Soviet Return to Private Capital in Russia’s Revival
Moscow reports Kameneff outlines Soviet plan to restore private capital in most industries except four railways metallurgy textiles and fuel sources The policy includes reinstating private banks on a cooperative basis and a national bank charter like France US style free financial relations with foreign nations and concessions to foreign capitalists for natural resources while retaining land and building ownership and leasing to private firms Government promises to remove all private sector restrictions to speed reform.
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London
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United States
Kamenoff
Greatest gold strike foretold in California says assay firm
Smith Emery & Co. reports the Santa Monica vein may yield the state’s largest strike. Discovered by Dr T Covington and Nick Everett while seeking oil, the vein is said to contain millions of tons of ore averaging 59.95 dollars per ton.
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Br Enited Presse
Los Angeles
Smith, Emery & Co
California
Santa Monica Mountains
T. Covington
Nick Everett
Seore
United Press
Gardner Leads Hunter in Golf Play at St Louis
Garder leads Hunter in the amateur championship at St Louis after a rain soaked morning round. Gardner was 3 up on Hunter and won the eighteenth hole in par as Chick Evans trailed Jesse Guilford after the first 18 holes.
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Gardner
Hunter
St. Louis
Associated Press
St. Touts
Chick Evans
Jesse Guilford
Stirling Loses Canadian Honors in Golf Finals
In Ottawa on September 23 Miss Alexia Stirling of Atlanta lost her Canadian championship title in the semifinals to Miss Cecil Leitch of Britain. Leitch is favored to win the final and will compete in the U S women’s championship next month while Stirling plans to defend her title in the next edition.
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Alexia Stirling
Associated Press
Ottawa
Cecil Leitch
Atlanta
Food Is Supplied Hungry Family in Waterloo
A widow caring for an invalid mother gave $10 to aid a needy family. Half was used for milk and food for seven children. the rest financed coal. A husband and father found work for a few days, and local grocers donated supplies. Waterloo residents again answered promptly to aid the pressed family.
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IOSS
Waterloo
Leena Ibirread
Waterloo Relief Committee Forms For Unemployment Aid
A citywide relief body is created as the Waterloo Relief committee to organize aid during winter. Thomas Dolan pledges 3 000 union members to help if funds allow, and a survey of unemployment among school children is planned for the coming meeting.
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Thomas Dolan
Central Labor Union
West
A. BE. Newell
Black Hawk Humane Society
West High School
B. Reed
Nam
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Valuable Bull Dies of Infection from Leg Wounds
Urbana, Sept 23 Sir Bess Pietertje Piebe a 2500 pound Holstein bull four years old sired by Sir Pietertje Ormsby Mercedes MXXVII sold recently for 100000 died from an infected leg wound. Owned by the University of Iowa he was praised by judges as one of America’s greatest animals and though insured cannot be replaced as a breeding bull.
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Associated Press
Urbana
Sir Bess Pietertje Piebe
Sir Pietertje Ormsby
Sir Bess
University of Miaois
America
W. W. Yapp
App
Cadillac man questioned in Monroe family slayings
Cadillac Michigan police detained William Kinner for questioning in the murder of Mr. and Mrs. William Monroe and their 11 year old daughter at Diewagiac Michigan. Paris fixed Germany war reparations at 43,000,006,000 gold marks.
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Associated Press
Cadillac, Mich
Wiliam Kinner
William Monroe
Diewagiac
Mich
Paris
Aspirin and Bayer Brand Pain Relief Ad
Genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets instructed for use as directed by physicians. Barer Cross on tablets signals safe relief for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Handy twelve tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packs available. Trade mark Bayer.
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Bayer
Prugeista
Ultimatum Demands Hungarian Pullback From Burgenland
Paris reports the allied ambassadors council sent an ultimatum to the Hungarian government demanding withdrawal of Hungarian troops from Burgenland and the disputed border region with Austria within days. The note warns that appropriate measures will follow if not complied.
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United Press
Paris
Burgen
Burgenland
Austria
Hungary
Cry Woman as Chief of Des Moines Gang of Bank Holdupmen
In Des Moines on September 23 the long delayed trial of Mrs. Lizzie Christy, indicted in 1919 for complicity in the robbery of the Iowa State Bank, resumes. Co-defendants Don Carlos and Keating had prior convictions. Don Carlos is a prison escapee. The gang allegedly stole 43000 in cash and bonds, with prosecutors arguing Christy led the operation.
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Cry Woman
Des Moines
Associated Prese
Lizzie Christy
Iowa State Bank
Campie
Christy
Robert Don Carlos
John Keating
Lloyd Patton Keating
Don Carlos
Fort Madison
Farmer Freed After Webster County Murder Trial
Fort Dodge Iowa September 23 John Butler was ruled insane when he killed neighbor George Sullivan in August 1915. The jury spent little time deliberating and Butler is now free after being deemed sane at present. He had been confined to the state hospital for the insane since the murder and released earlier this year. A stray science note about tides is included.
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Associated Press
Fort Dodge
John Butler
George Sullivan
Butler
Sullivan
State Hospital
Federal experts arrive to arrange Dairy Cattle Congress exhibit
Six USDA agricultural experts arrive to oversee the federal exhibit at the Dairy Cattle Congress. A full truck of equipment supports ten booths valued at 225000 with 25000 spent to set up. Canadian government installs a permanent booth as foreign exhibitors attend. The Ames poultry display and a new creamery operated by dairy students join the weeklong exhibits. The Farm Bureau tent features A A Burger and Elizabeth Hudson.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
J. B. Bain
H. E. Smith
P. F. Brookens
N. Ruth McCoy
Walter L. Chaloner
Delos L. Jones
Canada
Cattle Congress
Exhibition Hall
Dakotas
Minnesota
Ames
Farm Bureau
A. A. Burger
Smiles and Kinks Off Today’s Wires
New York yeggmen attacked Simon Semcitsky on a roof. He threw his eggs over the edge and bystanders rushed up to save him and drive away the crooks. Denver district attorney warns against put and take gambling with fines and possible jail terms.
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New York
Simon Semcitsky
Semcitsky
Denver
District Attorney's Office
Bergdoll Property Seizure Defended by Miller in Legion Talk
Pittsburgh September 23 Thomas W. Miller alien property custodian defended his office action seizing Grover Cleveland Bergdoll’s U S property before the Pennsylvania department of the American Legion. He argued Bergdoll violated the trading with the enemy act by fleeing to Germany and urged returning him by any lawful means. He said the Bergdoll case reflected on past war department policy and government. He warned that if law fails might must be used to enforce the seizure. An aside notes Egyptian belief that crocodiles bring luck and lessons to children to watch every crocodile they see.
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Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Thomas W. Miller
Pennsylvania Department
American Legion
Bergdoll
Germany
War Department
Miller
Washington
Austria
War Trade Board
New Manager Chosen for Farmers Co operative
C. H. O'Neill longtime elevator and stockman has succeeded F. Z. Hale as manager of Farmers Co operative Company. The organization was very successful last year.
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C. H. O'Neill
F. Z. Hale
Farmers Co-operativ Company
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