Wheeler to speak in Illinois and Iowa tours
Senator Burton Wheeler independent vice presidential candidate moves through Illinois on his Iowa stumping tour with planned speeches in Davenport Peoria Rock Island and Bloomington. He rebuts testimony used against him and joins other campaigns as La Follette and Davis McAdoo organize outreach while Coolidge Roosevelt and other leaders map strategies.
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Rock Island
Lhru
Illinois
Burton K. Wheeler
Iowa
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Peoria
Bloomington
Gaston B. Means
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McAdoo
New York
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Europe
California
Washington, D. C
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Rochester
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
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Mississippi
Attendance at Dairy Cattle Congress Breaks Records First Day
The Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse show opened with record attendance and full judging of Jersey Brown Swiss and Belgian stock. Wisconsin led in college judging with a 1545 score, while George Klosen of Wisconsin topped individual standings in Holsteins Ayrshires and Guernseys, with Missouri and other states also placing well.
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E. S. Estes
Jersey
Nabies Financial Modeller
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Fargo
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J. B. Witch
Kansas
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Green
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Columbia
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Marcus
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Roachdate
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Iowa Extension Service
Edward Rarer
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
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Ohio University
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Texas
Ames
North Dakota
Missouri
Purdue
South Dakota
George Kiosen
J. B. Ball
Iitness
George A
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Des Moines
George Klosen
Ayrshires
Clarence B. Making
Gov Smith to Accept Dem Nomination for Re election
Albany report says Gov. Al Smith will accept the Democratic nomination for re election. He told newspapermen at the capitol he predicts the re nomination of the entire current Democratic state ticket. He described it as the same old ticket before leaving Albany for Syracuse to attend the State convention.
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al Smith
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Syracuse
Secretary Waterloo Des Moines Bus Line Jailed for Forgery
Marshalltown Iowa September 23 Glen Myers secretary of the Lincoln Highway Tours and Transportation Co headquartered here and operating buses between Marshalltown Des Moines and Waterloo was arrested for forgery and held for Cedar Rapids police. The company is not implicated and the charges involve bad personal checks.
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Glen Myers
Lincoln Highway Tours & Transportation Co
Des Moines
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Myers
Methodists Gather for Osage Conference Opening
Northeast Iowa Methodist pastors and lay delegates converge on Osage for the sixty ninth conference to begin the next day with Bishop Frederick J. Keeney presiding and ministry applicants under examination today. A village fire in Saint Urbain Quebec shelters 150 homeless and destroys 20 buildings. In Cascade Iowa farmers from Dubuque Jackson and Jones counties attend an annual celebration featuring a speech by C. E. Hurst of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation.
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Iowa
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Montreal
Saint Urbain
Weier
Cascade
Dubuque
Jackson
Jones County
C. E. Hurst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Motorist Dives From Car to Save Child at Track Crossing
Emporia Kansas September 23 Raymond Steinmetz a quick witted motorist saved a five year old girl daughter of Rev and Mrs R I Gearhart of Chicago by leaping from his car while traveling at 30 miles an hour and pulling the child from in front of a moving passenger train. The rescue occurred at a railway crossing and the car bore a dent on the rear fender from the locomotive.
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Associated Press
Emporia
Kan
Raymond Steinmetz
Ranintg
Steinmetz
Poison Plot Confession Ties Sweetin to Murder
Mrs. Elsie Sweetin and Rev. Lawrence M. Hight are charged in a poison plot to murder their spouses. Sweetin confessed after being questioned with the minister, detailing how poison was administered to Willard Sweetin and Anna Hight, leading to Willard’s death on July 28. Hight had previously admitted involvement. authorities report Mrs. Sweetin’s denial earlier, then breakdown under questioning.
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M.ught
Wilford Sweetin
Teese
Nuon
Salem
Mars
Sweetin
Welleville
Mount Vernon
Sen
Elsie Sweetin
Lawrence M. Hight
Inn
Mra. Wight
Hight
Thompson
Sweetin Tolelaws
Rev. Hight
Willard Sweetin
Anna Hight
Lawrence Hight
Ed Paisan
Wilford
Benton
Chad
Mr. Hight
Trio of Women Figure in Historic News Tales
Mabel Normand named as correspondent in a divorce action against Norman W. Church of Los Angeles. Claire Adams marries Benjamin Hampton in Hollywood amid rumors of a $1 million fortune. A raid on a Great Neck home results in arrests. Miry Garden is noted as a godmother to a French village baby. Hampton’s estranged wife seeks a suit tied to prior marriage records.
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Norman
Sit
Rench
Peille
F Hampton
Jay
Leightner
New York
Shooting of Father Sparks Jail Hold in Wisconsin Town
In Tripoli Wisconsin a 16 year old, Leo Bergeman, is jailed on suspicion of attempting to murder his father Ernest Bergeman after an argument over a car. The elder man lies in critical condition at Clayben hospital from a shotgun wound to the heart and lungs. Investigators found a shotgun in the barn and doubt the ambush theory.
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Leo Bergaman
Ernest
Berge
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Shoein Tari
Matt
Ernest Bergeman
Clayen Hospital
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Bi Man
Bergemann Place
Bergeman
Sean
Leo Bergemann
Meibert
Bergeman Rae MacKing
Four Men Jailed in Seymour Mail Theft
Four men were jailed in Seymour on charges linked to a mail theft at the Hoek Island railroad station. A registered mail pouch was taken Sunday, with one accomplice still at large and the value of contents not known.
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Cifinette
Parrige
Leslie
Paul
Chile
Iain
Hoek Island
Graveyard of Giant Insects and Humans Found in Mongolia
Ulga Mongolia Sept 23 AP. Prof Kozlot and assistants uncover vast bones and human remains in Mongolia suggesting birthplace of man and origin of much of the animal world. Finds include 25 neuradupeds 15 birds 100 reptiles and over 1000 giant insect nests along with ancient bricks tea and wheat still fit for use in royal tombs.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
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Eden
Koziott
Eva Tanguay Faces Possible Blindness in One Eye
Fragmentary report states actress Eva Tanguay may be losing vision in her right eye due to cataracts. The notice mentions an operation as a possible remedy and notes uncertainty about the other details.
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Ansel
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Vanieville Actres
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Tishall
Courier Delivery Note Clarifies Evening Service
The notice explains home delivery by 30 o clock and offers correction by phone. If a carrier error prevents receipt, call D200 before 3 30 pm to have a copy sent.
Senate Investigators Consider Calling Means Testimony
Washington notes the Daugherty probe amid rumors of new testimony from Gaston Means and ongoing counter allegations. Senator Brookhart signals possible committee convening while Ashurst's telegrams indicate openness to hearings. Washington atmosphere remains tense as officials weigh repudiation claims and potential documentary evidence.
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Daugherty-Teapot Dome
Washington
Associated Press
New York
H. Iv. Ashurst
Arizona
Senate
Daugherty
Smith W. Brookhart
Throokhart
Camp Perry
Smith v. Brookhart
Dente Daugherty
Dhan
Dayly Daugherty
Waldorf Astoria
Dome Investigations
Officine
IL Street
Jess Smith
Means
Exponent of Jazz Hangs Self in Berlin Trio
In Berlin a jazz musician named Kranzler, a bass drummer in a city band, hanged himself after being discharged for dominating performances with loud cymbal crashes. He reportedly left a farewell note citing no further purpose in jazz due to the shift toward quieter modern dance music.
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Berlin
Werere
Kurt Keavgler
Kranzler
Krangler
Stray Faker
Ron
Harding's Personal Physician Brig. Gen. Sawyer Dies
Brig. Gen. Charles Sawyer, president Harding's personal physician, dies at home in Marion after a brief illness. Heart disease listed as the cause. he was 64. Dr. Sawyer served as Harding's physician and received his army rank from the president at inauguration.
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Harding
Marion
Charles
Carl WL Bawernoon
Sawyer
20 000 Starving When Crops Fail in Manila Report
Manila dispatch reports 20 000 persons in a province facing starvation due to crop failures. A locust invasion and anthrax in work animals worsen conditions, according to a Red Cross statement released today.
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Ho Ane
Red Cross
Germany Considers Entry to League of Nations
Berlin reports that the government favors Germany joining the League of Nations with equal rights to other great powers. President Ebert presided at a cabinet meeting. A communiqué cites Saar minority issues and says disarmament hinges on league membership. Reichstag must make final decision.
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Saar
League
Reichstag
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