County Board Considers Testing Area for Black Shank Cattle
About forty cattle breeders urged the county board to designate Black Shank county as a tuberculosis testing area. Attorneys differed on whether petition eligibility requires checking petitioner names against assessor lists. County agent A A Burger projected 1334 petitioners, enough if duplications are ignored. debate on proper method continued as final action was postponed for T D Teeter’s arrival.
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Black Shank County
A. A. Burger
Carleton Sias
Creeders
John Fletcher
Raymond Cassaday
AG. Reid
Reid
F. R. Decker
Teeter
C. A. Hollis
House
Senate
Sias
Coolidge Aims for Far-Reaching Aid to Farmers
An article discusses President Coolidge’s approach to helping farmers, weighing tariff cuts, freight-rate reductions, and curbing tenant farming. It notes the administration will avoid false cures and emphasizes the political stakes for the Republicans if farm problems persist into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Mississippi Valley
Seaboard
Tandford
Republican Party
New York Tribune
Cavalry Division to Concentrate in Texas for Maneuvers
The First Cavalry Division will concentrate at Marfa Texas on September 23 for maneuvers under Maj Gen Robert L Howse. Exercises run through October 3 with a division review to follow likely attended by Gen Pershing and other top officials including the secretaries of war and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
United States
Marfa
Robert L. Howse
Fort Bliss
Fort Clerk
Pershing
War and Navy
Gen. Pershing
Holbrook
Cavalry
Han
E. Ely
War College
H. A. Smith
Leavenworth
Edward J. King
Fort Riley
Kan
Army
League Delays Action on Italy Greco Italo Dispute
Geneva dispatch says the League of Nations council did not take definite action on Italy’s repudiation of league intervention in the Greco Italo dispute. It will study covenant interpretation with jurists behind closed doors while observers note Italy’s Salandra opposed such discussion. In Belgrade, Yugoslavia, the cabinet defers Fiume talks awaiting Mussolini proposals for negotiations, easing the immediate danger to peace.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Italy
League
Inters Lvene
Ieague
Salanera
Setii
Jugosliys
Belgrade
Jugoslav
Fiume
Mussolini
Oklahoma governor bids remove Ku Klux Klan crosses
Oklahoma Governor Walton orders county officers to dismantle Ku Klux Klan crosses in public places and warns legislators against unlawful meetings as a special session to impeach him is urged. Witnesses queued as a military inquiry continues. a giant cross in Sapulpa was dynamited.
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Senate
United States
Tulsa
Ku Klux Klan
Ipelstatre
Hashid
House of Representatives
Invisible Empire
Kloan
Walton
Pagor
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
J.C. Walton
Sapulpa
Ku Kluv Klan
Waltons
Wellon Prophesies Continued Prosperity
Secretary Mellon sees no reason the wave of business prosperity will be slackened for long despite recent industry setbacks. He notes seasonal and temporary reductions in small lines are expected this time of year.
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Washington, PD. C
Seretary Mellon
Resistance Must End Completely in Belgium Minister Talks
Bertin reports Sept 10 interview with Count De La Fille noting Belgian and French demand for full abolition of passive resistance before any Ruhr talks. Government claims refusal risks collapse. Germany faces soaring costs and dwindling support as workers return home and general strike ends.
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Iesa
Bertin
Count de la Fille
Treletum
France
Germany
Iresistanen
Stresamann
Belgium
Ruhr
Rhine
Rohr
Herr Sollmis
Stuhr
Reinentag
Associated Press
Berlin
Ruhr Snd Rhingland
Duden
Tokio Refugees Housed as Relief Efforts Continue
Refugees from the earthquake are housed in temporary barracks in city parks. Hospitals are established across Tokio to treat the injured. Over $5,000,000 in relief has arrived from abroad. Admiral A. A. Anderson, commander of the Asiatic fleet, bade farewell to Premier Yamamoto and other officials as American warships end their mercy mission.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Adi
A. E. Anderson
Yamamoto
Mineron of Mercy
Aged Man Is Killed When Struck by Auto
Rockford Tennessee September 20. C Hawkins 60 years old a pioneer resident of Owens Grove was struck by a car driven by C Turner and died five minutes after being rushed to a physician. He became confused while crossing the street and stepped into the path of the auto.
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Rockford
C! Hawkins
Hawkins
Owens Grove
C. W.turner
Young Czech Aviator Weds Emmy Destinn
Emmy Destinn the renowned opera singer married Captain Halsbach an aviator in a small village ceremony in Prague on September 20. The groom will retire from service and is described as much younger than his bride in a quiet event attended by a few friends.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Emmy Destinn
Srand
Halsbach
Ile
Officer Manes Thriltang Rescue Ends in Collapse
Chicago fire mayday report tells of Patrolman Elbridge Curran forcing entry at a burning tenement and guiding eight children to safety before collapsing from the effort.
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Manes
Phen
Chicago
Patroasman Elbridge Curran
Collapse of the mark threat to end German prohibition fight
Des Moines reports say the collapse of the mark endangers the German dry movement as an appeal for aid arrives from the antisaloon league via the Wehtr templers, a youth group pledged to the cause. Cedar Falls notes the record timber and physical education classes at Iowa State Teachers College. Des Moines lists officers for Simpson College freshman class with Farris Mackintosh as president and Alice Springer as vice president. Sioux City reports cheaper credit and a duck-hunt note in the South Dakota governor’s address, with renewed discussion of price fixing and hunting limits.
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Des Moines
Germany
Wehtrtemplers
Cedar Falls
Towa State
Teachers College
Intianota
Simpson Sollege
Farris G. Mackintosh
Alice Springars
Omaha
Ee Ae Frances Smith
Spah
Glenn Slocum
Indianola
Trease Robert Parrott
Ateh McFarrer
Jane
Sioux City
South Dakota
John Frammill
Weir
Indone
Dubuque Man Fined Twice in Three Minutes
Dubuque Indiana municipal court records show T Schartinger fined 8 for disorderly conduct then arrested again and fined 25 for alleged threats against the witness in the first case.
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Dubuque
Dubuque, In
T. Schartinger
Schartinger
Relief Sought for Berkeley Fire Victims
Berkeley professor W W Campbell said 25000 will be needed for relief among students and professors who lost homes in the North Berkeley fire. About 300 students and 81 university executives were reported to have lost everything, with 150 students still studying amid the upheaval. Forest fires in Marin county intensified by winds threatened towns like Forest Knoll and San Geronimo, while Santa Barbara’s three month old national forest fire neared extinguishment per officials.
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Berkeley
Cal
Cragmant
Euclid Avenue
North Berkeley
University of California
W. W.campbell
Southern California
Pires
Mrisco
Gy United Press
San Francisco
Marin County
Lay
Forest Knoll
San Geronimo
la Gunitas
Sonor
Napa
Solopa
Henry Ford Quizzed on 1924 Presidential Plans
Henry Ford faces questions about a possible independent progressive bid in 1924 as Roy Harrop seeks interviews to discuss nomination and petition circulation. Ford insists he is not running and remains nonaligned, saying both major parties are alike.
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Ontario
Neb
Henry Ford
Detroit
Roy MM. Harrop
Omaha
American Economic League
Ford
United States
Harrop
Progressive
Montreal
Elenry Ford
Montreal Herald Today
Rame
Seal Harbor
Silber Party
Salinger Junior Freed in Chicago Then Rearrested
Ben I. Salinger Jr of Sioux City Iowa was indicted on a charge of using malls to defraud. He was released after a U S Commissioner quashed a removal warrant and then rearrested under another removal warrant issued by Federal Judge Jamies H. Wickerson.
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Chicago
den J. Salinger, Jr
Sioux City
United States
James R. Glass
Servic
Salinger
Jamies H. Wickerson
Legless Soldier Sues U S Doctor for Malpractice
Washington court reconvenes as Major George W. Cook faces trial over alleged medical negligence in Pendleton case. Private Gay Pendleton, legless since August 1922 motorcycle injury, alleges improper treatment and two leg amputations. Over 60 witnesses slated. nurse from Fort Sam Houston testified.
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International News Service
Washington, D. C
George W. Cook
Gay Pendleton
Cook
Post Hospital
Fort Eustis
Humphrey Diddle
Jay
Pendleton
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Heavy fighting in Bulgaria as government battles rebels
Reports from Sofia describe heavy clashes between Bulgarian communists and troops with large casualties and arrests. Rebels claimed gains at Radiomir Karlov Dupnitza Satkova while govt forces retook zones and martial law expanded. Sofia says revolt is broken as insurgents seek refuge in a club in Sofia.
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International News
London
Daily Chronicle
Sofia
Vienna
Legation
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Radiomir
Karlov
Dupnitza
Satkova
Zankoff
Macedonia Commission
Dalkay
Nude Cabaret Singer Found Dead in Los Angeles
Police investigate a hammer murder after the nude body of Mrs. James W. Cass, 25, a cabaret performer formerly from Buffalo, is found in her North Toluca street apartment. Her two year old son Bobby cried nearby as investigators note blood on the hammer and washing of hands. A letter from the daughter mentions a Buffalo mother and plans to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Los Angeles
Cal
James W. Cass
Buffalo
N. Y
Toluca Street
Bobby
L. R. Chamberlin
Summer Street
Gas Explodes at Bureau of Standards Killing One
A gasoline tank exploded in the airplane testing lab at the Bureau of Standards in Washington D C injuring ten and killing one man named L I Lowry. Nine victims were taken to hospitals with several in critical condition as officials investigate if others were trapped. The blast occurred during an airplane motor test.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Standards
L. I. Lowry
Bureau
Knee Sisters Perform for Lions Club in Waterloo
Misses Lucilé and Gwrneth Knee daughters of Frank Knee former travelling salesman now in Indianapolis entertained Lions at Black's tearoom with violin and piano. Judge Gwynne spoke on the Constitution. Jacob H Rubin to address Lions tomorrow night. barometer readings noted rain and cooler weather forecast.
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Lucilé
Gwrneth Knee
Frank Knee
Waterloo
Indianapolis
Ind
Lions Club
Black's Tearoom
J. W. Gwynne
United States
Stephen D. Brown
Greater Waterloo Association
Jacob H. Rubin
Association Rooms
American Woman Seeks Husband After Japan Earthquake
Frances Osato, a former Chicago and Omaha social figure, plans to return to Japan to find her husband Shaji Osato and their son Teru, believing them likely dead or alive. She recalled Yokohama’s quake devastation, living on potatoes and water, and being rescued to Kobe aboard ships before reaching London.
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United Press
Omaha
Frances Pity
Patrick Osato
Chicago
Iittle
Yokohama
Thara
Athletic Club
Osato
Kobe
Jefferson
Golf Course Will Be Frisco's Tribute to Dead President
San Francisco plans a memorial to the late President Harding with two new municipal golf courses at Merced Lake and a clubhouse to cost 100000 dollars. The Harding memorial committee has approved the project and the park commission is collecting subscriptions for the clubhouse construction.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Harding
Merced Lake
The
Park Commission
Highteen counties name grain seal warehouses in Iowa
Des Moines reports that counties including O'Brien and Buchanan set up warehousing boards under the new grain sealing law, though no certificates have been issued. Officials say the system will take time to value, with financing tied to the warehousing mechanism and farmer cooperation seen as essential to leverage savings and control markets. Marriage licenses issued at Cedar Falls list J L Jensen and Petra A Petersen.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
O'Brien
Buchanan
Raymond W. Cassady
State Department of Agriculture
Stores to Rise Along Upper Fort Street by Alford Firm
Six brick one story and basement store buildings, each 20 feet wide, will be built on upper Fort street by Dr. E. T. and Lorn Alford. Bids opened at 1:20 p m in Howard Burr’s office. contract awarded to Mikel Blitsch for 16100. Seven bidders submitted. three stores leased. site sits beside the large garage under construction between Almons and Argyle streets.
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Dr. E. T
Lorn Alford
Howard Burr
Mikel Blitsch
E Alford Brothera
Almons
Argyle
Peter Oleson
Charles Smith
Weatherall & Co
Long
W.H. Buxton
Mauger & Fell
Cu D
Forney
Water at Dam Looks Beautiful in Fails
The new dam features an even water jetty cascade and a clear riverbed through Fourth Street bridge. Laborers leveled the riverbed and raised gates to seven feet, creating a placid lake above the dam before heavy rains later churned the water muddy. Citizens Gas and Electric Co. receives commendation for clearing debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street Bridge
Citizens Gas and Iectric Co
Appoint Receiver for Robt. B. Wallace Co
Council Bluffs Iowa September. Frank Binder a local real estate man has been named temporary receiver for the Robert B. Wallace company. Wallace once headed the Iowa State Chamber of Commerce and was widely known in the state. Creditors filed a petition alleging irregularities in the firm’s finances.
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Council Bluffs, Ia
Frank Binder
Council Bluffs
Robert B. Wallace Company
Wallace
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
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ACTIN
OF County Board
T. B
T. D. Teeter
Cavalry Division
Salandra
Wellon
Yank Fleet
Santa Barbara
Hyde Associated Press
Santa Barbara National Forest
Chester A. Jordan
Ben I. Salinger, Jr. Freed
U.S
Yankoff
Knee Sisters Give Lions
Reli Eved
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
J. L. Jensen
Petra A. Petersen
Alford
Mike Blitsch
Fourth Street East
Robt
B. Wallace Co
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