Cattle Congress Opens Under Fall Fair Skies
The tenth annual Dairy Cattle Congress opens with a Belgian Horse Show and industrial exhibit in Waterloo. Nearly 300 Belgian horses, 500 dairy cattle, 500 rabbits, dogs, and other displays accompany a pure food show, motor cars, and high grade garden exhibits. An 8000 seat auditorium hosts music, parades, and educational features, highlighting the event as a major regional showcase.
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Waterloo
United States
Gettrel West
Ubivear
Dairy Cattle Congress
Dairy Castle Congress Grounds
Ringling Brothers
George Hall
Wisster-Hall Seed Company
Garden Club
Thall
Puta
Enone Cappols
Governor's Day at Cattle Congress schedule highlights
A lively program unfolds at the Cattle Congress with forenoons and afternoons featuring cattle and horse judging, Belgian woolly exhibits, concert performances, and riding displays. Visiting dignitaries, famed judges from Chicago and Detroit, and War Camp community events are part of the bustling exhibits, with children from area schools touring the grounds.
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Dixie Quarter
Peavey
So Guernhulls
Gelgian Mars
Mineis
Elitsal Lati
Dyxie Quartet
Ieus
Folia
Tolbert MacRae
Vivian
Pereestya
Fener
Bane Auet
Hotel Russell
Lamson
Banquet
K.P. Halt Oeey
Automablie
Tolbert Mackay
Nashan
Cemetedy
Avrobats
Juber
Freeport Merges Daily Newspapers into One Issue
Freeport now operates a single daily paper after the Journal Standard and Frespars Bulletin merge. The combined edition, in existence since 1847, marks an end to two papers and aims to please readers and advertisers alike in northern Mingis outside Chicago.
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Mreaport
Freeport
Journal-Standard
Journal
Standard
Mingis
Chicago
Wihlield
Kreeport Tow
Sana
Kolchak resigns chief ruler title to Denekine
Admiral Kolchak head of All Russian government at Owsk tells allies he resigns the title of chief ruler in favor of Gen. Denekine leader of anti Bolshevik forces in southern Russia. Bolsheviks abandon Kursk after fierce fighting with Denekine troops, per Moscow wireless dispatch via Central News Agency.
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London
Kolchak
Owsk
Gen. Denekine
Russi
Moscow
Kursk
Pershing Gives 10000 Francs to Red Cross for French Mothers and Children
Gen Pershing and his staff donated 94625.40 francs about 70 000 to the American Red Cross for works aiding French mothers and children who suffered in the war. The gift was to be placed in the Stars and Stripes War Orphan Fund to assist children whose fathers fell in battle.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pershing
France
American Red Cross
Paris
Staf
Io the Red Cross
Cen
Red Cross
Stars and Stripes Fund
Stars and Stripes
War Orphan Fund
Atile
Mormon Church Accepts League Of Nations Pact
President Heber J. Grant stated the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints does not oppose the league of nations and that standard works are not at odds with it. He indicated the church favors immediate ratification of the treaty and covenant without amendments.
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Salt, Lake City
Heber J. G
Mormon Church
United States
Reed Smoot
Utah
League of Nations
Jesus Christ of
Latter Way Saints
Presnt Grath
Jor
Taft
Wisham
World Series Opens as Cincinnati Wins Toss in Cincinnati
Cincinnati won the toss for the opening game of the 1919 World Series at Cincinnati. The meeting set the game location and umpires with representatives from the National and American leagues present. The article notes the coin flip by Lewis Comiskey and lists officials from both leagues.
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Cincinnati
Dressy
National Hageball Commission
Lewis Comiskey
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
Tos
Werrman
Hla
Lon Ye B
Constans
Pittshueh
Whicih
Wi. Harridge
Chicago
Amelican League
Maples
Satin
Willian J. Evans
Charlés Kielon
Mame Quighey
Annunzio's forces occupy land as Americans land near Fiume
Reports from Rome and Milan say Gabriele D'Annunzio's insurgent Italian troops push seven miles into Jugoslav territory, seizing Pisniak Heights. American Marines land at Buecar near Fiume as Admiral Andrews and Secretary Daniels clarify limited naval role. Food for 46,000 daily is needed in Fiume while diplomatic plans for Dalmatian settlement drift. The Allied response remains cautious amid jurisdictional debates.
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Associated Press
Gabriele Annunzio
Piume
Juge
Paris
Fie
Pisniak
Americ
Jaok
Buecart
Rome
Quarnero
Fin
Finme
Badoglio
D'Annunzio
Finniie
Finnie
Ybly Andrews
Shington
Burcari
Fiume
Milan
Phillip Andrews
Mediterranean
Amiadran
Navy Department
Navy
Washington
D. C
Daniels
Andrews
Emme
Povis
Tee Council
Omarik Finme Tolan
Ttaly
Dent Wilson
Great Britain
Effert
Booze Men's Trial in Chicago Federal Court Today
Chicago federal court prepares for a booze shipment trial amid corruption probes. Authorities say a five man crew hit taverns in Chicago while investigating liquor shipments from Wisconsin. The case centers on alleged alcohol delivery schemes as investigators press the inquiry.
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Chicago
President Wilson greeted by thousands in California
President Wilson arrived by train in Reno after a stop in Lepotee Dos atom as thousands of Californians lined the tracks. Mrs. Wilson waved to the crowd while the president acknowledged supporters along the tumultuous reception.
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Wilson
Wiisaar
Reno
Pot
Mra
Wilsin
Hulland Belgium Break Reported Over Territory
A report from Laturan dated September 1 notes Belgium and Holland in diplomatic strains over a river boundary. Belgium seeks stronger frontier and control of the southern Scheldt region, offering compensation including German territory. Allies favor free navigation. Dutch sovereignty disputed. a peace commission reviews the situation.
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Brussels
Belgium
Joan
Belginer
Baisii
Trolland
Tolland
Seheldt
Muteinburg
Helgi
Germany
Limburg
Helland
Arhelat
Molland
Waterloo West nears new high school project
The Waterloo West school board discussed a modern high school building planned for a vacant site in Waterloo. William D. Titer of St. Louis was contracted to head design and specifications as the board planned inspections and supervision with S. Drover overseeing construction.
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NEW HiGh School
Waterloo West
Waterloo
Willitm OD
St. Louis
Warton
Tie Central High KH Hyal Bailing
Minneapolis
Mid Wight Sehood
Hanis
Waterlaa
Eddie Sas
Wayne
Mr Jataerie
Aye
Fort Dodec
Commer Deliveery Amid Postal Delivery Confusion
Postal customers face delays as delivery errors and misrouted calls disrupt payment timing. Unclear instructions and busy lines hinder timely delivery, with letters and packages awaiting proper routing. Residents report confusion over payment deadlines and service availability due to the carrier’s mistakes.
Unions Call Walkout As Workers Largely Obey
Large scale walkouts reported as unions order men not to work. Secretaries warn of nationwide action while Pittsburgh and Chicago districts show mixed shutdowns and continued operations at many plants. Gary and Bethlehem Steel officials comment. 4000 Bethlehem workers delay strike pending talks. Public centers quiet with guarded routes.
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Agaue Iatnd
Subergions
United States Steel Corporation
Strugeje
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Usal
Gary
Ibart HH
The
Steel Comoration
Foster
Steelwore Union
Bethlehem Steel
Pittspurgh
Tamoimand
AL Claveland
Fnnders
American Steel & Wire Company
Ohio
Youngstown
Asa
Steybene
Cur. Steel Company
Joss
Pennsylvania
Portsmouth
Warren
Canton
Toledo
Colomibus
Lorain
Pottsville
Reading
Harrishues
Royal
Johnstonh Pa
Tinuana
Buffalo
Lackananes Steel Company
Min
Wheating
W. Vadh
Colorado Mual &, Tranconmeny
Keesneart
Rein
Meloenpoint
Dehli
Braddock
Stites Steel Corporation
Oxtomaiee Works
Holestead
Enane Frenetee Corporation
Efert
Z. Boater
Qin Steel Workers
Hivago
Eves Lata
Soto
Vinestown
Eludigs Stra
Panora
Susatenville
Pueblo
Ate
Leon
Witsurgh
City
Meget
Leechburg
Mao
Ridee
Jolstown
Coulesvilla
Corporation
New York
Hay
Steel Corporation
Hug Daton
D. G
Gompers
Ind
Hat c
Am Vridge
Wen
Tia
Sim
Wai
FL Hodges
Rawson Not to Be Candidate for Governor of Iowa
Des Moines reports indicate Rawson will not seek the Iowa governorship. The article notes shifting business conditions and a focus on cores enterprises, with government and party leaders reacting to the potential candidacy and the impact on state politics. The piece cites local officials, party organizers, and economic factors shaping Rawson’s decision, including time devoted to his business interests and the need to manage external pressures.
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Rawson
Iowa
Des Moines
Charles AL Tqewsen
Elhirman
Xantas Pathol eOtrad
Poy
Newspapers clash over German reaction to Austrian red book
Berlin dispatch reports German papers debate the Austrian red book on 1914 events. Some blame Count Leopold von Berchtfyld for underhand tactics, others defend German silence, while the Fageblatt calls the 1994 revelations an awful disgrace for Germany and accuses Hohenzollern leadership of culpability.
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Berlin
Germany
Leopold von Berchtfyld
Boersen Zeitung
The
Kreuz Zeitung
Tageblatt
Austria
Fageblatt
Hohenzollerng
1300 Enemy Sailors Start Across Today, 200 Ask Citizenship
More than 1,200 German sailors detained since the war began are to begin their return trip, sailing from Hoboken around Sept. 25. Of 1,584 Germans at Fort McPherson, about 200 have applied for citizenship papers. applications forwarded to Washington with no action yet.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
United States
Fort McPherson
Here
Hoboken
N. J
Washington
Rev H L Haywood Named Lecturer at Grinnell College
Rev Harry Leroy Haywood formerly pastor of Liberal Christian church in this city has been appointed lecturer in Grinnell college English department. He resigned from Davenport Iowa due to overwork. Mrs Haywood and children left Davenport for Dayton Ohio for a two months visit. the family home will be Grinnell on return.
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Harry Leroy Haywood
Liberal Christian Church
Grinnell College
Mr. Haywood
Davenport
Waterloo
Haywood
Dayton
Grinnel
Hundreds of Small Animals Exhibit at Pet Stock Show
The Pet Stock show, added to the Dairy Cattle Congress, displays several hundred head of pet stock including rabbits, hares, dogs, and cats in a large tent. Officials from the Pet Stock association say the local displays surpass those at Des Moines Cedar Rapids and other state shows, with notable exhibitors like Roy again farms and Jack Casebear. J. P. Harris presents the largest New Zealand rabbit in the country weighing 10 1/2 pounds. Cinco-Tia sale advertises 7 cents to preserve quality.
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Iowa
Han
Des Moines
Edwin Deike
Chicago
Sui
Charles Gibson
Detroit
At & Aelock
Dairy Cattle Congress
Pet Stock Association
Cedar Rapids
Roy
Jack
J. P. Harris
New Zealand
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Kelchak
Denekine
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Holsheyiki
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Helsingfors
Jugoslav Area
Pisniak Heights
Pressey
Landis
Wisconsin
Cionga
Aleghol
Elemis
Hulland
Diantons Joe
Secretary OF Workers
Gary of Corporation
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Stech
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Witnois Steel
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