Mass Massachusetts District Upset Hint in Special Election
Democrats hope to show gains in the Sixth Massachusetts district special election next Tuesday a seat now held by Republican leader Henry Cabot Lodge. Anti Lodge candidate Cal A Pratt Andrew won the Republican nomination by a wide margin as local Republican factionalism and national issues shape voter sentiment.
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Grain Growers plan for four states to add organizers
The United States Grain Growers, Inc., based in Minneapolis, announces a one year plan to place 40 organizers in Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and Montana to organize farmers. Northwest director J My Anderson says the program may be voluntary or compulsory depending on local action. The move follows a decision to push ahead with district organization.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Staty
Monstans
Jn . Ik. Harmog
My Anderson
Northwest
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Careful Mammal Use Dictagraph on Parlor Davenport
United Press reports Chicago families adopt dictagraph surveillance to monitor evening calls by daughters suitors. The device sits behind a Davenport with receivers upstairs, letting parents eavesdrop on conversations and cue entrances or departures.
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United Press
Chicago
Erring Woman Not Given Chance in Reformatories
Milwaukee September 21 The Associated Press reports Florence Monahan superintendent of Minnesota state reformatory for women said society has not given erring women a fair chance. She argued most female law violations are moral at base and society has long hushed details to deny immorality exists. She urged reform and second chances.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Florence Monahan
Minnesota
Smiles Ard Kinks Off Today’s Wikes
Ambiguous OCR note reports a Chicago Manx barber returning from Alaska claiming wealth and fortune from shampooing dust from miners’ whiskers in New York. An amputee veteran begs alms as police link a strange armless incident to a jazz bandit on Drumm Street.
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United Press
Chicago
Alaska
San Francisco
Barclay Township Hit by Cloudburst Disaster
Cloudburst struck a Ball area in Barclay township northwest of Jesup between 7 and 8 p m yesterday. Paul Berg in charge of construction work reported sheets of rain poured for several minutes and water pooled to a depth of six inches on the ground.
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Barclay Township
Jesup
Festerday
Paul Berg
Note to Reds draws attention from Irish fight
London dispatch reports Britain's stance on Bolshevik activity in Persia Afghanistan and India. Curzon cites Soviet propaganda while Lloyd George faces pressure to seek a mandate on Ireland unemployment reparations and other issues. Conference attendance hints at shifting positions ahead of Washington talks.
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Sandstorm division veterans form Thirty Fourth Association
Former Thirty-eighth division members at Omaha adopt constitution and bylaws for a new Thirty fourth Division Veterans association led by T. Hollowell warden of Fort Madison jail as president. Gen John A Johnston Washington honorary president. officers include Gen George Harris honorary VP J H Dudley Omaha secretary Newbold Smith treasurer Patrick OConnor Lincoln and others.
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Sandstorm
Thirtyfourth Division Veterans' Association
Hollowell
George H. Harris
New York
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Secrch
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Smiths
Patrick O'Connor
Lincoln
Neh
Hugh Soper
Owatsuna
Harry Kinney
Pierre
W. A. Stevens
Des Stoines
Normal life aims for women prisoners in Minnesota reform school
Miss Florence Monahan, superintendent of Minnesota state reformatory for women, told a Catholic Charities conference that the prison uses cottage rooms to imitate family life. She said many inmates lack a normal home life and would be like other women if given a fair start. The program emphasizes cleanliness, good food, constructive work, and leisure activities after long days of farm labor.
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City in Brief Adil eye fatigue and local notices
A Rochester Minn trip for West schools superintendent Lee W U reports brief updates on residents. Miss Hele Miller, Dubuque bound, and Mrs Van Metre returning from Kingsley with Mrs Lund. Iowa State student Alice Olson returns to Ames. A lightning strike on a pole near Welner injures nothing, while a car and streetcar collision causes minor damage but no injuries. Police seek Percy Tate missing since Saturday. a debt suit filed in municipal court.
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Kingsley
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Diphtheria Hits George Bugg Family Child Quarantined
Five year old Fielen Bugs, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bugg of 92 Adams Street, has diphtheria. The home is placed under quarantine today.
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Fielen Bugs
George Bugg
Adams Street
Arbuckle to Face Judge in Women’s Court
San Francisco report says Fatty Arbuckle will appear before Judge Lazarus for a preliminary hearing on murder charges after allegedly assaulting Virginia Rappe. The hearing is to occur in the women’s court, with Mrs Maude Delwyn Delwent as complainant and large female spectator attendance anticipated. Lowell Sherman, wanted by San Francisco prosecutors, fled a New York train and disappeared with a red haired woman.
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Virginia Rappe
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Burns Gets Klu Klux Klan Dope
Information on Ku Klux Klan activity was laid before President Harding by Attorney General Daugherty and Burns of the Bureau of Investigation. A federal probe could be sought under conspiracy statutes, with scrutiny of Klan behind the scenes. Atlanta grand jury asked to investigate missing records in a 1979 case involving the imperial kleagle and the Klan staff chief.
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Daugherty
Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Kius Kian
Hayward
New York
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Atlanta
E. ¥ Clarke
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Elizabeth Ty Jer
Klan
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Ieal
Curing Insanity With Tooth Extraction
Dr Henry A Cotton researchers link melancholia peevishness and insanity to infected wisdom teeth. He notes wisdom tooth removal at the New Jersey hospital for the insane and Chicago University reduces disability, with a reported 75 percent discharge rate among 1000 cases and substantial annual savings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New Jersey State Hospital For
Chicago University
New Jersey Hospital
Swiss Pilot Wins World Balloon Race
Paul Armbruster of Switzerland was officially declared the winner of the Gordon Bennett international balloon race started Sept. 18 in Brussels. His balloon landed at Lambay Island near Dublin, Ireland. Henry Spencer of England finished second and Ralph Upson of America took third.
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United Press
Brussels
Paul Armibraster
Switzerland
Lan‘bay Island
Dublin
Ireland
Henry Spencer
Ralph Upson
iAmerica
Shaulis Hospitalized After Interurban Collision
R. H. Shaulis and brother Amos Shaulis were injured when his truck collided with an interurban car at Dixon's crossing yesterday. R. H. Shaulis suffered severe shock loss of blood severe facial cuts a broken nose and was brought to Presbyterian Hospital. Amos Shaulis sustained only minor injuries.
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Amos Shaulis
Dixon
Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Shankis
Amos/ Shankis
Motion Picture Theatre’s Big Role in National Life
Milwaukee September report cites 14 000 U.S. theatres and daily average revenue of about 2 million dollars. Hurley urges state police power to regulate exhibition. Brady predicts film as future educator. Municipal control debated amid public health and moral concerns.
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Alilwaukee
Wis
United States
Timothy 'D. Hurley
Motion Picture Commission of Chicago
National Conference of Catholic Charities
East
Hurley
Supreme Court
City Council of Chicago
Ernest W. Burgess
University of Chicago
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Hife
William "A. Brady
Manley Returns to Tama County in Handcuffs
Jacoo Manley, famed for escapes, was handed to Tama County authorities after arriving in handcuffs. He faces liquor law charges in Toledo with a $100 fine for speeding and a stolen license number. A Tama County charge was dismissed. he was later jailed for transport. Florence Barber and Ernest White wed at Grace Methodist Episcopal in Des Moines with a 2 p.m. ceremony.
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Tama County
Tama
Manley
Toledo
White
Rains damage corn in many parts of Iowa
Des Moines reports heavy rains and strong winds over the past week battered corn fields across the state. Flooding and mud ruined some shocks, while others lay on the ground. The seven day period was the wettest September week in years and yields remain below expectations. Frost was limited to Boone and Pocahontas counties. Winter wheat prospects looked good. The weekly crop reports end with this bulletin.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Boone
Pocahontas
Joseph M Grew Named Minister to Switzerland
President Harding sent nominations to the Senate naming Joseph M Grew of Massachusetts as minister to Switzerland and Johan D Prince of New Jersey as minister to Denmark. Charles W Pugsley of Nebraska would be as assistant secretary of agriculture and Herbert M Lord would be colonel in the finance department with the rank of brigadier general.
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Washington, D. C
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Senate
Switzerland
Joseph M. Grew
Massachusetts
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Johan D. Prince
New Jersey
Charles W. Pugsiey
Nebraska
Finance Department
Herbert M. Lord
Quartermaster Corps
Iowa Farmers' Union Holds Des Moines Meeting
More than 500 farmers from the Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America Iowa division gathered in Des Moines to discuss plans for improving farm marketing facilities. Dornblasser of Fort Worth Texas, founder 13 years ago, was principal speaker. Charles F. Barrett also spoke as rational president. The convention will run for three days.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Farmers’ Educational and Co-opeative Union of America
Iowa
Dornblasser
Ort Worth
Tex
Charles F. Barrett
Kroh Urges Cooperation Between Employer and Employee
A.R. Kroh told about 150 garage workers in an afterdinner talk at the Overland-Waterloo garage that true efficiency rests on 100 percent effort from employees. He cited loyalty and good business as keys to a successful auto business and urged workers to discuss issues with bosses to drive more business and better results. He will speak at 7 30 p m in the Greater Waterloo association today.
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Chicago
Overland-Waterloo
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Krok
Mr. Kroh
Greater Waterloo Association
Truck Crash Breaks Plate Glass on Lafayette Street
Jacob Griffith backing his heavy car on Lafayette Street at 2 p.m. accidentally pressed the accelerator, sending the car in a backward arc and crashing into a Coney Island Shoe Repair delivery truck, which sheared through the plate glass of R. C. Wangier’s wallpaper shop at 514 516 Lafayette Street. No injuries reported.
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Jacob Griffith
Laffayette Street
Lafayette Street
Kadar
Coney Island Shoe Repair
R. C. Wangier
Lafayetta Street
Old Dobbin Comes Back Figures in Court Case
George Troutman sues Ace Camfield in municipal court alleging he paid $170 for a horse based on a soundness claim, but the animal proved ill and only worth about $40. He seeks $130 plus costs.
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Dobbin
George Troutman
Ace Camfield
Fugitive from Iowa Prison Captured in Ellis Island
New York police hold Winia Sayles alias Bert Wilson after arrival from England. He is returned to Iowa State Prison for an escape three years ago during a murder sentence in Cornel Bluffs. Deported for registering under a false name, he was admitted as a citizen and detained at Ellis Island.
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Associated Press
New York
Winia ‘Sayles
Bert Wilson
England
Iowa State Prison
John G. Ryan
Cornel Bluffs
Alse
Tsue
Ellis Island
Becau
Bitter fight against open shop sees coal union rift
At a large convention the United Mine Workers discuss finances led by Green, noting record income and net cash despite litigation and borrowed funds. Philip Murray vows to push higher wages and better conditions as contracts near expiration, targeting new coal fields and tougher bargaining.
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