DAVIS CONTINUES INDIANA CAMPAIGN FOR VOTES
Democratic presidential hopeful John W. Davis moves from Chicago to Gary and Fort Wayne, Indiana, to press his platform of human equality and popular sovereignty. He outlines tax theories and warns against government overreach while planning stops in South Bend and Worcester, with a national swing toward Massachusetts and the East before returning west. Wheeler tours Ohio as independent candidate, pledging to expose corruption and promote Dawes data in Chicago. Massachusetts Republicans renew support for Coolidge as the party signals stability and restraint. The report also notes the death of prominent wheat king in Montreal.
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Missouri city bids considered for next WSS site
Five Midwestern cities Kangus City St Joseph Mo Omaha Lincoln Neb and Council Bluffs Ia under review for the next Missouri WSS site with selection postponed for several weeks after a night class session. Des Moines resident Katherine Eberle lost her aunt in a federal suit over a 6000 payment for a 49000 policy to settle a homicide case involving her husband Paul Eberle. Cedar Rapids notes US automoblie caravan tour to reach city Sept 27 as Charles Lene Wy of Boise Ida elected president of the twenty fourth regional law association.
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Drops Big Suit for Breach of Promise Against Racing Man
New York reporters say Mrs. Marie Buell who sued Jefferson Live Sneston Wetchup King and a racehorse owner for 1750 monthly for life has withdrawn the suit. Courthouse records show Justice Faber signed a discontinuance order and rumors claim she received 10000 in settlement though her lawyer calls reports untrue.
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Polls Show Coolidge Maintains Lead In Courier Poll
The Couriers third state tabulation from Iowa shows Coolidge in front with 1,928 votes nationwide, LA Follette 388, Davis 195. County tallies list Black Hawk, Bremer, Grundy, Tama, and others with varied party affiliations. The statewide and regional totals reflect Republican strength and a steady race as the weekly poll continues.
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Kansas governor race Berk replaces Klan tone sets campaign
William Allen White, in a statement from Emporia, proclaims he runs for governor to “free Kansas from the Ku Klux Klan.” He accuses the two major parties of accepting Klan support in the primary and failing to disavow it today, urging voters to reject the Klan in this year's race.
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British Aviator Cobhan Completes London to Tangier Flight
Captain Alen Cobhan, renowned British aviator, landed here today after a six hour flight from Corydon airdrome near London. He plans to continue to Tangier Morocco. In Rome Mussolini agreed to reconvene the chamber of deputies on November 15 as discussions continue. Former Premier Sehested died today in Copenhagen.
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Hagen Opens Lead in Pro Golf Title Final
Walter Hagen from New York holds a 4 up lead over Jim Barnes of New York after opening round play in the national professional championship at French Lick Springs. Hagen carded a 35 37 72 for the round.
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Davenport State Agent Injured in Iowa Car Crash
Davenport Iowa Sept 20 State Agent Don Davis Des Moines sustained no broken ribs bruises about the head and other injuries about the body when the auto in which he and Debert Collicott were riding struck on the road between Maquoketa and Dewitt due to a defective steering apparatus
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Denison Man Killed in Tragic Gun Accident
Denison Iowa September 20 Arnold McHenry a 54 year old member of a prominent Denison family was fatally shot when a gun discharged after the trigger caught on a door as he was placing it in the house. He left a widow and four children.
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Indict Pair for Murder in Tennessee Case
In Chattanooga on September 20, Mr. and Mrs. W H Bennett of Rome Georgia were indicted by the Hamilton County grand jury for the murder of Miss Augusta Hof man. The case centers on the fatal shooting occurring in the county, with authorities pursuing further legal action.
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Snow Covers Ground as First Season Snow Touches Wyoming
Four inches of wet snow fell in Rock Springs this morning marking the first snowfall of the season. The storm occurred during the early hours and left the ground evenly covered across the city in Wyoming.
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Dawes Stops in Waterloo Headed to Chicago Rally
Charles G. Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee rests en route from South Dakota to Gay and then Chicago. At Waterloo and Manchester crowds greet him as he attacks La Follette’s independent candidacy and warns against constitutional rights being lodged in Congress. He criticizes politicians dodging issues and calls for plain speech on the agricultural problem.
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Dawes Campaign Stops Highlight Agriculture and La Follette Attack
Dawes, Republican nominee for Vice President, campaigned in Sioux Falls after addressing crowds in Dubuque and Galena. He framed the issue as constitutional versus disordered government, attacking La Follette while outlining farm concerns and rallying support for Coolidge-Dawes.
Cattle Congress All Arranged for Exposition Week
Cattle Congress details a full exposition week with judging of Jersey and Brown Swiss cattle, Ayrshire, Holstein, and Guernsey entries. Iowa State College expert H H Kildee to present, events span Wednesday to Sunday with educational displays, horse shows, dairy exhibits, and a Brown Swiss national meeting at Hotel Russell-Lam eon.
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Ammonia Blast Rupture Blamed on Tank Defects
Des Moines coroner's jury ruled the August Vallandingham Store explosion at Fort Des Moines was caused by defects in the tank head and a rupture of welding repairs done shortly before. Eleven people died, eight of them children, in a disaster investigators call a refrigeration failure with no finding of criminal negligence.
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Farmer Meeting Backs La Follette Wheeler Slate
Des Moines dispatch reports Town Farmers union endorses Robert M. La Follette and Burton K. Wheeler for president and vice president. The group also backs Sen. Smith W. Brockhart for the common people, condemns highway commission methods as autocratic, and calls for reforms and lighter deputy loads.
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Streetcar Crash Injures Four Near Sunnyside Club
Dr Cecil Bickley and his wife escaped injury when their auto was struck from behind by an outbound streetcar at Beechland Sumner. Four passengers, including Mrs Cowin and Mrs French, were hurt though not seriously. Injured were treated at 407 Pine Street, as the couple headed to a party at Sunnyside Country club.
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Irene Castle Seeks $40,000 in Supreme Court Case
Irene Castle Tremain McLaughlin, famed dancer, appeared in New York supreme court and had her ex husband Robert Tremain arrested in Ithaca, NY. She accuses him of withholding securities worth $40,000 given at marriage.
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Name New Officers of Farmers' Exchange
Des Moines crowds heard the Farmers Union of Iowa reorganize at a stockholders meeting and announce officers. Theodore Blume of Denison becomes president while WG Ashline of Des Moines is manager and O Wilson of Morning Sun is vice president. T A Henwwwany of Macedonia serves as secretary treasurer. board members include J D Feight Laona I C Sot Jefferson Clyde Dal Fairfield and T D Hunt churdaa.
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Cedar Rapids Auto Shop Thieves jailed
Cedar Rapids Sept 20 Fliner Small of Omaha and Rafferty of Sioux City were arrested today charged with robbing an automobile shop. Mrs Rafferty held for questioning but not jailed. Police found stolen plunder in a man's car including two guns, one loaded, and the proprietor identified part of the items as from last night’s robbery. The proprietor said the two men visited his shop yesterday.
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$300000 Thief Returns Gems and Dies in Trenton
Trenton New Jersey Sept 20 John M Manan central figure in the sensational Schootbont jewel robbery in New York died at his old home here after allegedly keeping a priest's promise to restore all of the Betas valued at about 360000 He reportedly returned the gems before his death and had promised to make restitution to the authorities and victims involved.
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Baldridge Announces District Conferences
Des Moines report states P R Baldridge secretary of the Republican state committee announced that district conferences will be held in Burlington on September 29 Oskaloosa on September 30 and Des Moines on October 1.
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Couple Die in Heartfelt Double Funeral Plan
In Los Angeles on September 2 a 50 year married pair, Mr and Mrs R J Capolungo, slipped hand in hand into death. Plans were laid for a joint funeral as Capolungo followed his wife after she died, saying he too would join her, for she was waiting.
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Hertska and Pastassas jailed in illegal possession case
Albert Hertska of Waterloo was arraigned before Judge Dempster on eight counts of illegal possession of liquor. Without bond, he remains in county jail awaiting grand jury action alongside Fred Pastassas, held yesterday for possessing a still and large quantity of alcohol. Deputy U S Marshal Fred Gilmore led the arrests.
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Prize Cattle Sent From Seattle to Dairy Congress
A herd of 14 cows and six calves owned by the Carnation Milk Company of Oconomowoc Wisconsin was shipped by express from Seattle Washington to the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. The cattle arrived late yesterday in an all steel baggage car attached to passenger trains. The express charges were 1097. The car was switched directly to the grounds by the Wabash Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad.
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Wabash blamed for fatal wreck near Williamsport
Indianapolis Ind June 1 The Wabash Railroad company and the conductor and brakeman of the freight train into which a crack passenger train from St Louis crashed near Williamsport were held jointly responsible for the accident in a report by the Indiana public service commission. Fourteen people were killed and 54 injured.
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Injured Boy Rests Fairly Comfortably
Darrell Johnson nine year old boy who suffered a triple fracture of the pelvis when thrown from his bicycle in a collision with a motor truck Thursday is resting fairly comfortably this afternoon according to a report issued at Presbyterian hospital.
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Parking Cars in Center of Sycamore Street
Street parking operation on Sycamore Street between Fourth and Fifth is enforced by order of Mayor A. Gnagy. Stalls were marked yesterday and filled throughout the day, with a one hour limit. Gnagy says the plan will extend paving life and create room for more cars by slowing traffic.
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Mortuary Obituary of Carl H. Welch
Carl F. H. Welch, 31, died at 11 a m today at his brother Ivan J. Welch’s home 851 Dawson Street after a long bronchial illness. Born Sept 24 1898 in McGregor Indiana he is survived by his widow his parents Charles and Mrs Welch of McGregor three brothers and three sisters. The family moved to Waterlou after condition became critical and burial arrangements are pending at O’Keefe and Towne Funeral Home.
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Deere introduces two new tractor models DP 15 27
John Deere announces the DP 15 27 tractor line featuring a two cylinder kerosene burning engine designed for easy handling in tight spaces. The model promises lower parts count with simplified maintenance and integrated oil bath lubrication. The company plans factory upgrades costing about 1 million to meet demand and expand production.
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Lay Delegates Discuss Problems at Holy Name Meet
Washington Sept 20 lay delegates at the National Holy Name convention spent the morning on debates over lay activities and welfare work. Cardinal Dougherty led a high pontifical Mass at the unfinished Catholic University stadium as Archbishop Carler of Baltimore gave the welcome in the gymnasium after the service.
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