Unemployment Conference Plans for Remedy Remain Vague
Washington dispatch reports the unemployment conference showing no solid plan yet. 52 members may have ideas but must pass scrutiny. Public hearings focus on facts now, with later wider testimony and voluntary cooperation as the likely path. Hoover emphasizes practical plans through collective effort rather than new program details.
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Mark Sclllivan
Washington, Dbc
Knoxeys
Orlyania Avenue
Congress
Hoover
Keynes
United¢ States
Hosier
Unien
Bic
New York
Record-Setting Show Delights Privsdale Judging Crowd
At Privsdale rnk show the lightest honors were battled for by Honey Dew and Lawson sentry. Lone Tree Careline Joe Golinvaux added a blue ribbon to his record in the produce class. Jersey judging highlighted Waterloo Jersey Farm and W. J Campbell Jesup with strong entries. Financial King, a young bull, topped the aged counterparts, while Major Farceur won both junior and grand championships in the Belgian stallion division for C. G. Good & Son.
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Privsdale Rnk
Mr Marsh
Honey Dew
Lawson
Lone Tree
Joe Golinvaux
Cate
Tve
Altho
Financial Beauty
King
Focal
Big King
Raleigh
Oxford Prince
Tasater
Reat Scot
Nobleman
Bessiler
Oxford
C.H. Staples
Campbell
Financial King
the & T. Meredith
Jesup
Iowa
Mooney Larabee
Fort Dodge
Farceur
Farreur
Major
C. G. Good & Son
Gaden, Jr
Ritchie
Forbes Dissatisfied With Vet Hospitals
Col Forbes of the veterans bureau says private hospitals for disabled veterans are not wholly satisfactory after west tour. He urges President Harding to end reliance on private institutions and expand government care as soon as possible.
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United Press
D. c
Wany
Icf
Col. Forbes
Hardice
Cal. Forbes
Odgers remains in serious condition after auto accident
J W Odgers of Berkeley is described as in serious condition following a collision Tuesday after arriving in the city for a visit. A physician reports he is somewhat improved but remains gravely injured with multiple broken ribs a cracked collarbone lung concussion and possible brain injury.
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W. Odgers
J. W. Odgers
Berkeley
Calman
Atallon Nobbile
Aiuandician
Official Birth Record Fragment Tied to Registrar
Fragmentary OCR shows certificates tied to Fred Stearns, registrar, 120 Wiag St, with garbled names and a single legible line: Emian son, Albert. Dense misreads confuse person and place items. No clear date or full identities present.
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Fred Stearns
Wiag St
Manufacturers to Discuss Tariff Tax and Transport Issues
Chicago hosts a national conference of state manufacturers with about a thousand delegates from 12 states. President William Butterworth says the agenda includes enacting an American tariff bill, implementing the tariff and taxation plan, and advancing legislation on transportation. Speakers include J W Forster Ira C Copley R M Barton and others shaping industry policy for Congress.
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Chicago
State Manufacturers’ Associations
Wiliam Butterworth, Matthe
Congress
J. W. Forster
Michigan
House Committee On Ways and Means
Ira C. Copley
Aurora
House
R. M
Barton
Tbe
United States Railway Labor Board
Marion
de Bries
Washington
Court of Customs
B. Reynolds
United States
Walter Wamp
New Haven
Conn
M. Felton
Chicgagy
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Ford Plans Drive on Dirty Politics in Michigan Sequel
Ford announces plans to expose alleged corruption in Michigan politics surrounding Newberry. He vows to campaign against senators who supported a whitewash, saying the issue transcends parties and targets the wholesale use of money to influence elections. He cites a quarter of a million spent by Newberry and associates to buy the seat.
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Ford
Drive
Newberry
United Press
Ion Mountain
Mich
Henry Ford
Senate
Spose House
Babe Ruth Stricken by Grip Confined to Bed in New York
Babe Ruth is confined to bed at his New York hotel with an attack of grip, forcing him to miss the Yankees game with the Athletics in Philadelphia today. Doctors say he may return tomorrow, but the illness raises concern over his availability for the World Series. Chick Fewster expected to replace him in left field.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Athletics
Philadelphia
New York Evening World
Ruth
Huggins
Ausonia
Philadelphia Americans
Bebe
Chick” Fewster
Smiles and Kinks Off Today’s Wires
Chicago report shows Joe Slaner and his wife in a custody-like dispute as she returns to her younger brother in court. A Medill school journalism clock records reporters' comings and goings while cigars are banned. A stray item from Waverly notes Bernice Gooding’s fishing idea and a peculiar bird incident with a tree and a rock.
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United Press
Chicago
Joe Slaner Farzure
Toc
Tom
Joe
Medill School of Journalism
Waverly
Golo
Bernice Gooding
Flowers and Trees Blooming Again in Janesville Wis
AP reports phenomenal plant growth across Janesville and surrounding areas due to warm weather. Lilacs, apple trees, berries, and roses are in bloom with winter wheat and rye showing strong growth and color never before seen locally.
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Janesville, Wis
Associated Press
Janesville
Wis
City in Brief: West End and Local Notices
Brief notices list incidents across the city including a gas of social updates, a fire alarm at 400 block Dearborn with no damage, a theft report from Louis Balensiefer after a stranger posed as someone else and fled with cash watch and a revolver, and official actions. Rail M. LeCates named school nurse for west schools, firemen replace tub with showers, and speed regulation discussions with C R I & P officials.
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Burdette Smith
Police Department
Rail M. LéCates
West
C. L. Buckley
Wellington Street
Chicago
Dearborn Street
H. A. Hanson
E. T. Nelson
F. M. Allen
Farley, In
Yet Reported Killed Wife Remarried Lets Her Be Happy
John Forest, listed as killed in action in France, sought alimony after his wife remarried. He returned to Chicago from Mt. Vernon, learned her truth, and requested support in court. Meanwhile, Dodge sedan display opens at Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo, with a new model shown today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Forest
France
Enoch Ardens
Sabath
al Fivance
Forests
Forest
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
DODGE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Cattle Congress
Bandits hold up Santa Fe train near Edmond
Six masked gunmen aboard Santa Fe train No 6 bound from Kansas City Galveston rode into the night near Edmond Oklahoma forcing mail clerks to dump four pouches of mail and ordering the engineer to cut the mail car. The passengers were left unharmed and a posse from Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County scoured the area.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Santa Fe
Souis
of &Rdmond
Here
Kansas City
Galveston
Satta Fe
Guthrie
Ednjord
Ani Pur
Oklahoma
Venire Disqualified as 40 Jurors Overruled in Southard Case
In the Southard murder case a Alta Matic court session disqualified the entire 40 member venire and Sheriff Sherman as competent to summon a jury. Defense attorney Homer Mills accused Sherman of bias and of directing investigation, while prosecutors argued Sherman acted only in official duty.
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Southard Venire
Sheriff AE
United Press
Homer
Mills
Babcock
Stephen
E. R. Sherman
Les
Southard
Sherman
H. Ormsby
Buried Treasure Found At Balliett Home Site
A long forgotten gasoline storage tank, about three feet in diameter and four feet high, was unearthed today at the site of the new Hirst Presbyterian church at Park Avenue and Franklin Street. Mrs. A O Balliett recalls the residence once used a private gasmaking plant, and the tank was connected to the machine before the automobile era.
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Hirst’ Presbyterian Church
Corner Park Ave
Franklin Street
A. O. Balllett
Scouts Aid Woman Fainting at Dairy Carts Congress
At the Dairy Carts Congress last night Waterloo Bar Scouts quickly formed a circle around a fainted woman near the hippodrome grounds. They placed her on a litter and moved her to the Iroman's rest room where she regained consciousness. Despite difficulty finding a physician, the scouts showcased first aid skills and kept the patient comfortable.
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Waterloo
Hippodrome
Bowman Chosen Head of Farm Committee
Bowman Waterloo was selected chairman of the farm committee at a Greater Waterloo association meeting to boost Black Haws county agriculture. About 25 leading farmers and business men attended. C. W. Bedford was elected vice chairman and E. F. MacDonough secretary. An executive committee of five will set plans. Married in Ontario Waterford news: Miss Malinda Page of Waterloo wed William G. Knowles of St. Thomas at Motherwell Sept. 15. Rev. Leckie officiated. Miss Sarah Waddell and Kyron Knowles attended. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside at 200 Wellington St. St Thomas, where the groom works for the Michigan Central Railway.
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M, IL
Bowman
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Black Haws County
C. W. Bedford
Hudson Banker
E. F.macdonough
Ontario
Waterioo
Motherwell
Malinda Page
William G. Knowles
St. Thomas
William Waddell
Mr. Leckie
Sarah Waddell
Kyron Knowles
Palmerston
Des Moines lands 1922 G A R convention headline
Indianapolis reports Dr. Lewis Stephen Pilcher of Brooklyn elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the final session. Des Moines chosen as the 1922 convention city. John Chambers of Portland withdrew as rival candidate. McBride of Indianapolis elected senior vice commander in chief. Other acclamations followed for Woot, Smith, and Stowitz among others. Ireland chosen commander in chief of the Sons of Veterans at Indianapolis.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Lewis Stephen Pilcher
Brooklyn
Grand Army of the Republic
G.A. R
Des Moines
John
Chambers
Portland
Ore
Pilcher
Fara
New York
Thomas S. Hopkins
Washington
R. A. Barte
California
William c. Beeckham
Ireland Heads Sons
Associated Press
Clifford T. Ireland
Peoria
The
Sons of Veterans
Elmer BE. Perry
Barre
Avi Don
Doman
Independence
East School Teams Win State Health Pennants
Waterloo East School districts excel in the National Tuberculosis association health contest. Four classrooms—Fiske grades 4 and 9, Scott grades 5 and 7—earn pennants for top health rule observance. Pennants come from New York headquarters. Sixty boys signaled intent to join a Hi Y Bible study led by W 4 Lane at the high school assembly. Separate girl assemblies organized by Mrs Langlas and Miss Smith aim to form a Girls Friendly Society class.
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Waterloo
National Tuberculosis Association
Nanette Beil
Theresa Ddnsdeil
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Fiske
Scott
Donedell
New York
Alcott
W. 4. Lane
First National Bank
W. H., Langlas
Minnie Smith
Girls’ Friendly Society Bible Clas
Davenport Man Stabbed to Death Puzzles Polite
Davenport Iowa. Richard Henry, 44, was found dead with a knife wound to the heart at his home on East Ninth Street. W. E. Moyer, who lived in the same house with his wife, is held on a murder charge. The knife is missing and Moyer denies guilt. The two men had been quarreling and police see no clear motive for the crime.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Richard Henry
East Ninth Street
W. E. Moyer
Moyer
Henry
Treasury Agents Nab Big Tax Graft Ring
United Areas reports treasury agents arrested S G Rickmeier and Garmatt Underwood in Washington on bribery charges. They allegedly sought forty thousand dollars per case to destroy records and reveal confidential income tax assessments. The scheme covered Duluth Minnesota California Oklahoma and Texas with taxpayers contacted to fix cases.
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S. G. Rickmeier
Assigiant
Chiat
Fncome
Treasury
Tréasur
RitEmeith
Garmatt Underwood
Washington
Duluth
Mind
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Underwood
Sensations Mark Boozer ing Probe
Federal probe speeds up over liquor ring involving Chicago police. Woman dies after questioning. whisky runner shot or murdered near Harvey Illinois. Freight train robbed of gin. rum ship sought along lake shore. police officers linked to illicit sales. Investigations continue into self styled vigilante group among saloonkeepers.
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Associates Prem
Chicago
Federal
Jan
Rim
Rose Alleh
Max Lewis
Harvey, Jil
Reading
Lake Shore
Paul Hevéres
Court Holds Banks Liable for Bond Tax
Des Moines report says the state supreme court denied a rehearing in the Des Moines National Bank versus Thomas Fairweather case. The court reaffirmed that banks could not deduct liberty bonds from capital stock for tax listing due to unresolved tax law amendments. Governor Kendall criticized the law in his inaugural address. the Thirty-ninth General Assembly later repealed it.
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Asaociated
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
Des Moinés National Bank
Thomas Fairweather
Kendall
Thirty-ninth General Assembly
Wanderer to be Hanged Friday in pardon clash
Springfield Sept 29 Carl Wanderer will hang tomorrow amid a clemency refusal by the governor. The official statement says the governor does not intervene with court verdicts and upholds pardons authority. Lost vest and watch with passbook bearing owner name found in courthouse. in the custody of county auditor W Esher. Cattle Congress visit noted. Gates College ad invites enrollment October 1 for job prospects.
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Springfield
Wanderer
Ietero
Tibard
A. Wilson
Harlan
W. Esher
Bartholomew Charged With Selling Mortgaged Property
J W Bartholomew, formerly C Waterloo, was brought back from Mabon City IA by Deputy Beiliff Theodore Peek on a warrant accusing the sale of mortgaged property. Information signed by Frank Kurtz alleges Bartholomew sold a Ford while mortgaged. bond set at $1,000 pending preliminary hearing in municipal court.
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J. W. Bartholomew
C. Waterloo
Mabon City
Beiliff Theodore Peek
Frank Kurtz
Bartholmew
Miunicios
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