Belgian Horse and Cattle Show Honors discussed at State Fair
Livestock judging rings run full tilt as Belgian horses and cattle contest top prizes at the State Fair. Judges favor Marshall and Inanna lines with Nellie’s Stasis and Czar L. earning high awards. Belgians, Brown Swiss, and Ayrshires captivate crowds, with Crest herds and Duchrae Grandee figures highlighted.
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Fam
Dairy Cattle Congress of
International Belgian Horse
S. Marshall & Son
Leslie
Mich
D. Alta Crest Farms
Nellie
Marshall
Columis
Vogel
Hull Brothers
Paines
Dge
Czar L
Ooney & Larrabee
Fortedee
Howard Farl
Jowan
Ozar L
Almm
Zar L
Ayrshire
Eastern
Orr
J. A. McLean
Fred Baskins
Cedaralls
Batty Stamp
Indiana
Crownver & Brendhorst, Hudson
Marquis de Hemel
Esterday
Farceur
Marceur
C. G. Good
Ito
Ribbon
Irymdale de Sree Buck
J. C. Ritchie
Minois
Diana
Kai
Bandit Gardner Escapes McNeils Island Appeals for Pardon
Roy Gardner reportedly escaped McNeil's Island after being wounded twice. He sent a letter to the San Francisco Bulletin pleading President Harding for a pardon and promising reform to build a new life for his wife and child.
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McNeil’s Island
United Press
San Francisco
Roy Gardner
San Francisco Bulletin
California
Gardner
Harding
Days to Drive All Over Iowa Campaign Announced
The Town Antisaloon league unveiled a statewide effort for absolute prohibition in Iowa. Beginning in Lee county on October 9 the drive plans Sunday church meetings in cities across the state with league officers and volunteers from pulpits and colleges speaking to combat bootlegging and booze running.
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Associated Press
Deg Moines
Iowa
Lee County
Antisaloon League
League
Refused Permit for Dormer Windows in Glencoe House
John Schannon of Glencoe lost a building permit for his new house after a dispute with the village building commissioner over dormer windows. Schannon appealed to the circuit court for an injunction to proceed, arguing he will freeze spending winter in his garage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Schannon
Glencoe
Electrical Workers Convene in St Louis 600 Delegates Attend
In St Louis Missouri on Sept 27 the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers opened its sixteenth biennial convention with more than 600 delegates representing about 200,000 members. The event continues through Oct 3. Open shop criticisms arose in talks as James P Noonan of Washington warned that a campaign to destroy organized labor is underway but cannot succeed.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
James P. Noonan
Washington
International Union
Department of Labor
Hoover
Department
Department of Commerce
Labor Department
Secretary of Commerce
Stockholders appeal Grand Trunk value ruling
Shareholders of the Grand Trunk railway will appeal to the privy council against the board of arbitration finding the common and preferred stocks valueless. Eminent counsel will be engaged to prosecute the appeal.
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Associated Frees
Tandon
Grand Trunk Railway
Privy Council
Board of Arbitration
Show Girl Tells Arbuckle Party Details At Inquest
Zer Pyvron, a showgirl, testified she saw Roscoe Arbuckle with Virginia Rappe in Arbuckle's hotel suite. She described the aftermath and alleged mistreatment, including an ice incident and threats related to Rappe's condition. The grand jury considered extortion claims involving Semnmacher and heard related testimony.
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United Press
San Francisco
Zer Pyvron
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Mrs. Délmont
Mrs. Delmont
Virginia
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Miss Pyrran
Miss Pyvron
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Alfred Semmacher
San Francisco Grand Jury, Which Last Night Heard Semnmacher
Semnacher
Grand Jury
Frank Dominguez
Tounser
Dominguez
Los Angeles
Bambina Delmont
Sylvain T. Lazarus
Courier Delivery Prompt By Five Thirty
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper on time due to carrier error or other causes, please call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p.m.
Love Your Enemy Brand of Hoodh Found in Dubuque
Moonshine cases stir court as Carl Kolfenbach admits starting a fight and asks for leniency for a companion who did not retaliate. He pleads guilty for himself and is fined five dollars plus costs. the other man is dismissed.
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Hoodh
Dubuque
Associated Press
Dubuqne
Masons in Iowa Warned Against Ku Klux Klan Ties
Grand Master Amos N. Alberson charges Iowa Masons to avoid joining or aiding any organization like the Ku Klux Klan. He orders the warning letter read at next lodge meetings to publicize that Masonry cannot endorse groups subverting lawful government or fostering bigotry.
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Iowa
Amos N. Alberson
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Masons
Episcopal Deaconess Shot by Negro in Galesburg
Miss Josephine Peterson 40 an Episcopal deaconess was shot and seriously wounded at 3 30 p m yesterday in Galesburg by Percy Fletcher a negro after she refused to go into his home with him He was captured at 5 a m and held in the county jail after identification by Miss Peterson.
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Associated Press
Galesburg
Josephine Peterson
Percy Fletcher
Peterson
Two Die as Submarine R-6 Sinks in San Pedro Harbor
The R-6 submarine sank in San Pedro harbor. two crew members are confirmed dead, one drowned, and divers search the wreck 361 feet below. Lieut. J R Chambers led the escape efforts amid torpedo tube and mooring failures.
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Outer Harbor
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Fleet
San Pedro
Los Angeles Examiner
J. Dreffen
Spaulsberg
New Mexico
Camden
J. R. Chambers
Frst
Sd, Jute
J. M. Steel
Curwood offers $1000 for Poisoner of Dog
James Oliver Curwood, author of animal tales, mourns the death of a prized English setter from poisoning. He offers a $1000 reward for the capture of the responsible party. The notice lists a weather department report and regional towns under a broader territory.
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Curwood
Associated Press
Owosso, Mich
James Oliver Curwood
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Farthank
Minntrosse
Wis
Three Girl Hikers Reach California
Three young hikers travel from SA or nearby to California arriving in San Francisco on September 27. They plan to enroll as University of California students after a four month journey estimated to cost about $100 per person. Local temperatures marked mild as the group resumes their adventure.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Torkao
Mildred Karp
BR m
University of California
Torsadventure
Death Cells in Other States Yawn for Mrs. Southard
Twin Falls Ida Sept 27 The trial of Mrs Lyda Southard for the murder of her fourth husband Edward Meyer continues as prosecutors discuss re arrest and extradition plans. The defense condemns the move as a bid to influence the jury. Tennessee authorities indicate possible charges from McHaffie’s relatives if she is acquitted.
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States
Southard
Idaho
United Press
Polis
Ida
Lyda Southam
Boul Die State
Twin Falls
Mra
Lyda Southard
Bluebeard
Edward EF. Meyer
BE. Collins
Billings
Mont
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
William G. McHuatfie
Mchaffie
Man Sentenced to Eat Ice Cream for Hair Pulling
In Chicago Judge Fetzer ordered Paul Baumgart to replace liquor with ice cream on his menu for a year as part of a probation after he was arraigned on a complaint by his wife who said he pulled her hair. A $200 fine was also imposed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Paul Baumgart
Fetzer
Baumgart
Wetzer
Farmer Jis Killed by Milwaukee Train
Retired farmer Jay Neal Cromley, 65, by Rhodes, was killed after stepping from a freight line to avoid a train and was struck by a passenger train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul tracks. The incident occurred last night near Marshalltown.
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Jis
Milwaukee
Marshalltown
Jay Neal Cromley
Rhodes
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railroad Detective Shot by Holdup Men
Lewis R. Gustafson, detective for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, died today from a wound received last night when two highwaymen robbed a pedestrian and he intervened. Two of Gustafson's brothers were rushing to assist him, arriving an hour before the shooting.
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Omaha, Neb
Leowis R. Gustafson
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Gustafson
Resing
Advan
Five Cent Fares Fund Larger San Francisco Tram Extension
The San Francisco board of supervisors approved 116000 dollars to extend municipal traction to Oceanview, an outlying district, funded by surplus after five prior extensions. The move accompanies a five cent fare and broader service expansion for the city's railway system.
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Notiated Press
San Frank Cal
San Francisco Board of Supotevisors
Oceanview
Municipal Railway
Gather Data to Make Stockyards Packers Control Effective
Washington D C Sent 27 The organization within the department of agriculture to administer the law regulating the packing industry has been officially designated as the packers and stockyards administration. The administration is selecting information needed to designate the stockyards companies under the department jurisdiction and is compiling lists of commission men and others subject to the law. Anouncements of these will be made periodically.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Conference Tells Wage Reductions Gauging Idleness
A Labor conference panel heard testimony from Mass achusetts and New York figures on unemployment and willingness to accept wage cuts. Witnesses said many veterans and unskilled workers are unemployed or underemployed while job openings exist, with noted regional variations and a push for surveys and emergency measures.
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Associates Press
Washington
WL. G
At & Ganse
Moswell F. Phelps
Massachusetts
National Employment Conference
Iito
Phelps
A. Jacobs
Burea
New York
New
Troubleshusetts
Jacobs
Nnskilled
R. R. Tuts
National Industrial Conference Board
Woot
Senate
United Press
D. C
Department of Commerce
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Alberson
Episcopal
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Pacific
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Jrotzky
Moscow
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General Staff School
Boston
National Safety Council
C. W. Galloway
Gompers
Indianapolis
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Federation
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Thomas W. Page
Federal Tariff Commission
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Spearfish Canyon
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