Misguided at Isenosna sparks mob violence and politics
In Isenosna Wisconsin a striker assaulted a mill worker during a walkout with five to six attackers. he was blindfolded and dumped roadside. The piece notes bombings of nonstriker homes and warns mob tactics harm labor efforts. Senator Moses discusses reactions to Mrs Mabel Willebrandt and Hoover meetings. Mercedes Gleitze earns immortality claims. dry agents and ladders feature in safety notes.
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Isenosna
Wis
George Moses
Herbert Hoover
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
President's Son In Auto Crash With Governor's Car
New Haven police report John Coolidge son of President Coolidge was in a crash while late to work. The car belonged to Gov. John H. Trumbull and two others were injured. John Coolidge was unharmed and helped victims to a hospital. Mrs. Coolidge learned of the accident and was relieved he was uninjured.
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New Haven
Conm
INS
Jehn Coolidge
Coslidge
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
Trumbull
William Cunningham
Alfred Vene
Boston
Vena
Mary
Young Coolidge
New Haven & Hartford
Orec
Trumbulls
Florence
Goldridge
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
CMS
Calvin Coolidge
Plaineville
Conn
International News Service
John
New York Clashes in Doubleheader Pennant Chase
Giants seek a tie for the league lead by sweeping both games against the Cubs as Nehf faces Nehl in a duel of left handers at Polo Grounds. Cubs win 3 0 while St Louis and Boston results loom. Babe Ruth belts his 51st homer as Yankees split with Tigers in Detroit doubleheader.
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New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Ciarmiond
New York
Cubs
John McGrayn
Carl Hubbett
Giants
Ark Nehl
Polo ‘Grounds
Cardinals
Braves
Chicago
Hartnett
Hubber
Scott
Hogi
St. Louis
Haines
Wilsom
Brandt
Cooney and Taylor
Pittsburgh
Brooklynrh
Grimes
Finegrave
Petty
Loepos
Yankees
Tigers
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Owen Carroll
Abe
Hove
Bengough
Carrall
Woodail
Shea
Wife Missing. Husband Questioned By Police
Burlington September 27 Ed Loose was held for questioning in the disappearance of his wife Hazel two weeks ago. Neighbors said the night before she vanished the couple argued and the husband threatened her life, officials reported.
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Burlington
Po- Tlee
Ed Loose
Hazel
Loose
Woman Wins Divorce on Third Try in District Court
In district court Judge R W Hasner granted a divorce to Mrs Church after 35 years of marriage amid testimony of cruel and inhuman treatment. A daughter testified to the abuse and the couple's conflicts, while Mrs Church described strikes and a poker incident. The exhusband was accused of drinking and violence.
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Church
W. W W. Merner
Cedar Falls
Agnes Shepard
Floyd Shepard
Hasner
Hoover Seeks Nationwide Support Amid Campaign Drive
Hoover portrays the Republican party as action oriented for national benefit, says it serves the greatest good for the greatest number. He notes optimistic outlooks despite some pessimistic reports from the wheat belt on farm relief and hints at more speeches on the issue.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Virginias
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Receiver named for Litchfield
The Commercial National Bank was appointed receiver of Litchfield Manufacturing, 20 years old, founded by H L Litchfield and Edgar Litchfield. A $300,000 mortgage foreclose suit by Pickett Swisher Farwell seeks liquidation of debt, with assets to be sold to satisfy the claim while continuing the business as a going concern.
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Commercial National Company
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
H. L. Litchfield
Edgar ©.Litchfield
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Commercial National’ Company
Litchfield ‘Company
Litchfield Company
Grand Jury Reports Waterloo Jail a Filthy Disgrace
The Black Hawk county grand jury called the Waterloo city jail in City Hall deplorable and a disgrace to any civilized community with dark poorly ventilated cells vermin infestations and overflowing toilets. They praised the women's quarters county jail and county home and returned four indictments. Ex banker Ferdinand T Priester 55 a retired bank cashier killed himself by gas at his Davenport Iowa home last evening.
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Black Hawk. County Grand Jury
Waterloo
Grand Jury
Davenport
Ferdinand T. Priester
Walnut
Delivery News: Courier Aims Before 5 20 Each Day
The notice states home delivery by 5 20 and requests notification if the paper is late. Call 5100 for a copy and ensure you hear the paper by 6 30 p m.
Ten Years Ago in the Service
A former 168th Infantry veteran recalls near Champagne fights in 1918. He describes being wounded and gassed, then sent to Souilly evacuation hospital. He reports a German aviator under guard there who attempted escape and was shot when ordered to stop.
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Souilly
France
Ralph Morey
Bar- Clay Street
Champagne
Thousands of Shantung soldiers slain as retreating units are mowed down
Reports from Tientsin dated September 27 say over 3,000 Shantung anti-nationalist troops were killed by nationalists firing along trains from Launchownd to Tongshan. Surviving units surrendered after futile resistance as eight railway cars were raked with machine guns and rifle fire. In Humboldt, Iowa, W G Johnston died after a rope broke while aiding hay, and Isaac Van Houten collapsed while assisting.
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Tientsin
Ching
Shantung
Tongshan
Humboldt
W. G. Johnston
Isaac van Houten
Iocal
Democratic Presidential Candidate Visits Otreeto Crowds
Firefighter driver Thomas Powers urges every home to keep a run ladder for emergencies after a drowning rescue near Girsch farm. He says ladders aid rapid roof access in fires and can quickly douse small blazes before the fire department arrives.
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Otreeto
Motors
Thomas W. Powers
Central Fire Station
Girsch Farm
Robinson to speak in Des Moines October 27
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Gov. Smith’s Democratic running mate, will address Des Moines on October 27, discussing farm issues. The state headquarters announced Victor B. Anderson of Minnesota will speak at Newton during a homecoming celebration, while Senator Dan Steck is set to speak here Friday before a campaign tour of western states.
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Des Moines
Spl
Joseph PD. Robinson
Gov. Smith
Victor B. Anderson
Minnesota
Newton Cct
Dan Steck
South Dakota
Two Thousand Striking Workers Rioting in Adelaide
In Adelaide on September 27, about 2000 union workers on strike fought with volunteers at the waterfront. Injuries were reported as rioters attacked three overseas vessels and manhandled labor volunteers. Police failed to restore order as ships were loaded and scuffles spilled into the harbor.
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Adelaide
Australia
Free Labor Bureau
Bomb Blasts Hit Chicago West Side
Powerful blasts shook Chicago's west side on September 27. Police blame the "42" gang for the Giantiane Ice Cream Manufacturing plant bombing, the second attack there in two weeks. A second detonation damaged a northside laundry, shattering windows and forcing residents to flee.
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Chicago
INS
Giantane
Northside
Marsdale Madcaps Triumphs at Dairy Cattle Show
The Marsdale Madcaps Alligator senior yearling bus, grand champion of South Dakota, arrives at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds with Campanile Purple Grace and six other Jerseys. Owner J A Craig of Danesville Wisconsin shows his thirteenth exhibit in 14 weeks as prize after prize follows in the traveling shows. Sybil’s Successor Nobile also wins multiple firsts across Columbus Ohio, Delrot Michigan, and Peoria Illinois, highlighting a busy circuit for Jersey cattle.
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Dairy Cat
Ue Congress Grounds
Marsdale Madcaps
J. A. Craig
Congress
South Dakota
Tilly
Oakland
Minnessota
Jersey
Incside
Hugh W. Bonnell
Youngstown
Democratic Ticket Moves Across Twin Cities in Busy Campaign Day
Governor Smith arrives in Minneapolis with a welcome parade across 25 miles of routes through Minneapolis and St Paul. He plans speeches on agriculture tariffs inland waterways and other Northwestern concerns as LaFollette supporters reportedly line up behind him. Senator Robinson resumes campaign with five week slate from Missouri to Kansas City and Oklahoma with a focus on farm relief and water power development.
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Hoover
Wheat Belt
Cedar Rapids
Wheat
East
South
Dixie
Elizabethton
Curtis
Oklahoma
U.P
Charles Curtis
Missouri
Joseph T. Robinson
Springfeld
Alfred B. Smith
Miami
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Okmulgee
Fred Purnell
Indiana
House Agriculture Committee
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Kansas City
William E. Borah
Toover
Healthere
Tarold Oliver
Associated Press Star
Minneapolis
Minn
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Minnesota
Minneapal
Leamington Thotel
Ceasion
River
St. Paul
Lowry Hotel
Great Norther Depot
Nicollet
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