Cattle Congress Programs Open to Public Sept 23
Iowans will crowd the grounds for the fifteenth Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse Show opening Monday morning September 23, with a week long program of entertainment and education. The event features hippo drome acts, a society horse exposition, Iris orchestra and singers, poultry displays, and extensive livestock and machine exhibits. A large display space has been allocated for clubs, women’s projects, and the US Department of Agriculture.
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Wright
Altogram
Sunde
Big Entertainment Progran
World Amusement Corporation
Big Cattle Congress
Iris
Dairy Cattle Congress
American Poultry
Congress
Tennessee
Washington
Texas
Iowa University Abecialista
Ioral
Women’s Department
Black Hawk
Farm Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Mouin
Weny
Hura
Pope Arity
Dalry
Ae Triestians
New York
Tawa
Ohio
Judge Aids Legger Who Took Up Work to Help His Health
In Albuquerque New Mexico Albert Barnes, once outlaw Albert Barnes, faces a 30 day Luna County jail term after claiming illness drove him to bootlegging for health. Judge B D L Phillips presided as the client spoke through counsel about his health motive.
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Judge Aids ’Legger
Albuquerque
N. M
INS
al Jennings
New Mexico
Lim
BD. L. Phillips
Albert Barnes
Luna County
National Dairy Fair Sets Contest and Exhibits Schedule
Judging teams for boys and girls dairy compete in a junior contest while a new gardeners and farmers exhibit features vegetables. A premium prize list is announced with cash awards. Townships will host agricultural booths showcasing rural products and a weeklong program includes banquets and meetings. The national Brown Swiss Breeders convention and a Belgian show horse pulling contest on October 2 and 3 add prestige.
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National Association of Brown Swiss Breeders
500 Cruse Fighters Reported Dead After Assault on French Beirut
A fragmentary Beirut dispatch reports 500 Cruse fighters killed and an equal number wounded in an attack on French forces at Mousseifre, 14 miles southwest of Suedia. The 3,900 tribesmen from 23 villages allegedly suffered heavy losses, while French garrison at Suedia reportedly held out after 42 hours of defense and faced possible surrender without relief.
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Cruse
Beirut
Mousseffre
Suedia
Thureda
Frenc
Mousseifre
Tte
Soom
Ieveu
Gold and Jail Breakings Tie Druggan to Free Life
Federal authorities take up the Lake Druggan jail bribery case as investigators claim Druggan paid over 25,000 for special privileges. Frank Lake and other jail staff face dismissals while Torio and Homan face contempt charges amid a wider Chicago jail corruption probe.
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Chicago
Terry Druggan
Verry
Fred
Druggan
Frankie Lake
Terry
Frankie
Frank Strassheim
Drug
Drauggan
Lake
Cook County
Hiwin Amstrom
Lake County
Sherif
Draggan
Homan
Snowstorms and Earthquakes Disturb Helena Montana
Fragmented reports describe intense snowstorms and an earthquake affecting Helena with widespread disruption. The garbled text mentions weather and tremors as the day’s order of events, noting impacts to daily life and local activity.
Pastor Invited Back by Janesville M E Board
The Janesville M E Board extended an invitation for the pastor to return next year amid a local meeting. Details are limited by the fragmented OCR text but indicate plans for continued church leadership in East Janesville.
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E. Janesville
M. E. Board
Fragmented obituary notices from Iowa and Minnesota region
A garbled obituary fragment set recallsWilliam Whata n of Pinerat and Leona, Leona, and Leona families. It mentions Reverend Hens Powilt, a pastor, and Mrs Ganiudi Woes, with stray references to Tracy Minn Filkins, a farmer, and a Mrs Was a leaving for Iowa. Events and dates are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Tulppa NS
Ferpsibey Ristbesys
Hogy
Tracy Minn
Filkins
Hayekwielip
Leona Aeom
Howe
Thehatan Vt Re . Eiohy
Contemmner Pastor
Ryvial
Ku Klux Klan Cavalcades Gather At Meet In Park
Large Klan caravans from Dubuque Delaware and Buchanan counties arrive in robes and caps led by a band to meet at Electric Park. Local knights escort delegations through town as wind damages stands and a 50 foot cross will be burned later. The park hosts memorial services for Harding and Bryan with no parade planned tonight.
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Electric Park
Dairy Cattle Congress
Knights of the Ku Klux &Land
Cieties
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Congress
President Harding
William Z. Bryan
Sedan Found at Dubuque Believed to Be Harbour
The report links a shooting of Albert Hertske in Waterloo to the Cook murder near Dubuque on Sept. 7. Sheriff Whitfield Ruhl calls Jack Corey’s claim that Hertske was killed for knowing details about the Cook case as unlikely. State agents Atkins and Stoner return from western Iowa after reviewing coroner's jury evidence.
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Albert Heriske
Waterloo Pootlesger
Myrtle Underwood Cook
Jack Corey
Hertske
Cook
Whitfield Ruhl
Tiwaa
Fremont Supervisors Accused of Large Unbid Purchases
Fremont county board in 1924 allegedly bought thousands of dollars worth of building material without advertising for bids. The State Auditor’s report notes lumber from Strandurel Bride and Wickham Bridge outfits, plus concrete pipe from Wilson Piper, totaling about 46,170 dollars.
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Ges Moines
Board of Supervisors
Freqmont Roaunty
Kringe
J. C. Kiner
McCiune
Mitchases
Tandurel Bride Company
Sige
Wickham Bridge
Fee Ca
Wilson Piper Company
Two Women Among 10 Applicants Win Citizenship
Report from Teac In Sept 19 shows only two of ten applicant women attained U S citizenship while the rest were denied or deferred. Judge Clowk’s decision attributed wartime records as the main reason for denial. several men faced similar outcomes related to alien status claims.
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Teac. In
Citigenstip
Clowk
Wwe
Alleged bootleg operation leads to raid and crash
Nels Kjar of Cedar Heights was arrested at 11 50 pm Friday after deputies seized five jugs of rye at his home. Two other men were arrested and later released. Jeppe Rasmussen, a courier for Kjar, suffered severe head wounds in a one vehicle crash near Teachers College. Rasmussen was hospitalised and will face charges of illegally transporting liquor and bootlegging, with potential federal action. Kjar posted 300 bond and was bound over to the grand jury. Rasmussen’s car was seized for sale. Officers continued to search for additional suspects at Grusby County homes.
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Nels Kjar
Cedar Heights
Cedar Falls
Roy Armstrong
Hugh’ Crumtine
Kjar
Grand Jury
Jeppe Rasmussen
Dike
Sartori Hospital
Rasmussen
Ily
Grusby
Quer
Hammill Delays Bench Vacancy Appointment
At Des Moines Gov Hammill withheld the supreme court bench appointment to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Arthur Susties. The announcement was said to come later. Among the candidates endorsed for the seat is Judge George W Wood of Waterloo.
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Bes Moines
API
Wilcox Withdraws From Wisconsin Senate Race
Roy P. Wilcox, defeated in the Republican primary for the United States Senate nomination, withdrew from the race today. He remains eligible for the final race as a registered independent. Reports from Milwaukee note the development as the Wisconsin contest moves forward.
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Wilcox
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wik
Roy P. Wilcox
Congregational Assn Meets in Traer Next Week
Traer Iowa September meeting of the Grinnell Association of Congregational Churches to convene Monday and Tuesday. Sixty ninth session with 25 churches in membership, about 10 to 12 visitors expected from nearby counties. Delegates include pastors and two lay representatives, with large delegations from local churches anticipated.
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Traer
Yellowley fires nine sleuths in Chicago clean up
Chicago, Sept. 19 The prohibition administrator for Chicago, B C Yellowley, dismissed nine dry sleuths including two top agents Al Johnson and Archie Benson. The firings aim to reorganize the federal force. 35 more agents are slated for dismissal upon Yellowley’s return from Baltimore where he is handling a booze case.
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Chicago
B.C. Yellowley
al Johnson
Archie Benson
Terry Druggan
Frankin Lake
Johnson
Benson
Lake and Drugeau
Rvergamns
Altho
Rev
E. B. Ewng
Yellowley
Ewing
Baltimore
Police Befriend Jilted Lad Who Courted Death
A distraught young man, scorned by his girlfriend, was consoled by officers this afternoon and sent toward Chicago with a full stomach. He nearly ran over in the Illinois Central yards, told Chief Deighton he knew his danger but cared little as his heart was broken. He gave his home as Faribault, Minnesota, said he had not eaten in two days, and hoped to find work in Chicago after a restaurant meal restored his spirits.
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Chigago
Ilindis Central
E. A. Deighton
Faribault
Ming
Chicaxza
Teller Arrested for Embezzlement After Long Search
Italio Rubino, 24, jailed in Los Angeles on embezzlement charges from Paterson New Jersey. Authorities say he fled Paterson in 1924 after a $17 509 shortage at United States Trust and Riverside Trust, later leading to his arrest following a letter from relatives in Paterson announcing a birth.
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Los Angeles
UINS
Italio Rubino
Paterson
N. J
Rubino
Rusino
New Jersey
United States ‘Trust
Riverside Trust
Atlantic Ruin Guard Takes Command to Mop Up Rum Fleet
San Francisco September 19. Coast Guard Captain Williams, famed for breaking up the Atlantic ruin last spring, arrived to assume command of the San Francisco Coast Guard. He will organize the fleet of rum chasers stationed here and run the rum feet off the Pacific coast.
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San. Francisco
Cal
Apj
Williams
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Jacobs
500 Chinese Seized in New Teng Raids
New York Sept 10 UP more than 490 Chinese faced deportation proceedings after the greatest roundup of oriental residents under the exclusion act in this city. The seizures were made by over 140 detectives and federal agents in night raids aimed at stamping out the renewed tong war.
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New York
Consolidated School Superintendents Meet at Cedar Heights
The first fall meeting of Consolidated School Superintendents gathered at Cedar Heights public school last night. Attendees included instructors from Finehfard ODunkerton Jesup Orange Hudson and Tohitee Cedar Weights, a non consolidated school, with a supper followed by a social. Separately Wanderer Michael areGrath of Querren County Traland claimed no relatives or destiny as police detained him briefly. Detective Py K. Walker recovered a Mekel at the captain's office and he smiled broadly as he was led away.
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Cerdar Heights
Finehfard
Odunkerton
Jesup
Orange
Hudson
Tohitee
Cedar Weights
Michael areGrath
Querren
Traland
Michael
Py K. Walker
Janse Witterlog
Coolidge Wears Simple Straw Sailor in Warm Washington Day
President Coolidge chose comfort over fashion in Washington, telling reporters he prefers a comfortable hat to the Celt style after September 15. He stepped out in the business district wearing a plain straw sailor as the day stayed unseasonably warm.
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Washington
Coolidge
Public wedding ceremony at Dairy Cattle Congress
Al Brown president of the Dairy Cattle Congress reviews applicants for a public wedding to open the annual congress on Monday Sept 28. The couple will receive gold gifts, a white gold ring donated by Jack Asquith, automobiles furnished by A Morris, and an electrical appliance from Cutler Hardware for the home.
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Mie
Yang Lardger
Waterloo
al Brown
Dairy Cattle Congress
Jack Asquith
Asquith Jewelry Store
A. Morris
Cadillac Agency
Cutler Hardware Company
Divorce Not Valid And Wife Unaware Of Proceedings
San Francisco Calif Sept 19 fAP The superior court set aside a final divorce decree granted to James White a Shasta county game warden after finding he pursued the action while his wife was unaware of the proceedings The ruling returns control of his estate to Mrs White who had not known she was legally divorced until after his death
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San Francisco
Cal
E. P. Mogan
Superior Court
James White
White
Doctor Sent to Jail for Selling Drugs Ends Life in Cell
Centerville 1a Gent 19 AP Doctor J A Repiogle Adel sentenced in federal court at Ottumwa to two months in jail after pleading guilty to Harrison drug act violations for selling narcotics dies in cell after taking poison last night coroner rules. Repiogle long served Adel and Centerville as a physician valued by the county. Officials speculate pity for addicts led him to sell narcotics rather than profit. he leaves a wife.
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Centerville
Gent
J’ AL Repiogle
Adel
Ottumwa
Br. Replogle
Prion
Japan plans new parliament building after city fire
Tokio reports an extraordinary cabinet session approved 1 500 005 yen for a semi permanent parliament building to replace the Diet structure burned yesterday. Construction should finish by January for the next diet session. Police say yesterday's fire was caused by a careless workman using flame.
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Tokio
Study Center Meets At East Junior High
In STudy Center gathering in the east junior high building teachers from rural schools attended the first meeting of the school year. The event, under the direction of County Superintendent H Moeller, featured talks from members of the State Teachers College rural extension department on daily teacher assignments.
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Black Hawk
East
H. (. Moeller
State Teachers College Rural Extension Department
Mayor Identifies Prisoner as Man from Nash Sedanj
A prisoner, claimed by Mayor to be from Nash Sedanj, is held after a damaged morning incident involving an automobile and a fibrous injury. Authorities report scratches on hands and wrists as potential evidence from a recent wrestling match while physicians deem them freshly made. He is linked to Philadelphia and Livingston, Mont., with a Navy service background and a theft charge pending formal arraignment.
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Jesup
Sarris
Philadelphia
Livingston
Mont
Harris
Ife
Vamik
Automo
Chile
Navy
Dean Morer Company
Teteda
Olin
Tiindreds
Trent
Rumors Sink Madrid Morale On Moroccan Campaign
Reports from a border town suggest Spain suffers heavy losses in Morocco with two foreign legion battalions wiped out near Ben Karrick and Adia Tahar. An Asturias regiment in Madrid reportedly revolts rather than sail for Morocco while gendarmes stand by. Advances at Cebadlila are blocked by heavy field artillery fire. Official communiqués deny disastrous losses but words run counter to optimism.
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Tonday
France
INS
Spain
Madrid
Morocco
Spanish Foreign Legion
Ben Karrick
Tetuan
Adia Tahar
Asturias
Uarabancheli
Cebadlila
Alhuecemas Bay
Iowa Miners Debating Sympathetic Strike
Des Moines Sept 19 Iowa coal miners may join a sympathy strike with Oklahoma workers. Secretary John Gay of district No 13 met with Oklahoma district No 7 president William Dalrymple, who said operators in the strike are active in Iowa fields including Melcher William ton and Tipperary.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Oklahoma
John Gay
District No
Wiliam Dalrymple
Dalrympie
Towa
Melcher
Wiliamton
Tipperary
Man Injured in Shredder Leaves Hospital Here
W F Murray, left hand mangled in a corto shredder yesterday at Reinbeek, was moved to Le Vien Memorial hospital today. He resides in Reinbeek.Also listed are marriage licenses for several residents in the area and a bond issue vote set for State Center, Marshall county, on Wednesday to fund $324,000 for waterworks extension and improvements.
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W. F. Murray
Corto
Reinbeek
le Vien Memorial Hospital
Nevada
State Center
Eaat
Here
Marshall County
Wednay
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