Senate to ratify Treatico WTA ad delay
Washington reports indicate that the Belice Senate plans rapid ratification of treaties negotiated by Germany Austria and Hungary, amid White House hints of support while Republican opposition warns of delay. Senator Borah vows to push the issue to the people, arguing the German treaty will entangle the U S in European affairs and provoke a broader fight against the League of Nations. The senate debate is expected to begin today in open session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Austria
Republican
Idaho
White House
Harding
Rela
Johnson
California
Senate
Ledge
United Press
Borah
America
The
United
League of Nations
League
Women's Party Fights to Move Suffrage Statue at Capitol
Washington dispatch reports the National Woman's Party won a partial victory moving the Susan B Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott statue from a basement alcove to a central dome level in Congress. Capitol guides regret the view obstruction in the long corridor.
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Assatisted
Washington, D. C
National Women’s Party
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Steinart Hall
Capitol Dome
Motive and Murderer in Monroe Case Elusive
Dowagiac Michigan September 24 Associated Press investigators fail after four days to establish motive or the murderer in the Monroe trio killings William Biontoe his wife Mary and their 16 year old daughter Neva bodies found last Tuesday Cass county authorities question family acquaintances for new leads while a Kalamazoo confession by Gus Caganen is discredited
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Associated Press
Dowaginc
Mich
Willam Biontoe
Mary
Neva
In¢Home
Cass County
Kalamazoo
Gus Caganen
Tihmois
Daugherty Reopens Consent Decree to Regulate Packers
The department indicated it will reopen the Palmer consent decree for proposed modifications to limit the Big Five packers to meat industry. Attorney General Daugherty moved in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking an order allowing the National Wholesale Grocers' Association to participate in the decree proceedings to prevent any modification.
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Upited
Pressington
D. C
Stice Teday
Palmer
Daugerty
Morion
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Assor
Ice
Smiles and Kinks Off Today’s Wires
United Press reports Julius Epstein and Louis Pardue found guilty of keeping a gambling house. The judge orders them to attend church every Sunday for six months. A grand judgment is indicated though garbled text makes specifics unclear.
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United Press
Penver
Julius Epstein
Louis P. Pardue
Theriff
G O P Moves to Oust Democrats From Federal Posts
The Harding administration signals all federal posts, deemed political, will pass to Republicans. The expected dismissal of J C Thoreson, a Democrat in the federal land office at Salt Lake City, foreshadows a broader purge. Thoreson offered to resign but was dismissed as Harding pushes change.
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United Press
Farmers Bloc Shapes 1922 Race Say Democrats Lead
A New York Evening Post analysis argues the farmers' bloc, bipartisan in feel, dominates midwest and far west vote appeal, limiting Republican credit. It asserts leadership shifts may emerge from President Harding and calls for new leaders as Congress folds tax and tariff plans. Democrats poised to campaign vigorously in 1922.
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Fasmers
Congress
Farmers’ Bloc
Middlewest
Far West
Kenyon
Town
Farmers' Bloc
House
Senate
Harding
Republican Party
Democratic S Party
New York Evening Pest Inc
Ideal Newspaper Builds Community at Missouri convention
Missouri Press Association convention discussed the ideal newspaper. Two women delegates from Jefferson City were chosen to represent at the World’s Press Congress in Honolulu next month: Miss Anna Eli Montes and Miss Caddie Albritian. Dean Walter Williams of the University of Missouri spoke on how newspapers contribute to a community.
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Missouri Press Association
Honolulu
Anna Eli Montes
Caddie Albritian
Jefferson Citr
Dean Walter Willams
Ant Journalism
Wissouri
Former Oskalooosa Boy Returns From Vaudetilie Circuit
Roy Duncan, once of Oxville and Osksloosa connections, visits town from the vaudeville circuit. He stars in Surgeon Louder, with Ty $. A., in an oldtime war play at the Majestic starting Sunday. Duncan, a Russ Leddy & Co. member, previously toured the Orpheum craft and vaudeville since leaving school.
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Roy Duncan
Tom
Jona Fitzgerald
Waishoo
Duncan
Oxville
Osksloosa
Russ Leddy & Co
Orpheum
Vanhdeville
Chicago Stock Exchange Returns to Standard Time
The Chicago Stock Exchange will revert to standard time on Monday with opening and closing times shifted one hour later. Daylight saving does not end in Chicago until October.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Final arguments heard in Tribune libel suit case
Chicago lawyers argued over whether the city acts in governmental or corporate capacity in a $10,000,000 libel action against the Chicago Tribune. The case questions whether the city can be harmed by a 1920 campaign claim it was broke and whether free speech rights shield such statements.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Demurrer
Chicago Tribune
Ety of
Harry M. Fisher
Circuit
Fisher
Chester E. Cleveland
Cleveland
Supreme Court of the State
Tribune
United Press
Press of America
Weymouth Kirkland
Kirkland
The
United States
Chester Cleveland
Corporation Counsel
Teyet
Northwestern Freshman Leighton Mount Dies Suspected
Evanston Sept 24. Silence of Leighton Mount a Northwestern University freshman who vanished during the freshman sophomore class rush prompted Miss Doris Fox a confidante to declare she believes he is dead. She said he loved her and had threatened death and cited a note saying I am going into it with my roommate. She added he spoke of various ways to die and rejected drowning as cowardly.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Sopho
Doris Fox
Mount
Pax
Glen View Forest
Miss Fox
Marshalltown to Erect New School Building
Marshalltown plans a new two story brick school in the Dunbar consolidated district with eight classrooms and offices. Bids open Monday October 24 for an estimated 140,000 to 150,000 project cost, designed by H E Heimer. The board was authorized December 17 1820 to issue 360,000 in bonds to buy a site and construct the building.
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Marshalltown
Dunbar Consolidated
H. £. Heimer
French duel in Paris park ends with sword wound
In Paris Parc des Princes Count du Poort and Camille La Farge staged a duel with swords. The Count reportedly received a wound through his right arm and, in tears, yielded to the combat. La Liberte reports the morning duel sparked by a dispute between the two Frenchmen.
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Associated Press
Paris
Count du Poort
Camille la Farge
la Liberte
Parc Des Princes
City in Brief Highlights Local News and Notices
City in Brief summarizes a day of light local items from Ames to Waterloo. Mentions Buchanan resuming studies at Iowa State College, visits between Fort Dodge and deceased relatives, a bank ruptcy meeting in Waverly, and travel notes from residents. Also notes weather, road conditions, and a concert by Lincoln Community boys' band at Conant’s park.
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Burr Boston
Iowa State College
Ames
A. D. McQuilkin
Fort Dodge
JK_ MecQuilkin
Lincoln Community Boys’ Band
Conant's Parks
Gladbrook
August Schmolt
New York Girls Taught How to Keep House in a Flat
New York City public schools prepare girls for future homes in small apartments. Each new standard building includes a model flat with kitchen living room dining room hall bedroom and bath plus a larger cooking room and three small kitchens to train up to 40 pupils at once.
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New York
Woman Land Owner Marries Her Manager in Iowa
Shenandoah Ia Sept 24 Miss Ida M Fischer an authority on farm subjects who ran a 326 acre farm near Shenandoah has wed Michael McDonnell of St Joseph Mo who for two years served as her farm manager The ceremony occurred at the Presbyterian manse in Red Oak The bride sister of Judge Frederick Fischer resides at the old home place She spoke at farm week at the University of Missouri Columbia and is a noted farmer and Southmoreland Country club member recently becoming a devotee of golf.
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Ida M. Fischer
Michael ©. McDonnell
St. Joseph, Mo
Red Oak
Frederick Fischer
Shanandoah
Old Home Place
McDonnell
Agricultural College of
The
University of Missouri At Columbia
Southmoreland Country Club
Veteran newspaper man dies in Newton at 78
Newton Iowa Sept 24 T Me Rogers aged 78 a veteran Iowa newspaper man died at his home after several months illness He spent all but a few Civil War years in Newton in the newspaper business since 1854 The rest of the text appears garbled about ship supplies and heating compounds.
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Associated Press
Newton
T. Me Rogers
Iowa
Rogers
GW A TOUR TO BOOST BIG SHOW
H B Lichty president of Great er Waterloo association asks fifty automobiles for a promotion tour for Dairy Cattle Congress within a 30 mile Waterloo radius on Monday and Tuesday. Cars carry business leaders with banners. Seven itineraries split among groups to cover many towns with specific routes across Iowa.
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H. B. Lichty
Great ‘Er
Waterloo Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Dewar
Dunkerton
Fairbank
Hazleton
Aurora
Lamont
Strawberry Point
Ariington
Maynard
Weetgate
Delwelh
Denver
Waverly
Plainfield
Nashua
Charles City
Bagsett
New Hampton
Williamstown
Frederika
Sumner
Tripoli
Readign
Janesville
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Greene
Marble Rock
Rockford
Aredale
Bristow
Allison
Guilford Leads Gardner After First 18 Holes in Amateur Final
In St Louis at the country club Guilford Boston is 6 up on Gardner Chicago after 18 holes of the national amateur championship final. Gardner miss parked putts from short range and faced several drives into trouble while Guilford benefited from breaks and steady play. Gardner encountered a creek and trees on several holes, while Guilford stayed on par with few errors.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Robert Gardner
Chicago
Gardner
Guilford
Railroad Y Opens New Lunch Counter at Illinois Shop
The Railroad Y opens a year round lunch counter in the master mechanic’s building on the second floor. Roy Graham announces continuous service daily including noonday meals and 28 short orders. The cafe, modeled after a Pullman car kitchen, uses a nonprofit model and profits fund railroad services.
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Department of Service
Illinois Shop
Railroad Tén
Railroad ¥. M. C. A
Master Mechanic’s
Roy Graham
Finger Print Work Begins In Des Moines Penitentiary
Sept 24 report notes Col Guy Brewer in the Finger Print Department under the attorney general's office begins taking inmate fingerprints. The system creates a statewide criminal record for arraigned individuals and preserves distinctive features to trace movements of criminals across counties under the new law.
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Des Moines
Col
Guy
Brewer
Attorney General
Crate of Chickens Worth More Than Big Load of Corn
Nashua Ja Sept 24 Farming is a queer business mused Henry Maloy as he jostled home from market He had sold a load of corn and a crate of chickens The corn brought 14 94 The crate of 22 chickens brought 45 66 or 1 82 more than the corn Maloy wonders at farm odds in this small anecdote from the market.
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Nashua
Henry Maloy
Maloy
Father and daughter sit on Des Moines jury together
Mrs. Lizzie Christy, alleged bank robbery accomplice, goes to trial here next week. A Saytell and his daughter Bessie were among the 12 jurors who qualified yesterday, believed to be the first recorded instance of such a pairing in the jury box.
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Associated Press
Lizzie Christy
A Saytell
Bessie
Arbuckle Pajama Party Testimony Reveals Miss Rappe’s Pain
In a San Francisco trial recap, Semnacher describes Miss Virginia Rappe moaning and collapsing in Arbuckle’s hotel room after a Labor Day party. Beardslee testified he suspected internal injuries and urged immediate hospital care, a point the prosecution flags as pivotal while the defense remains silent.
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Miss Rappe
Semmacher
Arbuckle
Samnacher
Miss Blake
Beardslee
United Press
San Francisco
Arthur Beardslee
Rostoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Speardslee
Beardslea
Indians Take Shutout Game With 9 Runs
In a nine run shutout, Cleveland and New York played a tight game through nine innings. Jamieson starred for New York, driving in runs and reaching base, while Cleveland broke through with multiple hits including ONeill and Wamby keying a late rally. The Yankees had defensive miscues and timely outs, but Cleveland managed the run production to seal the win.
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Cleveland
Burns
Ruth
O'Neill
Uhle
Jamieson
Evans
Pipp
Schang
Wamby
O’neill
Shawkey
Speaker
McNally
New York
Ward
Gardner
Schane
Neusel
Roth
Devormer
Yanks
Wood
Miller
Sewell
Miler
Canter
Shenkey
Peck
Uhile
Jamie
Meuse
Meusel
Peddicord Family Returns from Duluth Visit
E. H. Peddicord drove to Duluth Minnesota with his family last week and came back Friday night after a month long visit.
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Duluth
E. H. Peddicord
Minn
Teen Girls Placed Fake Death Note At Local Drugstore
Two 16 and 17 year old girls wrote a fake death by own action note, signed and left in Wangler Bros. drug store to frighten their families. A clerk found it at 3 pm, police traced the girls away from water, and police matron Mrs. Barr kept them for a few hours for guidance. The note asked for publication to ensure no one would look for them.
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Wangler Bros
Greenville Bank Robber Caught After Car Stalls
Everett Johnson, wanted for a Greenville Savings Bank robbery, was captured in Minneapolis after his car stalled. Detectives Gleason and Arnoldy identified him. he confessed to the Sept 12 theft of 1600 dollars in cash, 1350 in liberty bonds, and 1906 in traveler’s checks. Lincoln authorities hold two accomplices. Johnson faces Nebraska and possibly Iowa charges.
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Greenville
Minneapolis
Minn
Lincoln
Neb
Everett Johnson
Nebraska
Thomas P. Gleason
John P. Arnoldy
Greenville Savings Bank
Liberty
Johnson
Altho
Raymond Yorty
William de Vries
Karl Schmidt
Iowa
Indianola Woman Killed by Truck in Iowa
Indianola Iowa September 24 Mrs W E Hamilton 55 wife of Simpson college former president was killed last night after stepping into the path of an automobile truck She was a daughter of the late Dr J D McCleary and a member of the Simpson College class of 87 MISS LEITCH WINS Ottawa September 24 Miss Cecil Leitch British woman’s golf champion won the Canadian women’s title defeating Miss Mollie McBride 17 up 15 to play in an easy finale.
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Associated Press
Indianola
W. E. Hamilton
Simpson College
Miss Leitch
Ottawa
Cecil Leitch
Mollie McBride
Lodge presses Rhine troop withdrawal after treaty
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts asserted during debate on the German peace treaty that American troops on the Rhine would begin returning soon after ratification if he had his way. He said the treaty carries no obligation to keep forces in Germany and that sizeable withdrawals would occur at once. Paris reports say French officials are troubled by Washington hints of an early troop pullout, with Ambassador Jusserand told to note France would regret losing the Rhine forces.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Rhine
Paris
M. Jusserand
France
Rhin
Versailles
McCoy Convicted in Mine War Murder
J C McCoy was convicted of murder in the first degree for his role in the three day industrial battle in Willemsen West Virginia last May. The jury recommended mercy and McCoy was sentenced to life in prison. He is a grandson of Rand a McCoy, a clan leader in the Hatfield McCoy feud.
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United Press
Willemsen
W. Va
J.C. McCoy
M Coy
McCoy
Randa McCoy
Mi&o
Prophesies of Greater Famine in Russ
United Press reports from Moscow quote Kameneff, the Soviet famine relief director, predicting a larger famine next year. He cites farmers lacking sufficient seed for autumn planting, warning that the coming famine will strike the poor even more swiftly than this year.
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United Press
Moscow
Russia
Kamenei
Unite Press
Kameneff
Judge Rules Foreign Language Laws Unconstitutional
Fremont Neb Sept 2 Judge Button in district court made permanent a temporary injunction restraining enforcement of the Nebraska foreign language bill passed by the last legislature. The bill would prohibit teaching of any foreign language in schools. Judge Button held the bill unconstitutional under the U S Constitution. An appeal will probably be made to the Nebraska Supreme Court.
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United Frese Fremont
Neb
Button
United States
Nebraska Supreme Court
Continue Emergency Tariff Debate Leads To Conference
Washington AP reports a conference between Republican tariff bloc senators and agricultural groups on extending the emergency tariff law and preserving the embargo on dyed staffs until the permanent tariff act is enacted. A meeting with Finance Chairman Penrose was planned for today.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Penrose
Th Finance Committee
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