Boys and Girls in Gale Club Exhibit Draw Crowd
Crowded grounds and hippodrome mark a big day at the Dairy Cattle Congress and Belgian Horse show. Junior calf club entries drew county visitors, with Verna Peterson of Fort Dodge winning grand Holstein champion and Fayette county leading in group competition. Local judges and exhibitors praised training, with multiple counties and clubs showcased in a lively junior show as part of the exhibition.
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Dover
Verna Peterson
Fort Dodge
Webster County Club
Holstein Club
Verna
Richard Kildee
Osage
Mitchell County
Fayette
Fayette County
Webster County
Cerra Gordon
Biremer
R. S Hulee
Wisconsin
Harold Searles
Minnesota
Winley
Iowa
J. B. Fitch
Kansas
Adolph Francis
Palo
Gertrude Kaiser
Saint Olaf
Clayton County
Mitchell
Linn
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
A. Goss
Hugh Thompson
Iowa Homestead
Des Moines
I Irving
Stewart
Maynard
Rex
Picplow
Aurora
Orval Trettin
St. Ansgar
Peter Ryken
Ackley
Mike
Mam
vPan
Guernsey
Herbert
Gertrude Kaisre
Garnaville
Cecil Tanner
Courier delivery notice with delivery window
The notice explains home delivery by 5 36 o clock and asks recipients to phone 3100 if the paper is not received by then. It adds a copy will be sent and requests callers contact the office before 6 30 p m.
Ex-Soldier Threatened to Make Public Letters
Arthur Le Barron, 35, held in Boston on charges of attempting to obtain 200000 dollars from Mrs. N. L. Emmons by blackmail. He allegedly threatened to publish letters she wrote to soldiers in World War I. she was known as the Angel of the Twenty-sixth division. Emmons, a Boston society leader, is connected to Bishop Lawrence and a prominent local family.
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Boston
Mass
Tran
Ho‘et Touraine
Arthur Lé Barron
NL OF. Emmons
Higham
le Barron
Emmons
Bishop Lawrence
Hub
Mrs Minnie Miller of Maquoketa Dead at 58
Minnie Smola Miller born July 31 1865 in Maquoketa died at her home at 4 30 pm. She was past president of Iowa Woman's Relief Corps and a longtime Methodist member. Survived by daughter Ethel and husband Val Miller. Her executive ability aided corps growth. she previously served as department president and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Minnie Miller
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of Iowa
Minnie Smola Miller
Joseph and
Cristina Smola
Edward Meyers
Chicago
Ethel
Val Miller
Women's Relief Corps
Department of Town
Two Dead And One Fatally Wounded After Prison Escape Battle
International News Wire reports from Dallas show two men died and a third was critically wounded in a jail delivery attempt last midnight. C F P Gaines inmate of the death house was killed, Willie Champion assistant jailer died, and Peter Welk who faced a 40 year sentence was wounded and likely to die. A gun battle followed as jailers and officers responded.
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International News Wire
Dallas
Tex
C. FP
Gaines
Willie Champion
Peter Welk
Champion
Gaines Run Welk
Welk
Washington Vote Hinting at GOP Weakness in 1924
Washington state isolated congressional result seen as a menace to Republicans. LaFollette swing potential unsettles party loyalty. district in Spokane area reflects western sentiment, with Democratic gains challenging the Republican majority and signifying discontent ahead of 1924.
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MARIC_GULLIVAN
Washington, D. C
Washington
LaFollette
Coolidge
Congress
Spokane
Supreme Court
New York Tribune
Arbor Lodge Becomes Nebraska First State Park
Nebraska City on Sept 27 reports the formal presentation of Arbor Lodge the former home of J Sterling Morton pioneer and founder of Arbor Day and Morton Park adjoining the lodge is to attract Nebraskans. Joy Morton presents the park to the state to be Nebraska’s first state park and Morton’s home will remain as a museum of natural history with its trees.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Arbor Lodge
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Morton Park
Oklahoma Governor and Klan War Deepens in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Walton escalates the clash with the legislature over martial law as the National Guard disperses 66 House members who met without a governor call. Walton vows to extend martial law across counties to crush Ku Klux Klan control while lawmakers seek court action to test their authority.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. G. Walton
Oklahoma
National Guard
House
Oliver Cromwell
Clare
W. 2
Mc Bee
Stephens County
Fyov. Walton
United Press Oklahoma Chy
T. C. Walton
Murray
Walton
Chicago Man Stays Head of Kiwanians
District Governor Daniel Wentworth was reelected by members of the Eastern Town and Illinois Kiwanis Association at the closing session of a two day convention in Dubuque Iowa. Chicago’s Dr F P Hammond was chosen secretary treasurer and Galesburg was awarded the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Danie Wentworth
Cage
Bulgarian Premier Denies Suppressed Revolt Report
Alexander Zankoff Bulgarian premier denied rumors of his assassination and said the revolt had ended in a telegram to the International News Service. The message counters Belgrade and Athens reports about his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
London
Alexander Zankoff
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Athens
Homes Taken Too Lightly Declares Town Ex Governor
Grand Rapids Miech Sept 27 The future of the country depends on the home. Never will there be a time when affairs of the home were taken more by Americans today. The most unhappy person in the world is the old man of forty and the baldheaded bachelor, opines, next. These were the sentiments regarding domestic affairs by W L Warding former governor of Iowa in his address before the annual banquet at the Michigan Real Estate association here. Harding was the association's gun at a honor during its convention here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Miech
W.L. Warding
Iowa
Michigan Real Eestate Association
Harding
Association
Armed Band Seizes Wrecked Ship Cuba
Armed men believed from Santa Barbara took over the Ener Cuba wreck off Miguel Island on Sept 8 and began salvage work. They claim salvage rights under international admiralty law and report hundreds of thousands in valuables taken, while authorities consider action for unlawful entry and ownership disputes involving the ship Cuba and its last foreign port.
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iBy
Mrs
Los Angeles
Siateen
Santa Barbara
Cuba
Miguel Ishand
Lave
Altho
Hioyds
London
Car Crash Sees Occupants Vanish From Steep Bank
Sept 27 Des Moines reports an automobile plunged into a steep bank. Streetcar workers rushed to aid a man and a woman, but the car later appeared empty. Police could not account for the missing occupants and suspect the driver was seriously injured.
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Tes Moines
Watch Lewallen to Prevent death by own action
Des Moines deputy sheriffs guard George Lewallen in the county jail to forestall another suicide attempt. He is due to be sentenced today for second degree murder in the slaying of Delia Dickerson, having not recovered from a prior self harm attempt two weeks earlier.
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Des Moines
George Lewallen
Delia Dickerson
Bonner
Lewallen
Earthquake death toll in Teheran rises sharply
Digest notes 125 killed in an earthquake at Khorasan Teheran Tuesday per a dispatch. In Bulgaria the revolutionary movement nears an end as insurgents desert leaders. Germany curbs constitutional rights by presidential decree affecting press meetings and searches. In Mexico near Santa Maria Del Oro, 40 killed in a clash between agrarians and state troops. Corfu dispatch reports Italian transports and war material from the island.
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Teheran
Persia
Hundresdt
iKhorashun
Bosia
Bulgaria
Berlin
Germany
Mexico City
Mex
Santa Maria del Orlio
General Confederation of Workers
Rome
Giortale D'Italy
Corfu
Foreign Notables Visit Dairy Cattle Congress in Iowa
International guests from Europe Asia and South America tour the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. Gov. Hart of Washington and Rep. Robinson meet officials and locals while Lions and Rotary groups host receptions and discuss dairy farming progress.
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Europe
Asia
South America
Werner Wyssiman
G. Koestler
IW. Fisher
Paul Tribolet
Tierne
Switzerkind
A. PL Wilson
Op. Drew
Average Crude Oil Production Drops Across Regions
The daily U S crude oil production fell by 32 250 barrels to 2 242 700 for the week ending September 22 as reported by the American Petroleum Institute. East of the Rockies output declined 22 250 to 294 700. California down to 3 8000. Oklahoma 422 260. Kansas 72 150. Wyoming or Montana 165 000. Imports rose to 251 957 barrels daily while California receipts at Atlantic Gulf ports stood at 114 143. Pennsylvania crude eased by 2 cents to 2 50 2 75 Bradford district quoted at 2 75.
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Associated Prous
New York
United States
Etn
American Petroleum Institute
Rocky Mountains
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyoming
Montana
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Governor Kendall Gains in Hawaii Health Report
By United Press Des Moines Sept 27 continued improvement in Gary Kendall's condition from Honolulu dispatches. The Hawaii climate pleases the governor and relief is attributed to exercise and rest. Friends express hope as reports note daily walks and better health since leaving Des Moines weeks ago.
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United Press
Des Moines
Gary
Kendall
Wonolulu
Towa
Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
Bavarian Revolt Signals Wider German Crisis
Berlin proclaims state of emergency as Bavarian unrest grows. Dr Gessler named dictator for Germany amid clashes between communists and police. Reichswehr mobilized along Bavarian and Saxon frontiers. Versailles treaty rejected by Bavarian leaders. Ebert issues decree restoring public security.
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Germany
Pres. Ebert
Munich
Bavaria
Reichswehr
Berlin
Ludendorff
le von Hindenburg
Gessler
Pramier von Kahr
Ebert
von Kahr
Stresemann
Dr. Gessler
German Empire
Europe
Rhineland
Saxony
Russia
France
Associated Press
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Gale Club
Savirue
Relief Corps
KU Klux 10
Kiwanians
San Miguel Rocks
Gov. Hart
Dunlap
Edinburgh
Scotland
Escobar
Juarex
Mexico
Pr. C. Ramirez
Jersy Hadls
Santiago
Chile
M. H. Fehrman
Forrman
Washington ,D. C
Wall Gerard
Dr. Wyssman
Othe
Fohrman
Berne
Msoobar
Dr. Ramirez
Dr. Sharp
Dr. Samuelsson
Per
Hart
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
Louis F. Hart
Olympia
Wash
H. H. Cleland
Dairy Cattle Congress
Thore
Robinson
T. J
Robin
Hampton
Board of County Commissioners
Purrell
W. W Marsh
C. L. Bechtelheimer
Earl Weaver
Ames
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
Miss Town
Red Ball Transportation Company
Corn State
Charles City
B. M. Sherman
C. Campbell
Hildreth Hotel
Sherman
Fascisti
Adolf HiQer
National Socialist Party
Vascisti
Hawaii
Adolph Titer
Gonton
Tess
Lesden
Hhe
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