Death toll rises in Florida hurricane flood aftermath
Reported early figures place Palm Beach county deaths at 400 with 15,000 homeless and 8,000 without clothing. Property losses hit 30 million dollars as Porto Rico faces food riots and National Guard deployment.
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Florida
Palm Beach County
Red Cross
Washington
Porto Rico
National Guard
West Palm, Beach
Fla
Howard Selby
Palm Beach
Sebring
Col. L. 5
Lowry
Florida National Guard
Okeechobee Lake
J.T. Survey
Tampa
H. W. Selby
James HR. Gilman
Relief Committee
Miami
Jacksonville
Virginia Capes
German reparations plan blocked by U S stance
Washington officials say the Dawes style move to market German reparation bonds in the United States is a failed scheme. The Coolidge administration remains opposed, warning that underwriting such bonds would saddle the United States with Germany's reparations burden.
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Wile
Washington
United States
Rhineland
German Republic
Coolidge
Frederic William Wile Washington
Germany
Geneva
Commission of Inquiry
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
America
Europe
Cologny
Coblenz
Mayence
Cologne
Uncle Sam
U. S. Nas
Congress
Roma Sesquiplane Almost Disastrous Flight Near Maine Beach
On Sept 19 at Old Orchard Beach Maine the Roma sesquiplane suffered a backfire causing fuel dumping after a test flight. Pilot Roger Williams and Flight Commander Cesare Sabelli analyzed a damaged air intake valve and carburetor issues while spectators watched the dramatic return. A full fuel reserve was readied for a second attempt. Denison water system extension plans moved forward after a favorable no special election vote.
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Roma
Old Orchard
Rome
Roger Co. Williams
A. Bale
Joseph Bellanca
Wilmington
Old Orchard Beach
INS
Ons
Cesaré Sabelis
Roger QQ. Williams
Frances Wilson Grayson
Hazard
Maine
Massachusetts
Woodby
Williams
Fead
Sabelli
Denison
Ql Orchara Beach
Mcfottom
Viero Bonelli
Carsare Sabelli
Roger Williams
Leonard N. Dpiseuiti
New York
Guards Use Tear Gas to End Penitentiary Riot
Baltimore Maryland September 19 Tear gas bombs were used to quell about 200 striking prisoners in the Maryland penitentiary who again revolted barricading themselves in cells with chains torn from cots and hurling bottles and chair legs at Warden Patrick Brady and guards. The disturbance began Monday night with prisoners declaring revolt against official treatment of inmates.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Patrick Brady
First Herds Arrive for Nineteenth Dairy Cattle Congress
The vanguard of entries for the nineteenth annual Dairy Cattle Congress arrived at the local grounds from Peoria Illinois. The Brown Swiss herd from Bowerhome Farm Rushton Illinois includes 12 animals led by EB L Bower. Cranberry Run farm from Youngstown enters a 18 head Jersey herd in its first major show appearance. Both herds plan to ship to the National Dairy Exposition in Memphis after the Congress.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Jersey
Peoria
EB. L. Bower
Rushton
Ill
Cattle Congress
Cranberry Run Farm
Youngstown
Detroit
Chico State Fair
Columbus
Memphis
Death toll from hurricane in Guadaloupe rises to six hundred sixty
The French colonial report lists 660 deaths from the tropical hurricane in Guadaloupe, including 300 at Pointe a Pitre and 70 at Ste Ant, with many areas heavily damaged. Medical aid and food are urgently needed as about three quarters of the population are homeless. Associated Press correspondent Horace Descamps was among the killed at Pointe a Pitre.
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Paint A Pitre
Guadaloupe
Guadaloupie
French West Indies
French Ministry of Colonies
Paris
Painte A Pitre
Ste. Ante
le Gozier
St. Francois
Les Abymes
Bourg
le Moule
Horace Descamps
Associated Press
Pointe A. Pitre
Drunken Driving Sentences Issued by Des Moines Court
Des Moines district court Judge Frank S. Shankland sentenced C. H. Haklerman to one year at Fort Madison penitentiary for drunk driving. Teo McCabe was fined 200 dollars for a similar offense. Frank Gillespie and James Spevak received one year each in the county jail for burglary. Halderman may be paroled. Also a Lutheran Mission Commission for Iowa was formed by seven synods to coordinate home mission work.
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Des Moines
Frank S. Shankland
C. H. Haklerman
Fort Madison
Teo McCabe
Halderman
Frank Gillespie
James Spevak
Towa
Augustana
United Lutheran
Ohio
Ten Years Ago in the Service
Marine drill details from Paris Island recall a rookie sent for a bucket of reveille and the key to the parade ground. Morrical notes a September 1918 Paris Island abandonment and cites Sherman’s march as a wartime memory.
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John W. Morrical
Lime Street
Morica
Seargent
Paria Island
Morrical
Paris Island
Sherman
Metheal
Curtis address outlines Republican aid to farming co operatives
Senator Charles Curtis outlines Republican work aiding agriculture through cooperative marketing and related acts. He traces co op history from 1851 Oneida New York cheese factory to modern dairy grain fruit vegetable and livestock associations, credits Capper Volstead and Curtis Aswell measures, and cites 1915 national survey data on associations and member totals.
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Spencer
Charles Curtis
United States Agriculture
United States
Oneida County
New York
Orange County
Montgomery County
Mississippi Valley
Blairstown
Towa
Hammonton
New Jersey
Nebraska
Kansas
Putnam County
Wool Growers’ Association
Greencasle
Patrons of Industry
Grange
Galiformula
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Reading
Minnesota
Town
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Witnels
Pennsylvania
California
McFar lain AIG In Hoover Campaign
Washington D C Sept 18 Republican headquarters announced J Robert Brundage vice president White Wyckoff Manufacturing Co and president New York Sales Managers club has become treasurer of the Hoover Curtis Salesmen prosperity league left vacant by the death of Charles W Hoyt Hoyt died suddenly Sunday The league organized last week and honorary vice presidencies by sales executives in 14 states were announced They included A W McParlane McFarlane Coal Co Waterloo Iowa
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Washington, D. C
J. Robert Brundage
White & Wyckoff Manufacturing Co
New York
A. W. McParlane
McFarlane’ Coal Company
Waterloo
Five year old struck by car in front of home
Billy Coontz five year old son of Mr and Mrs M F Goanta 704 Kimball avenue was struck by Arthur Haymaker near his home. He suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries and was rushed to Presbyterian hospital. The boy rode on a Crystal Ice and Fuel wagon and reportedly jumped into the road. His brother Philip 5 is a noted young entertainer.
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Billy Coontz
M. F. Goanta
Kimball Avenue
Arthur Haymaker
Tondo Mulberry Street
Coonte
Presbyterian Hospital
W. W. Beck
Berth Avenue
Billy
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Haymarker
Philip
Carlo
Ecostume
Chibs
Red Cross Drug Start
Palmer to Broadcast On Re Allocation Of Station
Davenport Iowa September 19 radio owner B J Palmer of Woc will speak tonight between 2 and 9 39 o clock on the re allocation of the station and WHO at Des Moines. Sentencing of F J Arnett Wolfe in the Coffin murder case was postponed to next Tuesday.
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t/Pj-Dyr
B. J. Palmer
Woc
Focas Staion
WHO
Des Moines
Fort Dexige
Sepi
F. J. Arnett
Wolfe
C. W. Coffin
Rolfe
Kiwanis Club Sponsors Young Model Airplane Club
In Waterloo C J Ness reports Kiwanis action bringing Johnny Rauppard, a renowned model aircraft builder, to start the Waterloo Model Airplane Club. He says the group teaches aeronautics fundamentals through building and flying models and hints some youths may become pilots.
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Kiwanis Club
Johnny Rauppard
Waterloo
C. J. Ness
Home Park Boulevard
Lindberghs
Byrds
Chamberlains
Fog causes crashes on Le Mars roads injures drivers
A dense early morning fog near Le Mars Iowa led to several accidents. J M Hentbes and Willard Justus collided east of Le Mars. Hentbes mother Anna Hentbes was badly cut. Peter Ryan and Edward Janinet left the road and were thrown from their car, Ryan sustaining serious head injuries.
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le Mars
Uri
Duralon
Citches
J. M. Hent- Bes
Ovens
Willard Justus
Aurelia
Hentges
Anna Hent- Bes
Peter Ryan
Edward Janinet
Marcus
Ryan
Hospital
Sanford Clark case bones tied to Riverside murders
Report notes human remains found at the Northcott ranch include bone hair and blood evidence linked to the Riverside area killings of four boys. Investigators say Stewart Northcott 21 and his mother face sworn complaints amid claims he posed as a woman while fleeing to Canada. A Saskatoon dispatch cites a Vancouver hotel stay with a woman identified as his mother and a “daughter.” In another item a coroner links paralysis to the death of Willant Grauce 52 whose body was found on a farm pasture near Oxford.
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England
South California
Prince George
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Anto
Cal
INS
Sanford Clark
Riverside
Northcott
Stewart
Canada
Sasknatoon, Sask
Crn
Faralysis
Willant Grauce
Oxford
Delivery error notice for Courier subscription
The notice directs readers to reclaim a misdelivered Courier paper by 6:38 p.m. via phone b109 or message to have a copy resent. It emphasizes delivery by 6:30 and instructs customers to call the office if the paper is not received due to carrier error or other fault.
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Chicago
Mafia
Billy Ranieri
Httle
United States Weather Bureau
Reed
Mr. Reed
North
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Curtis
G.O.P. Sauna
Tong
Marlin
Lake Okeechobee
West Palm Beach
Chairan
Joe T. Robinson
Blake Okeechobee
Okerchobee City
Belle Gdade
John Martin
Arcadia
W. B. Collins
West Balm’ Beach
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Illinois
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Pointe A Pitre
McFarlane Aig
Hoover
Salesmen’s Prosperity League
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Young Northcott
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