Fights and Traffic Court Highlights From Police Court
Police court proceedings show Dick Lottman fined 10 dollars plus costs after defending himself in a street fight case involving two crippled men and alleged harassment of two married women. The report also notes a vehicle speeding incident with Bessie Middlehuaf and other traffic violations, plus heavy fines for drunken behavior and several bond forfeitures.
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Dick Lottman
Elmer Feely
C. B. Courtright
Lottman
Althorving
Vor
Bessie Middlehouf
Rainbow Drive
L. F. McGarvey
Mervin DeLong
Orville Hirsch
Russell Smith
WE. Smith
Jack Schenck
Huber
Carter
A.car
Jacob
Miles
Betty Moon
Winda Smith
Open Convention of the American Legion Draws 1000 Delegates
Commander Ughers delivers a report at the Minneapolis convention recounting the Legion’s rapid growth since Paris and St Louis meetings. He emphasizes law and order as the core service, calls for fair treatment of disabled veterans, and urges a unified, efficient national effort with local post cohesion.
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American Legion
Minneapolis
Paris
St. Louis
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Eiter
Te Ioa
Gether
S.ay
Washington
M Wen
Mmen
Winners listed at Iowa cattle congress Belgian stallions judging
Judges named at the Cattle Congress Arena as Belgian Stallions five years old and over are led by Alfred de Bree Eyck entered by Charles Irvine Ankeny Ia with Frison and Ogden Hu also placing. Four year olds under five years include Mo marque and Packwood with Rowdy third. Additional classes to be judged today.
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George Hall
Des Moines
Alfred de Bree Eyck
Charles Irvine
Ankeny
Frison
W. Hamilton
Paullina
Ogden Hu
Dr. Hamilton
C. Jones
Livermore
Echelon
W. T. Davenport
Bradgate
Moco
Enth
Monarch
Carruthers
Masonville
Duke of Silver Valley
Momarque
C. G. Good
Ogden
Black Bruno
W.C. Estes
Packwood
Rowdy
George Rupp
Lamp
Waterloo Realtor Seeks 27500 Over Lease Negotiations
Cowin files suit in the morning demanding 27500 from Kresge Co for services rendered in securing a ten year lease on Fourth Street East property now occupied by the defendant. He alleges months of negotiations and that his efforts warrant the fee. Waterloo court action.
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Cowin
Kresge Company
Fourthtreet East
Waterloo Realtor
Great impediment to European finance cited at Brussels conference
In Brussels on Sept 27 R H L Bruyand British vice president of the International Financial conference warned that socialization and nationalization of industry pose the largest obstacles to Europe’s economic build. Gustav Ader, former Swiss president, opened the session as presiding officer while the assembly crowded to hear proceedings.
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Brussels
Europe
R. H L. Bruyand
International Financial Conference
Gustav Ader
Switzerland
Femiatise Progress and Gladys Twobble Plans
A dialogue quotes Gladys Twobble leaning toward a second stage of soul development. She contemplates becoming a tug shop worker or a missionary and, in about a year, may marry a earnest young man and settle into a modest bungalow life.
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Gladys Twobble
Gladys
Americans Demand Change in Air Race Landing Field
Americans urge immediate redesignation of a new landing field and rule changes for the Gordon Bennett international air race at Etampes France. Capt Claude R Collins of Pennsylvania and C Anderson Wright of Texas send cables to Col. Thompson, warning of potential danger to American pilots and alleging foreign entrants attempt to thwart the Americans.
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New York
Etamopes
France
Sen
Col. Thompson
Claude R. Collins
Aviators Club of Pennsylvania
C. Anderson Wright
Aero Club of Texas
Roland Rohifs Yester
Capt
Collins
America
Etampes
Iowa Secretary of State to Be Called in Consumers Case
Iowa Indiana Missouri Minnesota and Ohio Secretaries of State will be subpoenaed to testify in the Consumers Packing case. The action tests how state investigations into the company’s incorporation were handled as officials face charges of using the mails to defraud. The U S district attorney in New York will also be summoned as a government witness.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Chicago
Indiana
Misssouri
Ohio
Federal Building
Consumers” Packing Company
United States
New York
Veterans of the Thirty Fifth Division Attend Topeka Reunion
Missouri and Kansas veterans gathered in Topeka for their annual Thirty Fifth Division reunion. Gov. Allen spoke to the ex-soldiers in the afternoon. Calendar and advertising specialists also convened in Chicago for the seventeenth annual meeting of the National Association of Advertising Specialty Manufacturers.
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Assa Topeka
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Allen
Chicago
National Association of Advertising Specialty Manufacturers
Sugar drops as top refiners cut prices
The Associated Press reports a weak sugar market in New York with three leading refiners reducing prices by half a cent to 14 cents per pound for granulated sugar. The move mirrors broader unsettled trends in commodities and advertising is noted as news.
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the Associated Press
New York
City in Brief Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Local notices summarize Graham Hay resuming studies, Katherine Flynn visiting Chicago, O D Smisor and son visiting in Monrovia, DeWalt Payne starting medical studies, Helen Schlabank returning from Wisconsin, Florence Tate’s vacation, and residents attending society meetings. Fire stations update on readiness and new opening planned pending electrical work.
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Graham Hay
Joseph Hay
Ames
Olive G. Pickett
Vinton
Bouna Rae
Edwards Street
Katherine Flynn
Washington Street
Chicago
O. O. Nelson
Wey
Corti
OD. G. Smisor
George
Monrovia
EL Smisor
Baltimore Street
DeWalt Payne
Waterloo
Colege of Medicine
Ualversin
Minois
Urbana
Helen Schlabank
Florence Street
Wisconsin
George Smith
Minneapolis
Nth
Belge Minn
T Sistersmith
William
Alice $ Blonigan
First 1920 World Series Games Set Dates
The American League won the pennant toss at the national commission meeting. The first World Series game will be played Oct. 5 in the American League city, with games Oct. 5 6 and 7 in the same city. If necessary the series moves through Oct. 16 with potential alternates between Chicago and Cleveland.
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Associates Press
Chicago
National Commission Tos
Bathanal
Cor
Tha’ Uinth Gant
Jy Ncessary
Nations
Vacatio
Cleveland
Ion
Pen and pig as money making ideas in changing economy
The Minneapolis Journal discusses two contrasting ideas as potential money makers. It notes the shift from feeding hogs on cheap corn to a high-value corn market, analyzing how corn at $1.50 a bushel and hogs at $2 per hundredweight could affect profitability and bankruptcy considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
England
Bankruptcy Court
Northwest hog farming profits rise despite volatile markets
A Western survey shows northwestern hog raisers prosper while pork market swings hit other sectors. Hogs feed on field wastes and corn belt grain, extending habitat similar to cattle and sheep. Federal earnings note New York bank profits and distribution to government. Arthur legends tie to Glastonbury relics and Cadbury Hill lore.
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Northwest
Chicago
Aittle
North‘west
Ravely
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