Governor Heast and Hylan vie for New York governorship
Washington dispatch outlines three leading Democrats Hearst Hylan and Smith shaping the New York governorship. Hearst avoids work preferring Hylan in office. Hylan reluctant to run. Smith seeks to block Hearst by pursuing the nomination himself though he may not want it. Murphy of Tammany holds decisive control over delegates and could back a dark horse.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
New York
William R. Hearst
John J. Hylan
Hylan
Ivlan
Hearst
Hiimself
Ofice
Executive Chamber
Congress
New York City
at-Albany
Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Anc
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Cary
Courier delivery timing and redelivery contact notice
The notice explains home delivery by 3 30 in the afternoon and asks readers to call 3330 if the paper is not received by that time. It states calls must reach the office before 30 Pp. m. for a replacement copy to be sent.
Ford’s Tax Mystery Weighs On Forgotten Millions
Windsor Ontario September 27 Henry Ford may owe 6400 for unpaid taxes. Alexander Black Windsor assessment commissioner investigates a report that Ford held two million dollars in a Windsor bank and forgot to file a tax return. If unpaid, Canada may obtain 5400 in income tax.
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Windsor
Ont
Henry Ford
Alexander Black
T Hat Ford
Bank raid in Eureka Springs ends in deaths and cash recovered
A noon bank raid at First National Bank in Eureka Springs Arkansas left two bandits dead ten others fatally wounded and two citizens seriously shot. The robbers escaped with about 25 thousand dollars which was later recovered.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
First National Bank
Weather report summary for Iowa towns in 1922 era
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report lists towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and La Sepaces Wis as part of the territory covered with notes dated September 27 1922 from Charles City Iowa.
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U. S. Department_of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Nes Moines
Dubuque
la Sepaces
Wis
Mason City
Waveriy
Root predicts law on strike problem at Republican rally
Albany Sept 27 Elihu Root temporary chairman told the Republican state convention that Congress is moving toward protective laws banning strikes that cut off essential food or services while safeguarding workers liberty to refuse or to work He said the public would oppose coercive strikes and urged a clear law distinguishing legitimate labor action from actions endangering life or civilization
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Albany
N. Y
Republican Congress
Lberty
Elihu Root
Rafe
Striking Shopmen on Missouri Pacific Lose Seniority
Missouri Pacific president B F Bush issues a two circular letter to division officials and agents stating that seniority rights will be denied to all striking shopmen upon returning to work. The letter urges workers to form a new association to negotiate wage and rule agreements, noting former employers will be preferred for hire but seniority dates will reset at re-entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Rock Island Changes Shake City Over Police Graft
In Rock Island Illinois the city commission suspended Chief of Police Cox for alleged irregularities and then dismissed the fire and police commissioners and reinstated Cox. The move sparked talk of recalling commissioners as graft accusations roiled the city and vice operations were alleged to have thrived through payments.
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Fock Island
Ill
Cox
City Commission
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Chergee
Ted
Albania Revolt Report Reaches Rome as Insurgents Advance
Advices from Valona report Albania in revolt with insurgents defeating regular troops and marching northward. Population flees inland as the uprising spreads.
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Rome
Albania
Panle
Woman in Okla. Freed After Slaying Misidentified Man
Mrs. Tolbert shot and killed Mat Green, an innocent bystander, while aiming at her husband in Okishome City Oklahoma. A coroner's jury ruled Green's slaying accidental and Tolbert justified in attempting to end her husband’s life after he allegedly beat her and threatened to return with a revolver.
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Associated Press
Okishome City
Okla
Mra. J
Tolbert
Mat Green
Coroniers
Green
Fred
Tobert
Phee
Des Moines Vets Lead Enduring Grand Parade
Thousands of veterans from Civil War to World War II join a staged march to the Capitol grounds in Des Moines. The procession, led by Grand Army of the Republic and American Legion leaders, honors fallen comrades as spectators watch from streets and the capitol grounds.
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Capitol Grounds
Associated Presa
Des Moines
Grand Army of the Republic
Cupieo
Minnesota
M. J. Mackenhausen
White Bear Lake
Minn
Fort Sumter
Appomattox Courthouse
Iity
America
Ant
United States
Mharch
H. Hpolk
American Legion Argonne
U. S
GC. S. Basen
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
Iowa ‘National Guard
Iowa
Fort Des’ Moines
One Hundred and Thirteenth Cavalry
Iowa National Guard
Lewis
Pilcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hanford Mac Nider
Mason City
American Legion
Grand Army
Robert W. McBride
Henry A. Johnson
Marshal W. Wood
George B. Smith
William ©. Peckham
C.D. R. Stowitz
Thomas 5. Hopkins
River Front
East
Harding Seeks Church Aid to Enforce Law
President Harding asked churches across the United States to aid law enforcement and cultivate reverence for law and order. Archbishop Slaves met the president at the White House and relayed Harding’s hope that church influence would deepen respect for authority.
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Harding
Man Survives Train Collision Free Ride At 65 MPH
Cincinnati report details Ohio highway worker Brant Runyan escaping injury when his gravel truck was struck by a train at Kings Mill. The engine hurled the truck’s engine over 200 feet and dragged the vehicle half a mile before stopping. Runyan rode on the cowcatcher unhurt and quipped about luck as passengers watched in disbelief.
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Associated Presa
Cincinnati
Biait Runyan
Ohio State Highway Commission
Cigaret
Pennsylvania
Rungyan
Kings Mill
Innstead
Runyan
Ald
Seek Love Nest Used by Rector and Singer in New York Trip
New Brunswick New Jersey September 27 investigators searched hotels and apartments in New York to locate the so called Sevent nest alleged to have housed Rev Dr Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs James Mills during pilgrimages to the city. Prosecutor M Beekman planned plans for exhuming Mrs Mills body but no date was set. Investigators stayed silent after the husband James Mills underwent a medical check and reports of discrepancies in his story circulated.
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New Brunswick
N. J
New York
Edward Wheeler Hall
James Mills
Court postpones ruling on Tiernan child paternity
South Bend Indiana hearings in the paternity case of Augusta Tiernan's 10 month old child concluded with closing arguments. Judge Chester L Du comb will announce the verdict Saturday morning after more than a week of hearings. AWatchman shoots burglar in Chicago incident ends in intruder death.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
Augusta Tiernan
Chester LI. Ducomb
Universal service act backed by American Legion
United Press reports the American Legion will push a universal service act at its New Orleans convention. The plan calls for auto drafted mobilization of manpower capital utilities and industry upon a future war declaration. Col John I Merkey will present the general conscription proposal with War Department input and rumored informal approval from Secretary Weeks.
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United Press
Washington, N. C
War Department
Legion
Weeks
Riveter Fatally Falls From Rath Plant Smoke Stack
William Carl Funk 22, of 315 Wilby Street, died at the Rath Packing Co plant when a rivet work run on the breeching near the 207 foot stack caused a fall. He was employed by J J Davis & Sons Co Chicago contractors. Body found by a fellow worker after Funk was missing about 9 am. Funeral arrangements with O Keefe Towne. Widow Lois Reed Funk and a one year old child survive along with parents Henry and Mrs. Funk and siblings.
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William Carl Funk
Wilby Street
Rath Packing Company
Funk
J. J. Davis & Sons Co
Chicago
Thomaz EH. Wedmore
J. FP. Davia & Sons Ga
Hin
St. Francis, Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Wernmore
Itby Survie
Carl Funk
North Branch
Minn
Waterloo
Lois Reed
Waukon
Henry Funk
Willam Funk
N. 1. Stevens
Charles Fisnn
Gertrude Funk
Stevens
Sh Hudson
Greek King Abdicates Amid Mutinous Threats to Athens
Athens reports King Constantine abdicated for the second time amid mutinous troops and approaching Greek warships. The crisis follows demands for a people’s cabinet and the dissolution of the national assembly as revolutionaries press toward the capital.
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Associated Press
London
Athens
Qonstinling
People's Cabinet
Lemnos
Laurium
National Assembly
People’s Cabinet
Entente
Mitylene
Oorstar Smyrna
Cal. Gonatas
United Press
Cor! Blanting
George
Turkey
Constantine
National Oats Moves Plant to Cedar Rapids
National Oats, based in St. Louis, announced by President J. R Matthews and VP Si. Yronds that its offices will relocate to Cedar Rapids. The company will acquire the Hi Oven plant to handle growing business from Cedar Rapids and other plants in Penria and St. Louis.
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Cedar Rapids
National Oats Company
St. Louis
J. R Matthews
Si. Yronds
Ecompany
Penria
Merger talks break between Youngstown Sheet tube and Brier Hill
In Youngstown Ohio on September 27 negotiations for the merger of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co and the Brier Hill Steel Co have collapsed, public statements from both firms announced today.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Brier Hill Slee
Mimde Public
Frelinghuysen Wins New Jersey Republican Nomination
In Newark, Joseph Frelinghuysen secures renomination with a two to one margin over George L. Record. With 146,93% of districts reporting, Frelinghuysen lead Record by 77,011 votes. He campaigned on prohibition and tariffs, avoiding soldier bonus issues and monopoly attacks. He faces Gov Edward T Edwards in November for the Senate seat.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
United States
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Nardi Ng
Congress
New Jersey
George L. Record
Jersey City
Record
Frelinghuysen
Edward T. Edwards
Grand Champion Belgian Show honors at Dairy Cattle Congress
Echodala Farceur, sired by Farceur and owned by Grant Good & Son, Ogden, Iowa, was named grand champion at the Belgian show portion of the Dairy Cattle Congress. Reserve went to Farcour's King, owned by Simon Peterson, Ogden. The judges praised Farceur's body and legs, while noting the young reserve was strong but less finished. The event drew large crowds with high attendance noted on the second day.
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Vong
Dairy Cat
Echodala Farceur
J. Kennedy
Dairy Cattle Congress
Estel
Cédar ® Falls
Florence Imlay
Iowa State” College
Elizabeth
Hudson
Black
Hawk
Mar
Harris
Bremer
Ealt
Kildee
Iowa State College
Nin
Jersey
Dairy“Cattle Congress
Hippodrome
Ayr_ shires
June Farcour
S. H. Schmalle
Thornton
L. S.marshall & Sons
Leslie, Mich
Nelie
J. J. Rueping
Guernsey
Golden Secret
Overland
Rueping
Fond du Lac
Wis
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Mamento
Highland Place
Joe Golinvaux
Jack Bickert
Albia
Guernsess
Dale Nora
Cherub
Ayrshire
Dubuque
Polk
Black Hawk
Fayette An Linn
Jefferson County
Council Bluffs
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
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Grand Army of Republic
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