Dawes Special Train May Stop in City Tonight
Dawes on a special train may stop in the city for a few minutes as he travels from Sioux Falls to Rock Rapids. He plans to speak briefly, with reception by Republican leaders and possible radio broadcast of his Sioux Falls address. He criticizes La Follette and urges practical agricultural policy.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Charles A. Dawes
Waterlovans
Waterloo
United States
City
Rock
Rapids
Dubuque
Tamocrow
Pressy Frank
Black Hawk County
Republican Committee
Illinois Central
Siobs Walls
WAT
Columbia College
la Follette
Associated Press
Napids
Charles G. Dawes
S. D. Dawes
Congress
Chicago
Millners Central
Cour San Frisce
Cigtrs
Martin Ingincibie
Courier Delivery Timings and Errata Notice
The notice states the courier should deliver before 5:86 oclock and offers a reprint if missed. If the paper is not received by that time, call 51nd before 6:30 p.m. and a copy will be sent.
Nationwide search launched for ex soldier in Iowa girl death
War Department aids nationwide manhunt for Survey Selhaver ex service member in connection with the death of Elizabeth Johnson 15 near Princeton Iowa. Authorities say resemblance to two earlier local homicides has spurred a broad inquiry with fingerprints requested and data forwarded to New Brunswick New Jersey offices. The case centers on a deceased 15 year old schoolgirl and notes letters found near the crime scene suggesting a possible motive.
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Elizabeth Johnson
Princeton
Howard Wheeler Halil
Eleanor Mills
Mere
International News Wire
New Brunswick
N. J
Selhaver
Spencer
War Department
Elizacy Johnson
Oakton Petit 17 Second Paralysis Victim Local Case
Saxton Pettit a West High senior and cousin of Thomas Buchanan Jr is the second infantile paralysis victim in this report. He had been ill since last Sunday with tests confirming the diagnosis and curative serum treatment started. City health officer Dr H W Sigworth said the disease is not epidemic and no cause for alarm.
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Saxton Pettit
West High School
Fred S. Pettit
Sullivan Avenue
Saxton
Thomas Buchanan,Jr
Pettit
Saidi
Berg Sentenced to 110 Years to Appeal
Des Moines a Sept 10 Fred Berg a municipal court bailiff convicted of embezzling city funds was sentenced to 110 years in prison and a $400 fine Judge G W Banner pronounced the sentence and Berg's attorney said an appeal would be taken to the supreme court Berg's appearance was not scheduled until tomorrow
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Des Moines
Fred Berg
Supreme Court
G. W. Banner
Berg
Pardon Plea for Bernard Grant II Sent to Governor
The pardon petition for Bernard Grant, a youth sentenced to death, was mailed to Governor Len Small by attorney Charles Swanson. Thousands signed petitions nationwide urging clemency and equality of justice between rich and poor. Swanson argues the appeal rests on technical grounds while public pressure could sway the case.
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BF United Press
Chicago
Bernard Grant
Clementy
Len Small
Charles Swanson
Grant
Swanson
Lamy
Cornsheller Whirls Workman to Death
Bristow Massachusetts September 19 Special Injuries to Fred Hage59 from his clothing catching in a cornshelling machine caused his death as the engine tore him to the ground repeatedly. He worked on the Fred Koening farm three and a half miles northeast of Bristow as part of Will Neihaus crew. His coat caught on the shaft, fellow workers freed him and he was taken to Waverly hospital where he died near Shelf Rack. He leaves behind a brother in Germany and a cousin in the United States with details unavailable.
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Bristow
Fred Hagemay
Wavyerly
Hageman
Will Neihaus
Fred Koening
Waverly
Shelf Rack
Germany
United States
Centenarian Birthday Party In New York Home
Mrs Mae Urdang marked her 114th birthday in the Daughters of Israel Hariem home. Her 100 year old brother attended and she called him a “mere stripling” in a playful exchange. She recalls memories of kings and empires, prefers bread cereals soup and coffee, and enjoys newspapers read aloud. She was born in Riga and shares sisterly advice with her younger sibling.
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New York
Mae Urdang
Victory in Pittsburgh Plus Case Promises Widespread Savings
Des Moines reports Attorney General Ben J. Gibson hails United States Steel's pledge to drop the Pittsburgh Plus method as a major win for the public. He calls the ruling a fundamental victory against unfair trade tactics and forecasts continued large savings and broader reform across industries.
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Pittsburgh
Yanks and Senators Would Run Tie Series to Decide Title
Chicago September 18 President Ban Johnson said if Washington and New York finish tied at season end a three game series would be played to decide the championship.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League Today
Whington
New York
La Follette to Speak at Gall Park Rally in Waterloo
Philip La Follette will open a campaign rally at the ballpark in Waterloo in front of the grandstand Saturday evening, as part of the Black Hawk County La Follette-for-President club convention. A Cedar Falls male quartet will sing, and township delegations will form a permanent Black Hawk Progressive party. The junior La Follette arrives from Sioux City at 2 10 p m and will stay at the Hotel Russell Lamson until Sunday forenoon.
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Philip la Follette
Black Hawk County
Basball . Park
Moon
J. T. Lutton
Big Hally
la Follettes
Waterloo
Bob
Wisconsin
Sutton
Cedar Falls
Erwin Wolfe
Tolleau
Black Hawk Progressive Party
Wa Vollette
la Follette
Sioux City
Trinagis Central
Russell-Lamson
Russians Plant Flag on Wrangel Island Revelation
Soviet officials celebrate the Red October voyage to Wrangel Island off northern Siberia. They declare formal possession for the Soviet Republic, citing disputed status and noting land yields in fur production. Britain reportedly recognized Russia’s rights in recent London negotiations.
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Moscow
Wrangell Island
Siberia
Ttcow
Great Britain
Russia
London
Rumble of Heavy Artillery Heard in Shanghai Front
Reports say Kiangsu forces broke Chekiang lines near Hwang west of Shanghai and advanced toward the city. Bombing and artillery fire tense Shanghai as observers warn of a possible fall, with lines blocked and refugees entering foreign settlements.
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Hwang
Shanghai-Nanking
Airin
Linho
Linha
Yangtso
Tie
Nankiang
Union
Liuho- Hiktinglu
Tuchun
Lu Yung Hsiang
Chekiang
Kiangsu
Livho
Flimies
Nangiang
Qghiet
Wangchow
Ford
Naval Board
Kianssu
London
Fukien
Emotional Midwest girl loses $6000 pursuing stage career
Misa Lena Laphtus, heiress from Omaha area, travels to New York to chase Broadway success. She squanders $6000, ends penniless, sleeps outside Broadway tabernacle, and awaits aid from relatives in Omaha or a California guardian. Her late father Henry Lamidus left her funds. an uncle Harry Lapidus may help.
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International News Wire
New York
Misa Lena Laphtus
Miss Lapidus
Broadway Tabernacle
St. Barnabas
Omaha
New
Benjamin Simon
Council Bluffs, Ta
California
Henry Lam
Idus, Gleveland
Milwaukee
Wis
Isle of Wight
Ameries
Harry Lapidus
Omaba
Mystery Clue in Murder Case Ties to Jewelry Heist
A puzzling clue linked to the Dorothy King and Lowise Lawson murders emerges after Wdith Bobo, a maid, reports being robbed of jewelry worth over 50 000. Investigators suspect a hold up gang familiar with the victims’ belongings carried out the killings.
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W Yaris
Dorothy King
Lowise Lawson
Wdith Bobo
Eastern Man Nominated National Commander By Midwest Delegates
Eastern man Drain was elected national commander of the American Legion at the sixth annual convention in St. Paul. Drain, a Washington lawyer and former Spanish American War captain, won on the first ballot amid Midwest support, with McQuigg and Spafford as rivals. The convention also named vice commanders and approved a welfare endowment fund.
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UWA
Mindwestern
Minnesota
Tank Corps
National Capital
Legion
Associated Peccay
St. Pan Minn
Himes
Drain
Washington
Alkne
John HR. McQuigg
Cleveland
J. EB. Spafford
New York
Stafford King
Peyton Hogue
Mental Hillo
King
Dain
Iowa
Midwest
Convif
Wmentnoius
McQuuige
Spafford
May Peterson
John R. Quinn
California
Ne Parshing
Missouri
Fohn
American Legion
Legionnaires
Morehhan
Natlonial Guard
Anglo-American Tank Commission
Department of the District of Columbia
Fourth District Rehabilitation Committee
American Legion Weekly
National Board Association
National Rule Association of America
Warren County
Crain
Nebraska
Washington State
National Capitol
Indianapolis
Eugene Armstrong
Connecticut
Frank McFarland
Kansas
A. L. Perry
Panana
William Sterne
North Dakota
Peyton H. Hoge
Kentucky
Omaha
Joseph Lonergan
Durand
Ili
Durand, Tl
Legion Convention
Lad on Wheel Hurt in Truck Collision
Darrell Johnson nine son of Mr and Mrs W J Johnson suffered a triple fracture of the pelvis after being thrown from his bicycle in a collision with a Bryant Paving company truck on Muilan avenue and Wellington street. He is in Presbyterian hospital in serious condition with his mother at his side. The accident involved Max Fileman II and Hileman who were also struck. Hileman recovered and returned to Gaverson School. The Bryant driver calls the accident unavoidable and says he was traveling about 15 miles an hour. he is a public driver for the company.
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Darrell
W. J. Johnson
Sunnyside Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Bryant Paving Company
Muilan Avenue
Wellington Street
Hileman
Dal
Bnt
Fle
Tie
Bryant
Boy Paralyzed by Leaning Against Pole
Myson CM. Lal Sept 19. VanBundy 1 year old son of A. B. VanGunds Bakata was brought to a hospital with a broken neck and paralyzed lower limbs after being hurled into a ditch by a shark while near a wire fence. He leaned against the pole to check his aim and was struck by a flying shard, investigators report.
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Myson
Lal
World Fliers Leave Muskogee for Dallas
Army around the world fliers depart Muskogee for Dallas as they begin a globe encircling journey. The expedition aims to cover vast distances with stops mentioned including Chicago and New Orleans, highlighting a bold aviation event from Muskogee.
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World Fliers
Muskogee
Dallas
Vai Hox Field
Obi
Army
Chiir
Thehicaga
New Orleans
Pioneer Educator of Council Bluffs Dies
Pioneer educator of Council Bluffs J. AC. Grason died last night in Rock Springs Wyoming after illness on a train returning from Los Angeles. He and his wife were en route when he fell ill and was taken to a hospital.
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Luis, la
J. AC. Grason
Rock Springs
Wyo
Bank Robbery Foiled Guarded Front Door By Deputy
A deputy sheriff stood at the Wellston Trust doorway when six bandits robbed the bank. The thieves seized between 25000 and 39000 dollars in cash, escaped through the back door, and locked five employees in the cell.
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St.Louis
Wellston Trust Cou-Pily
Kenmerer to Hold Memorial Services for 39 Killed in Mine
Kenmerer Wyo January 19 memorial services will be held for 39 miners killed when the Sublet mine No. 15 of Ken merer Coal Co. exploded destroying the mine. The community previously mourned 12 months ago for 9% men in Frontier Mine No. 1L. Of the 39 killed, 23 were married and 23 children were left fatherless.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Sublet
Kenmerer Coal Company
Frontier
Idaho Snowstorm Damages Crops in Montpeter and Logan
Three inches of snow fell last night at Montpeter Idaho, with reports reaching Logan Utah today. The snowfall damaged crops in the area, causing concern for local farmers and potential losses to harvest.
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Logan
Utah
Montpeter
Ida
Dempsey Brothers Face Travel as Mother Falls Ill
Brothers Bernard and Joe Dempsey rushed to Salt Lake City after their mother suffered ptomaine poisoning. Rumors say Jack Dempsey may be recalled to Salt Lake, according to the brothers. In Manila, shopkeepers struck, closing 104 Siam factories and halting local industry.
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Los Angeles
Cal
iBernard
Joe Dempsey
Todey
Salt Lake City
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake
Butler to Anoge, blocks off sCPS who talk politics
Philadelphia September 19 Director of Public Safety Smedley D Butler warned police he will knock off the block of any officer taking part in the approaching political contest He said he has not been fired because Philadelphia backs him and urged the force to stay out of politics He ordered officers to continue the campaign against vice.
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Philadelphia
Director of Public Safety
Smedley D. Butler
Sie
Rudlexy
Vine
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Robert KR. Baker
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Kenmerer
Idaho
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Anoge
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