Cattle Industry Warned Amid Price Decline
Kansas cattle owners led by W R Stubbs told the big five packers the industry is doomed without price restoration. Wilson of Wilson Co proposed government credits to revive foreign sales. Packard fears and measures drew opposing views as producers and packers prepared to seek Hoover's aid to stabilize prices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
W. R. Stubbs
Unat
Thongs E. Wilson
Wilson & Co
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Stubbs
Hoover
Herbert Woaver
Washington
Dry Bill Delayed by Burden of Proof Debate
Washington D C Sept 23 The dispute over the burden of proof in the prohibition enforcement bill is expected to be resolved today marking the last dissent between house and senate conferees. Senate says government must prove guilt while house insists defendants prove innocence. Prohibition leaders plan a late week vote and expect enactment.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Prohibition
Treasurer of Stage Hands Union Officer in Jail
Charles D. Gossard, secretary and treasurer of local No. 203, International Stage Employes, held on larceny by embezzlement charges. He failed to post $500 bond after arraignment in municipal court and was remanded to county jail. hearing adjourned to 4 p.m. today. Authorities allege he embezzled two $100 bonds and $40 in cash from the union.
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Stage Hands’ Union
Charles D. Gossard
International Stage
Gossard
Walter French
D. B.henderson
Shige Employes’ Union
Mercier Visits Washington for Catholic Prelates Conference
Cardinal Mercier the Belgian prelate famed for opposing German occupation attended the nationwide Catholic prelates conference in Washington. He joined Cardinal Gibbons in the national meeting reflecting wartime church leadership.
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Wasmingion
Mercier
Cardinal Gibbons
Millions in Gold Salvaged From Sunken Laurentic
Salvage ships Racer and divers have recovered gold ingots and bullion worth millions from the sunken White Star liner Laurentic off Fanad headland Ireland. Divers worked in shifts of thirty minutes under extreme pressure to bring up bars weighing about 28 pounds each.
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Pértgilen
Ireland
Associated Press
White Star
Laurentic
Fanad Light
Lough Swilly
Ber Anid
Laurenti
London
Wife Deserter Freed From Jail On Promise To Support
Burt Wady, held for failing to pay $8 weekly alimony, was released from county jail after promising to work and provide support. Mrs. Wady and her children, living near the city units on Eleventh Street West, testified that he had not paid several weeks of installments. Wady, who said he was sick, now claims to have a job.
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Burt Wady
Wady
Eleventh Street
Youths Arrested as Strike Disturbers
John Smith and Lee Van Every, youths and machinists, were arrested at 5 p.m. yesterday by deputies of Sheriff D B Henderson for assault and battery. They were released on $100 bonds and face arraignment later this week in La Porte City. The pair allegedly used harsh language toward Novelty Wireworks employees who quit work yesterday. Van Every also pulled an employee from his bicycle.
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John Smith
Lee van Every
D. B. Henderson
la Porte City
Smith
van Every
Gets-It Corn Remover Claims Painless Peel
Slogan style ad touts Gets-It as the only corn remover that peels corns off like a banana with two to three drops. Claims quick drying and no bandages or knives, available at drug stores and backed by a money back guarantee. Names Lawrence & Co Chicago and various distributors in Waterloo and other cities appear in ad copy.
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Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
C. T. Millar
Hansen & Hansen
Dome
Moore Wrig Co
Wooden Walls of England Sailor Tale Recall
A fragment recalls the square-rigger and man-of-war as part of Britain’s naval power a century ago listing the wooden walls of England and ships of the navy.
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England
Ume
Peace Treaty Backed by Gompers At World Club Session
Samuel Gompers urged prompt ratification of the peace treaty and League covenant at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World meeting in New Orleans. First Division veterans, known as Pershing’s Own, traveled by train to their western homes after Allied service in Europe.
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Gompers
First Division
Associated Press
New Orleans
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Yaaterday
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Goipers
Waterloo
Ilinole Central
First
New York
Washington
Fort Russell
Wyo
Pershing
Ian
Cantigny
Ralph J. Phelps
Machine Bar Battalion
Weiser
Idaho
Phelps
United States
Eighteenth Infantry
Twenty-eighth Infantry
First Division Praised by German Intelligence Staff
Pvt. Phelps recalls the First division as among the best American shock units, noting it took more ground and prisoners, seized more weapons, served longer at the front, and endured heavy losses in BEFP. The remark underscores the unit’s costly but decisive combat reputation.
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BEFP
Phelps
Pvt
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Sycamore Street
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