Flier to Finish World Flight With Roses and Festivities
Los Angeles hosts the homecoming for a world flight via a floral welcome. Lieut. Smith and crew return aboard California built planes after stops in Cordova, Yokohama, Paris, London, and more, greeted by 10,900 schoolchildren and a rose garland display. A $1,000 prize per flyer is promised, with reception and dances at Santa Monica Pier. Distinguished officials and Hollywood stars attend as fliers select dance partners fromScreen’s top actresses.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Atherton
Lave
Aeld
UAW
Army
Navy
Rockwell
San Diego
Crissy Field
San Francisco
California
Southland
Thor
Bea
Inwell H. Smith
Canpanians
Cordova
Yokohama
Beihi
Paris
London
Doston
Arizona Desert
Os An. Feles
Toniehe
Lieut. Smith
Sanita
Monica Pier
Donald W. Douglas
China Sea
Siam
Continents
America
Hollywood
Lance
Barty
Los Anzeles
Clover Field
Attendance at Dairy Cattle Show Breaks All First Day Marks
Dairy cattle show impressions report record crowd and high scores across breeds. Ohio entries lead Brown Swiss with top scores, while teams from Minnesota North Dakota Missouri Wisconsin win prizes. Pavetej county attendees reach 57 points. winning team advances to National Dairy Show.
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O. B. Eby
Ohio
Theough
Brown Swis Association
Ohin
Wineis
Minnesota
N. Ma
North Dakota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Hy “A. Wams
Ormesters
Franklin County
Pavetej County
Otley Teuts
Herlan Leonard
Lester Ulsan
Raymond Mosahan
Wig
Individ Hels
GT County
Gov Files 267 614 Lien Against Means Home Taxes Due
Washington D C Sep 23 Gatlen Means a star in the Daugherty inquiry again clashes with courts as Galen L Tait collector of Internal Revenue District of Naltinmore demands 267 614 dollars for income taxes owed over three years at Means residence.
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Gov
Washington, D. C
Gatlen B. Means
Daugherty
Galen L. Tait
Naltinmore
Means
Hes Ag
Moegus
Dairy cattle contest yields mixed milking results at Dairy Cattle Congress
Fred J. Miller of East High School won first in the MINS Contest with 2.4 pounds of milk as others including Diwid Stevenson of Ames Blick Dry Goods and J. J. Miller of Waterloo Savings Bank took second and third. Ed Mund Rausch faced a playful horned Ayrshire incident during the event. The page also lists participants from Greene and Clayton counties and surrounding towns.
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Robert Stewart
Magnare
Gertrude Kaiser
Clayton Councy
Walter
Fred J. Miller
East High School
Dairy Catele Congress
Diwid Stevenson
Ames Blick Dry Goods Company
J. J. Miller
Waterloo Savings Bank
Edmund Rausch
Paul Davis
Rausch
Roger Crowell
St. O. Hatch
Leonard Miter
Zanni Anxious to Fly as Chinese Bar Landing
Shanghai reports Chinese military authorities refuse Major Zanni of Argentina permission to land, while he remains in Hong Kong. An adviser in Tokyo says Patricio Murphy, advance agent for Zanni, has moved toward Khivil to arrange the flier’s arrival there soon.
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Shanghai
Zanni
Hongkong
Muephiy Waielne
Tokio
Patriclo Murphy
Maj
Ars Bentine
Mer
Kone
Beide Asks Pivonae From Eawator Swied St
Divorce filing cites cruel and inhuman treatment by Edward P Jr. who allegedly struck his wife, Marion Atchison of Atlanta Georgia, with clenched fists and knocked her to the floor as part of a domestic dispute in Chicago.
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Beide
Pivonae
Eawator Swied
Chicago
Edward P_ dwrt, Jr
Packer
Marion Atchison, Bella
Atlenta
Truck overturns injuring Bryant paving crew at Logan and Thine
A Bryant Paving Company truck overturned at Logan avenue and Thine street injuring a crew. One foreman Jim Appermavede and Prank Boccioppse were hospitalized with head and facial injuries. two others treated for bruises. several more received minor scrapes. The crash occurred at 6 39 am and authorities investigated the cause.
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Bryant
Logan Avenue
Thine Street
Jim Appermavede
Mes Moines
St. Francis Hospital
ALL War
Appermazzese
Jess
Frey
G. R. Patterson
Goolidge Vote Quiet Yet Strong Like Cal Himself
The Courier presents a presidential poll showing Coolidge leading La Follette and Davis with 1,828 votes to 388 and 198 respectively. It notes Coolidge supporters are silent but steady while La Follette appeals to farmers and laborers, and promises results to be published tomorrow.
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Goolidge
Cal
Courier
Coolidge
Republican Campaign Committee
la Molletes
la Follette
Nich
Vera Altho
Davis
Nte
Altho Thera
la Pollette
Fowa
Sgue
Iowa
Hage
Widow in Jail With Hight Confesses Death Pact
Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, 32, a widow, admits arsenic poisoning of her husband Wilford on July 26 in a plot with Rev. Lawrence Hight to marry, as mob fears grow and deputies rush to guard the jail. The witness denies giving poison, claiming Hight acted alone.
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Elsie Sweetin
Wilford
Lawrence Fght
Elusive Sleuth Claims All Involved Derailed by Trap
The article reports on Means denying sworn affidavits and suggesting the Daugherty probe was framed. It notes alleged letters between Means and Daugherty’s lawyer Felder, seized by Means, and claims he warned senators Ashurt and Wheeler about his actions as the senate committee pursued the investigation.
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Daugherty
Higher Uns
Thomas Felder
Willebrandt Orders Probe Into Cider Party
Assistant Attorney General Mabel Willebrandt instructed United States Attorney Woodcock of Baltimore to open an inquiry into the cider party hosted by Representative John Philip Hill at his Baltimore home on Saturday night. She promised decisive action within the week as the case tests legality and government stance on alcoholic content.
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Washington
D. C
Mabel Willebrandt
United States
Woodcock
Baltimore
John Phiilin Hill
Willebrande
Hill
Expect Big Vote in New Jersey Primary
Newark New Jersey September 28 fair cooler weather and unusually heavy registrations forecast a record primary turnout. Leaders from both parties expect strong vote for U S Senator Walter B Edge and National Committeeman Hamilton P Kean in the Republican nominating contest eclipsing other races for Congress state legislature and local offices.
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Newark
N. J
United States
Walter B. Edge
Hamilton P. Kean
U. S
Governors to attend Yankton bridge dedication
Lincoln Neb Sept 23 Gov Bryan will attend the Oct 16 dedication of the Yankton bridge linking South Dakota and Nebraska after an invitation from Gov McMaster in South Dakota. Mrs W W Beal hosts a Rotary dinner honoring Miriam Hallowell and Marsha McClure at 8 p m. Kiwanians meet at Hotel Russell Lamson with Blossom Time cast members providing a vocal number.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
McMaster
South Dakota
Yankton Bridge
Nebraska
W. W. Beal
Woman's Rotary Club
Miriam Hallowell
National Committee
Marsha McClure
Republican Party
Kiwanis
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Two Meebers
Democrats Deny They’re Out of 7 in Race in Iowa
Des Moines report says Democratic workers dispute Republican claims that Coolidge La Follette duel dominates Iowa. They insist Coolidge has little chance and that the real contest is between Davis and La Follette with district conferences planned and speakers to mobilize votes.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Democratic
Clyde L. Herring
B. J. Feuling
Coolidge
la Folleltte
la Follette
Jering
Fenling
Burlington
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Harding
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Town
Altho
Mane
Decla
New York
Indiana
Davis
South
White House
Naval Aircraft vs Warships Inquiry Limited to Navy Planes
President coal idge orders inquiry to evaluate naval aircraft against warships. White House states the investigation will not include military and civilian aircraft or civilian experts. The focus remains on the naval end of the matter and excludes army involvement.
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Washington, D
Coalidge
White House
Man Found Dead in Woods Near Ma noho Aged Farmer
Helmut Klmee, 32, a farmer who disappeared from his home near Manoha, was found dead in the woods six miles from Dubuque. Investigators report a broken leg and believe exposure and starvation led to death after he could not obtain help.
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Dubuque. In
Helmuth Klmee
Manoha
Southwestern Baptists Meet Opens in Shenandoah
Nearly 100 ministers and laymen are expected for the Southwestern Iowa Baptist association meeting in Shenandoah with Rev. C. Wesley Fletcher of Bedford as head of the group. The gathering begins tomorrow and includes diverse church representatives from the region.
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Shenandoah
Southwestern Towa Baptist Association
Wesley Fletcher
Bedford
Seiki
Cedar Falls to Present Seventeen at Teachers College
Cedar Falls plans a mid winter presentation of Death Tarkington's Seventeen at Teachers College. The announcement lists performances in the college auditorium with cast and dates to be released.
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Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Deoth Tarkinghton
Jury Returns From Estes Park Scout Meet
Arthur F. Jury, Waterloo scout executive, reports returning from the international biennial conference of scout executives at Estes Park Colorado. He traveled by rail and bus with limited car trouble, noting rough Nebraska segments and a robust rural harvest scene while crossing via Central City and Boulder. The Denver gathering drew 730 region eight executives. a mass singing feature closed sessions with regional quartets.
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Arthur F. Jury
Waterloo
Estes Park
Colo
Ruto
Boulder
Mra. Jury
Cornell Bluffs
Denver
Nebraska
Estesark
Rocky Mountains
Estes Pack
Central City
Golo
Air
Region Eight
Towar
Topeka
Kansas City
Former Waterloo Boy in East Trouble Identified in Auburn Case
A 13 year old Waterloo boy reported to Auburn police as Edward Barnan for larceny was identified as Rueben Con son of Nathan Cohn. Waterloo police traced him via Detroit after he gave teachers and home address and said his parents had moved to Detroit. A juvenile court judge in Auburn was asked to review the case.
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Auburn
N. Y
Edward Barnan
Waterloo
Rueben Con
Nathan Cohn
Echoal
Detroit
Mich
Wee
Riven
Enjil Steffen
Rupben Cohn
Juve|nile Court
Auuuin
Postal Rate Boost Predicted at Postmasters Meet
Indianapolis Sept 23. Postmaster General Harry New predicted increased postal rates in a National Association of Postmasters address. He said new obligations of major importance create a need for an upward adjustment of certain rates. Several hundred postmasters attended the convention.
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P.M
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry
New
National Association of Postmaster
Post- Office Department
New Said
United States
Russian Refugees to Come to America in 1925 Quota
Gov Gen Wood announced from Manila that 1 000 Russian refugees at Olongapo will depart for the United States in December to be included in the 1925 immigrant quota. Admiral Stark led the refugees prior to leaving for Paris with most of the proceeds from the fleet’s fate, according to survivors.
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Manila
Wood
Olongapo
United States
Stark
Paris
Dancer Moves to Dismiss Massive Breach Suit
In San Francisco on September 23 a motion to dismiss without prejudice was filed in U S district court by Ryan Burrows counsel. The action seeks 41 million dollars in a breach of promise suit against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whittey, a New York and San Francisco financier, involving Fontaine from New York.
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San Francisco
Gal
United States District Court
Ryan Burrows
Fontaine New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whittey
Young
New York
Cotton crop forecast at 12.696 million bales in Sept report
Washington Sept 23 crop reporting board of the department of agriculture forecasts a cotton crop of 12 696 000 bales of 500 pounds based on 56 4 percent of normal for Sept 16. The condition on Sept 3 was 69 3.
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Washington, D
Crop Reporting Board of
The
Department of Agriculture
Oday
New Liquor Permit Law Takes Effect This Fall
A new law becomes effective about Oct 20 requiring physicians to quarterly report liquor prescriptions to the county auditor. Druggists must also file quarterly returns for prescriptions filled under the statute with penalties for noncompliance. Harold Buhman, class of 32 at West High, enrolls in the college of liberal arts to prepare for dentistry.
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Harold Buhman
West High
College of Liberal Arts
denUatry
Chinese War Strikes Slow as Chan Tso-lin Advances
Reports from Mankden say Gen Chan Tso-lin's forces seized Chan yang in northern Chihli. Chekiang troops move to a new defense line east of Shanghai while rail communications near Hangchow are cut. Labor unrest threatens broader strikes as fronts remain quiet with sporadic artillery.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Chan Tso-lin
Chanyang
Chihil
Talay
Munkden
Chang's Head
Shanghai
China
Whangpoa
Kiangean
Lung
Wha
Shanghta-Hangchow
Hangchow
Kashing
Yung-Hsiang
Gan
Chang
Harebin
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Peking
Russia
Mukden
Osaka Mainichi
United Press
Chang Pio-Lin
United Press Today
Shahatkwan
Gangehoe
Tmnewha
Chektang
Gen Wood protests order on liquor ban in Philippines
Manila dated report says General Leonard Wood cables Secretary Weeks protesting the legality of a State Department order prohibiting the importation of liquor into the Philippines. Two shipments from Europe arrived to break the temporary drought conditions.
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Manila
Leonard Wood Cable
Department of State
Philippines
Europe
Knepper Defeats Evans in Amateur Golf at Merion
Ardmore Pa September 23 RK. E. Knepper formerly of Sioux City and now from Chicago defeated Charles Evans of Chicago 7 and 5 in the national amateur golf tournament at Merion. Evans, who first won the title in 1913, trailed by seven holes at the turn and won only one hole after lunch.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Bobby Dongs
Atlanta
W. J. Thompson
RK. E. Knepper
Sioux City
Chicago
Charles Evans
Evans
Merions
Cops Aroused When Jail Wall Falls
Cedar Rapids Iowa September 23 Henry Beam a 15 year old mute prepared for a getaway from jail today when police intervened and placed him in another cell He had torn eight bricks from his cell wall six under his cot two fell to the river wall creating a racket that woke the guards He is held for investigation after being found sleeping in a stolen automobile
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Cedar Rapids
Henry Beam
Kean
Fuel Economy and Safety Meetings Planned by Minnesota Division
Minnesota division committees on fuel economy and safety will meet in the offices of H. G. Brown at Illinois Central railroad in Dubuque tomorrow. The fuel economy session is slated for 1:00 p.m. with the safety conference following in the afternoon. About a dozen IC officials from nearby and other divisions will attend, chaired by L. E. McCabe, division superintendent.
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Minnesota
H. G. Brown
Hinois Central Railroad
I. C
Nere
L. E. McCabe
Dubuque
Edwin Marks Named New Cheer Leader at West High
Edwin Marks was elected as the new West High cheerleader replacing Saxton Pettit who is ill. Marks led with vociferous yelling during a special assembly to showcase his leadership.
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Edwin Marks
Saxton Pettit
Marks
Cedar Valley Line Plans Bus Service to Des Moines
Cedar Valley Line will run motorbuses from Waterloo to Des Moines if the railroad commissioners approve its certificate at a Nevada hearing. W C F WN plans routes via Hudson Reinbeck Grundy Center Eldora Hubbard Zearing and Ames with two new 21 passenger buses in service. Additional buses will follow as road improvements allow faster intercity travel than motorbus offerings.
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Nevada
W., GC
Waterloo
Des Moines
C. M. Cheney
Pew
Hudson
Thru Reinbeck
Grundy Center
Eldora
Hubbard
Zearing
Ames
Rainbow Highiay
Congress
L. O. Pantages
Cheney
Arilroad
Tatorbus
Paroled Prisoner Clarence Fix Dies in Custody
Clarence Fix, 43, serving a suspended ten year sentence for stripping automobiles, was taken into custody with a companion by police in Muscatine Iowa at the request of the state parole board. He was found dead in his cell this morning, body discovered on a bunk. parole revocation status unclear.
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Muscatine
Clarence Fix
Asi Hight
White
Polson
Fix
F. G. Bilkey
State
Guard Recruiting Halts in 22 States
The War Department ordered recruiting for the national guard in 22 states stopped today due to insufficient funds. States affected include Illinois Indiana Michigan Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin, with the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico guards also impacted.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Death of Mrs Clarinda Huskins at 52 in Waterloo
Mrs Clarinda Huskins aged 52 died at 4 20 pm at home 308 Fowler Street Waterloo Born July 9 1872 in Irma Married J C Huskins March 6 1890 lived in Irma until 1926 then moved to Waterloo Survived by husband four children Marie Fox Lillie May June Lucile and Milton E B Huskins mother Mrs Mary Blasier a sister Mrs Lien Gross and two brothers Jesse Blasier and Worthington Blasier Funeral from Kistner Chapel at 1 pm Thursday burial in Harfington Cemetery viewing at home until 11 am Thursday
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Clarinda Huskins
Fowler Street
Irma
J. C. Huskins
Huskins
Royal Neighbors of America
Brotherhood of Americ San Yeomen
Mr. Huskins
Marie Fox
Lillie May Huskins
June Lucile Huskins
Waterloo
Milton EB. Huskins
Deg Moines
Mary Blasier
Waverly
Lien Gross
Alberta
Gan
Tne
Jesse
Blasier
Des Moines
Worthington Blasier
Sacramento
Col
Kistner
Harfington ‘Cemetery
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets for Skinny Kids
Advertisement urges mothers to give McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets to puny children for 30 days to gain weight and vigor. Sold in 60 tablets for 60 cents at various druggists with a money back guarantee if no improvement. The product is sugar coated and touted as candy like and easy to take. Endorsed by Dr Munk of New York.
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McCoy
Wanglerros
CG. Z. Miller
Schuentan Drug Co
Robert Drug Co
VR. Munk
New York
Aries
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Thompson
Sweetin
Sheri’ Holcomb
Joseph Holcomb
Lawrence
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Ben Gitlow
Reds
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Gen. Wood
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