Reed Looms as Presidential Hope with Isolation Platform
Washington dispatch notes Senator Reed of Missouri emerging as a possible Democratic candidate. He supports a platform repudiating Wilson and the league of nations, while the U S policy remains "out of Europe." Reed's Missouri trip influenced state committee control and platform stance, then he returns to Washington to back a soldier bonus.
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Courier delivery notice with late paper remedy
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5:80 o'clock. If you do not receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause phone 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6:30 p.m.
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Quits Chewing to Please Wife After 80 Years
Des Moines reports Eli Frazer, 94, quit chewing tobacco at his wife’s request the day after their 70th anniversary. He had chewed since age 14 and, with his spouse, celebrated the milestone before he stopped.
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Eli Frazer
Farm House in Hales Mystery Tied to Double Slaying
An abandoned farmhouse near the crime scene is explored as a possible rendezvous for Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Micanor Reinhardt Mills. Somerset Middlesex investigators press a formal inquiry into the killings and consider an arrest on suspicion of murder. A pistol found yesterday is described as pertinent to the case. Mrs. Hall and her brother William Stevens will be questioned about Thursday night activities.
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New Brunswick
N. J
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Church of St. John the Evangelist
Micanor Reinhardt Mills
Somerset
Middlesex
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Flippancy of Flapper Summed Up by Davis
Secretary of Labor Davis criticized the flapper culture in a Columbus speech to the American Insurance union. He called the era’s “flighty foibles” and “flimancy of the cigaret smoking” evils in society, but expressed faith in the youth of the East and in American mothers.
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American Insurance Union
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Aimerca
Three Men Shot in Bank Robbery at Mentor State Bank
In Mentor Minnesota three men were shot during an early morning bank robbery by four gunmen. The robbers escaped with an unspecified amount of cash as bank officials reported. The incident occurred about 2 miles southeast of Crookston.
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Weather notes show drying roads across Iowa towns
Weather report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes rain at low points in the past 24 hours. Roads are rough and muddy in places but clearing and improving soon across Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City Walford.
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Scientists Set to Snap Eclipse From Wallal Australia
The Crocker expedition of Lick Observatory prepares for a total solar eclipse observing five minutes and nineteen seconds at Wallal Australia on September 21. Five cameras and five spectroscopes will record all phases while observers note pre and post eclipse data. The team hopes to test Einstein relativity theory.
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Officially Announce 14 Dead in Mexican Railway Disaster
In Mexico City on Sept 20 the National Railways announced 14 killed and 17 injured as a northbound passenger train wrecked at Empal ma Gonzalez after a washout. A dam break near Empalma triggered the incident as a military escort train passed, derailing the escort and causing the following passenger train to crash. Additional bodies may be found as debris is cleared.
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Free State Forces Capture Rebel Military Leader in Dundrum Fight
In a battle near Dundrum two Free State troops and two irregulars died while 50 irregulars were captured. Sean Merland, identified as the host of irregular military leaders, was captured by Free Staters.
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International Stock Show Opens at Rio Janeiro
Preparations completed for the opening of the International livestock exposition in Rio de Janeiro this afternoon. About 3,600 thoroughbred cattle horses swine sheep and poultry from France Holland Switzerland England the United States Argentina and Uruguay are entered in a wide variety of breeds.
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Episcopal bishops seek new commandment in prayer book change
In Portland Oregon on September 20 the Episcopal Church bishops discussed appointing a missionary bishop for Eastern Oregon and another for Haiti. They planned a rapid session to advance business and prayer book revision. A vote proposed adding a new commandment to love one another, printed alongside the ten existing ones.
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Governor Kendall Urges Iowa Farmers to Shift Priority
Des Moines report quotes Gov Kendall advising a two week transfer of priority from coal to cereals to help Mississippi Valley farmers market surplus before price declines. He criticizes coal profiteers in Kentucky and Illinois and urges Iowans to buy Iowa canal and use fuel efficiently to boost state industry and jobs.
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Bolivia and Chile Seek Mediation on 1904 Treaty Revisions
Alfredo Gutierrez Bolivian delegate to the League of Nations says direct talks with Chile over the 1904 treaty fail. He urges mediation by a friendly power or league arbitration to avoid grave difficulties in reaching an agreement.
Southern Shopmen Refuse Settlement on Jewell Agreement
Atlanta Ga Sept 0 settlement of the shopmen strike on the Southern railway halted when the men refused to return to work unless every man within their ranks was restored to full rights he enjoyed when he walked out.
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7000 Workers to Quit Making Pots
East Liverpool Ohio Sept 20 President John T Wood head of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters announced instructions to 7600 general ware pottery workers in Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Indiana New Jersey to quit work on Sept 30 following a referendum that rejected renewing the wage contract expiring Oct 1 The strike action centers on wage terms and contract renewal.
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Food Speculators Busy in War Scare
London reports a near east war scare boosting prices in British flour and white American front markets. Speculators allegedly push up provisions of all kinds while the exchange quotes a 20 percent risk premium amid rumors of Premier Lloyd George's resignation.
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Centenarian from Colorado enters Old Vets contest
A Colorado veteran, nearing one hundred, enters the Old Vets contest at the Des Moines gathering for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Attendees include Grand Junction and Worthing figures, with other veterans from Wheeling and nearby towns.
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Hull Would Sell Shoals Power Plant to Alabama Co
Secretary of War proposes selling the Muscle Shoals nitrate plants and related facilities at Muscle Shoals and Gordon Gorgas transmission line to Alabama Power Company tied to Sheffield Alabama. Plan aims to dispose of government property amid doubt Ford would meet imposed conditions. House Military Affairs Committee had offered the properties to Henry Ford.
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Police Use Delousing Force On Immigrants Aboard President Adams
New York police faced an extraordinary duty as bluecoats used moral suasion to compel third class passengers aboard the President Adams to accept delousing. The vessel, after seven hours in harbor, was diverted to Hoffman's Island for sanitation, with the disembarkation to follow on a cutter and convoy to the quarantine yard.
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Reduced Fares for Cattle Congress Travel
Three town railroads offer reduced rates to the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Worse show for Sept 25 to Oct 1. The management announces the plan aims to cover the event week and negotiations seek extensions to out of state groups. HE S Fitel notes collegiate judging teams may be the only non town attendees.
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Ex Kaisers Wedding to Take Place Nov 5
Saabor Germany Sept 20 The wedding of Willan Hohenzollern former Kaiser to Princess Hermina von Schoenaich Caraluth is announced for Nov 5 The princess plans to leave Nov 3 for Doorn where she will become Frau Hohenzollern
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Education of Children for Essential Trades Urged
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis urged the need to educate all children for skilled trades rather than focus on white collar roles. He warned that 90 percent of the population are farmers and industrial workers while only 19 percent are in professional life, and criticized the education system for preparing students for few jobs. He warned that failure to reform could lead to social and economic chaos and a nation with only book learning and no hand skills.
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American Insurance Union
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Britain Stands Alone To Stem Turk Advance
London reports from Constantinople say Kemal Pasha gears for an attack on the Dardanelles as British and French forces prepare to defend. The British are pulling families from the city amid fears of a mass massacre while Greek refugees flood in, and a peace conference of eight nations is planned to address the near eastern crisis.
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British Knight Urges US Help Muzzle Turkish Issue
Sir John Cills on of Hamilton Ontario tells Masons in Cleveland that the United States should cooperate with Great Britain to curb the Turkish problem for world peace. Canadian Scottish Rite greetings were delivered at the Northern Masonic jurisdiction conclave. The Rogual banquet is awaited as a major social event. Detriot conclave to close with officers installation and next meeting in Cincinnati.
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House Overrides President's Veto on Soldier Bonus
The House passed the soldiers' bonus bill over President Harding's veto by a wide margin. The vote was 258 to 54 as Congress moves toward a Senate decision, with most Iowa members voting yes except Dickinson.
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