Fares in Cedar Falls Pending Hearing Ruling
Judge Wood signs order after two parties agree. Adjudication to come at end of a 90 day period. Settlement notes same fare schedule in force in Waterloo. Street car company to issue receipts for excess 5 cent fares paid in Cedar Falls. Excess receipts held by trustee and to be repaid within 90 days if complainant wins. Cedar Falls city involved.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
W. H. Merner
C. B. Pickett &S
C. D. Cass
the Street Car Company
Merner
Wood
Teads
Cedar Halls Trust Company
Cedar Falls and Railway Settle Local Car Fare Dispute
Judge G W Wood signs temporary order after Cedar Falls and Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway agree to cap local car fares, allow receipts for excess fare, and require weekly deposit of excess funds with Cedar Falls Trust Company pending January 1921 hearing.
Knights of Columbus Return from Europe Pilgrimage
Knights of Columbus led by Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty arrive in New York after a pilgrimage to France Italy and Belgium. They bring gifts from Pope Benedict XV and the French government.
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Associated Press
York
Havre
Knights of Columbus
James A. Flaherty
France
Italy
Belgium
Benedict XV
Ex Kaiser Writes Last Will Dispatch Says
London reports former German emperor William F Hohenzollern has written a new will believed to be his last testament He entrusted it to a keeper at Amerongen per a Corn dispatch cited by the Daily Mail
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London
William F. Hohenzollern
Amerongen
Daily Mail
Polish Advance Drives Bolsheviks From Eastern Galicia
Russian forces are driven from Eastern Galicia as Poland pushes along the southern front. Poles reach the Zbruch river and seize Tremboiva Tarnopol and Brody. Fortress Dubno falls after heavy fighting as Russians mass along the Niemen for an expected offensive in days.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Calicia
Zbruch
Tremboiva
Tarnopol
Brody
Dubno
Rovno
Niemen
War Office
Indianapolis Welcomes Civil War Veterans Encampment
Thousands of Civil War veterans arrive in Indianapolis for the fifty fourth Grand Army of the Republic encampment with delegations from nearby states. Gov. James B. Goodrich will give the official welcome and Daniel M. Hall of Columbus will respond.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
James B. Goodrich
Daniel M. Hall of Columbus
Thief of the G. A. R
Gompers to Address Carpenters Meeting at National Convention
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL will deliver the principal address at the opening session of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America annual convention in Indianapolis. Delegates from across the United States attend the event.
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Associated Frees
Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Gompers
A American’Federation of Labor
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
United States
Consumption of wines and liquors in 1919 per capita
The Department of Commerce reports 1919 per capita alcohol consumption lower than any year since 1870. The 1870 figure was 7.70 gallons, 1910 and 1921 both 22.1 gallons, dropping to 6.05 gallons in 1919, with the note mentioning a product reference at the end.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Official Canvass of Illinois Vote to Decide Winners
The official canvass of Illinois primary results began in Chicago. Affects Republican nominations for U S senator and governor with Len Small leading Oglesby for governor amid unresolved tallies and uncounted precincts. McKinney appears to lead Smith in the GOP senatorial race by about 19,000 votes.
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Chicago
Len Small
Kankakee
John G. Oglesby
Consumers' Packing Co Officers on Trial for Bad Stock Sales
Eight officials of the defunct Consumers' Packing company go on trial before Judge Evans for alleged mail fraud. They are accused of selling stock valued at 500000 and using that amount for promotion in violation of the blue sky law. Thousands of victims expected. case rooted in bankruptcy proceedings heard by Judge Landis. Defendants include B. O. Praetzler president Edward J. Adair secretary Rabbi A J Messing director John M Kantor fiscal agent L Skolnik Adair's secretary W R Trost and Benjamin E Turner directors.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Consumers’ Packing Company
Evans
Kenesaw M. Landis
B. 0. Praeltzer
Consumers’ ‘Company
Edward J. Adair
Rabbi A. J. Messing
John M. Kantor
L. Skolnik
Adair
W. R. Trost
Benjamin E. Turner
Arnstein Jailed to Loosen His Tongue
Federal Judge Manton ordered Jules W. Arnstein held at Ludlow Street jail until he complies with a court order to answer questions in bankruptcy proceedings. Arnstein’s attorney William J. Fallon surrendered him to a U.S. marshal who was ordered to imprison the “mastermind” in the New York five million dollar bond theft case.
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Associated Press
New York
Manton
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Ludlow Street
William J. Fallon
Arnstein
United States
Tables Turned for Sympathy Strikers
Hazelton Pennsylvania reports the end of the cation strike in the anthracite coal region depends on mine operators restoring monthly men who quit in sympathy with miners. Officials note vacationists are returning in most districts except Schuylkill where sympathy strikers remain out until rehiring occurs.
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Associated Press
Hazelton
United Mine Workers
Schuylkill Fields
Harding to Address G A R Vets in Marion Front Porch Speech
Senator Harding planned a front porch address in Marion to about 400 Grand Army of the Republic veterans en route to Indianapolis. He and Mrs. Harding greeted Akron veterans yesterday. four more front porch speeches are on his schedule this week.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Ohio
Akron
Housing Shortage Spurs New York Legislature Session
Albany Sept 20 Gov. Smith called an extraordinary session to address the acute housing shortage. The legislature will convene tonight with key measures including a proposed exemption of mortgages from state income tax for a set period.
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Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
Smith
Brazil hosts first Belgian royal visit by Albert and Elizabeth
Gay crowds filled Rio de Janeiro streets as King Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrived this afternoon. Laminate storefronts and a lavish program marked the historic visit, the first Belgian monarchs to ever reach South America.
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Associated Press
Rito Janeiro
Albert
Elizabeth
Belgium
South America
Poland Lithuania Reach League Line Arbitration Accord
Poland and Lithuania suspend hostilities pending League of Nations inquiry and decision. Paderewski calls for peace, and Lithuania and Poland shift toward accepted mediation. Finland accepts Aland report with reservations. Sweden seeks plebiscite. Saar Basin changes approved. Hotel National in Geneva to serve as League home.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poland
Lithuania
Council of
League of Nations
Supreme Council
Jasi
Russia
League
Ignac Jan Paderewski
League For Nations
Hector
Council of the
A. Hector
Searlouis
Saar Basin
Alfred von Bock
von Bock
Paderewski
Lewis
Woldemar
M. Voldemar
Finland
Aland Islands
National
Igeneva
Hupen
Malmedy
Belgium
Sweden
C C Orders Rate Hearings for Iowa
Washington D C Sept 20 An investigation into the Iowa state board of railroad commissioners ruling to dismiss railroads petition for intrastate passenger and Pullman rate increases is ordered for Interstate Commerce Commission Hearings begin Oct 8 at Des Moines before Examiner Flynn Iowa 2 cent fare law remains unchanged and authority over passenger fares was taken from the state commission by the law
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Iowa State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Todey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Flynn
Des Es
Iowa State Railroad Commission
Iowa
State’ Commission
Chemists Gather for National Exposition Discussions
More than 2,000 chemists arrived for the opening of the national exposition of chemical industries in New York. They will discuss the fuel problem and dye industry development in the United States. Kansas City prices showed corn dropping below 31 cents for December contracts, down 1 1/4 cents.
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New York
National Exposition of Chemical Industries
Associated Press
Kansas City
MacSwiney Aims At Irish World In Hunger Strike Message
Terence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, in his hunger strike of thirty nine days, issues a world wide appeal through Annie MacSwiney and a London Times report. He asks for prayers and declares if England pushes the "cold blooded murder" his death will cast a lasting stain on England. He forgives his pursuers and says the final battle for liberty is at hand with divine support.
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Associated Press
London
Terence MacSwiney
Payor
Cork
Irish Self Determination League
Annie MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Home Office
MacSwiney
London Times
England
Ireland
Extra Guards Patrol Rockefeller Estate
Twelve armed guards patrolled roads around John D. Rockefeller's estate in Tarrytown during the night amid unconfirmed reports of a threatening letter. No statement was available from the Rockefeller home regarding the rumor.
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Associated Press
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Rockfeller
Leroy Suspect Not Right Man Release Planned
Montevideo police announced that Morris Fox, detained as a possible Leroy suspect in the Detroit trunk order case, will be released tomorrow after authorities concluded he is not the missing man.
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Leroy Suspect
Associated Press
Montevideo
Morris Fox
Leroy
Detroit “Trunk
Fox
Communists Reported Planning Seizure of Scottish Coal Pits
London reports rumors from Lanarkshire that Scottish communist leaders plan a spring seizure of coal pits at Blantyre near Glasgow to establish soviet mining controls. Authorities, wary of underground activity, note similar dispatches reaching the Westminster Gazette and Exchange Telegraph.
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Associated Press
London
Lanarkshire
Blantyre
Glasgow
Westminster Gazette
Hawilton
Scotland
Exchange
Weather report summary for Iowa Minnesota and nearby towns
The report covers Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly and others. It notes clear conditions with varying precipitation including showers in Minnesota and parts of Iowa roads drying. Forecasts indicate partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with grisly mention of wind and rain patterns across the region.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dess
Dubuque
Faribault
la Wis
Mason City
Marshalls
Hampton
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Alberthes
Arles City
Wis
Minnesota
Wincontin
Iowa
Harding Declares Labor Not Allied With League
Harding's campaign HQ releases a letter to Brockton labor leaders denying any alliance with the league of nations and urging unity of real Americans against internationalism. He warns against subjection to a supergovernment and emphasizes American sovereignty. Cox opens California campaign with noon San Diego address focusing on the league.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Michael J. Hallinan
Brockton
Mass
Hallinan
Americans
Organized Labor Second
League of Nations
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
League
Wilson
America
United States
Kentucky
Gov. Cox
San Diego
Cal
California
Cox
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Chauffeur Victim of Wall Street Blast Identified
The morgue identified one Wall Street blast victim as Elmer Wallace Kehrer, 21, a Brooklyn chauffeur living with his mother Mrs Olive Kehrer. His unemployment and long lack of identification prompted official debate on fear or influence by dubious associates.
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New York
Wall Street
Olive Kehrer
Brooklyn
Elmer Wallace Kehrer
Kehrer
Auto racer injured near Colorado Springs race crash
Denver Pueblo road race started from Denver at 3 oclock this morning when car No. 13 driven by Leo Banks of Deaver Times was wrecked six miles south of Colorado Springs. Banks suffered a broken shoulder and internal injuries that may prove fatal.
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Presa
Colorado Springs
Colo
Leo Banks
Deaver Times
Denver-Pueblo
Denver
Banks
Imposter Schudde Sentenced to Three Years in Leavenworth
Theodore Schudde a German arrested at the Presidio San Francisco pleaded guilty to obtaining 1600 dollars from the government under false pretenses while posing as Lieut Arthur Kincaid an American army officer Judge George Carpenter sentenced Schudde to three years in Leavenworth.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Theodore Schudde
Presidio
San Francisco
Arthur
Kincaid
George Carpenter
Schudde
Leavenworth
Socialists Again Present Pro Glen for New York Assembly
Albany dispatch reports renewed interest in housing policy as New York Assembly debates seating five expelled Socialists. The five: Waldman Claessens Dewitt Orro Solomon, reelected in special elections. Attorney General Newton says seating is an Assembly matter, noting Socialists amended their constitution.
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Associated
Albany
N. Y
Louis Waldman
August Claessens
New York
Samuel A
Congress
Victor L. Berger
Washington
Socialist Party
Newton
Assembly
Delivery deadline notice for Courier paper
The notice instructs readers the Courier should be delivered before 35 30 o clock and requests a call to 3330 if not received by 6 30 p m for a replacement copy.
Explosives Shortage Hints at Wider Plot After Wall Street Blast
Police and federal officials pursued leads after a postcard warned of another blast targeting the customs horse following the Wall Street explosion. Edwin P Fischer, the former tennis star, arrived in custody amid questions of motive as authorities released a detained journalist and expanded inquiries into explosive stockpiles. In Montreal, a dynamite theft attempt at a hotel prompted new arrests and motive probes.
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Associated Ree
New York
N. Y
Wall Street
William B. Edwards
Internal Revenue
Big Big Edwards
Princeton
Edwin P. Fischer
Wie
Canada
Heg
Crank
Palmer
Federal
Edwin
Fischer
Hamilton
Frien
Brallovsky
Miayor
United States
Cossel
Hamiltona
Ten Jnis
Alexander, Brailors
Department of Justice
Brailovsky
Maurice Davies
Davies
Financial
Montreal
Wilfred Corimer
Royal Brook Company
Walter E. West
Jed
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Tengent
Street Car Company
Judge Wood
G. W. Wood
Waterloo, Cedar
Cedar Falls Trust Company
Europe
Kaiser
Dispatch
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Thirty-Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Orien
Ghlicia
Gompers
Carpenters’ Meeting
Ffcial Canvass of
Illinois
Consumers’ Packing Co
Brazil
Poland-Lithuania
1. C.C
Rockefeller Estate
LABOR
Massachusetts Federation
South
Frank L. Boyd
James Shevlin
Boyd
Revenue Service
Mr. Shevlin
el Paso
Texas
Distich
Proglen For
Red Cross
Clara D. Noyes
American Red Cross
Helen Scott Hay
American Red Cross Commission For Europe
City Shows
Grand Central Floor
Smoke
la Agora
Girard
Dures
Maser
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