Exploitation the sole issue in Debs campaign
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate for president, declares in a state ment that exploitation is the one issue of the campaign. He accuses Harding and Cox of avoiding it while trusting the people to be distracted by others and cites the coal and beet trusts as profiting. He links ending private ownership to ending exploitation and war and notes a Wall Street explosion could have been used against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Trese
Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Harding
Cox
Beet Trust
Socialist Party
Wall Street
Debs
New York
Ten-Year-Old Girl Seriously Hurt In Oelwein Mishap
Leona Ring ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman Ring of Belt farm north of Oelwein was seriously injured when run over by a corn by Ronald Shelson as she walked home from school The base of the skull was crushed and her life hangs in the balance at the city hospital New engines for C G W Great Western engines 724i and 725 are visitors at Oelwein roundhouse Merchants and citizens plan to cooperate with the highway club to improve the Mississippi Valley highway segment between Oelwein and Randalia for farmers on that side of the river
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C G. W. Great Western Engines
Oelwein Toundhouse
Baldwin
Fe Amprove Highway
Oelwein
Anta
Randalia
Rainbow Veterans to discuss funeral fund at meeting
Rainbow Veterans society plans a funeral fund discussion next Monday night at Memorial Hall. Sergi Morgans contributed £59 for incidental expenses and Sergi Morgans also gave $80 to Becker-Chapman Post American Legion for funeral fund purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rainbow
Veterans’ Society
Atleck
Memorial
Sergi
Lou Moreans
One Hundred Sixteighth Infantry
Rainbow Division
Sergi Morgans al 9
Becker- Chapman Post
American Legion
Dr Chase Shifts Burdens at College of Medicine
Dr Charles Chase, once head of the materia medica department at the College of Medicine, University of Town, has given up executive duties. Oscar H Plant will succeed him as head, while Chase remains on as a professor teaching pharmacology and conducting research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles §. Chase
Waterloo
College of Medicine
University of Town
Oscar H. Plant
Towa
Chase
Medical
University of Texas
Death notices for Blanch Ellig and Mrs Morley
Mrs Blanch Ellig died last night in Iowa Falls at about 25. She was daughter of Mrs Fred Neiman and lived with her grandparents Mrs Morgan Hensley. The death followed a broken appendage. Burial is set in Iowa Falls tomorrow at 3 p.m. Mrs H C Morley’s funeral is moved to Sunday at 3 p.m. from 2 36 as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Ellig
Blanch
Fred Neiman
Commercial Street
Iowa Falls
Morgan Hensley
Edwin and
Theodore Cain
Waterloo
Neiman
H. C. Morley
M Morley
Hileman & Gindt
Poll on Train Favors Harding Over Cox in Midwest Rides
Special trains carrying Civil War veterans and families were polled en route to the Indianapolis encampment. In Indiana and Ohio the split averaged 167 for Harding to 25 for Cox on all trains, with many women favoring Harding. The poll was cited by WF Boggs of Long Beach California visiting his son E A Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Indianapolis
WF. Boggs
Long Beach
Cal
E. A. Boggs
Cox
Harding
City Club Weekly Meetings Preview Mixed Talks
Rotarians plan to hear Pacific Coast Mechanic editor W Fhelps discuss industrial topics at the Monday session at Hotel Russell-Lameon. Dairy specialists address Kiwanis Tuesday noon, while Waterloo Realtors host next Wednesday noon at Hotel Russell-Lamson to review real estate board policy. Licas club luncheon next Thursday features remarks by Mayor Frisbie Police Chief Young Fire Chief Miller and Guy Clerk on community help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teir
Horel Russell-Lameon
W. Fhelps
Pacific Coast Mechanic
Kiwanis Club
Atblnoon
Hotel -Russell-Lainsuim
Ional Association of Real Estate Boards
Denver
Colo
Waterloo Realtors
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
G. & Brebner
Thenational Association
Licas Club
X. W. Frisbie
H. H. Young
Chie Ray
Miller
Guy Clerk
Gnugy
G O P Women urged to attend Tuesday Y M C A conference
Mrs Pred S Pettit county chairman asks precinct committee women from the Republican organization in Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding districts to attend a Tuesday conference at the Y M C A auditorium at 1 20 p m with Mrs Dodson Des Moines head of the state Republican women’s group delivering an address The topics include gauging political preference organization getting out the vote and related matters An informal reception at the Republican women’s booth at the Congress is set for 4 30 p m next Tuesday with Mrs 8 K and Mrs Pettit coordinating activities in Cedar Falls and hosting duties assigned to Waterloo residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Househwid
Pred S. Pettit
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Dodson
Des Moines
Republican Women's State Organization
Wll
Je Congress
Athena Oan
Petit
Perkins
Pastor Is Chosen as Second Mentor for West Eleven
D. J. Gretzinger pastor of Northminister Presbyterian church was elected assistant coach of the West High football team for the present season at a morning school board meeting in the superintendent's office. He is Hastings College graduate 1916 and attended McCormick Theological Seminary. No applications were received for the East High assistant coach post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Gretzinger
Northminister Presbyterian Church
West High
H. D. Lee
Gretzinger
Hastings College
Neb
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
East High
Fred J. Miller
Daniel Hayes Land Note Must Be Paid
Maquoketa Iowa investors in the Daniel Hayes California land venture face paying notes sold to innocent purchasers. The Kimbark State Bank of Chicago won $836 judgment against Dr. G Griffin of Baldwin. The note, used to buy California land, must be paid as the maker cannot repudiate it. The ruling affects many Iowa investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Daniel Hayes
California
Kimbark State Bank of Chicago
Dr. G. Griffin
Baldwin
Daniel Hayes Company
Towa
Farmer Injured as Car Crashes into Illinois House
John Fioch of New Boston Illinois, driving at high speed on Main Street, skidded after hitting a tree and crashed into a residence. The wall collapsed, furniture was damaged, and the car was demolished. Finch is in grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
John’ Fioch
New Boston
Ill
Finch
Twelve Policemen at Catry Congress
A policing force of 11 men will guard the Catry Congress, with six funded by the county and six by the Carle Congress. Jacob Anton leads the staff at 183 Linwood, handling traffic and duties. If crowds grow, more officers may be added. the city declined to fund protection due to lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Anton
Linwood
Cattle Congress
Carle Congress
Anton
Congress
West Seniors Win Spectator Subscription Contest
West High students competed for The Spectator subscriptions with seniors victorious. Juniors placed second, sophomores third, freshmen last. Notable subscribers listed: Arthur Harris Shelbrock Elsie Howe John F Slaughter Kana L Gordon. Mart A For Sale Act noted in the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEST
West High
TAGE
Arthur Harris
Shelbrock
Elsie Howe
New Hartford
John F. Slaughter
Waterloo
Kana L. Gordon
Mart
City In Brief: Local residents in motion across states
Mayor Frisbie travels to Chicago on business while J S Tuthill visits Dysart for legal work. Wenner and Lore Alford in Masun City on business. Mrs Frank Reynolds and son George weekend in Independence Iowa. Coates back from Chicago and other cities on coat business. Addie Kegler visits Omaha. Jennie O Neill returns home to Johnstons Pennsylvania from visiting her sister. A collision on Lafayette street damages three cars. Delta Tau Delta pledges James McAlvin and Verne Allen at Iowa University. Alonzo Peek and wife head to California for winter. Mrs A A Wilson of Los Angeles visits her sister at 206 Lane Street. Mrs Bodell recovering from appendicitis. Pythian Sisters meet Monday evening Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Frisbie
Chicago
J. S. Tuthill
Dysart
Els
Wenner
Lore Alford
Masun City
Frank Reynolds
George
Independence
R. A. Coates
Addie Kegler
G. W
George Bly
Dubuque
C. (. Calkins
Independence Avenue
William A. Kinkel
Raymond, Jr
George Murray
Watterloo
Lafayette Street
James McAlvin
Verne G. Allen
West High
Delta Tau Delta
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Alonzo Peek
California
Mr. Peek
The
American Trust & Savings Bank
A. A. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Clara McCoy
Sarah Bodell
Lane Street
Bodell
Presbyterian Hospital
Pythian Sisters
Push Voting on Club Merger to the Final Hour
Officials of the Greater Waterloo association urge all eligible members to vote on the proposed merger of two clubs in the Syndicate building. Ballots must be received by midnight September 28, with names posted to remind nonvoters to participate. the referendum signals a democratic shift in civic decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evne
Greater Waterloo Association
Chambers of Commerce
Uit
Waterloo
Groeltz Indicted in Linn County School Real Estate Deals
A.C. Groeltz, a prominent businessman in Cedar Rapids, was indicted by the Linn County grand jury on cheating by false pretense in real estate deals for the board of education. He deposited bonds to insure the board against loss, denies wrongdoing, and claims he earned a fair commission for services rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. c. Groeltz
Buss
Linn County Grand Jury
Groeltz
Board of Education
Groeliz
Mrs W W Marsh Named On Suffragists Body
Mrs W W Marsh of Waterloo was chosen to help plan a state suffrage memorial. The selection occurred at Des Moines during a Iowa League of Women Voters meeting which also elected league officers including Mrs Walter Brown and Dr Kate Harper. President Wilson sent felicitations to Alexander Miller on his election as president of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iowa League of Women Voters
League
Walter $. Brown
Kate Harper
Oskaloosa
H. §. Alstine
Gilmore
John Denison
Sadie Passig
Humboldt
Miller
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson Inday
Alexander Miller
France
Harding to Attend National Music Club Biennial in Davenport
Senator Warren G Harding of Marion Ohio Republican candidate for president will attend the National Federation of Music Clubs biennial in the tri cities from June to 18 1921 at Augustana gym Davenport. Local board chairmen Mrs J J Dorgan and Mrs Frank Gates Allen plan attendance at Akron November 12 for national board meetings to finalize plans. The meeting may bring about 5000 delegates and visitors with housing arranged in private homes and Augustana College facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Warren G. Harding
Marion
United States
Nat. Honat Federation of Music Clubs
Tri-Cities
Frank Seiberling
Akron
Seiberlings
Tthe
National Federation of Music Clubs
National ‘Board
Seiberling
National Board
Music Federation
America
Mississippi Valley
Augustana College
Lafayette School Pupils Win Silver Cup as Gardeners
Children from Lafayette grade school were awarded the silver loving cup by Mrs. Chester Cadwallader for top garden work. More than 340 exhibits from 88 pupils across the city were shown at Hawthorne school. Evan geline Schott 20, Carl Bunger 24, Genevieve Baldwin 6, Luella Chatman 5 powered the Lafayette tally as they sang Iowa and America and pledged to keep up their garden effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Chester Cadwallader
Lincoln
Hawthorne
Black Hawk National Bank
Evangeline Schott
Carl Bunger
Genevieve Baldwin
Luella Chatman
Childdren
Police Censure for Men Staging Fake Car Holdup
Waterloo police chief denounces a false car holdup scheme and warns jail for any future imitators. Four youths confessed to orchestrating the late night Prospect Hills road incident intended as a thrill for a visiting Minneapolis woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Halfred H. Young
Prospect Hills
Marsh Farm
Minneapolis
Test Wheat Adapted to Coast Conditions
Washington D C Sept 25 Tests of wheat best adapted to the Pacific coast show Federation Group varieties perform well in the western region Federation produced larger yields in Oregon while white federation did better in California Milling experiments indicate hard federation is equal or superior for milling and bread making to leading commercial Pacific coast wheats and also superior to federation and white federation in this region The federation varieties yield higher than leading commercial wheats including blue stem Australian Pacific White Australian and early heart according to the department report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Agriculture Department
Federation
Ted
Oregon
California
Pacific” Coast
Boy driver injured as chicken causes car to overturn
A 15 year old son of John Wendi, driving a Buick on the Tripoli to Regetrics road near Aug. Thies Ce, swerved to look at a chicken under the car and lost control. The car rolled two or three times into a ditch. the boy sustained multiple broken bones and severe bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Tripoli
John Wendi
Veiled Man with Gun Attacks Farm Woman Near Worthington
A masked assailant wearing a cream veil forced entry at a farm on the Dyersville Worthington road two miles east of Worthington. He tied the wife with a strap, threatened death, and fled. The husband found her semiconscious at dinner. Sheriff and deputies scour the area while County Attorney Willging notes the suspect is likely a local resident. Victim’s name is being withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Dubdujanle
Worthington
Dyersville-orthington
Willging
Chicago Women to Take Field for Cox Rally Push
Chicago report notes the Democratic womens bureau states many party women will campaign in October for Gov Cox and the League of Nations. Named speakers include Mrs George Bass Mrs Fellogg Fairbanks Dr Rowena Morse Mann Mrs C J Trainer and others from Chicago and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Democratic Women's Bureau
Gov. Cox
League of Nations
George Bass
Fellogg Fairbanks
Rowena Morse Mann
C. J. Trainer
Marion H. Bie
Dewit Garrison
George Levey
Margaret Schaffner
C. C. Reckitt
Gerere
Gilger MacKinnon Dies in Des Moines Hospital
Gilger EB MacKinnon president of Mechanics Savings Bank and a noted figure in Iowa finance died at a Des Moines hospital after a minor operation led to blood poisoning. He previously served as vice president of the Iowa Bankers' Association. He passed away early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Gilger EB. MacKinnon
The
Mechanics Savings Bank
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Millerand Voted Confidence in Government in Paris
The chamber of deputies in Paris voted confidence in the government after a debate on foreign and domestic policies. The session ended with a 507 to 0 tally on the decree adjourning the extraordinary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assas
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
English passenger plane crash near London leaves five dead
A inland passenger airplane went down on the outskirts of London this afternoon. The pilot and four passengers were killed, and one passenger was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fross
London
Des Moines Evening Papers Boost Price
Des Moines Tribune and the Capital increase their street sale price from two to three cents in Des Moines and surrounding areas. The change is effective Monday and announced today by the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Associated Stesa
Des Moines Tribune
Capital
Cox Predicts Will Hays Conspiracy In Denver Speech
Gov. Cox tells a Greeley audience that a conspiracy by Will Hays aims to suppress Democratic coverage. He plans speeches in Wyoming with stops at Laramie and Cheyenne and centers on the league of nations, progressivism, and agricultural topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Denver
Will Hays
Associated Press
Greeley
Colo
Colorado
Hays
Republican National Committee
Excursion steamers form to save Michigan fruit crop
Chicago dispatch reports city officials organize excursion steamers to move fruit and vegetables rotting in Berrien county Michigan to Chicago at transport cost to save $500000 worth of crop. Paris note details Marshal Foch housing found at Hotel de Sens near war office. Swiss Socialist party drafts referendum to ban sale of brandy and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Berrien County
Michigan
Associated Press
Paris
Foch
de Sens
Rue de Grenelle
French War Office
Berne
Swiss Socialist Party
Switzerland
Making surplus cabbage into luscious kraut
Practical guide for turning overmature cabbage into home brewed kraut. Describes selecting heads, shredding, salting, layering, fermenting in jars or casks, and curing times at 55 to 75 degrees F. Includes container setups, leaf weight, weights, covers, and storage tips.
Woman's claim on kidnapped boy not proven
Mrs Net tie Griffin of East Liverpool told police Billy Danzy was kidnapped from Hem monton New Jersey on October 8. She said she was in Tulsa with her aunt Mrs Nettie Radcliffe and that Radcliffe had taken the boy earlier. Tulsa police continued their search with no leads on Billy’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Danzy
Tulsa
Aseociated Press
Columbus
Nettiie N. Griffin
East Liverpool
Hatamonton
N. J
Okla
Nettie Radcliffe
Griffin
Ly” Dauzy
Hemmonton
American Experts Teach French Canning Techniques
In France, four American agriculture department experts taught home canning and drying of fruits and vegetables. From June to August they toured many regions, presenting demonstrations and judging competitions at a chateau near Versailles where French housewives won top prizes over commercial campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
France
Agriculture Departene
Versailles
Mesopotamia Oil Prospects and Labor Tangle
The piece notes Mesopotamian oil remains largely undeveloped with wartime wells sunk by Arabs and no British prospecting. It cites limited American oil flow via Abadan and prices near Persian oil, discusses labor resistance among Arabs, Kurdish workers bear heavy loads, and the wartime need to import Indian labor for railroads and irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesopotamia
Abbadan
Maud Radford
Mosquitoes and Poverty Mark West Indies Towns
The piece describes Ponce Puerto Rico as a sprawling coastal city with pest problems and crowded hovels near foothills. It portrays Puerta de Tierra as a crowded shabby district with families queuing for milk amid poverty. A note mentions shipping a two story Jersey City house still under construction to Beimar New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
Porto’ Ried
Porto Rico
Ponte Playa
Harry A. Franck
Puerta de Tierra
New Dayton Wright R B Monoplane For France Race
A silver aluminum Dayton-Wright R B monoplane travels from Dayton, Ohio to New York for shipment to France. Engineers expect it to revolutionize speed planes in Gordon Bennett races with a 250 horsepower Hall Scott Liberty Six engine and retractable wheels, capable of 200 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dayton
France
Seateter
Dayton-Wright Laboraories
Linden Events Include Visits and Gatherings
John Thompson of Lawler visited the Baker family Friday while the Kens Teton stayed with Mrs. G. P. Starrett at 2169 Lafayette Street. The King family moved to 1125 Eleventh Street West Tuesday. The Aid society hosted a church supper Tuesday evening and Mrs Olson’s class and Bearer girls met at the parsonage Friday. Rev J C Olson left Thursday for the annual conference at Galwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
John Thompson
Lawler
Baker
King
Tinen
Eleventh Street
Tuecay
Sheik
Kens Teton
G. P. Starrett
Lafayette
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Bronson Draws Wide Family
Mrs G M Bronson celebrated her eightieth birthday with a family reunion in New Hartford Iowa. Forty six guests gathered for dinner and a pyramid cake with candles. Attendees included members from Kansas Montana Minnesota and Wisconsin among others. Rev James attends M E L conference in Oelwein Iowa and Warren Wheeler returns from Montana to manage farm interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Hartford
New Hartford
Pelleteer
Charley ‘Lee
Maquoketa
Geo. Carson
Emma: Bronson
Kalispei
Mont
Frank Jones
Harmo
G. M. Bronson
EL L. Bronson
Geraldine
Chas. U
Bronson
Salina
Cora Fobes
Glyndon
Minn
Fred Sherman
Sam- Cedar Falls
Blairsboro
Eugene Bronson
Stewartville
Clarence Bronson
Shell_Rock
Jas
W. J. "Griffith
Rewey
Wis
J.A. Bolton
Fred Bronson
Borl Bolton
Clovis’ Bolton
William Waters
Bolton
Bernice , Sands
Janesville
Man. Grandy Center
Geo. Kabler
Waterloo
C. W. Bronson
Dar Heights
James
M.el
Oelwein
Warren Wheeler
Montana
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U.C
Rainbow Veterans
DR. Chase
Y. W
West Eleven
Farmer
Catry
the Courier
Uchman
A.C. Groeltz
Viatt Music Biennial
Gilger MacKinnon
Millerand
Associatea Presse
Kansas City
West Indies
Jersey City
Beimar N. J
HackenStck
Postum Cereal Co. Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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