Waterloo Cattle Congress Again Sets New Records
The 1919 Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress sees rising attendance with near 9,000 yesterday and strong gate totals. Gov. Harling inspects exhibits as Belgian horse show and international events draw crowds, while Cedar Falls Day and Soldier observance rumors highlight a bustling third day of judging and displays across cattle and horse pavilions.
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Association
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Lawn City
la Waterloo
Harling
BE. S. Mstel
W. L. Warding
H. E. Kiester
Guernsey
John Ebles. Holland
Mich
Mr. Ebles
Holland
Chicago
Frederick Larrabee
Seamajor
Mr. Bee
Roy Davies
American Viding Academy of
Kansas City
A. W
Bud) Mullan
Hanna
Whuetou
Agricultural show features and performances at amphitheatre
Judging Holstein and Jersey classes, concerts by Vitale and Peavey orchestras, horse shows at the Hippodrome and amphitheatre. Driving exhibitions, riding contests, soloists, ballet, and community singing led by Tolbert MacRae. Banquet planned by Iowa Milk Dealers and State Dairy at Hotel Russell.
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Vitale
Peavey
Dixie Quartet
tHorse
Snyders Gaunts
Gertrude Galland
Johnston Wid Deland
Tolbert Maclae
Vormuni
fyteRe Bens
Vivian H
Druber
Gil Lown State Dairy
Iowa
Hotel Russel
Jainsott
Snyder
Vettel
Seals
Gertrude Ralland
Johnston & Delano
Gruber's
Jed
Tolbert MacRae
Christensen
Vivian
Community singing highlights Show at Cattle Congress
Tolbert MacRae leads old fashioned tunes as writers from national and state farm journals attend the Cattle Congress. Journalists from Sam Guards Gazette to Wallace's Farmer and Dairy Livestock Journal describe contests and results, with more writers expected to arrive during the week.
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Ladt
Sam Guard
Breedars’ Gazette
Chicago
Lao Grosemer
J. W. Wright
H. G. van Pelt
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Waterloo
H. W. Wallace
Wallace
Des Moines
Doc Burclingham
Eloard’s Dairyman
Port Atkinson
Wis
Leslie E. Troeger
Dairy Livestock Journal Chicago
Catholic Clergy From Across U S Attend Washington Conference
Washington Sept 24 more than a thousand Catholic prelates from across the country gathered for the opening session at Catholic University of a conference called by Cardinal Gibbons discussions will cover all phases of the church’s work in America and are expected to continue through several days during the sessions prominent church leaders will address questions facing the church and its administration in the United States
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Associated
Tress
Washington, D. C
Onan Catholic Church
Catholic University
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic Church In
America
Indian Harbor
Ing
Sugar Board Continuance Discussed by Manufacturers Group
A recommendation to extend the United States sugar equalization board with power to purchase the 1920 Cuban sugar crop and to set fair prices for domestic sugar will be reviewed at a meeting of the pair states sugar manufacturers association in Chicago next Thursday. President James Rolapp of Neaver, committee chair, announced details to reporters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Pair States
Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
Jenes If Rolapp of
Neaver
Fond Administration Sugar Ajerpibere Hon
Rail Strike Seen As Britons Give Ultimatum
London reports a looming Great Britain rail strike over wages as railway men issue an ultimatum to the government. Sir Eric Geddes and Prime Minister Lloyd George discussed the demand after J. H. Thomas delivered it. A government reply was expected before noon Thursday.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Eric Geddes
Lloyd George
J. H. Thomas
Scretary
National Union of Railway Men
Taunion
Anti-Strike Provisions Pack Opposition From Labor Leaders
Washington Sept 14 Organized labor fiercely opposes anti-strike provisions in the Cummins railroad reorganization bill. AFL President Samuel Gompers and other leaders testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that no law can stop workers from quitting work at will. Stone urged privatization, hoping railroads return to private ownership. Mondell announced a reportable measure on railroad organization during this session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Senate
Ted Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Warren
Stone
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Glenn E_gamb
Railroad
Therhoods
Wyoming
House
Senate split seen in league treaty vote
The Associated Press reports a narrow six to nine vote in the Senate reflecting party lines on the league of nations treaty. Lodge moves to delay consideration of 40 plus amendments, Fall’s amendment to equalize power faces uncertain fate as debate focuses on the covenant and U S role.
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Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Senate
Deis
League
Wic
Nau
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Fall
Republican
New Mex‘co
Foti U
California
Britain
Congress weighs packer profits in wartime
The report by the federal trade commission to Congress says the five largest packers earned unreasonably high profits during the wartime food administration period. It urges profit caps, sliding scales by slaughter weight, and potential use of excess profits for public or government purposes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. i
Food Administration
We War
Gwa
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Hoover
Leidera
Imal
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Lhe
United States
Dail Juis
Hudspears
Danie
Fond Selministration Regiuis
Rommisg
Chicago Fire Relief Money Arrives Late
A garbled account notes British aid for Chicago fire relief arriving late. Citizens were told the funds would be sent and delivery of the Courier would occur at Sour home before 6:30 p.m. An apparent mix up or barrier caused the delay. readers were advised to expect the paper and phone notices as directed.
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Chicago
Sour
Varrier Bey
Ovis Attice
Gao P.m
Pershing Wedding Rumor Sparks House Gossips
In Chicago on September 24 1904 wedding rumors swirl around General John J Pershing and Mrs Corbin as reports claim he has leased a residence. The chatter reached Washington and the Pan American City desk with aides confirming no formal announcement.
War area for fight to finish report claims by Trotzky
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled caption referencing Leon Trotsky and U S Reds war area and possible remarks on battles in America and wartime steel, with unclear names and places. The fragmentary text does not yield a clear, coherent report or concrete facts beyond mentions of individuals and wartime themes.
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U.S
Leon Trotzky
Garibaldi Deems Possession Ends Row Over Fiume
In Paris on September 24, Garibaldi speaks of ending possession amid a row over Fiume. He claims Americans would back a majority in a future settlement, and mentions British naval movements including the Cardiff bringing British drones and reports on warship actions near Bann.
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Garibaldi
Fiume
Arnis
MINE WORKERS HEAD HELD AS SHERIFF SHOT
Charleston West Virginia Sept 24 Deputy Sheriff Dou Chufin Lepana County, here to arrest a man wanted for trial, was shot and seriously wounded in the Nis tvick offices. United Mine Workers alleged Vice President Petry of the miners organization fired a shot over the heart, was taken to a foot hospital where his condition was reported. He later denied, bond set at 6,000 for appearance before grand jury.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Yao
Dou Chufin
Lepana
Nistvick
United Ming Workers
Vice Press
Petry
Min Workers’ Organization
Chatin
Justice of the Peace
Chicago Fed bank heist case advances in Chicago
Chicago reporters say $234000 stolen in a Whiting Indiana fed bank shipment was partly abandoned near Chicago after a car breakdown. John S. Wajda a Chicago post office clerk and Lee and Waller Filipkowski stuck to the original story as detectives recovered more than $120000 of the loot. The Filipkowski brothers and two deposit boxes were implicated. $5000 was found in a mattress at Weil's home.
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Abanciaued
Chicago
Whiting
Fed
Chicago Federal Tire
Tin Standard Cilompany
Indiana
Pilipkowski Brothers
Filipkowski
Weil
Eight Countries Seek Hearing on Subjection Pact
Eight nations India China Persia Syria Egypt and Soviet Russia are said to be held under a peace treaty by a dominant power. An Allied assembly in New York will hear the case with speakers including Rev. Norman Thomas and Prof. Carlton Hayes, among others. The event is to be chaired by Jane, with speakers like James G. Myer and Daisy Forward noted in the roster.
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Renesas -Ireland
New York
Countri
India
China
Persia
Syeria
Egypt
Erguniae Do Peoples
Jane
James G. Myn
Norfalk
Bala Jajpet Lawad
Indas Igves
Charney Virdeck
Dewish Daisy Forveard
Norman Thomas
The
New World
Harry Bolend
He Tris ‘ Nubile
Carlaton Hays
Columbia Univerity
Long Dominant Democratic Nominee in Bay State
Report outlines Democratic nominee strength in Massachusetts with overwhelming support over three opponents. Mentions Governor Calvin Coolidge era figures and party conferees, amid garbled source text and scattered institutional names.
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Long
Bay State
Entente Faces Setbacks as Von Der Goltz Refuses Orders
Paris dispatch reports revived interest in the Russian situation as peace delegates hear from von Der Goltz who declines to follow conference orders. Poles and anti-Bolshevik forces in Russia may seek coalitions to fight the Bolsheviks in Ukraine, while great powers hesitate to impose burdens on fragile Polish defense amid unrest at home.
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Wsthionde
Lake Via
Deneiine
Sau
Russia
Ukraine
Eral
von Ver Goltz
Oreiders
Wrussia
Germany
Jens
von der Golt
Women seek fair representation in League of Nations work
London Sept 12 Correspondents for various women's organizations met at Castle Hall to discuss how to ensure adequate representation of women in the League of Nations structure. Resolutions urged governments to guarantee women a seat in the assembly of delegates and other commissions, while a minority opposed consulting women’s groups in appointments. The gathering adopted the resolutions.
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P'ress
Caxte
SRC
League of Nations
League
Assembly of Delegates
International Vold of Justice
Wif
Selborne
National
Amedic
Inns
Organiznl
Maoning Valley Steel Strike Triumph Claimed
In Maoning Valley Ohio strikers claim a complete success as the steel industry stalls with 44,900 workers idle. Reports across Pittsburgh Chicago and Cleveland show mixed results with stoppages, guarded towns, and threatened plant closures as unions press for settlement. Four men were stabbed in Cleveland during clashes while other cities report rising tensions and strategic plant actions.
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Associated Press
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Carnegie Steel Company
William Z. Foster
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Lake Sea
Cleveland
Farrell
Burgess Moody
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