Upper Iowa conference backs Meredith over Harding
The Upper Iowa conference passed resolutions condemning W H Harding as a friend of liquor interests and endorsing B T Meredith for governor. The vote followed debate led by Bishop McConnell with further remarks and readmission decisions shaping the午後 session.
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W. H. Harding
B. T. Meredith
Upper
Iowa
A. M. Jayne
Harding
Frank W. Court
Temperance Committee
Bishop McConnell
Court
McConnell
T. E. Fleming
Rev. Wagner
Mason City
Yeas
Mr. Wagner
P. C. Barnes
G. B. Shoemaker
WL. Herding
HE. T. Meredith
T. Weaver
Weaver
Aredale
Water- Yeo
Francis J. McConnell
Upper Iowa
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Epworth League
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Home Missions
Ie Tepont
J. W. Holland
Saisbath
Bulgarians Repel Repeated Attacks on Macedonian Front
Sofia reports Bulgarian defense of Naimak calan heights on the Macedonian front against Entente assaults. Attacks advanced but failed to break trenches, with heavy losses. Struma front sees active fighting with enemy battalions pushed back to the right bank. Dobrudja minor clashes reported. Paris notes Russian offensives west of Florina capturing Hill 916, counterattack checked by French and Russian artillery. Serbian forces reach frontier on Broda river. French progress on Fiorina's north. Somme and Meuse fronts show artillery actions with repulsed German assault near Vaux Chapitre woods.
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Dosno
Karajevo
Gudek
Dobrudja
Paris
War Office
Florian
Doiran
Broda
Fiorias
Somme
Meuse
Vaux-Chapitre
Revolt in Nicaragua Ends in Cliff of Fatal Clashes
In Masaya Nicaragua liberals and conservatives clashed amid a presidential campaign. An attempt on liberal candidate Dr Julian Irias sparked the fighting. Many persons were killed or wounded as exchanges with rifles erupted in Masaya, the department capital.
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San Ny Pas
Satvas
Adujtes
Nicaragua
Julian Irias
Masaya
Dersone
New York Labor Leaders Forecast General Strike
New York labor leaders estimate about 359 000 workers would strike Wednesday in sympathy with the carmen. They target transportation unions first, with arbitration hoped by the state board tomorrow to settle the dispute. Ernest Bohn says the walkout could last only two days to push for talks, as drivers for Borden's Condensed Milk also strike over contracts.
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New York
State Board of Arbitration
Board of Arbitration
Ernest Bohn
Bohn
Borden's
Borden Company
U C Trooper Held Prisoner After Saloon Brawl
In El Paso Texas Sept 23 reports say a Blyalle Chihuahua garrison sergeant was shot and killed by an American fifth Cavalry trooper who is held prisoner. Pershing asked for release of the American. the Mexican commander reportedly refused. Funston apologized for a border incursion by a Texas Cavalry patrol, which was fired on by Mexican forces and returned to the American side with one horse lost.
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el Paso
Tex
Carranzi
Blyalle
Chihuahua
Wen
Fifth Cavalry
Columbus
N. M
Hivaile
J. J. Pershing
Elvaile
Carranza
Sideares
United States
Cen
Pershing
Reed
Funston
Washington, D. C
War Department
Hagers
Texas Cavalry
Mexico
Col. Gaston
Big Bend
Crete Seizes Control as Rebels Take Capital
Report from Athens says Crete has fallen under rebel control with about 30 000 fighters. The capital was captured without bloodshed as the garrison joined the Feparist movement and government buildings were handed to rebel leaders. Only 11 of King Constantine's Cretan guard remain loyal.
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Psargents
Crete
Constantine
Athens
Car Runs Amuck After Mishap Six Hurt and Two Die
Omaha reports a street car on the Benson line collided with a loaded wagon at Thirty-eighth and Cumming, its brakes failed, the car ran 22 blocks before derailing at Sixteenth and Cumming, and was demolished after hitting a telephone pole. Two may die, six injured early today. New York records a low 14 new infantile paralysis cases and five deaths in 24 hours ending 10 am.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha and
Benson
Thirty-eighth
Cumming Streets
Sixteenth and
Cumming
New York
Central Powers and Russians Stall in Dobruja Front
War reports from Boumanian Dobruja indicate a lull as Mackensen’s initial effort to break allied defenses along the Constanza Tabarnareda railroad failed. Fronts from the Danube to the Black Sea are largely deadlocked amid worsening weather and snow in Alpine and Caucasus regions.
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Dobrudja
Wield
Mackensen
Constanza-Tabernareda
Danube
Black Sea
Alpine
Caucasus
Half Billion a Month Export Trade by U S
Washington reports American exports topped half a billion dollars per month in August with foods abroad valued at 510,000,009, a world record. Imports totaled 195,247,000 and rose-year totals show 4.75 billion in exports and 2.3 billion in imports for the year through August. The August trade balance reached 211,000,000 with most imports free of duty.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Commerce
Simnlar
United States
Wilson Defends Eight-Hour Law to Grain Dealers
President Wilson traveled to Baltimore to address the National Grain Dealers association at Lyric theatre on Sept. 25, with crowds greeting him and the trip marked by ovations. He planned to discuss the railroad eight hour law and federal reserve impact, a campaign staple amid re election efforts. A delay occurred in Philadelphia when a straw car caught fire on the PennsylvanIa line, holding the special train for eight minutes but eliciting cheers from firemen and crew as it resumed.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Lyric Theatre
Grain Dealers
Long Branch
N. J
National Grain Dealers' Association
Bpedta
Shadow Lawn
West End
Tumuity
Philadelphia
Long Bratch
Haltmore
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman Regains Sanity After Teeth Extraction
Sp XN reports Mrs Warfield recovered her mental faculties after dentists extracted all her teeth. Her husband had planned sending her to the state hospital at Poughkeepsie before medical advice led to dental treatment, revealing ulcerated molars at the roots.
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Cat
Poughkeepsie
Warfield
Des Moines Men Charged in Fake Horse Race Swindle
Two alleged swindlers tied to a Des Moines scam are under arrest and to be arraigned on charges of conspiracy and larceny. They allegedly swindled a 65-year-old farmer out of 10000 during a May 10 fake horse race in a Waterloo hotel room, using a racing chart and staged winnings to gain trust and cash. Investigators say the operation extended over state lines with potential other victims.
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Sta Nck
John G. Pugin
Mondainin Avenue
Wes Moings
Bateelty
Muay
W. Brown
Harald Ward
Des Molier
Huglin
Elaglio
Hughn
Deir
Waterloo
Hugin
T Fa
Daya
Rolt
Des Moines
St. Louis
New York
Iowa
Heo
Tlugiin
Hugiin
Hoo
Brown
Ward
Justice McMurray
Bone
Wes Moines
Risden
George Cosson
Davenport
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Man Linked to Bulldozer Fatality in New York Case
Police probe a grim case and the arrest of a suspect in a fatal incident involving a man named Domindelli La osu. Skeletons of two children reportedly found on a nearby truck farm. another body unearthed at a different site. An expert examined teeth and clothing from the victim as residents of the Italian colony gathered at the police station.
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New York
Domindelli la Osu
Ulice
Hughes in Ohio Indiana Leaders Back Hughes in Ohio Indiana
Dayton Ohio September 25 Republican candidate Hughes opened state campaign addressing Civil War veterans praising patriotism and national prosperity He to deliver main address at 7 30 pm Indianapolis Indiana September 25 Hughes drew massive crowds with 6000 at Tom Morrison Hall and leaders predicted a 30 000 to 35 000 statewide victory Indiana leaders say Hughes will carry Indiana by a large margin and win neighboring states as well
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Dayton
Hughes
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Tom Mnson Hall
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Parker
Wilson
Indiana
A. T. Hert
Illinois
Tilingis
Wisconsin
Hert
RAYS
Hays
Miliana
Berlin Admits Loss of Two Giant Zeppelin Grafts
Berlin reports two Zeppelins were lost over London and Essex during the Saturday night raid. One raider crashed in Mangold, Essex, with crew of 22 captured. the other disabled, crew saved. London saw 28 dead and 99 wounded. provincial toll smaller, with scattered damage.
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Berlin
Vis
London
British
British Isles
Mangold
Essex County
Oullylog
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Essey Works
Essen
Munister
Paris
Istemy
Luneviile
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Meredit IO
Bosche
France
Augoiang
Sofia
U.C
Aglagh
Transylvania
Qratm Bonatadt
Sar
U.S
el Tovar
Cory
Ohio
Midland
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