Radicals Profit From Wall Street Stock Rise
New York reports the American fund for public service expanded from 500 000 to 3 150 000 in two years aiding radical groups. Morris Ernst notes stock gains in First National Bank, while Norman Thomas mocks the gains on George F. Baker. Garland started the fund with 800 000 from his father’s estate and now funds education and a radio station bid.
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New York
Charles Gutland
North Carver
Mass
Wall Street
American Fund For Public Service
Morris Ernst
Ernst
First National Bank
Norman Thomas
Wath Street
George F. Baker
First_National Bank
George E B. Baker
Garland
Harvard
Tames 4
Boston
Easton
Charles Garland
American Civil Liberties Union
Morris L. Ernst
Oklahoma Leader
Seattle Union Record
Minnesota Daily Star
Brookwood Labor College
The
Labor Defense Counsel
Chicago
Cold spell continues with 7 degree reading
A fifth straight night below 50 degrees was recorded in the Waterlog area as temperatures dropped to 7. Forecasts call for warmer, showery weather tonight and Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached 78, the week’s peak, while today’s high was expected near 74.
Asakusa Residents Contest Fly Catch Day Prizes
In Tokio's Asakusa ward residents captured nearly 15 bushels of flies on extermination day. One hundred eleven streets used devices to trap flies and won prizes including one sen per 20 flies, glass fly-catchers, a silver watch, cotton goods, and a paper umbrella.
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Tokio
Asakusa
Sitting Bull Once West Point Cadet Revealed in Dougherty Tale
Labarty Missouri Sept. 23. In Capt. Lewis B. Dougherty death last month a remarkable tale emerges about Sitting Bull. Dougherty, 97, first white Kansas born, recounts Edwards a dark skinned Missouri student who sought West Point via President Polk. Edwards was expelled from Missouri and later joined the army, becoming a cadet before fate led to Sioux council at Fort Laramie.
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Labarty
Lewis B. Dougherty
Sit Ung Bull
Universty
Missouri
West Point
Dougherty
Kansas
John Dougherty
United States
Platte Territory
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Captain Dougherty
Sitting Bull
Fred Z. Courtney
Courtney
Capt. Dougherty
University of Missouri
Edwards
Columbia
Washington
Polk
Vary Vancy
Point
Fort , Laramie
Wye
Cow Man de Luxe on Way to Anamosa
LeRoy Austin a 26 year old confidence man famed for dairy knowledge travels from Waterloo to the Anamosa reformatory. He praises cows and dairying, hopes for a dairy job, and discusses his past scams totaling worthless checks across states. He reveals an amputated-avoiding leg condition and braces for potential surgery.
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Anamosa
LeRoy Austin
de Luxe
Waerloo
Austin
Joseph Holker
Holker
Lawrence P. Scott
Philadelphia
Portrait of St Francis of Assisi Found in Mission Ruins
In Santa Barbara’s mission ruins the famed portrait of St Francis of Assisi, valued around 20000 dollars, was salvaged after the earthquake. Painter Theodore N. Lukits will restore it by attaching a new canvas and carefully removing old varnish and debris to reveal the artist’s name if possible. The five by three foot ten inch painting shows the saint in prayer with a skull and Bible nearby.
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Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Francis of Assisi
Theodore N. Lukits
American Federation of Arts
Lukits
Bran
Army Enlistments Open in the Philippines
Enlistments are open for service in the Philippines including coast artillery and infantry. Cor poral Lee Greenup, in charge of the local army recruiting station on the post office second floor, lists clerks, armorers, carpenters, cooks, chauffeurs, electricians, airplane mechanics, auto mechanics, dental technicians, airplane riggers and nurses.
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Coast Artillery
Philippine Islands
Lee Greenup
Ruppert Elected President of U S Brewers Assn
Col. Jacob Ruppert, president of the New York American League club, was elected president of the United States Brewers association today, succeeding Christian W. Plegenspan who resigned.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
New York American League Baseball Club
United States Brewers Association
Christian W. Plegenspan
Newark
N. J
Rev T J Pettit Named Des Moines Labor College President
Des Moines Iowa September 25 AP Rev T J Pettit of Highland Park Methodist church was elected president of the Des Moines Labor College succeeding KR CO McCarthy. Pettit formerly led a federated church in Fort Dodge and gained prominence for labor work. The college opens October 13 with a 20 week program and about 350 enrollees. It will offer trade instruction plus English economics physiology health education and real estate and labor law.
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Nest Moines
T. J. Pettit
Highland Park
Centerville Tire Plant Sold for 20000 to Texan Buyer
The Centerville Tire and Rubber company has sold its plant and equipment to W. E. Pearson of Amarillo Texas for 20000. The building and entire outfit of the once prosperous factory will be moved to Texas and offered for sale. The sale was arranged by a committee representing the bondholders.
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Centerville
Centerville Tire and Rubber Company
W. E. Peason
Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Sioux Chief Sitting Bull Emerges Among Sioux Leaders
An account describes the ceremonial scene with Dougherty presenting a Sioux chief who stirs from the tent and appears to be Sitting Bull, then newly recognized by Sioux leaders as a great chief around 1842.
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Doughery
Dougherty
Sitting Bull
Zoff Brothers Sentenced to Eight Months in Jail
Roland and Gerald Zoff, brothers, were sentenced by Judge G C Scott in federal court at Cedar Rapids to eight months in Black Hawk county jail after pleading guilty to transporting a stolen automobile across a state line. Deputy Fred Gilmore brought them here today. Gilmore will also take William G Parent to Sioux City to face trial for impersonating a federal officer in a badger game.
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Roland and
Gerald Zoff
G. C. Scott
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk County
United States
Fred Gilmore
Gilmore
William G. Parent
Sioux City
Class of 75 to be initiated into K C Waterloo council
Waterloo council No. 700 Knights of Columbus will initiate a Class of 75. John Fitzgerald was re elected worthy grand knight for the coming year and John Welbes was re elected deputy grand knight. New officers named include F C Mariman chancellor Frank Wilhelm recording secretary Paul Dimwald warden W J Beecher advocate Joe Kopache inside guard A J Mullen outside guard Joe Fosselman trustee C L McDermott treasurer M E Becker financial secretary and Rev Fr B J Slattery chaplain with E H McCord delivering a brief address.
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Waterloo Council
Knights of Columbus
John Fitegerald
Sworthy
John Welbes
F. C. Mariman
Frank Wilhelm
Paul Dimwald
W. JL. Beecher
Joe Kopache
A. J. Mullen
Joe Fossel- Mian
C. L. McDermott
M. E. Becker
B. J. Slattery
E. H. McCord
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By Ben Batsford
Lidian Lewter
J. L. Althouse
Waterloo, Lowa
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P.O
St. Francis
Philippines
Des Moines Labor College
Centervilles
K. & T. Clothes Shop
East Fourth St
Zoff Brothers
K. C
Starck
South
Wabash Avenue
Loop
P.a.starck Fiano Co
DE Wole & Company, Inc
Milwaukee
P.O. Box
Waterloo
Hlicher
E. Fourth St
Economy Center
Tomor
Steve Pipe
Angel Food
ASC
Tor
William Jennings
Bryan
Tris Porind
Tapeor
Ancelotes
Chicago Sunday Herald
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Chicago Sunday
Herald Axp Examiner
T. J. Gadthier
Whatesale
Chicago Herald Am Examer
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