Exhibition at Iowa State Fair Highlighted by Dairy and Horse Shows
Visitors toured the fair as Delsians and the best breed were showcased in horse barns. Breeders like Harvey Brothers and Marcus IA prepared entries while Charles Irvine of Ankeny IA displayed ten offspring of the great sire Alfred. Exhibits in the Exhibition Hall featured the Towavolgnet dairy display with Hugo and Tiny twin dogs, plus white chicks Oba and a milk versus non milk comparison with rats supporting dairy’s value. Milk demonstrations drew crowds and underscored the fair’s focus on agriculture and animal science.
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Harvey Brothers
Marcus
Charles Irvine
Ankeny
Alfred
Irvine
Hugo
Tiny
Wmugo
Oba
Wien
Harding dodges question on Warren bonus and renomination
Des Moines reports Dr. George T. Harding of Marion Ohio in town for a G A R encampment. He deflected questions on his son Warren Harding and the soldier bonus, saying he had paid no attention to his son's veto and that question is his business. He declined to reveal his lodging while the encampment was in town. The Ohio registration bureau lists Harding at E T Meredith’s home, secretary of agriculture under Wilson.
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Des Moines
George T. Harding
Marion
Dr. Harding
Ohio Rag- Ratration Bureau
E. T. Meredith
Agriculre
Wilson
Plane Fails to Get Film Here When Due
Sunday theatergoers faced disappointment at Waterloo's Plaza as Metro film The Hands of Nara starring Clara Kimball Young failed to arrive by airplane from Omaha because of a shipping error and high winds. The film, already shown in Waterloo, was delayed causing no matinee or evening show. Manager Jake Schultz called it one of the first cases of air shipment for a film.
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Nara
Metro
Clara Kimball Young
Omaha
Jake Schultz
Waterloo
Metro Corporation
City Marshal Fires On Tramp At Barn North Of Belle Plains
City Marshal Ben Herring shot and killed John Vetek, a transient, at the William Donovan farm near Belle Plains, Cedar Rapids IA. Vetek refused to surrender after being ordered to leave the barn and threatened to burn the barn. Herring, deputized by the sheriff, fired a shotgun blast as Vetek did not comply. Vetek died at the scene.
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Cedar Rapids
John Vetek
Ben Herring
William Donovan
Belle Plains
Vetek
Donovan
Herring
Veter
Frerring
Matautir
Hold Up Attempt Ends With Flashlight Timed Milk Route
Police answered a hurry call to a 3 am hold up attempt near a Nashlight site where two highwaymen waited for a milkman. A commercial traveler reported spotting a flashlight activation as the suspects approached. The robbery plan unraveled when officers found the staged scene and the armed men, posing as assailants, fled.
Miners Bonds Set At 370000 In Murder Case
Judge Hartwell granted release on bonds for 36 of 44 indicted miners in the ter rin mine killings case while denying bail for eight. Bond total 270000, with 20000 each on ten bonds and 4000 on the rest, as merchants and bankers pledge support. The union promised to surrender two remaining charged men, Jesse Childera and Orecar Howard, who have not yet been arrested. A miners committee led by Mayor Paca of Herritt solicited local business backing.
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Presa Marion
Ctrcuin Juden Hartwell
Aon Band
Terrin
Denie Uery
Jesse Childera
Orecar Howard
Carterville
Paca
Herritt
Community Chorus Rehearsal Set At City Auditorium
The new community chorus plans its first rehearsal under director Allere Scholin in the First ML auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Representatives from eight churches attended a recent planning meeting signaling strong interest and cross church support for the venture. The effort aims to broaden cultural and civic participation beyond a musical purpose.
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First ML. Id
Ehured
Allere Scholin
Mnat
Cooties Delay Saltic Arrival and Lipton Broadway Showing
A Saltic voyage was delayed eight hours as a stowaway cooties incident caused a aboard the White Star liner to halt 1,202 passengers. Sir Thomas Lipton prompted a private Broadway musical showing amid the halt while health officials deloused steerage passengers on Hoffman Island. Americans resisted first but eventually left the ship as harbor police intervened and the Baltic resumed its pier arrival.
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New York
Saltic
Thomas Lipton
Steorage
Hoffman Island
Beadwell
Baltic
Newspapers Factor in Improvement of Employment in U S
Washington D C September 25 Employment conditions improved materially to 30 of 42 important industries during August compared with July the department of labor announced today The largest increases appeared in the stamped were and fertilizer Industries and printing newspapers Decreased employment occurred in those industries manufacturing tobacco products and men s clothing and in car building and repair shops Thirty three of the 42 Industries canvassed by government investigators indicated increases in payrolls for the month while ring industries reversed decreases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Ang Ja
Water loo Cattle Show Sparks New Jersey Vote Clash
Noonday Rotary meeting in Waterloo turns into Dairy Cattle Congress with speakers from J J Conner Wabash Ind and others praising Waterloo. Frelinghuysen faces wet dry clash as Edwards seeks Senate backing and primary bets hinge on anti or pro scales in New Jersey.
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Waterloo
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Tha Rotary Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Harry Kloster
Aut
J. J. Conner
Wabash
Ind
Belgian Horsa Association
Trof
HW. A. Cave
Kansas Agricultural College
Frof
Fort Weaver
Ames
Hugo W. Schroeder
Owatorna
Man
Mr. Richie
Belgian Horse Association
Stratford
Federal Farm Land Bank Bonds Go Fast
Subscriptions closed quickly for the 75,900,009 offering of 1 2 percent federal farm land bank bonds. Alexander Brown & Sons, head of the banking syndicate, announced the offering priced at 101 1 2 with yields above 4.40 percent to redemption. The issue carried 3992, and 4 1 2 percent thereafter to maturity.
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New York
Federal Farm
Iiay
Alexander Brown & Sons
Cyndicate
Colby Heads Shop Forces At Manly
Henry H. Calby a former foreman at Waterloo Gas Engine Plant joins Rock Island Bhon Craft Employer Assembly at Manly forming a new union branch with about 200 workers. Meeting led by J D M Gorman and G Mi Medd to organize and recruit and promise full cooperation with employers while workers seek fair handling and representation.
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Henry H. Calby
Waterloo
Our Church
Eireles
Rock Island
Manly
Asesociation
Bhon
Manly Forre
Aber
Dtta Sald
Old Union
Packey
Férthers
J. DM. Gorman
Renarat
Eeriadon
Wilagul
Arranga
Ford Welfare Philosophy of Low Prices and Expanded Markets
Ford explains that cutting prices below cost expands markets and raises overall profits by increasing production and efficiency. He cites producing 1,100 cars daily, a cash balance near 200 million, and says the strategy can apply to any industry to deliver maximum service and broader use of manufactured goods.
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Ford
Jess
Windsor
International Nowe
Poulin Denies Any Clandestine Meeting with Teacher's Wife
Harry Tonlin faces defense testimony as Dr A E Staneciphar corroborates Joseph Poulin in denying clandestine meetings with Mrs Tiernan. The scene provoked Mrs Tiernan to exclaim and collapse, with Poulin denying any improper meetings as the trial continues.
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Poulin
Sonih
Bem
Lod
Harry Tonlin
Kengi
John P. Beer Nan
A. E. Staneciphar
Stonectpher
Joseph Poulin
Anonymous Letter Pays $100 for Heaven Conscience
An anonymous sender at the Indianapolis revenue office sent a note and $100 to the U S government claiming the payment would secure a clear conscience and forgiveness. The letter stated a desire to stand before the world with a clean conscience and asked for prayers from government officials.
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Indianapolia
Ind
United States
Ottletala
Socialism Bar to America Helping Berlin Warns of Epidemic
A Berlin statement by industrial magnate Carl Friedrich Von Siemens warns that Europe faces an intellectual malady and that without American aid to overcome it the central power must curb epidemic spread as a lesson for other peoples. He warns Germany Russia and Austria are infected and calls for decisive action to halt the spread.
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Berlin
Europe
America
Germany
Rrussia
Austria
Carl Friedrich von Siemens
von Sigmons
Reichstag
Economy Council
Death of I. C. Chief Clerk Investigated in Memphi a Tenn
The body of H. C. Moerguson chief clerk of the Illinois Central offices in Memphis Tennessee was found beside a railroad track between Harvey and Riverdale Florida early today. He apparently fell from or was thrown from a train. Police and railroad detectives were investigating the mystery.
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Chicago
H. C. Moerguson
Intia
Imola Central Railroad
Memphia
Tenn
Harvey
Riverdale
Ferguson
Po-co
Legion Leader Urges Condemnation Of Harding At Illinois Meet
Rock Island Sept 26 Col Hanford MacNider national commander of the American Legion urged the Illinois department to pass resolutions condemning President Harding regarding the bonus bill at the opening session of its fourth annual convention emphasizing strong opposition to the policy and urging action by the Legion.
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Rock Island, Tl
Col
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
Department of Illnois
Harding
Cashier Shot in Robbery at Hope Bank
Steubenville Ohio Sept 25 Cashier George H H Whittaker of the First National Bank at Hope Ohio 15 miles from here was shot through the neck and fatally injured by a member of a party of five armed men who tried to rob the bank at 10 this morning No money was taken as the robbers fled after Milas Jessia Baydler assistant cashier screamed and raised the alarm
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Steubenville
George HH. Whittaker
First National Bank
Hopedeals
Milas Jessia Baydler
Two Draw $100 Fines For Liquor Charges In Court
Noy Hundley fined $100 and costs in district court before Judge G W Wood for guilty plea to bootlegging. Robert Mussett pled guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined $100 and costs. Poffenberger Davis and Wile Scholl faces larceny charges in municipal court for stealing auto accessories and bicycle, with hearing set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Arrests occurred Friday morning. Poffenberger allegedly confessed implicating the others. Grant highway completed from east to south Jesup by 7:30 p m. North south link to west segment to be finished next year.
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Noy Hundley
Judgs
G. W. Wood
Robert Mussett
Poffenberger
Frank Davis
Wile Scholl
Pa.m
Polfenberger
Ahsup
Jesup
Women’s swimming classes planned at Waterloo West High
Swimming instruction for women in Waterloo will be organized at West High School as soon as the schedule is arranged. Mrs Chapman will lead the program. applicants may call 3747 or 7984W to arrange details.
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Waterloo
West High School
Hoo
Chapman
Bucket brigade fights Ames fire as village braces
Iowa briefs report a wildfire near a village with fire units rushed from Ames Ankeny and Cambridge. Two story buildings burned and three damaged as crews battled the blaze. Other items note school bond suits in Olin, a postoffice vault robbery scare in Hibsville, dismissals in George, and a despondent woman’s escape from Des Moines hospital.
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Kikhart
Bucket Brigade
Ames
Ankeny
Cambridge
Olnrinda
Coin Consolidated sSchooal
I Hsbherville
George
Armand Gizit
Gilman
McClenahan
Des Moines
H. D. Buckles
Injunction Against Shop Crafts Signed by Judge Wilkerson
Chicago report states Judge James H. Wilkerson enforced the drastic temporary injunction against shop crafts strike leaders as requested by Attorney General Daugherty. The ruling followed defense arguments to deny the government petition, with the judge adding a phrase and signing the order. Birthday notice follows. Mrs. L. B. Riggle hosted 25 children for her daughter Donna’s fifth birthday party at 804 Clay Street with cousins Stanley and Margaret Wescott of Summer attending.
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Chicago
Askad
Daugherty
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
L. B. Riggle
Donna
Clay Street
Stanley
Margaret Wescott
Co-eds Enforce No Date Nights At Northwest University
Northwest University co-eds enacted campus rules to limit dating for athletes. Nights on Monday to Thursday restrict social calls. lights must be out early. dancing and rides after 8 pm require chaperones. women may not go to the city without an escort. Authorities cite athletics training as the priority.
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color For Any Garment
Diamond Dyes claim easy home dyeing without streaks or fading for wool silk cotton or blends. The ad asserts fifty one years of use by millions of women to refresh waists skirts dresses coats sweaters stockings and draperies with guaranteed results.
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Herrin
Lipton
U.S
Jersey
Frelinghu White Tarver
Frestingghuysen
Repubican
Edwards
Toscay New Yuck Venting Inc
Federal Farm Land Bank
Colby
TR. 1
Road
Mda
I. C
Legion
Iowa
Northwestern
N. Raymond McElmuray
Faille
Amond
Post
Bram
Postum Cereal Co, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Putin
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek , Mich
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