Canada crops cast shadow over U S wheat outlook
Washington discusses farmer relief as Canada eyes a record 450 1000 bushels of wheat. officials warn of permanent Canadian competition threatening Mississippi valley growers amid tariff and tax questions and a potential reshaping of farm policy. President Coolidge and cabinet push for a concrete program to aid agriculture.
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Shipy
United States
Amelia
Mississippi Valley
New England
East
Canada
Amer‘ica
Govt Working on Farmers Problem in West
Senator Borah said the administration will study the western agricultural crisis and seek relief within ten days. He warned the situation is serious and noted that corn and sugar beets face trouble alongside wheat, with no easy remedy after an extra session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
West
Coolidge
Hig
Senator Borah
Idaho
White House
Borah
Enlire
Mississippi Lees
Congress
Courier delivery notice for timely newspaper service
The notice urges delivery before 5 30 with a remedy if late. It instructs readers to call 5100 to request two copies and to phone before 6 30 p m to report a late delivery.
Coroner Seeks Man Who Brought Dead Girl to Hospital
Rockford coroner Fred Olson asks the man who brought Miss Sven Olson to the hospital Tuesday night to appear for examination. Authorities see no foul play but seek to learn what happened before her death, believed caused by heart trouble. A separate Iowa case reports Grba convicted of murder in a separate incident remains in post verdict proceedings.
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Fred €. Olson
Sven Olson
Olson
United Press
Mason City
Hosick Grba
Mike Baldizar
Ligetia
Grhw
Aatter
Grbai
Baldizar
Razor victim meets alleged wielder by chance months later
In Des Moines a months‑old search ended when Vernon Miller 17 identified Furman L Van Cleve as the razor attacker. The confrontation led to his arrest on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder after Millar Irvin and Mrs Pollock pointed him out in a county courthouse corridor.
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Tes Moines
Vernon Miller
Millar
Irvin
Mary Pollock
Furman L. van Cleve
Shell Rock Hunter Accidentally Shot
D L Van Vlack of Shell Rock was accidentally shot in the right arm when a shotgun discharged while alighting from a boat at Wall Lake. The muzzle struck his sleeve causing a wound that his nephew Floyd Van Vlack noticed, and a physician attended him. the injury was reportedly mending.
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Shell Rock
D.L. van Vlack
Wall Lake
van Vlacks
van Vlack
Floyd van Vlack
Watertoo
Gridiron Star Feature From Gilmour Dobie Plans
The Evening Courier will publish daily winning plays from Cornell coach Gilmour Dobie during the football season. Dobie will diagram and explain six key plays that have defined his coaching success, with one play featured each weekday starting Monday September 24 on the sports pages.
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Gilmour Dobie
Cornell
Pon
Building in Iowa Shows Decrease for Month and Year
Des Moines reports last month’s Iowa building contracts total 5,579,600, down 17 percent from July. Public works 2,234,900, business buildings 2380,000, educational 770,800, hospitals 616,600, residential 465,300. Eight month total 45,734,800, down 17 percent from year earlier.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dodge Construction Company
Advertising Clubs Will Meet Next Time at Washington Ia
Washington Iowa to host the ninth district Associated Advertising clubs of the world event after closing session. Victor G. Marlin of Davenport elected president Toe Falk of Washington first vice president Graham Stuart of Des Moines second vice president and F Voss of Davenport treasurer.
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Davenport
Washington
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Victor G. Marlin
Toe Falk
Graham Stuart
Des Moines
F_ Voss
Iowa Boy Dominates Cattle Judging at Interstate Fair
Clarence Thompson of Hampton Iowa won first in the boys cattle judging contest at the interstate fair. Cecil Means of Red Cloud Nebraska led the horse, sheep and swine judging and took individual honors.
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Sioux City
Clarence Thompson
Hampton
Cecil Means
Red Cloud
Neb
Autumn fashion display draws crowds despite rain
A sky-swept Waterloo street scene last night showed a steady rain but hundreds pressed into the downtown to view the third annual fall style display. Models showcased gowns millinery and footwear while merchants reported strong interest despite weather.
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Waterloo
Dante
Hundre
Busines
Fairyland
Falan-Fleming
Milady
Tle
He Laughed First But Dived in Lake as Gunman Giggled
Chicago report tells of a gunman who laughed first when a burglar fled, then forced a man named Omar to the end of a municipal pier in Lake Michigan. The gunman jumped into the lake after the escape, leaving a frightened witness trembling.
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Gunman
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Lin
Robert Ofor
Polfew
Ofer
Tayo
Mud Stops Meeting of Dirt Road Men
Rain prevented a planned Farmers' meeting in Marshalltown Iowa where dirt road faction members sought to contest a recent bond election favoring paving the Lincoln Highway and graveling primary roads. The gathering was called off at 7 due to weather and management notice. Community leader WE Melelland said he could not attend.
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Marshalltown
Lincoln
Aad
Farmers’ Organization
WE. Melelland
Farmers Organization
Uteimretng
Arnold's Attorneys Challenge Verdict In Fraud Conviction
Victor H. Arnold former Madison Bond Co president is appealing a 21 of 26 count federal verdict alleging he obtained millions through fraud. Attorneys claim improper impaneling of the jury and seek to set aside the verdict as sentencing approaches.
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Superior
Wis
Victor H. Arnold
Madison Bond Company
Arnold Ig
16 Year Old's Companion Held for Deserting Wife
Information from Pottawattamie County authorities uncovered an alleged romance between George Woodard of Des Moines and 16 year old Cooley from Council Bluffs. Woodard was charged with deserting his wife in Council Bluffs and was located in Des Moines. The girl's parents may file charges against Woodard.
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of Moines
Pallawattamie
George Woodard
Fies Moines
Flolen
Council Bluffs
Woodard
Council
Search for Seller of Death Whisky in Sioux City
Sept 20 Sioux City police searched sellers for a hootch tied to Tony St Thaman who was found dead in dreams. physicians ruled death due to alcoholism. The piece notes local shops and window displays reflecting the era's fashion and evasion of sales.
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Sioux City
Tony St. Thaman
Farmers Union seeks easier credit and lower taxes
Des Moines reports Farmers Union resolutions demand Congress enact agricultural credit facilities via law, lower taxes and freight rates, and equal representation on the Federal Reserve Board. They urge reduced military spending, direct presidential elections, prosecution of war-era fraud, and expanded farmer contracts with handlers to protect growers. Approximately 400 delegates attend the Iowa convention, with leaders and visitors from across the state.
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Congress
Agricultuca
Town Farmers' Union
Federal Reserve Board
United State
Wisdequin
Bey
Pawers
Marykefer
National Organization
Wallace
Livestock Commission
Vita Rockefeller Foundation
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Renn Uno
Milo Reno
PP Moore
West Branch
Cearke L. Baker
Les Moines
Hon
Farmers’ Fixchange
John Uta
Esrnerville
William Pirke
Towa City
Thomas White
Sigourney
Sian
Soeymour
Nic Ake
F. Dernblazer
Cleburne
Tex
Farmers’ Union
Nurse discards radium bandage into sewer by mistake
A nurse removing a bandage from a patient in Dr TH. Riarmo’s office threw it into the sewer. The bandage contained radium valued at 3000 dollars. Plumbers searched the sewer but could not locate the device. The incident raises safety concerns about handling radioactive material.
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TH. Riarno
Oklahoma Turmoil: Impeachment Threat Over State Governor
Kay J C Walton faces potential impeachment by the Oklahoma House as a meeting is called for next Wednesday by representative Wo McBee of Stephens. The governor has declared martial law, prompting state authorities to move under military control.
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Kay
J. C
Taeck) Walton
Okla
Legislative Call Accuses Walton of Abusing Authority
Oklahoma legislature accuses Walton of abusing power in a legislative call. Charges include failure to enforce state laws, abuse of pardons, incitement of minority rule, unlawful mobilization of the National Guard, and disregard for habeas corpus. Also notes deaths of Manilla publisher J J McDermott in Manila Florida.
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Legislative Call
Walton
Oklahoma City
Tom
Oklahoma
National Guard
Chicago Brooklyn Batteries: Gin Wheeler and Or
In a brief Chicago page item the matchup between the Chicago and BrooklynBattery squads is noted with players including Gin Wheeler. The report highlights a clash in the batteries as part of the street league standings.
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Chicago
Brooklyn Batteries
Gin Wheeler and
Oklahoma Governor Walton Impeachment Move Sparks Martial Law Rift
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Governor Walton mobilizes troops to block a possible legislative gathering while Speaker Gibbons pledges to ignore the call for a special session. McBee claims 61 lower-house votes to impeach, as fiery crosses are ordered down and editors urge the public to seek truth amid the crisis.
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International News Service
Oklahoma City
Ohio
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Muremy Gibbons
Lease of Representatives
Wilton
Finternational
Oklahams City
Oklo
House of Representativea
W. D. McBee
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McBee
Skirvin
Call
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Okla
F.C. Walton
Tulea
Markham
Walton
Murray Gibbons
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