War boom overcapitalized farms trip amid farmer distress
Washington dispatch discusses war boom causing farming overcapitalization, farmer grievances, and political stakes for Coolidge and parties. It notes across states like Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas and more the farm crisis may influence national election outcomes and stresses need for cure beyond mere diagnoses.
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Coolidge
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Idaho
Six Missing After Testifying Before Klan Probe
Tulsa county deputies search four counties for six witnesses, three men and three women, who disappeared after testifying before the military marshal inquiry tied to masked bands. Authorities say the missing are key witnesses in upcoming court actions.
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Associated Press
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Ollo
Tulsa County
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EB. A. Wallis
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Creek
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Martial Board of Inquiry
Loses
Election Board
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Cushing
Payne Country
C. ¢. Smith
Stillwater
Oklahoma A & M College
Bavarian Dictator Kahr Defies Gessler Over Voelkischer Beobachter
Bavarian leader Kahr clashed with Nazi ruler Gessler by refusing to suppress Voelkischer Beobachter, the Nazi party organ, after Gessler had demanded its shutdown in an escalating political row.
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Otto Gessler
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Voelkischer Beobachter
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Courier Home Delivery Cutoff Time Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If due to carrier error or other cause you do not receive your paper by that time, please Phone 510 and a copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Kansas Man's Runaway Wife Tale Ends in Iowa
Fort Madison Iowa September 29 search for Mrs George T Stanlick and her child concluded with the arrest of Mrs Stanlick and her husband a Kansas businessman named Thompson alleged to have eloped with Mrs Stanlick. Thompson is described as an alleged ape addict.
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George T. Stanlick
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Kansas
Laude Son
Thompson
Weather outlook for week in Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions starting Monday with normal temperatures. In Washington DC and surrounding regions, the outlook remains largely dry with slow changes anticipated through the week.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
State Guardsmen Guard Negroes at Spruce Pine NC
Militiamen were on duty in Spruce Pine to safeguard black residents after a mob drove about 200 freedmen from local camps. Gov. Morrison ordered troops from Raleigh after reports that angry citizens attacked a man accused of assaulting an elderly white woman and coerced black residents to flee the area.
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Morrison
Raleigh
Jailbreak Plotter Faces Prison Term
Edmund Foley of Saint Paul was found guilty in Fort Madison Iowa of attempting to smuggle arms to state penitentiary inmates. The jury delivered verdict after four hours of deliberation. Foley faces up to five years. co-defendant Mrs. Prince Lorrain Pepperling will be tried next week. sentencing set for Monday by Judge J. E. Craig.
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Edmund Foley
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State Penitentiary
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Prince Lorrain Pepperling
J. E. Graig
Circus Clown Sam Binley Faces Seduction Case In Iowa
Internationally known circus clown Sam Binley, described as an enemy of women, faced a seduction charge after a teenage elopement attempt. Binley was jailed then bound over to the grand jury, which returned no bill. he was later imprisoned briefly for a jailbreak prior to the latest adjournment. He remained unaware that the girl he pursued had eloped with another man Bert DP AZOn.
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Whra
Cedar Rapids
Sam Binley
Binley
Grand Jury
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John T. Moffit
Bert DP Azon
German rail workers sought for Ruhr and Rhineland
German and allied authorities opened a recruiting office in Mainz to hire 30,000 German railroad workers for lines through the Rhineland and Ruhr. Recruits must swear to obey both allied civil and military authorities. An earlier reparations deliveries rule was officially annulled.
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Policemen Injured In Streetcar Collision In Des Moines
Des Moines police patrolmen Brophy and Wieland were injured when a streetcar struck the emergency auto they were in early today. Brophy was in critical condition with internal injuries, while Wieland suffered cuts and bruises. The streetcar operator, H. Jriebe, faced possible arrest as authorities investigate the crash.
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vTwo
Dack Brophy
al Wieland
Imst
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H. Jriebe
Totorman
May Renew Effort to Bring Bigamist to Iowa for Trial
Des Moines witnesses prepare to testify as authorities push to extradite Harry Roush from Los Angeles for trial. Mrs. Roush, a former schoolteacher, arrives to testify before the grand jury. Stenographer Belle Parker from Evansville, Wisconsin, also is linked to testify after a telegraph inquiry. Officials fear a habeas corpus writ could halt proceedings.
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Harry &. Roshon
Los Angeles
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Roush
Brand
Roshon
Belle Parker
Hvansville
Masked thieves escape with silk hose haul
Four masked bandits robbed a Waterbury factory early Tuesday, overpowering guards and fleeing with about 50,000 dollars of silk hose. Police pursue a lead to Langhorne, Pennsylvania, with inquiries continuing.
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Tadiy
Uke
Detective Totman Shot in Iowa Falls Gunfight
Illinois Central Railroad detective Totman of Fort Dodge and suspect Marty Edsen were wounded in a crowded Iowa Falls street gun battle after Edsen was arrested. Totman may die from chest wound. Edsen lightly hurt, gunman fled in an abandoned car found at Alden. Police and deputies patrol countryside.
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Associated Press
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Webster City
Totman
May Dic
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Hosttals
Mrs McCormick seeks road move to shield estate
Edith Rockefeller McCormick petitioned Lake Forest officials to relocate a public highway at an estimated cost up to 190 000 so that passersby and sightseers cannot view her large suburban estate. The proposal aims to keep the mile of road away from her home with the city council weighing the request.
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Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Aiking
Millionaire Harvester
Lake Forest
Lloyd George Sails for Tour of America
Former British premier Lloyd George sails for the United States aboard the Mauretania from Southampton on September 20. He travels with his wife and daughter Megan, plus secretary A J Sylvester, former secretary Sir William Sutherland, and a secret service guard to accompany him closely on the trip.
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Lloyd George
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Mauretania
Megan
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William Sutherland
Harvest of joyriding floods Rescue Home
United Press reports Des Moines Salvation Army Rescue Home overwhelmed with admission requests described as a harvest of spring and summer joyriding. Major Elizabeth Caldwell says two thirds of applicants come from small towns and many from Des Moines, ages 14 to 20, with confessions of midsummer exploits.
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Nes Moines
Salevation Army Rescue
Elizabeth Caldwell
Caldwell Gaid
Des Moines
Major Caldwell
Cattle Congress Closes Amid Butter Prize Wins
The Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress closed Sunday after a week of judging. Winners included Stargrove and Arnold from Norwalk for premier exhibitor prizes in Holsteins, Jefferson County asylum in Wisconsin for premier breeder. Iowa butter makers led state contests with Henry Hansen of Graettinger, Minnesota second, and B. P. Couwat of Ventura third. The event featured dense crowds, a sold out hippodrome, and a butter statue display illustrating Iowa’s prominence in dairy production.
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Reveals Grafting Through New York Legislature
Seymour Cromwell president of the New York Stock Exchange told an audience in Atlantic City that politicians demanded money or favors to block bills aimed at the exchange. He was summoned before the New York City grand jury and reportedly named the politicians with affidavits to substantiate charges. A political sensation is expected.
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Federation Leaders at Portland Probing Seattle Radicalism
Portland Ore Sept 29 Chief preconvention activities of delegates for the American Federation of Labor convention opening next Monday focused on the divisional conference of building trades to keep a busy day. A key issue to be taken up was charges of radicalism against the Seattle labor council. The federation executive committee has called a meeting for this afternoon where seven labor officials are to appear.
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Sarazen Leads Hagen After 27 Holes
Gene Sarazen held a three hole lead over Walter Hagen after 27 holes in the Professional Golfers Association tournament in New York. Unless Hagen rallies in the final nine holes, Sarazen is likely to keep the title as defending champion.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Sarazen
19 Known Dead in Gloudburst and Wind Storm
Nebraska and western Iowa suffered a cloudburst and tornado causing 19 deaths. Louisville, Nebraska, bore the heaviest toll with 13 dead in a flooded home. Council Bluffs and Corneil Bluffs reported multiple fatalities and missing persons as bridges, roads, and utilities failed under floodwaters.
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Charles Cooley
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Gordon Richards
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