Senate Plans Round-The-Clock Push On Treaty
Associated Press details in Washington and Senate action on the German treaty and allied pacts. Republicans aim to press for quick passage while Democrats threaten to block ratification. Debate centers on two thirds vote and party lines with key names like Borah and Norris in the mix.
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McKellar
Tennessee
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Georgia
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Texas Jersey magnate Lasater visits dairy show in Waterlo o
Ed C Lasater of Falfurrias Texas arrives for the Dairy Cattle Congress. He ships 30 head of Jerseys to the exhibition barn and 50 more to the sales barn, aims to auction them. Lasater lauds Waterloo show as among the biggest, notes Falfurrias hosts the world s largest Jersey herd and praises his cattle s history of national prizes. He plans to attend the Jersey cattle club banquet at Hotel Russell-Lamson tonight.
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Waterloo
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Brothers Meet for Family Reunion Across States
Three brothers from Hunt, Haut, and Barr families gathered at Mrs. J. El Brady’s home at 415 Thompson Avenue for a family reunion. The men planned a visit to Waterloo to attend the Dairy Cattle Congress and Belgian Horse Show, hoping to share time with their father and uncles in Barrville and Mankato.
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Thompson Avenue
L. P. Hunt
Scott SW
Crowds at Dairy Congress crown top Guernsey winners
The Dairy Congress highlighted Guernsey classes led by Joe Gallinveaux Waterloo with Highland Place stock, Proud Prince of Edzemoor, and Nellie's Stasis earning senior and grand championships. Brown Swiss and Belgians showed strong entries as judges praised uniformity and depth, with J.C. Ritchie winning multiple awards.
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Veterans Parading for Grand Army of the Republic Encampment
Indianapol Ind Sept 2. Veterans of the Union Army parade to mark the fifty fifth encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. They prepare in morning for an inspection style march and drum corps stir on street corners as delegates meet in a second business session.
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Flytrap May Show Woman as Slayer of Four Husbands
Twin Falls Idaho September reports Mrs Lyda Southard charged with the murder of her fourth husband Edward Meyer by poison arsenic found in fly paper to be introduced by both defense and prosecution. The state seeks to prove earlier deaths of three husbands a brother in law and a two year old baby. The case includes adding a second fly paper find from third husband Harlan Lewis in Billings Montana 1919. Judge Babcock postponed jurors and ordered a new venire of 46 men. Physicians testify Meyer's illness and relapse after nurse dismissal. Mrs Southard claims typhoid carrier status.
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Ida
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Billings
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Ereeg
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Lewis
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John Wanamaker Relies On Retailers For Stable Prices
John Wanamaker explains that retailers pass through all manufacturing price cuts and declines. He urges that higher costs from war measures be absorbed rather than punished customers, noting many traders have raised prices to match manufacturers and lost customers who never returned.
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Will Lift Economic Penalty on Germany
Paris reports that economic penalties on Germany for breach of the peace treaty will be lifted on September 30. German ambassador Dr. Mayer was informed by Premier Briand who outlined allied Rhine frontier control terms following the penalty raise and the German government’s acceptance of the agreement. A stolen Ford coupe license number atop.
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Plan to unite rail lines under II C C commission
The II C C proposes a consolidation of 19 rail systems, grouping weaker lines with stronger routes to preserve competition and access to major corridors. The plan requires federal and railroad approvals, with existing line identities largely retained and some branch lines reassigned for terminal and junction optimization. G. W. Morris, county poor farm superintendent, reported a missing wallet at union station containing a $58.75 check and a $20 bill.
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Waterloo items and visits highlight community notes
Several local residents and visitors are listed in this Waterloo brief. Mrs Roy Billings reports diphtheria at home on Tenth Street west. Mrs Ella Buzard seeks Mayo Clinic treatments in Rochester. Mrs Robert Gray of Grundy Center plans to move to Waterloo to live with her daughter, while Miss Fern Gray of 1334 Second Street wedged travel with relatives. Delta Gamma pledges at Iowa State include Ruth Howard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank A Howard. W Frisbie of Chicago visits Mayor N W Frisbie to discuss cattle congress and a Belgian horse show. O E Hutchinson travels to Iowa City where he becomes chef for the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. his wife joins as custodian. Erwin Sage returns from Des Moines to continue medical studies in Iowa City after a stint as a Boy Scout instructor at the state fairgrounds.
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Grundy Center
Waterloo
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Second Street
Weet
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Chamberlain
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Delta Gamm
Iowa State” University
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Chicago
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Cattle Congress
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Iowa City
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State University
Ee Erwin Sage
Des Moines
State Fair
Des Moines Register
Gov Blaine Defends Esch Cummins Rail Law Fling
Wisconsin Governor Blaine rebukes a proposed governors’ conference on freight rates saying the Esch Cummins law is in full effect and states cannot repeal it without congressional change. He argues for senators who oppose the law and hints at broader reform possibilities to ease farmer distress. The piece notes Spain’s women’s reputation for grace.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Conference of Governors
Northwest
Kendall
Iowa
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United States
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Jacobs Draws Terms for Theft of Auto
West Union Iowa September 28 Earl Jacobs and Roy Bond pleaded guilty to auto theft and received five year sentences for the Anamosa reformatory. Theodore Roy was jailed seven years for cheating by false pretenses after selling corporate stock worth 30 900 and taking 18 000 in notes and cash without delivery.
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Sherif
Waterloo
Iowa City
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Bond
Anamosa Reformatory
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J. Springer
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Waterlog
Oel- Wein
Brilliant pheasants at show attract crowds at Iowa game preserves
Four cages of pheasants from Iowa state game preserves draw admirers at the poultry show tents. About 125 birds represent Golden, Chinese Ringneck, Mongolian, Silver and Hungarian breeds. Eyewitnesses praise their brilliant plumage, with community remarks about keeping birds on farms. Esther Johnson, four, daughter of T. T. and Mrs. Johnson, 827 Mulberry, died at 10:30 p.m. after a diphtheria illness. private funeral planned by Rev. J. H.
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Hartsell at home at 2 p.m. to Fairview burial
Fragmentary notes show a death event with a burial in 1947 at Urbdnatia and a child born in February. The snippet mentions Hartsell at the home and a Fairview reference, but many details are missing or garbled.
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