Edwards and Reed Vie In Wet Versus Dry Campaigns
Two national political events shape the day as Gov Edward Edwards seeks the New Jersey Senate nomination amid wet causes while Senator Jim Reed presses his Missouri bid after Harding veto, testing oratory and party loyalties. Reed faces Brewster in what promises to be a heated contest with German voters and Democratic women shaping the outcome.
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Gradek Sullivan
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Edward S. Edwards
America
Atlantic
Ocean
Ierel
Edwards
Whatotaler
Drs
Senate
House
Democratic ‘Party
San Francisco
Missouri
Jim Reed
Harding
St. Louis
Birchtree
Blackwater
Brewster
Reed
Breckenridge Cong
Ozarks
St.Louis
League of Nations
Howard Wilson
Mie-San Felice
Iowa
Isc
Highways U and Summary in Good Condition
The report notes Monds in good condition with no reins reported, indicating stable road status and absence of control issues.
Boy swims river to rescue spaniel in steel trap
Fifteen year old Heather Spencer of San Francisco swam across the Russian River to rescue a cocker spaniel trapped in a steel trap on the opposite bank. She received a gold medal from the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for the act.
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San Francisco
Heather
Spencer
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San Francisco Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Agutale
Late News Gist From Clarinda and Des Moines
Reports from Clarinda warn dogs must be tied or muzzled or shot on sight after a dog bite incident linked to rabies, while in Des Moines Jesse W Cheek, 78, Civil War veteran and Grand Army member, was found dead in his hotel room. Washington reports Edwin R Parker, Missouri lawyer and former War Industries Board member, named American member of a U.S.-German war claims mixed commission. Chicago post office plans a 3800000 dollar mail plane shop on treasury lands near the speedway hospital.
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Clarinda ClarInda
Sherman
Lowa City
Washington, D. C
State Department
Edwin R. Parker
Missouri
War Industries Board
Mixed Commission
Parker
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railroad
Chicago
Chifico
Paul Henderson
Treasury Department
Speedway Hospital
G. A. RL Ve'behran
Des Moines
Jesse W_ Cheek
Grand Army
Pio
Crocker
Washington vows probes into veterans abroad claims
President to send commissions to Europe and the Philippine islands to investigate claims of ex soldiers as government pays thousands in compensation for service in the world war. Col Forbes, director of the Veterans Bureau, led the order. Oliver Morosco announces a new star, his three day old daughter, at a San Francisco hospital.
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Col
Forbes
United States Veterans
Europe
Philippine Islands
Ito
Oliver Morosco
Daughifer
San Francisco
Dove Admits Part in Palm Robbery
Russell Rove formerly of Fairfield admits participation in the July 21 attack on the Palm household near here. Arrested at Bend, Oregon by Sheriff Walter Harris and County Attorney Munro, he will likely be arraigned tomorrow and bound over to the grand jury.
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Fairfield
Russell Rove
Bend
Ore
Walter Harris
Munro
Jefferson County
Burt
Lewis Palm
Move Launched to Defeat Brookhart
An avowed Republican movement to oppose United States Senator Brookhart was launched in Des Moines at Hotel Fort Des Moines with 50 party representatives. A committee will call a state meeting on October 3 to discuss defeating Brookhart, with no independent candidate planned and no Democratic ties claimed.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Republican Party
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Fort Des Moines
Milton Pitt
Crescent
W. J. Haskell
Cedar Rapids
William GC. Harbach
C. C. Nye
Owe
United States Senate
Iowa
Brookhart
Iing
Husband Cables Aid to Mrs Wakefield in Heart Damage Suit
San Francisco September report shows Mrs Rodney Kendrick suing Mrs Wakefield for a $25,000 heart balm claim. Husband of farmer Mrs Spreckels cabled from Hong Kong to support Wakefield, while attorney Byrnes prepared a motion to change venue. Wakefield, abroad in Manila, offered assistance through her legal team.
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Wakefield
San Francisco
Field
Sprecketkefield
Charlies
WL Byrnes
Rodney Kendrick
Spreckels
Manilla
Engagement of Prince Hirohito Formally Announced
Tokio reports the formal engagement of Hirohito prince regent of Japan. The emperor and empress have returned from Nikko. Betrothal gifts will be exchanged in line with royal custom, and Thursday the emperor will decorate Princess Nagako with the sacred treasure.
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Hirohito
Japan
Nikko
Nagako
Aquitania Braces Powerful Atlantic Hurricane
The Cunard liner Aquitania sails toward New York under a fierce hurricane in the mid Atlantic. A 75 mile gale and 30 foot waves pound the sea as 1,275 first cabin and 600 steerage passengers endure. Notables aboard include Sir Reginald McKenna, Sir Claude Hill, and Oliver Iselin as decks suffer minor damage and speed is reduced to eight knots.
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International News Wrtte
Aquitania
Mid-Atlantic
Wireless
Cunard
New York
Reginald McKenna
Claude Hill
Oliver Iselin
Turkish Nationalists Press for Thrace as Dardanelles Tensions Rise
Greek residents in Constantinople fear Turkish forces may seize the capital. Generals Harrington and Pelle press Mustapha Kemal Pasha to withdraw from key frontlines within 48 hours. Britain threatens to reinforce and warns Turks in the neutral zone as talks for a provisional peace begin with an Oct. 2 meeting planned at Mudanya.
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Harrington
Chich
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Swayrna
Kumbalesi
Dardanctes
Paris
Pelle
Hamid Bey
Canstage
Angore
Dardanelles
Black Sea
London
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Chanak
Kum Katecal
Straits
Aegean Sea
Charles W Harrington
Eren Keul
Stamboul
Pera
Associatea
Armistica
Mudanja
Angora
Hamid Ber
Hamid
Mark L. Bristol
United States
Smyrna
Cabinet decides to limit three mile prohibition enforcement
Washington decision ends plan to search ships beyond the three mile limit as cabinet cautions enforcement officers. An executive order outlines handling ships touching shore with their crews or small boats. Canada imposes new liquor clearance rules requiring cash bonds from shippers and proof liquor reached its destination to curb bootlegging.
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United Press
Washington
DB. C
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Cabiier
White House
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Criain
Department of Customs
United States
Dominion
Jfhipper
Monoplane to Try Coast to Coast Flight Soon
Mechanics install a Liberty engine in the big army monoplane piloted by John A. McReady and Oakley Kelly as they prepare for a nonstop flight from San Diego to New York within days. The pilots expect speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour despite possible storms. Additionally, Illinois Knights of Pythias hold their Grand Lodge convention in Decatur to discuss Decatur as a permanent headquarters.
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Cal
John A. McReady
Oakley Kelly
Army
New York
Hlinois Pythians
Decatur
Grond Lodge
Minois
Kuiguts
Pythias
Banquet Guests Linked to Cattle Show in Waterloo
At the Greater Waterloo association monthly meeting routine business was brief. Plans for tonight's banquet honor exhibitors from the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show. About 130 exhibitors will be guests, with 230 plates. A. Ginggy, mayor, will welcome visiting care, hoarse, and machinery men.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
A. &. Ginngy
Open Dardanelles Gate Promises Allied Support
Secretary Hughes announced U S approval of allied proposals to safeguard the Dardanelles and Bosphorus freedom and protect racial and religious minorities in Turkish territories. He noted the plan aligns with American sentiment and urged a peaceful shipping arrangement until a final peace treaty among Turkey Greece and the Allies is reached.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Hughes
Sea of Marmora
Turkey
Greece
Senator Thomas Watson Dies at 66 in Washington
United States Senator Thomas Watson of Georgia died suddenly after dinner, due to a severe asthma attack. A prolific author and Populist figure, Watson ran for vice president in 1896 and president in 1904, with a career marked by political battles and extensive writings including The Story of France. He was born in Columbia County in 1856 and left a long, contentious public life behind.
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United States
Thomas Watson
Georgia
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Watson
Senate
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Clifford W. Walkler
Wigrny
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Napoleon
Thomas Jefferson
Old South
Andrew Jackarson
Thomas.h. Watson
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Hoke Smith
Hoke Goth
Hugh M. Dorsey
Thompson
Ewch
Wilson
Benator Smith
Dorsey
Roford
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Augusta
Senator Watson
Columbia County
John 5S
Anna Eliza Watson
Tie
Mercer University
House of Representatives
Hoover Says Ford Not Fully Advised On Coal Action
Washington dispatch reports Henry Ford criticizing government coal policy amid the strike. Secretary of Commerce Hoover responds that Ford lacks full information on coal conditions and government actions, arguing his conclusions are in error while praising his wish for fair coal pricing.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Ford
Iowa City Reenacts Jay Walking Law in City Council
Iowa City officials re enacted a jay walking ordinance by a 10 to 6 vote to bar pedestrians from crossing at corners and require crossing at right angles in business or residence districts. The 1921 case of merchant Harry Bremer who was arrested for corner cutting prompted the ordinance.
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Lowa City
Towa City
Andes
Harry Bremer
Courier Delivery Timetable and Reprint Policy
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If true error of the carrier bay or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time please phone 3330 and a copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Pola Negri Delights In Stockyards Visit In LA
Polish actress Pola Negri, newly arrived in Hollywood, praised the Chicago stockyards after a visit to Los Angeles. She said the sight would fuel thoughts of starving children in Poland and Russia, expressing strong affection for the stockyards and a powerful reaction to the bustling scene.
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Los Angeles
Cal
America
Pola Negeri
Hollywood
Chicago
Poland
Russia
Burlington Strikers Return to Shops in Burlington
In Burlington Iowa the first definite break in the shopcraft strike ranks shows five men returning to the shops Monday, one rejected, and seven back at work today with more applicants. The Warlington railroad reports 097 employed in the shops now, and plans to build 200 to 364 new homes near the shops to house families of men from other points who will stay through the winter.
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Burlington
Warlington
Bombing in Limerick Wounds Civilians and Captures
Belfast dispatch reports thirteen civilians wounded by bomb explosions in Limerick. Fifty irregulars captured as heavy fighting near Glendalough ends after a three hour battle. Attackers named Doyle Mullingas and Clanmel were driven off.
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Limerick
Glendalough
Doyle
Mullingas
Clanmel
Woman Alleges Slander in Clarion Court Case
Mrs Mary Leeper of Clarion files a damage suit for 15000 dollars against G H Lee alleging slander. Proceedings note that original notice and service were to occur at the term of court. Leeper claims the affair involved vile pamphlets and questions parentage of her children.
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Clarion
Mary Leeper
G. HH
G. H. Lee
Waterlo o Belgian Show Attracts 15000+ Attendances
Kansas wins dairy and Belgian horse contest as Waterloo hosts the Dairy Cattle Congress with over 15 000 attendees. Belgians lead judging with Marquis du Hemel owned by Harry Stamp of Roachdale and Bree Lyck owned by Charles Irvine among top entries. Day two saw continued classes for Belgians Ayrshires and Brown Swiss, with a large crowd in Exhibition Hall Hippodrome and a banquet for exhibitors.
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Bell, Wooster
Kennedy
Sioux City
Marquis du Hemel
Harry Stamp
Roachdale
Stamp
Heng
M. A. McMahon
Jerseyyiffe
Alfred de Bree Eyck
Charles Irvine
Wera
Bree Lyck
Stratford
Bree
Irony
C. G. Good & Son
Ogden
Good
Farcour
Simon Peterson
Ogden,wy
Harvey Smith
Boswell
Ind
Ritchie, Irvine and
Hildebrand Bros
Gledbrook
Farceur
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hippodrome
W. J. Kennedy
Waterlos
Cates
Russell-Lamson
J. P. Eves
Howard Harker
Ohio
Kansas
Taaile
Saae
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