Waterloo Dairy Castle Show Opens With Record Attendance
The Waterloo Dairy Castle Congress drew near 51,000 on opening day with at least 1,510 more attendees than last year and around 4,980 paid admissions. Citizens and visitors filled the grounds as many offices closed early, animals in cattle and horse pavilions prepared for judges, and Belgian horses and Ayrshire cattle earned ribbons amid bustling booths and musical displays.
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Waterloo
Dairy Castle Congress
Peverill
Imperial Chapmanton
Nell
Ayrshire
Tvo
Adam Seitz
Waukesha
Wis
Mperial Beuchan
Craigley
Imperial
Stephen Bull
Racine
Tossie
Pewaukee
B. B. Simmons & Sons
Yivia
Mr. Peverill
Ayrshires
Barclay
Mr. Peyin
Aldebaran Ella
Stephen Brill
Cavalier’s
Nancy of Peace
B. B. Simmons
Broken Fly Wheel Kills Girl in Bed 1-3 Mile Distant
A fragment from a bursting fly wheel blasted through a Richmond electric plant roof and struck the home of Wallace Hunter about 600 yards away killing his young daughter Fanny and injuring a woman sleeping nearby the wheel fragment was located buried two feet underground in the yard.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Wallace Hunter
Fanny
White House Campaign Letter Explains League Covenant
The White House releases a public letter from Secretary Tumulty, replying to E M Swartz of Los Angeles. It defends Article 10 and self determination, notes U S independence under the League, and explains why Ireland’s case was not heard at the peace conference.
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Associated Praes
Washington, D. C
White House
League of Nations
E. M. Swartz
Los Angeles
Tumulty
Wilson
League
A. T
United States
Peace Conference
Ireland
J. A
Scott County Defies AG on Voting Machines Use
Scott County will use voting machines not equipped for straight party voting in the fall election, County Auditor Joe Wagner said. The county will have backing from the machine supplier in any court fight.
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Associated Proxid
Davenport
Scottscounty
Havner
Joe Wagner
Packers Plan for Transfer of Yards Declared Illegal
The U S Justice Department in DC superior court filed objections to the plan by the Chicago meat packers to form a holding company to control stockyards and rail lines. Attorney General Palmer warned sanctioning such a holding would violate Sherman and antitrust laws and enable manipulation of livestock and dressed meat markets harming competing yards and packing houses.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Department of Justice
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Holling Company
FLHW
Prince & Co
Boston
Aitorner
Palmer
Ilegal
Sovernment
United States
Prince
Armour &' Co
Temporary gas rate set for Cedar Falls firm
Cedar Falls officials reached a temporary settlement with Citizens Gas and Electric Co of Waterloo. The company may charge 1.76 per thousand feet instead of 1.45 plus a 50 cent service fee in Waterloo. The city will hold the $3.25 current rate in trust for 60 days while an expert reviews future schedules.
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Cedar Falls
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Waterloo
Hungarian Minister Denies Plot With Austria Forged
Hungarian Minister Gratz published a denial of a reported Hungarian Propaganda plot in Vienna. Budapest dispatches claimed the plot aimed to fund the Hungarian delegates’ efforts to topple the Socialist government and fuse Austria and Hungary. Gratz swore the alleged secret report was forged.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gratz
Vienna
Arbeiter Zeitung
Budapest
Austria
Hungary
Alleger
Preliminary Pact Talks Seen For Polish Peace
Four commissions to draft a preliminary peace treaty between Soviet Russia and Poland opened in Riga with Dombski and Joffe naming members. Key issue is demarcation between Polish and Soviet armies, alongside territory, finance, and amnesty for anti-government offenders. Polish cavalry advances north of Lida report 1,200 prisoners and eight cannons captured.
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Associated Press
Riga
Russia
Poland
M. Dombski
M. Joffe
Reds
Warsaw
Sify
Tezion
Grodno
Lida
Suwalki Isealers
Pripet the
Batie
Shehara River
Niemen
Pripet
Apiehu
Suwalki
Constantinople
Baron Wrangel
Antibolshevik
Berne
Switzerland
Italian Farmers Seize King Victor Emmanuel Estates
Italian farmers occupying estates owned by King Victor Emmanuel of Italy at Santa Maria at Cape Ve tre near Naples reportedly faced no opposition. The move was reported as a seizure by local agricultural societies per a Rome to Exchange Telegraph dispatch.
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London
Victor Emmanuel of
Italy
Santa Maria
Capea Vetre
Naples
Exchange Telegraph Company
Rome
Grand Juror Fails to Report for September Grand Jury
Fox township justice of the peace John Youngblut did not appear for the grand jury empaneling and was given 10 days to show cause for contempt of court. Judge E B Stiles explained the mandatory reporting rule and noted that notices were courtesy, not required by law. The panel includes H G Smucker, W Gipe, A G Killen, W H McIntosh, William Nesbit, J F Rahn, W B Shares, with Emma Landis Smith as clerk.
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John’ Youngblnt
Fox Township
Youngblut
E. B. Stiles
Mr. Youngblut
Fred & Pettit
Younsbiut
Petit
H. G. Smucker
William Gipe
A. G. Killen
W. H. McIntosh
William Nesbit
J. F. Rahn
W. B. Shares
Emma Landis Smith
Fire roars through Galloway lumber yard blaze burns
A major fire at the Galloway Manufacturing lumber yard started at 3 30 pm and burned to a total loss by 4 pm. Flames spread to the Swift Manufacturing plant and adjacent Getaway warehouse before being checked. Firemen say roofs of adjoining buildings suffered damage and cause is not yet known.
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Galloway Manufacturing Company
Swift Manufacturing
Galowar Manufacturing Company
Ade
Swift Manufacturing Company
Galloway
Attache Reports Capital Glumat Outlook in Italy
An AP dispatch from Washington reports Alfred Dennis, American commercial attaché in Rome, says the Italy metal industry price agreement marks a victory for syndicalists. He notes stockholders fear the plan could spread to other industries, but sees labor participation as giving workers a voice in finance and tech matters and views the settlement as a path to higher production and fewer strikes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Department of Commerce
Alfred P. Dennis
Rome
Indy
Dennis
Upilés
Harding Starts Hard Schedule On Trip Toward Wheeling
The Associated Press reports Senator Harding began a hard campaign schedule heading toward Wheeling with planned speeches in Virginia towns. His train carried aides including Harry M. Daugherty and Charles D. Hikes as talks covered final planning for a late September campaign to New York and New England while in Sioux City Gov. Cox of Ohio launched an early morning, no-speech day delivering remarks at the station.
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Associated Press
Senator Harding
Virginia
Mariott
Wheeling
Whesling
Harry M. Daugherty
Charles D. Hikes
Republican Raonal
George Sutherland
Harding
Marion
Seteator
New York
New England
Sioux City
Cox
Ohio
Ovier
Delivery Schedule Notice for Courier Readers
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 3:30. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 3230 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6:30 p m.
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3230
Nist
American Legion Convention Opens With Division Over Compensation Plan
The American Legion held its second annual convention with twelve committees at work. Debate erupted over the adjusted compensation report endorsing House Bill No. 14157, seeking optional plans for service pay, certificates, vocational training, and farm aid, amid expected political maneuvers for national leadership and departmental restructuring.
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American Legion
Franklin IV Oliver
Kansats
United States
Europe
Leach
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Ilona
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Senate
Committee On
MeNider
Marie Emile Fayolle
Sir William Lowthery Grant
Great Britain
Milton J. Foreman
Chicago
Emmett O'Neil
Kentucky
Lust
New England
Rocky Mountain
F. J. Galbraith
Cincinnati
Hamilton MeNider
Mason City
Nes
Galbraith
David J. McCoy
San Francisco
Read
House
House of Representatives
National Ccutive Committee
National Beneficial Legislative Committee
Congress
National Executive Committee
Chicago Bankers to Use Armored Trucks for Carrying Money
Chicago bankers debated a plan to deploy armored trucks and accompanying touring cars to move money from the financial district to industrial centers and outlying banks. Bert Bettenheim presented the proposal to stop payroll robberies, with five units each including an armored truck and a touring car with three armed men. bankers expected service in a few weeks.
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Chicago
Financial
Bert Bettalheim
French Flier Wins International Air Race at J Bennett Trophy
Sadi Janovite, famed French aviator, won the James Gordon Bennett trophy race over 50 kilometres, with 1868 miles total coverage, in 1 hour 6 minutes 12 seconds. American Maj. W. Schroeder and Howard Reinhart quit early. British entries were limited to Raynham. France led with Sadi Lecointe and Kirsch among others.
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Enripes
France
Sadi Janovite
Raynham
Ktumpes
Maj. Rt
W. Schroeder
Maj. Schroeder
Howard Rinehart
Kohifs
Rudolph Schoeder
Howard Reinhart
Roland Rohlf
Curtiss
S. E. J. Cox
Texas
L. R. Pailsox
Lotclocke
F. P. Raynham
Martin Plane
Sadi Lecointe
Kirsch
Dilota
Nieuport
de Romanet
Rohifs
Call on England to end reprisals on Sinn Feinters
London news coverage expresses serious anxiety over Black and Tan reprisals in Ireland. The Times and Graphic condemn the actions as semiofficial lynch law and urge swift government action. The Linea first peace conference notes reprisals as a major obstacle to peace efforts.
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England
London
Ireland
London Times
Graphic
The
Times
Men’s Collars Cut 14 Percent in Midwest Pricing
By Associated Press Chicago Ill Sept 28 A major Midwest collar maker announced a 14% price cut on its product marking a sharp drop in costs for men’s collars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Middlewest
Highways and Weather Report For Iowa and Minnesota
A subjoined report lists towns Albert Lex Algona Charles City Cedaride Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City New Hampton Postville Waterloo Waverly. Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather and improves next 24 hours for highway conditions and travel.
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U. & Department_of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles
Albert Lex
Minn
Algona
Charles City
Cedaride
Davenport
Ies Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la? Crouxe
Wis
Mason City
Marehailesown
New Hampton
Postyille
Waterloo
Waverlo
Bammary
Indictment Drops Fire on White Sox Ball Scandal
Eight Chicago White Sox players are indicted in the 1919 World Series fixing case. Eddie Cicotte, Buck Weaver, Chick Gandil among the accused. All eight face suspensions. Cicotte testifies before the Cook County grand jury. Comiskey announces action may cost Chicago the pennant as suspensions follow.
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White Sox
Chicago
Miskey
Chick Gandil
Cook County Grand Jury
Eddie Cicotte
Buck” Weaver
Chick” Gandit
Happy” Felsch
Charles Risberg
Joe Jackson
Claude Williams
Fred McMullin
Chicago’ Americans
Pate
H.H. Ham
Justice McDonald
Alfred Austrian
Sox
Atta
Grand
Mes Gandil
Chicago Club
Cicotte
Eviden
Ithe
Rand
Freeper
Ri Logle
Grand Jury
William Sullivan
Harry Grabner
Whi Sox
Alfred H. Austrian
Risberg
McMullin
Jackson
Felsch
Weaver
William
Chicago American League Baseball Club
Cook
County
Bub
Charles A. Comiskey
Canvass of Chicago Primary Vote Certification Delayed
Canvass of Chicago primary results face delay as Cook County totals are not expected to reach the secretary of state's office until the weekend or early next week. The Cook County clerk and secretary's office await figures from the Chicago canvassing board, with transmission delayed.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Lil
Cook County
Secretary of State
84-year-old Iowa coal operator killed by car in Boone
Boone Iowa September 28 George Rogers a pioneer coal operator of Iowa was killed last night when struck by an automobile driven by Charles Burrell former Boone county recorder Rogers aged 84 had recently retired from active business at Boone.
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Associated Press
Boone
George Rogers
Iowa
Charles Burrell
Boone County
Smoke La Anark Girare Dutch Master Beet
A fragmented note lists cigarette brands and related terms. The readable words include Smoke and Dutch Master with a scattered assortment of unrelated words, suggesting a damaged or partial inventory or caption from a smoker product list.
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Packers
Gov't
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Howard W_ Showalter
Fairmont
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Proskurov
Progkuroy
Victor
Minider
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American Legion Convention
Comiskey
Cicotte and Williams
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