Rodgers backs IR guard for aviation control amid praise
Commander John Rodgers urged a national air board to oversee all aviation activities at a banquet in San Francisco. He said departments cannot manage aviation alone and the board would explain failures, including his own for the PN-3 No. 1 mission, noting he did not send a required signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
John Rodgers
National Air
Vig Hawsitan
Pn-3 No. 1
Washington
Rodgers
Iam
Resus
Wington
Tritics
Oakland
Magic on Cattle Judging Contest At Congress Grounds
The college judging contest will be conducted by L Burlingham of Chicago and Mark Thornburg of Des Moines. J. P. Hyes supervises cattle entries. 33 junior teams from counties and schools compete with designated judges to award official placings. Represented counties include Black Hawk and Linn. schools include Hudson Ames and Stanhope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Burlingham
Chicago
American Ayrshire Breeders’ ‘Association
Mark G. Thornburg
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Agriculture
J. P.hyes
Flord Johnston
Black Hawk
Bremer
Fayette
Buchanan
Cerro Gordo
Franklin
Hamilton
Howard
Grundy
Delaware
Mitchell
Clayton
Webster
Linn
Greene
Sac
Butler
Worth
Winneshiek
Hudson
Orange
Jesup
Janesville
Dunkerton
Postville
Vinton
Grundy Center
Webster City
Quasqueton
Brandon
Yarmouth
Ames
Stanhope
Aslight
Bremer County
Pirmouth
Thomas A Knott to edit Webster's dictionaries
Iowa City report states Thomas A. Knott professor of English at the State University signed a contract to edit five continuous editions of Webster's dictionaries for a major Chicago firm. Mount Vernon note covers the Upper Iowa Conference endorsing church union with the southern division and lay participation in future conferences. Cedar Rapids reports Henry Hess, 72, injured after being struck by a passing motorcar. Vinton notes a grand jury charged Frank Saket with manslaughter and related offenses in the death of J. T. Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Thomas A. Knott
The
State University
Chicago
Mount Vernon
Upper Iowa
Des Moines
Clubwosien
Btate
Cnei State Federation of Women's Clubs
J .T. Herring
Beauty Breaks Into Day's News
A. A. Stasg returns to coaching at the University of Chicago after 34 years on the job guiding gridiron candidates. Prince Olaf of Norway to wed Princess Astrid niece of the Swedish king. Lady Diana Somerset famed horsewoman secret bride of Capt H L Sheddan. Commander Jacob Klein Jr testifies in Shenandoah disaster inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Stasg
University of Chicago
Prince Olaf of
Norway
Astrid
Sweden
Diana Somerset
Duke and Duchess of Beaufort
H. L. Sheddan
Jacob Klein, Jr
Shenandoah
Spaniards Gain Ground In Hand To Hand Combat In Morocco
Spanish forces push toward Adfir with trench spades and bayonets replacing rifles at the Alhucemas front. Primo de Rivera observes from the Alfonso XIII as Riffs retreat amid intensified hand to hand fighting and fortifications at Abd el Rim and Tarquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
INS
Alhucemas
Morocco
Admr
Primo de Rivera
Alfonso XIII
Tetuan
Abd- EL Khin
Primo
Ceuta
Marshal Petain
Stissors
Alhucemas Bay
Abd- Elrim
Tarquist
Adfir
Adfirght
Malmusi
Marro Viejo
Sees
Todas
Violent protests and arrests linked to Turkish stance
Fragmentary report notes unrest and planned overthrow attempts amid Turkish tensions. Mentions arrests in Inday and suspicion of officials, with broader U S brewers association and New York groups cited in connection to legalization efforts and ambassador appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inday
United Stat Brewers Association
New York
Maeve Weal
Ats
Jape
Redgum
Avi
Senaneisen
Wilbur
Cardplayer Killed When Trains Meet and Roll Down Hill
An investigation began in Charangoga Tennessee after a card player was killed when two trains collided on approach to a hill. The wreck left one train over a embankment and the other on its side, with rescuers and officials inspecting the scene. Disturbing details were unclear as investigators gather evidence to determine blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charangoga
Tenn
One Express
He Nashville
Ghananooxa
Worleyver
Claques
Mini
Huge Bootleg Ring Bared by New York Raids
Federal raids in New York revealed a bootleg ring that took orders for 4800 cases of Scotch whisky in a single day worth 240000 dollars, with 200000 deposited in one bank in a month and at least 30000 tied to a letter of credit. Thirteen members were arrested in two raid actions on a fake real estate office in the theater district. fourteen more are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buckner
Cable and Signal
Blast of Dynamite Wrecks Two-Story House in Los Angeles
A mysterious dynamite blast in the northeast Los Angeles last night heavily damaged a two story residence and a store building. The force knocked occupants from nearby homes and shattered windows. Initial reports of multiple deaths were not confirmed after a ruins search. six Malian families reportedly had moved out before the blast, and detectives say it appears to be a dynamiting job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cat
Phantom merger case sent to jury in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 24 a Superior Court jury began weighing charges against H. P. Hibbs and Thomas Hennessy for grand larceny tied to loans said to be secured by a phantom six billion dollar railroad merger. Defense contends the merger was bona fide and existed in the minds of the principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
API
H. BP. Hibbs
Thomas Hennessy
French Send 20006 Troops After Tribe Sagdai
French forces move 20006 troops into the region after tribal resistance escalates. Reports say 2 ALAN troops 4 tanks armored cars and 8 lines are part of the mobilization amid ongoing clashes with the Orange tribesmen and rebel groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagdai. Trak
Orange Tibesmen
Leipsie appoints Harman Aitrack first German professorship
Leipsie University in Germany awards Harman Aitrack, long time gymnastics instructor at the Berlin stadium, a full professorship marking a break with the tradition of universities focusing on mental education alone. The appointment makes him a full faculty member rather than an adjunct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsie
Sep
Leipsie University
Harman Aitrack
Uren
Berlin
Army man admits engine testim ony only assumption
Lakehurst N J Sept 23 A recommendation to substitute engines for the Shenandoah was made likely by Commander Lansdowne months before the airship crashed in Ohio killing him and 13 crew. Capt Steele confirmed the report saying engine plans were not in the experimental stage. Witnesses defended the Shenandoah s cruising efficiency and contradicted Col Hall s assertion that full engine power would have averted the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
INS
Navy Department
Shenandoah
Zachary J.asnsdowne
Earth
Ohio
Lansdowne
Cody
G. W. Steele
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
International News Service
Steele
Follw i
Col
C. G. Hall
Army Aviation
Naval Court of Inquiry
Naval Board of Inquit
CE. Rosendahl
Cal
Shenandosh
Rosendahl
Hall
HP. Jones
Col. Hall
S.S. Halliburton
Lieut
Sheppard
Onter Mitchell
Washington, D
President
Special Aircraft Board
War i Department
William Mitchell
Air Service
Mitchell
Washington
John A. Austin
Langley Field
Virginia Capes
Clarence G. Lamphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
Florida
Apere Liemt
Benjamin D. Fowlis
John A. Paegelow
Walter Kier
Byron Jones
Harvey B.S. Burnwell
Ralph Royce
John H. Piris
Airboard
Grass
No Investigation of Death at Hampton Factory
Hampton, Ja Sept 2 No artificial investigation of the death of Charles Sehotte will be necessary. Circumstances around the injury at the Mari shall Canning company plant yesterday became known. He entered the conveyer with no guard at the starting apparatus and another employee started the power. Sehotte's head was badly crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Charles Sehotte
Sehotte
Marishall Canning Company
Ile
Sehatte
Tri State Editors View Soo City Fair Fireworks Night
In Soo City la Sept 23 AP reports the Tri State Editors group met at the Hotel Marlin with a business session. Editors will be guests of officials at the races and livestock pavilion then attend a 6:30 dinner and a fireworks show at 7:20 p.m. at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story City
Tri-State
Hotel Marlin
Interstate Fair Grounds
Cabi
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Grounds
Martha Hoover funeral set for Saturday at First Brethren Church
Martha Hoover died yesterday at Presbyterian hospital from complications aged 1 yo. Funeral services will be 2 pm Saturday at First Brethren Church with Rev Edwin Boarimiann Jr. officiating. Burial will follow at Ovanke township cemetery. The body will lie in state at Everson Brothers' mortuary until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hoover
Presbyterian Hospital
Edwin Boarimiann, Jr
Byriath
Ovanke Township
Dpeverson Brothers
Jewelers Buy Gold Bricks In Lead-Filled Hoax
Spokane police report the gold brick scam remains profitable as more than ten jewelers confess purchasing supposed gold bricks valued between ten and two hundred dollars. A twist emerged when a jeweler cut a brick open and found a lead core beneath a nugget encrusted facade and a Chinese figure on one side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wasl
Milwaukee Woman Feeds Birds 50 Years
Milwaukee on Sept. 25 reports an elderly woman Aliss Mary MacKay nearly 80, still active, feeding bread crumbs to neighborhood birds daily for many years. She recalls a robin that spoke through a phonograph, ate grapes and cherries, and died in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Tjom
Aliss Mary MacKay
Robin
Isaif
Bowdoin Reaches Safe Cove After 48 Hours Loss
The Bowdoin Arctic ship of the MacMillan Peary expedition reestablished radio contact with the Peary after being missing for 48 hours in heavy equatorial seas. The Bowdoin lies in a cove off the Greenland coast near Godthaab while the Peary reports its crew were extremely worried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Ten Farmers on Jury to Hear Voss Trial
Denison Iowa September 25 Ten farmers a newspaper woman and a laborer form the jury for the case against C L Voss former Bank of Denison president charged with forgery Judge J A Henderson presiding heard arguments on local court jurisdiction and whether the trial should be moved to Burlington Vermont where part of the matter occurred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
C. L. Voss
Bank of Denison
J. A. Henderson
Burlington
Rob Jewelry Store Robbed in Clinton Iowa
Thieves forced entry through three locked rear doors of the Raven jewelry store in Clinton on Sept. 25 and abstracted a tray of diamond rings valued at 2,500 from a display window. The robbery was discovered when Buren checked the store at 4 pm to place gems in the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
FEFP
Raven Jewelry
Buren
Germany seeks concessions at security meet
Berlin reports that German delegates to a forthcoming security conference will push for concessions alongside the security pact. They demand gradual troop reductions, immediate Cologne bridgehead evacuation, advance plebiscite in Saar, end periodic League of Nations inspections, and Alsace Lorraine permanence compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Germany
Cologne
Saar Valley
League of Nations
Military Control Commission
Alsace Lorraine
Wisconsin Produces New Badger Beauty Dahlia
Wisconsin growers near Hartford, Adam F. Pohtl and Henry Gruenhagen, nurture the Badger Beauty amid 215 dahlia varieties on a four acre garden. Flowers are shipped to Milwaukee and Chicago, with plans to register and showcase future tubers in Storrs Conn.
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Milwaukee
England
Holland
United States
Wisconsin
Hartford
Wis
Chicago
Fhe
Adam F. Pohtl
Henry Gruenhagen
King Albert
Princess Eurgenie
Hollan
California
Storrs
Conn
eBrand
Telegraphers seek wage hikes on three railways
Chicago telegraphers on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Chicago Great Western railways asked the United States Railroad Labor Board for wage increases. Union officials also sought a rules revision for Chesapeake and Ohio telegraphers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago, Hurlington & Quines
Chicago Great Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Arrests in New Budapest Plot Shake Police
Budapest reports police uncovered a plan to overthrow the government. Leaders Matthias Rakosi and Oltan Weinberger, Bela Kun's secretary, were seized with 42 associates in a crackdown that echoes past revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Bela Kunstil
Matthias Rakosi
Andoltan Weinberger
Bela Kun
Boundary Commission to Fix Iowa Nebraska Boundary
Iowa Nebraska boundary commission plans October meeting to fix the state boundary along the Missouri River due to continual river course changes. Time and location not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa-Nebraska Boundary Commission
Missouri River
Graveled Roads Are Good, Report Shows
Des Moines Automo bile club bulletin reports all Iowa graveled roads in good condition. Dirt roads are described as poor. The notice lists the area around Cedar Rapids in its findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Automobile Club
Cedar Rapids
Fined $100 For Pint On Hip In Blaifs Trial
Council Blaifs, Pa Sept 23 Clyde Spencer paid one hundred dollars for liquor after being found in possession of a pint. Judge O Dil chheeler fined Spencer the amount for having the alleged liquor on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Spencer
O. Dilchheeler
Spencer
Quake Cracks Dome of Cathedral at San Pedro
A brief earthquake struck San Pedro Avelliano and nearby districts, cracking the cathedral dome and damaging several houses while the tremor was felt in other Italian quarters yesterday. In Iowa, the Dunlap State Bank was voluntarily closed by its directors per state banking dept notice. details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quare
San Pedro
Rome
Italy
Denlap Bank
Yes Moines
Dunlap State Bank
Dunlap Ta
State S Banking Department
Leath Company to Present Bed for Married Pair at Congress
The Leath Company plans to present a bridal bed to a couple married Monday at the Dairy Cattle Congress. The bed will be displayed and donated as part of the show's gifts from A. Leath & Co. and city merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leath Company
Dairy Cattle Congress
A. Leath & Co
Rail Commission to hear bus company petitions Oct 8
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Rail Road Commission set hearings for bus line licenses. White Star Bus Line of Muscatine seeks Ottumwa to Bur Haven route. Iowa Transportation Co of Town City seeks Fort Madison to Ainsworth. On Oct 8 Waterloo will hear Pro 3 Otto Co's request to extend the Waterloo to New Hampton line to Cresco and Tripoli to West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sept
INS
Towa State Railroad Commission
Walrfield
White Star Bus Line
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Bure Hugdton
Iowa .Transportation Company
Town City
Fort Madison
Ainsworth
Waterloo
Otto Company
Waterloo-New Hampton
Cresco
Tripoli
West Union
Commission Faces Action for Contempt
Des Moines civil service commission faces contempt of court action for failing to comply with a writ of certiorari in the Glenn Barron case. Judge Bonner ordered three members to show cause why they should not be cited for contempt for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Civil Service, Commission
Glenn Barron
Barron
W. CG. Bonner
H. W. Stipp
Www. Hubbell
Michael Sherman
Arrest Suspect in Double Death Case
Archie Blanchard 37 of Chicago was jailed in Sioux City Iowa on September 25 in connection with the gas asphyxiation deaths of Mrs. Josephine Goodwin and Mrs. Elizabeth Anthony on July 12. He was arrested at a bank while attempting to withdraw a 350 dollar deposit and had been missing since the incident. he was the last person seen with the women. Mrs. Goodwin formerly lived in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Imno
Venece
Archie Blanchard
Chicago
Josephine Goodwin
Elizabeth Anthony
Blanchard
Goodwin
Gedar Rapids
First 20 Iowa counties show population decline
Des Moines reports that the first 20 Iowa counties listed alphabetically show a total population decrease of 5854 from the 1920 census. Census director Lou F. Morgang notes only five counties rose. Chickasaw counts 15109 residents, down 422. Clarke 10645, down 461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Lou F. Morgang
Chickasaw County
Clarke County
Fingerprints Link Farmer to Slaying
Fingerprints on a telephone office window screen match those of John Cominsky, 35, a farmer suitor of Mrs. Marie McKee, who was found slain. Cominsky is jailed without bail as Whiteside County grand jury awaits action. McKee was choked to death. Cominsky denies knowledge of the crime from jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullen
Marie McKee
John Cominsky
Sheri Hamilton
Cominsky
Whiteside County
Meee
Chinese Soldiers Fire on Mill Workers Near Shanghai
Fengtien soldiers guarding the Japan China cotton mill at Pootung across the river from Shanghai fired on departing workers last evening after managers asked troops to disperse laborers who had refused to work. Nine were wounded, including three women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Pootung
Teen Confesses Auto Theft in Shenandoah Case
In Shenandoah Iowa on September 25 Paul Loughrey aged 18 from Hepburn confessed to stealing samples for his three hundred dollar automobile from William J Hartstocks tank and was sentenced to Eldora industrial school until of age. Seawalt approved. In Des Moines plans for building two power centers around the Linn county courthouse island at Cedar Rapids were reviewed by the state executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Paul Loughrey
Hepburn
William J. Hartstck
Eldora
Des Moines
Linn Counity
Cedar Rapids
Conocyh
Burroughs Move to Nobleton Fla and Local Farewell Events
Mrs. W. Burroughs and son Stacy moved to Nobleton Florida where they bought a home. Mr. Burroughs is a longtime local. A farewell party for Mrs. Burroughs was hosted by Mrs. Lanna Hunter with gifts and best wishes.Church and social events included the Anthology Aid Society gathering with singing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Allison
W. Burroughs
Stacy
Nobleton
Fla
Mr. Burroughs
Flo
Burroughs
Lanna
Hanter
Hame
Mes
Hash Carter
George Arnold
Files
iMre
George Hunter
Torsday
Lang
Bureh
Pree
Mre. Hunter
Fate Quirk Bares Golden Legacy to Penniless Waiter
Paris reports Mrs. Walter Hutchins known as Belle Livingstone may be heir to a $2 million estate in Nebraska farmer J. C. Curls claim. He says Clifton left $125000, grown to about $2.1 million in 46 years, and that a half sister in England may exist before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Walter Hutchins
Belle Livingstone
Nebraska
J. C. Curls
Curtis
Hutchins
Europe
Clifton
Debaters from 1500 Iowa High Schools to Debate Federal Mine Plan
Iowa City will host the state high school debating league tournament this winter with an anticipated 1500 schools debating whether the federal government should own and operate U S coal mines. Last year 1200 entered. Prof J A C Baird expects 300 more. Invitations have gone out and a bibliography will be ready by Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
United States
J A. C. Baird
State University of Fona
Des Moines
Cincinnati Dry Cops Raid Veterans Train Bound for Florida
Federal prohibition agents and police raided a special train carrying several hundred Spanish American War veterans en route to a convention in St. Petersburg, Florida. Police Lieut Samuel Smith and Patrick O’Hanolon of Detroit and Deputy Sheriff William Albrecht of Wayne County admitted ownership of grips containing contraband. Four trains headed for the convention passed Cincinnati, but only the Detroit train was searched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati. O
Prohibition
St. Petersborg
Fla
Cincinnati
Samuel Smith
Patrick O’hanolon
Detroit
William Albrecht
Wayne County
Michigan
Boarder shoots girl and kills mother in Montana
Tony Glavonich, 34, wounded 19 year old Nela Jovicin after she refused to marry him and fatally shot her mother in the Jovicn home in Butte. Police watch all routes from the city as they hunt the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boarder
Girl
Mother
INS
Tony Glavonich
Nela Jovicn
Jovicn
Glayvonich
Butte
Mont
Lamont Reaches Water After Prolonged Drought
Lamont, la, Sept. 25. Water again rains to day after a famine earlier this month. Lack of rainfall lowered the lake supplying the town. Recent rains replenished the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
Ubisity
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