Children Enjoy Opening Day At Dairy Cattle Congress
Crisp autumn weather opens the eleventh annual Dairy Cattle Congress with pages of stock exhibits and farm displays. Children’s day brings noise and color as visitors visit cattle barns, pedestals for Belgians and ponies, and a busy bathing area for prize cattle amid orchestra and band performances.
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Lokparel
Colm Kisler haNning
Catlie Davisen
Gary Breets
Congo
Garry Hermann Asked to Testify in Ball Probe
Chicago telegraph reports August Herrmann former Cincinnati Nationals president and ex national baseball commission chair was asked by State's Attorney Hoyne to testify before the grand jury probing organized baseball. He was ordered to bring affidavits and evidence concerning players and makers under scrutiny. A subpoenaed witness, Amy Kelly of Chicago, denied gambling knowledge despite long attendance at games with figures like Kid Gleason.
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Associated Press
Chicago
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
National Commission
Hoyne
Herrmann
Hemetta D. Kelly
Chica
Kid” Gleason
White Sox
John Collins
Ray Schalk
Ames
Clerk Confesses Theft Of Liberty Bonds In St Louis
Charles A Theines a 22 year old clerk confessed to police he stole liberty bonds valued at 33080 from a royal trust company where he worked and said debts of about 300 and several thousand dollars lost in gambling led to the theft.
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Associated, Press
St. Louis
Charles A. Theines
Reyal Trust Company
Theings
Atlantic Fleet Held Outside Port by Dense Fog
More than 25 large steamships including battles of the Ariatic fleet were anchored in the outer harbor unable to enter due to dense fog since Friday night. A number of trans Atlantic liners were halted on inbound voyages as the Atlantic squadron has pressed to enter the harbor since yesterday.
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New York
Atlantic Squadron
Amundsen Ship Reported Icebound Near Siberia
Fur traders reaching Nome report Captain Ronald Amundsen's polar ship Mantle wedged in polar ice west of Kolyuchin Island near the Siberian coast midway between Wrangel Island and the mainland. The crews are said to be awaiting relief or salvage.
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Wranill Island
Siberian
Nome
Faking Fruit Juices for Soft Drink Trade
Public health service issued a warning against fake fruit beverages sold as orange juice saying many drinks are just sweetened carbonated water with a hint of orange peel flavor and artificial coloring. The alert targets misleadingly labeled products in the soft drink market in Washington D C.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Public Health Service
Boston Banks Seek 90 Day Notice On Savings Withdrawals
Tremont Trust and Fidelity Trust act to invoke state law requiring 90 days notice for withdrawals from savings departments to calm bank runs after Cosmopolitan Trust closure. Officials say funds are sufficient and actions are for depositor protection. Banks emphasize no connection to Cosmopolitan failure and note isolation of troubles to that institution.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Tremont Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Cosmopolit Trust Company
Cosmopolitan
Allen
Atkinson to Speak for Republican Day at Dairy Congress
Major Trent Atkinson of Cleveland Ohio, famed for Taft and Hughes campaign trains, is named the keynote speaker for Republican Day at the Dairy Cattle Congress on Saturday October 2. He will speak in the afternoon, with voters familiar to his persuasive record praising his campaign skills.
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Trent Atkinson
Cleveland
Hughes
National Republican Committee
Lore Alford
Charles A. Rawson
State Republican Committee
Maj. Atkinson
Straw Vote Shows Iowa Women for Senator Harding
Dubuque women voting in the Rexall national straw poll favor Warren G. Harding at 76 to 24 for Cox. Iowa totals show 4 678 for Harding and 2 748 for Cox while Iowa women prefer Harding 1 339 to 455 for Cox. The next results will gauge national sentiment.
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Dubuque
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Cox
Iowa
MacSwiney Enters 46th Day of Hunger Strike in Brixton
Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork remained in a weakened state in Brixton prison on the forty sixth day of his hunger strike. A bulletin said he slept briefly before midnight but had no further rest, and his condition was described as desperate and exhausted.
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Sincaist Press
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self Determination
Londen
Missouri population grows by 110 thousand in decade
The Missouri population rose by about 110,212 during the ten year period, reaching a total of around 3,403,547 residents. The gain represents roughly two point three percent, reflecting growth since the last census and signaling continued expansion in the state.
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Missouri
RY Tie Associated Reac
D. C
Training Women for Machine Shop Urged in Washington
Washington urged vocational training for women and girls in machine work as a national priority. Mary Anderson of the Associated Press reports the push comes from the women’s bureau and Kansas City office, citing rising wheat prices and futures markets turning higher after prior declines. December delivery closed five cents higher and March finished seven cents up.
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Washington, D. C
Mary Anderson
Associated Press Mens Bureau
Department of Kansas City
Jahar
Saturdar
Restrictions on Jewish Admission to Higher Institutes Reported
The last session of the Hmenavian parliament adopted measures by a 27 to 7 vote restricting Jews from entering higher educational institutions except in very small numbers. The Vienna dispatch notes the move as part of broader antisemitic actions in the era.
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Macantey
Vienna
Anatole France to be married to Emmy Treven ta
An outline from L Oeuvre reports the essayist Anatole France will wed Emmy Trevat ta, with the notice published Sept 27. The piece, from The Oeuvre, notes the engagement amid adified listings and newspaper blurbs.
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Asseachited Press
France
Anatoale France
Eutharis
Emmy Trevulta
Tlouvre
Harding on campaign train greets cheering crowds in transit
Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee tours East with stops in Baltimore Wheeling Ashland and Harrisburg after Altoona rally. He praises Cummins Esch railway law to railroad workers and urges public patience with party reform while stressing charity and rational debate.
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Senator Tarding
Senator Hardsing
Baltimore
Marion
Wheeling
Ashland
Harding
Altoona
Pennwanla
Inona
Gecdusxe
Youth at Newton fatally hurt when he flips moving train
A youth at Newton, JA, died after being struck or entangled near a moving train. The incident occurred Sunday as the boy, Jaridon, son of A.C., attempted to board or alight, tumbling under the car wheels.
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Newton
Countess Georgina Markiavicz Returns to Dublin
Sinn MP for St Patrick's division Georgina Markiavicz resumed public life in Dublin after a long period of disappearance. Authorities had been seeking her whereabouts for months, and her reappearance ends the mystery surrounding her case.
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Asssveriy Avery
Countess Georgina Markiavicz
St. Patrick’s
Jiultin
Weather In Davenport Area Cloudy With Dangerous Slippery Roads
Davenport reports partly cloudy conditions with 146 forecast. Showers eastern Iowa over the last 24 hours created dangerously slippery roads, especially near Davenport where incidents occurred.
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LS. Department of Agriculture
Atithe
Uyon
Postville
Iowa
Davenport
Balloons Land in Kentucky After Birmingham Start
Five of the balloons from Birmingham landed in Kentucky after a national elimination run. Balloon No. 4 piloted by Lt H W Meinere and Captain Mabry reached near Lucisport Kentucky. Balloon No. 10 landed near Owensboro while Balloon No. 2 dropped near Indianapolis. Balloon No. 6 reportedly landed north of Evansville. Another balloon, No. 2, was reported near Birmingham before heading toward Akron Ohio. Balloons were part of the national balloon race with pilots Ralph Upson and others involved.
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Commere Army
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Raset
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Baloon
Akron
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Upson
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Goodyear
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Rice
Fla Ind
O. Shox
Toledo
Forsdo
Kansas City
Pilar
Dloneywell
St. Houis
Cedar Rapids Street Car Service Resumed
Cedar Rapids resumed street car service this morning after a Friday 6 p.m. strike. A mediation committee of the Ime Federation of Labor heard the strikers Sunday and ruled the walkout unjust. One man’s car was in operation today as workers were assured employment by industrial plants. The city council ordinance set fares at 7 cents for a single ride or 26 cents for four rides.
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Ime Federation of Labor
International
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Prohibition Party Sees No Difference Between Harding Cox
Chicago Sept 27 The Prohibition party says no difference in records or attitudes on the prohibition issue between Sen Iding and Gov Cox Miss Margaret Wintringer director of the women’s campaign announced today We have made identical proposals to both Mr Cox and Mr Harding and see no distinction in their records on prohibition.
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Tittsburgh
Ideal
Boston
Boston, Sept. 27—— Governor Coolidge
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Associated Press
Chicago
Iding
Gov. Cox
Margaret Wintringer
Prohibition Party
Miss Wintringhe
Cox
Harding
American Aviator Roland Rohifs Injuries Reported Not Serious
In Tanipes France on September 27 Roland Rohifs, hurt when his Texas wildcat airplane crashed during practice for the James Gordon Bennett race, suffered mainly a shoulder fracture with bruises and sprains. An X ray revealed injuries are not as serious as first feared and Roberts may leave by Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Tanipes
France
Roland Rohifs
Texas Wildcat
Robbts
Strike settlement ends Metepec cotton workers dispute
Settlement of the Metepec cotton workers strike in Vera Cruz state was announced by the government on Saturday. The Metepec situation had led to a wave of industrial disturbances and threatened a broader general strike called for by the Mexican proletariat Soviet federation.
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Mexico City
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Metepec
Vera Cruz
Communist Federation of the Mexican Proletariat
Roosevelt on Tour Through New Jersey Campaign Stops
Franklin D. Roosevelt continues a speaking tour across New Jersey after a day of rest at Hyde Park. He is en route to the Pacific coast and is scheduled to address gatherings in Newark and East Orange as part of his campaign swing.
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F. B. Roosevelt
New Jersey
Dean York
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Franklin D. Rease
Pacific Coast
Gey
Newark
East Orange
Grodno Taken by Polish Troops in Northern Russia
Warsaw report says Grodno an important northwestern Russian city near Lithuania has fallen to Polish troops after heavy fighting. Trotsky urged Poland to accept terms but warned peace is unlikely without continued fighting. Soviet air office admits Russian retreat in Grodno while claiming gains near Volkovysk. American Red Cross official notes continued relief work needed in Europe. Trotsky also dismissed peaceful terms at Riga as insufficient for lasting peace.
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Austria
Europe
Livingston Fars Rand
Central Committee of the
American Red Cross
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Moscow
Manchester Guardian
Seave
Riga
Leon Trotzky
Trotsky
Believe Kidnaped Millionaire to Be Chicago Prisoner
Canadian theatrical manager Ambrose J. Small believed held by kidnapers in Chicago. Chief Mooney announced search, with aims to locate Small within 40 hours. Reward of 15,900 dollars offered for John Dougherty in the alleged plot and theft of Canadian war beads.
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Chicago
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Snipers Trigger Panic in Belfast Crowd
Snipers and gunmen opened fire in central Belfast on Sunday night following Saturday shootings that killed a policeman and wounded two others. Civilians were seized during the disorder as police restored order on Royal Avenue and North Street in the Sinn Fein quarter.
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Bomb Explosions Rock Cork City District
A violent explosion and rifle fire shook Cork around 2 am with damage across the business district. Early-morning crowds found Patrick Street and a major department store front shattered, reportedly tied to Sinn Fein activity. Glass littered shops as editors and residents assessed the destruction.
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Patricks Street
Lovesick Cobbler Shoots Woman and Self in Tragic Feud
In Wan Assechi parish a cobbler wounded his wife, a policeman’s wife, then killed himself. Both were injured severely and later died after hospitalization. The incident followed a domestic dispute that had involved a recent divorce motion and reconciliation attempts. The shooter fired a pistol during a confrontation at the couple’s home.
Retail grocers expect broad price drops nationwide
Sol Westerfeld of the Retail Grocers' Action predicts a general decline in food prices, except for butter. He cites bank credit limits and higher wages as factors, with declines seen in tomatoes, sugar, flour, coffee, and bread prospects. Prices for petits fours and canned goods are also expected to fall as crops come in.
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Associated Prassy
Chicago
Sol Westerfeld
Westerfeld
Granger Man Killed in Alleged Escapee Hold Up
Joe Stoner a 22 year old farmer near Granger was shot and killed while driving Sunday night. Officers say robbers escaped from a nearby holdup and fired on Stoner as two vehicles met with bright headlights. A companion, T J Taylor, was in the car and witnesses describe the robbers as two men with a motorcycle. The investigation continues.
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Granger
Joe Stoner
Stoner
Mno
Fred
Stanner
T. J. Taylor
Cox Launches Western Campaign in Nebraska Stops
Gov. Cox opened his seven speech day tour in North Platte Nebraska focusing on League of Nations and agricultural issues. He planned major speeches in Lincoln and Omaha with further stops in South Dakota and Kansas as his western trip continued.
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League of Nations
Cox
Nebraska
Lincoln
South Dako
Kansas
Courier Delays Prompt Home Delivery by 3:20 PM
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 20 o clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause call and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 9 80 p m.
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Hoy
American Legion Opens Convention With Parade Planned
More than 110 delegates gathered at the Hippodrome theatre in Cleveland as National Commander Franklin D Olier led the opening sessions of the Sixty-sixth American Legion convention. The morning featured routine business and remarks by Mayor William Fitzgerald, with a parade of about 20,000 veterans scheduled for the afternoon. The credentials committee discussed representation rules and foreign post votes, while reports highlighted reform and legislation aiding disabled veterans and war risk measures.
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John Thomas Taylor
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France
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Ohio
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