Waterloo Hosts Dairy Cattle Congress and Belgian Horse Show
The Reigian Horse Exposition and Dairy Cattle Congress open with barns at capacity as exhibits spill into the Exhibition Hall. Readers’ milk scores place Cedar Rapids and Waterloo among top cities. Children enter free on Waterloo’s youth day amid school closings and garden displays. Local judging teams compete while Buckner’s Jubilee Quartet performs in the automobile building.
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Old Manz
Innal Dairy Cattle Congress
America
Ormaly
C. Thompson
Cei Rapids
Waterloo
Ceir Rapids
Abuqué
Abuque
Burlington’ Srd
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Swuch Bluffs
Sioux City
Art Dodge
Davenort
Marshall
Muscatine
Ilk
Imain
Black Hawk Funity
Tony
Watloo Schools
Maor
Middlewest
Mississippi Valley
Iry Cattle Congress
Snors
Ize
Buckner
Mississippi
Alabama
Congress
Emma Goldman in Moscow Praises Russia Less Liberty Than U S
Emma Goldman in Moscow declares less liberty in Russia than in the United States and says she will eventually return to America. Police investigate Frank Sinnick, a Riverdale police chief by day and lone bandit by night, after a Chicago saloon hold up. Also reported, fears for 35 fishing party members missing after leaving Staten Island for Ambrose Channel banks.
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Russia
U.S
Emma Goldman
Moscow
America
U. P
Chicago
Frank Sinnick
Less
Sinnick
Fort
New York
John Heaney
Staten Island
Ambrose Channel
Woman HoldUp Gets Three Years Vacation
Des Moines Mae Knuckles involved in an attempted taxi cab robbery and was sentenced to three years in Rockwell's reformatory by Judge Utterback. Urbain Ledoux headed to Washington to press President Harding on war profits and welfare gifts. W. W. Atterbury warned wages must fall or railroads face government control. Henry Albert Mills, art director at Cornell College, died after months of illness. An assassination attempt on Gen Joseph Pilsudski in Lemberg resulted in three wild bullets missing the target.
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Des Moines
Mae Knuckles
Man's Reformatory
Rockwell
Stydy
MR. Zero
White House
New York
Urbain Ledoux
Washington
Harding
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Ian iHenry
Albert Mills
School of Fine Arts
Poland
Paris
Joseph Pilsudski
Polish Republic
Lemberg
Galicia
Former Slashes Wife and Commits death by own action
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd Moville notes a violent incident where Iris Clark, a farmer’s wife near here, was critically injured when her husband attacked her with a butcher knife. The husband later killed himself. A separate report details a pistol battle and robberies in other cities.
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Lloyd George
Associated Press
London
Lloyd Moville
George
Gary
W. D
Eamon de Valera
Iris Clark
Ina
Here
New York
Emma GoldmanPlans Return to U S After Russia Visit
Emma Goldman, dubbed the Mother of American Anarchism, discusses leaving Russia for Berlin to attend an international anarchist congress and then return to the United States to educate Americans. She asserts no change in views despite her time in Russia and expresses conditional approval of violence only in extreme cases. Alexander Berkman, deported with Goldman, will accompany her to Berlin.
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United States
Russia
Berlin
Germany
America
Aby Pind
Alexander Berkman
Emma
Bishop Conducts Lake Calhoun Sermon From Sailboat
Dr Charles Bayard Mitchell bishop of St Paul Methodists preached from a sailboat anchored thirty feet offshore as congregants lined the shore of Lake Calhoun. A four man ministerial quartet joined him aboard while automobiles filled the boulevard for the Northern Minnesota conference service. The bishop spoke on Biblical teachings and their relevance to modern life.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles, Bayard Mitchell
St.’ Paul
Methodist Episcopalehuren
Lake Calhoun
Minnesota
Mitchell
Five Thousand Marines Join Fall Maneuvers Near Civil War Battlefield
Five thousand Marines left Quantico before daybreak to participate in fall maneuvers. The force is described as the largest U.S. military assembly since World War II demobilization, testing operations in the region of Civil War battlefields near the Wilderness.
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Associated Frees
Quantico
Housand
United States
Marine Corps
Mine Meet Split Over Howat Back-To-Work Order
At the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis the Kansas district faction backed Howat and opposed returning strikers to the Dean and Reliance mines while administration delegates led by John L. Lewis argued for enforcing contracts. A roll call vote was anticipated to decide the issue with a lengthy process expected Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Dean and Reliance
Howat
John L. Lewis
Jowat
Arbuckle Manslaughter Case Put Over to October 3
Fatty Arbuckle appears in court representing himself as the manslaughter case linked to Virginia Rappe heads toward a Oct. 3 preliminary hearing. The arraignment cited dramas in Judge Louderback’s San Francisco courtroom with observers and Mrs Minta Durfee present.
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United Pf
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Louderback
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Fally_ Arbuckle
Minta Durfee
Sheriff to Sell Vagrants' Services to Highest Bidder
Oklahoma City officials announce four men held in county jail as vagrants will be released to the highest bidders among those offering work. Sheriff Dancy and County Attorney Hughes say bids will determine which workers are released after all bids are received. The notice follows an interagency discussion on unemployment and the need to place labor.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Seld
Dancy
Iughes
Hughes
Trainmen Vote to Strike Over Wage Cut
The Brotherhood of Halfway Trainmen reports a majority of its 184000 members favor a strike rather than accept the wage cut ordered by the U S railroad labor board. Four more unions and 259000 members begin ballot counts next Monday as they consider joining a general strike.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brotherhood of Halfway
United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Labor ‘Board
St. RL
Pennsylvania Railroad System
United States Railroad Board
Mount Missing Northwestern Student Seen by Cop at Door
Evanston Illinois September 26 Leigh ton Mount missing Northwestern University student who vanished after a class fight returned to his home but could not enter secretly and again disappeared Rob ert Kelling a state constabulary member reports Mount remains unlocated as police launch a new search after sighting an automobile with five occupants near the Mount residence.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Robert Kelling
State Constabulary
Mount
Kelling
Pullman Dividends Put Company in Red for 1921
Pullman Company reports for the year ending July 31 1921 revenue of 6 242 066.31 including 60 315 717.76 from car earnings for 11 months. Total expenses including declared dividends of 9 599 820 were 70 720 902.23, excess of expenses over revenue 2 878 25 92. Assets total 163 248 989.03.
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Publi
Improvement Plans Kill Chicago Suburb
The village of Gross Point, a Chicago suburb founded in 1864, votes to dissolve as a municipality. The village hall, fire department, police cell and equipment are offered for sale. A costly sewer project is blamed for the demise of the village, which will be divided among neighboring suburbs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gross Point
Dismissal Overtures In Chicago Police Graft Probe
Chicago authorities signal mass dismissals as federal probes into liquor violations widen. Police Chief Chariss Fitzmorris says about half the 5 000 officers may be implicated and has a list of replacements ready.
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Associated
Fitzmorris
Detective Bureau
State Subpoenas Force 17 Witnesses in Lyda Southard Case
Twin Falls readers followed the Lyda Southard trial as the state subpoenaed 137 witnesses and planned to probe the deaths of four to five former husbands. The defense and prosecution prepared to explore past life details, including arsenic poisoning linked to a $10,000 life policy. The defendant’s family and husband attended as the courtroom filled early.
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Twin Falls
Lyda Southard
Edward F. Meyer
W. J. Trueblood
Ewin Falls
Lourt
Scout Remembers 10 Cent Debt for Year
James Strong an 11 year old boy from Hogers Park repaid a 16 cent earfare loan to Policeman E J Maberg after a year of debt. He offered a cigar to the officer when Maberg refused the repayment in full.
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Scout
Chicago
James Strong
Hogers Park
E. J. Moberg
Evanston
James
Maberg
Disabled Veteran Drowns in Skunk River at Colfax
Colfax Iowa September 26 United Press reports veteran Bert Cutler a soldier in the government hospital in Colfax drowned Sunday after falling from a high railroad bridge into the Skunk River. He staggered before the plunge and likely lost his footing. His home is Deep River.
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United Press
Colfax
Bert Cutler
Skunk
Cutie
Deep River
Unclear Highway Weather Report Noting Several Iowa Cities
Weather bureau summary reports unpaved highways in fair to good condition across an Iowa region. Forecasts for tonight and Sunday described with local temperatures and mixed conditions. Cities listed include Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault Waverly and more.
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Weather Bureau
Channe Ity
Earth
Albert Len
Mion
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Farivault
Dir
L Crosse
Wir
Iasson City
May Town
New Lown
Jostville
Waverly
Grand Army of the Republic Holds Fifty-Fifth Encampment
Indianapolis hosts the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with 26 000 veterans and affiliated groups present. Since last year 9 000 members have died, signaling large attendance. Special trains bring attendees from Missouri Ohio Illinois New England states and Canada. Milwaukee and Des Moines seek the fifty-sixth encampment site.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Army of the Republi
Grand Army
Missouri
Ohio
Ilinois
New England
Canada
Milwaukee
New Moines
Optimistic Speaker Booted At Union Meeting
Ghiesgo Sept 26 A local metal workers union meeting adopted resolutions urging a pension for unemployed with a minimum of 26 dollars a week. The session ended after one speaker was escorted from the rostrum as about 200 attendees disapproved of his remarks that the country’s situation is not as bad as painted. Dr Ben Rittman was asked to desist speaking following the disruption.
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Associated Press
Ghiesgo
Metal Workers’ Union
Ben Rittman
Baby Floats Down Fox River Unhurt
A 10 month old girl floated 596 feet down the Fox River at St. Charles Illinois and escaped unharmed. Mrs Edward Leif wife of a local police officer caught the child near shore as waves carried her along the crest. The river surged wide and shallow at the drop point as the incident unfolded yesterday.
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St. Charles
Ill
Fox River
Edward Leif
Court Finds City Not Liable for Mad Dog Bite Case
Polk county district court rules city not responsible for injuries from mad dogs. Decision cites $11,000 damages suit by Sam Anderta against the city. case notes death of Bessie from hydrophobia. Proceedings described as filed by the city to the suit and referencing a MS fee.
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Associated Press
Polk County District
Sam Andertano
Andertano
Bessie
ERMAN MARKS EA Nase HUNDRED TO SS C
By the Associated Press New York marks tride another low record to day. Preliminary quotations varied from 0.573 to 0.880 vents each.
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Erman
EA Nase
Associated Press
New York
New York Leads Cleveland to Five Three At Halfgame
New York led Cleveland 5 to 3 after five innings in today’s game. Mabe Roe hit his seventh homer of the season, bringing the score to 5-3 in favor of the Yankees.
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New York
Cleveland
Yankees
Mabe Ror
Harding calls for united America in unemployment talks
President Harding urges global reach of unemployment conference aims and pledges to keep the treasury untaxed while stressing work for all. He cautions against open social reform plans, says Hoover to lead program, and warns winter hardships may worsen unemployment.
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Washington, D.D. C
United States
United State
Hardling
Hoover
America
All America
Soluma
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