 30 pm to urge a sign in behalf of four million ex service men. Senate vote counting showed both sides claiming enough support to override a veto though not all lawmakers were present in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
International News Wire
Washington
DB. C
Sept. l
Harding
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
White House
Congress
McCumbber
North Dakota
Antibonus
Probonus
Delays Impeachment Case Until December By Strict Party Vote
Washington Dispatch reports the impeachment hearing of Attorney General Daugherty, brought by Representative Keller, was postponed by the House Judiciary Committee until December, a move passed on a strict party line with three Democrats opposing. Samuel Unfemyer named to represent Keller in the proceedings.
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Washington, D. C
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
House
Sumner
Texas
Thomas
Tillman
Volstead
Congress
Samuel Unfemyer
Keller
Big Battle Fleet backs up moral suasion on Turk
Cabinet met to decide action after London inviting all British dominions to send contingents to the Near East. Premier King in North York, Ont., held talks with ministers. Monash says Australia can send a brigade to the Dardanelles within a fortnight. 600 to 700 already volunteered in Sydney. League to intercede urged by Nansen. UK to run 24 hour arms production. Hughes pushes League action. Britain to modify near east policy. France offers cooperation to defend Turkish Straits. Serbia to aid Greece and press for Turkish restraint in Thrace.
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London
Near East
King
Thom
North York
Ont
Sydney
N.S. W
Australia
Dardanelles
Jonn
Monash
League
Geneva
League of Nations
Fridtiog
Nansen
Council
Norway
Speed Amani
Paris
United Kingdom
Hughes
Melbourne
Australian Commonwealth
Joseph Cook
Britain
International
Great Britain
War Office
Evening News
Greece
United Press
Greene
Turkey
Thrace
Belgrade
Big Army Balloon Traverses Ozark Storm on Pacific Run
The G-2 big army dirigible crew overhauled at Brooks Field after a 860 mile flight from Scott Field, Belleville, AL, arriving 1 45 Sunday. The voyage to the Pacific coast resumed late Tuesday night. The flight, lasting 16 hours and 2 minutes, faced a rainstorm over the Ozarks at 3500 feet Saturday night and continued through Sunday rain, deemed the roughest weather yet. Maj. HA Trauss led the ship, noting the coast-to-coast segment is now past.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pacific Coast
Brooks Field
Scottfield
Belleville
HA. Trauss
Ozark Mountains
Tariff Bill Clears Last Senate Hurdle
Washington Sept 18 The new Republican tariff bill cleared its final Senate hurdle as Cummins ruling overruled a Democratic point of order. Simmons led opposition but ruling sustained 44 to 21 with three Democrats voting with Republicans. Democrats vowed to aid in final passage.
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International News
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Simmons
Negotiate to Halt Strike in Waterloo
J P Harris says no change in the Waterloo railway shopmen strike status and the Illinois Central system. Negotiations proceed toward ending the strike on a Baltimore agreement basis. Illinois Central officials report no policy change and note 120 more workers in shops.
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Sinois Central
J. P. Harris
Federation of Shopcrafts
Machinists’ Union
Waterloo
Harris
Illinois Central Company
Sedt
Baltimore
Renewed Efforts to End Southern Stroke Strike
Washington D C Sept 18 Negotiations to end the shopmen strike on the Southern railway based on the Warfield Willard Jewell agreement were resumed late today at a conference between officials of the railroad and general chairmen of the shopcraft union.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Toad
Showcraft Union
Car Company Filed Involuntary Bankruptcy
New York, Sept. 18. An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in a federal court today against the Haller Car & Locomotive Corporation. Alleged liabilities amount to 1,000 dollars. Assets were not stated.
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New York
Haller Car & Locomotive Corporation
Next Episcopal Meet Chooses New Orleans for Triennial
Portland reports the Episcopal convention named New Orleans as the site for its next triennial general convention. The session in Portland, Oregon, concluded with the vote setting the venue for the next gathering.
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Portland
Ore
New Orleans
Episcopal Church
President Plays His First Golf Since Mrs. Harding Became Ill
Washington dispatch says Mrs. Harding showed marked improvement at the White House and the president left the grounds for exercise for the first time in ten days. He then visited his golf course for a round before resuming duties including the soldiers bonus matter.
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President
Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Denver Slayer Not Interested in Trial
Orville J. Turley, self confessed murderer of Mrs Emma G Wise, was to face trial in Denver Colo on Sept 18. Turley showed no concern, maintaining a stoic demeanor since confessing the brutal crime. He is defended by his brother C P Turley and prosecutors John B Ebert and Naomi Fleming among other listed individuals.
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Denver
Colo
Orville J. Turley
Emma G. Wise
Turley
C. P. Turley
Carter County
Missouri
Widow of Sarles May Get Six Thousand In Prize Money
Kansas City report says widow of Rosen Sarles, Los Angeles driver killed in the 300 mile race, may receive excess prize money of 6000. Milton and other finishers met to decide disposition as prizes totaling 30000 were not fully claimed. Finishing drivers claimed 10000 to 1750 for others. Hospital doctors noted improvements among the injured. Speedway receipts projected around 175006 with 56 percent to Kansas and Missouri American Legion departments.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Rosen Sarles
Los Angeles
Tommy Milton
Milton
Othe
Harry Hartz
Frank Elliot
Ralph ‘.Mulford
Jerry Wonderlich
Benne Hill
Speedway
American Legion
Kansas
Missouri Legion
Negress Fined for Liquor Possession in Municipal Court
Dorothy Sanders pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor in municipal court. County attorney Walter R. French led the arraignment. Sanders was fined $100 plus $30 costs after arrest last night for possessing hooch intended for delivery to a customer.
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Dorothy Sanders
Walter R. French
Four Year Old Girl Killed by Automobile
Des Moines report describes the death of four year old Margaret Rhoades after being struck by an automobile driven by C Hauser. She died from injuries sustained Saturday night with the incident prompting an investigation and remembrance from local residents.
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Des Moines
Margaret Rhoades
C. Hauser
Waterloo hotels urged to add rooms for peak demand
Waterloo hotels pledge their standard high level of service at full capacity but warn the need for more rooms as demand rises. The appeal calls for additional lodging to accommodate visitors during a busy period.
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Waterloo
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Iowa City
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Vedar Rapids
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T. B. Bakeman
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Los Annales
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Dysart
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