MITCHELL ATTACKS POLICY OF AIRCRAFT HEADS IN U S
Col. William Mitchell continued his tirade against the army central staff and navy officials, calling the services incompetent to draft air policies. He urged a national defense department and argued aircraft can outmaneuver ships, with warnings about defenses and global reach.
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Washington
Ih T
William Mitewell
Air Board
Army Central Staff
Celniel
Navy
Mitchelll
Benjamin D. Foulois
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Department of National Defense
Indict Jailer for Attack on Woman in Sioux City Jail
Jesse Marshall a former Sioux City night jailer discharged for alleged assault on a woman in the city jail was indicted by the Woodbury county grand jury. Witness Mrs Gillian Kee Mapleton Ia 30 testified he offered liquor and attempted to assault her. her screams frightened him away.
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Sioux City
Jesse Marshall
Woodbury County
Gillian Kee
Mapleton
Marshall
Divers Retrieve Bodies From Wrecked Submarine 8-51
Divers extract the remains of two men entombed in the wrecked submarine 8-51 after raising operations resume briefly and then suspend again. The report notes ongoing, perilous salvage work and the uncertain recovery timeline.
State Saves $20,000 by Making Its Own Automobile Plates
Des Moines reports the Iowa state board of control, using labor from the Anamosa men's reformatory, produced 750,000 plates at 11.34 cents per pair, delivering on time with a profit of about 20,000 to 25,000. W. M. Celladay said most counties have their plates ready for Dec 1 distribution. J. Hines noted the contract matched the lowest private bid.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Anamosa
J. Hines
W. M. Celladay
State Motor Vehicle Department
Board of Control
French Debt Parley Edges Toward Stalemate In Washington
Negotiators face limited hours left as French debt talks stall with no clear progress. American and French teams give cautious signals, some observing slight shifts, others warning against over optimism amid looming deadline.
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Washington, D. C
Yeggs Roб Safe Again in Nichols Rural Store
In Nichols near Muscatine Iowa a safe in Henry Kirchner store was blown open for the third time in two years. Robbers took a handful of silver, pocket knives, and coal. They checked the post office before fleeing.
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Muscatine
Henry Kirchner
Nichols
Geggs
Bones Broken in Five Places in 15 Foot Fall
Laborer John Siika sustained multiple fractures after a ladder slipped while he fell fifteen feet. He suffered four breaks to a left bone, a fracture at the elbow, and a dislocated joint.
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Tawa Wits
John Siika
Siika
Leon Bourgeois Dies After Long Illness in France
Paris reports the death of Leon Bourgeois, eminent French statesman and former premier. He died at his country home at Oger in Marne after a sudden relapse following a long illness.
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Paris
Fapf
Leon Bourgeois
Bourgeois
Oger
Department
Marne
Jazz Music as Substitute for Liquor Boosts Sales
Washington DC Sept 29 The influx of Jazz music is blamed for heightened demand in musical instruments as liquor shortages drive taste for music. Commerce department data show instrument factories value rising from 119 million in 1914 to an estimated 360 million in 1925 with wind instruments and pianos leading growth. An acoustic engineer cautions music’s intoxicating potential, likening Jazz bolshevism to moonshine while noting good music can stimulate or soothe the mind. rhythmic repetition allegedly fuels extremes.
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Washington, D. C
America
Department of
Bureau of Standards
Submarine S-boat wreck at New London yields bodies found
At U.S. Submarine Base New London divers recovered the bodies of John L. Gibson and William Teschemacher from the wrecked submarine 8-51 after its collision with City of Rome. Rescue efforts, hampered by rough seas and damaged derricks, suggest more remains may be found inside the vessel.
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U.S
New London
John L. Gibson
Clsss
Portland
Ore
Gibson
Savannas Line
Rome
H. H. Christy
Terricks
Newport
William T. Teschemacher
Bangor
Teschemacher
Frederick
Boy on Bicycle Killed in Crash With Auto
Des Moines report says 12 year old Aaron Gevant died from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by Martin Frette at a street intersection yesterday. Gevant is the son of Sam Gevant.
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Des Moines
Aaron Gevant
Sam Gevant
Martin Frette
Gevant
Mayor Hylan to retire from New York mayoral race
Mayor John F. Hylan made formal his plan to retire at end of current term, effectively ending any chance of an independent ticket in the November mayoralty election. The declaration comes from New York as of Sept 29, per AP.
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New York
John F. Hylan
Youthful Robbers May Be Murderers in Omaha
Three youths held up W. H. Byford at a station in Omaha Nebraska last night, struck him, fracturing his skull and stealing 56 dollars and 55 cents. Byford’s condition is described as critical and he may die. Detectives pursue leads as witnesses describe the assault.
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Omaha
Neb
W. H. Byford
Byford
Overnight News Abolishes Pat Neff Prison Farm
Overnight reports say the honor system at the Pat Neff prison farm in Texas was abolished due to numerous escapes. A suspect with a suitcase of women’s clothing is held in Bristol Tennessee as a possible Dutch Anderson. An attempt to shoot L A Kubek, a witness in the Bandit Chapman murder trial, occurred in Meridian Connecticut. An unidentified assailant fled.
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Pat Neff
Texas
Bristol
Tenn
Dutch Anderson
Meridian
Conn
L. A. Kubek
Chapman
Operators Strike Paralyzes Chinese Telegraph System
Shanghai September 29 Chinese telegraph service ground to a halt as operators walked out disabling more than 400 stations. The strike halted message transmission across the network and left lines silent as workers protested conditions.
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Shanghai
Paper Delivery Timetable Advised for 3:30 Deadline
The notice instructs home delivery by 3:30. If a paper is not received on time due to carrier error or other causes, residents should call 5100 for a replacement copy. Phone lines are to be contacted before 6 74 one AM.
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Hoy
Dairy Cattle Congress Opens With Japan Buying Plans
Waterloo hosts the sixteenth annual Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian horse show amid fair weather and crowds. A Japanese purchasing agent, Keitaro Mukai of Osaka, plans to buy 75 head of purebred Holsteins for shipment to Japan, as judging progresses and prize ribbons are awarded in Guernsey Ayrshire and Belgian classes.
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B.S. Estel
Estes
Guernsey
Ayr
L.wilson
Minnesota
3. B. Fitch
Kansas
Ayrshire
Dairy Queens Paradise
Japan
W. K. Barney
Barney
Chicago
Keitaro Mukai
Toyonaka
Osaka
Dairy Cattle Congress
Mukai
Chosun
L. WV. Wilson
St. Pauli
Corium Princess
Carrie
Fond du Lac
Wis
Shorewood Farm
Crystal Bay
Minn
Fitch
Manhattan
Kan
Adam Seitz & Sons
Waukesha
Ayrcroft Farm
Pewaukee
WH. Pew
Freedom Station. C
Sievius
L. E. Larsen
Cedar Falls
Black Trank County
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Larsen
Buchanan
Cerra Garcia
Black Hawk
Webster
Worth
Bremer
Florence
Auniente
Ialso
Toby Wells
Tris
St. Onge
Thomas Tria
Hodgiel
Supreme Equestrians
Asaw Elephants
Dry League Chief Denies Collaboration With Brewers
In Harrisburg Pa on September 9 AP reports that Dr Fr Scott McBride general superintendent of the Antisaloon League of America denies any move to ally with Brewers to restore beer or fight wine. He warns a long dry spell if others seek a united movement and says no deal is in sight.
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Hpilishurgh
Antisaloon League of America
Fr. Scott Mcbride
League
Safil
Man Who Attacked Iowa Editor Held in Peoria Jail
Peoria, Sept. 29. Bonkert Ryan Perri tested in a Pekin roadhouse after attacking the Burlington editor and was lodged in the Peoria county jail by U S Deputy Marshal Ted Solmin after bondsman surrendered him. The case is a major federal matter. he was arraigned in Pekin for the Burlington assault and will await extradition.
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Peoria
Bonker't
Former District Court Judge Dies at Charles City
Charles Ta Sept 29 Porter Burr former district court judge died at his residence in Charles City this morning after retirement due to ill health He had been practically helpless since retirement Burr was a leader in municipal and political affairs serving as mayor of Charles City Surviving are his widow and one daughter Mrs Clarence Turrites Mason City
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Charles Ta
Porter Burr
Jusz
Burr
Chartes City
Clarence Turrites
Mason
Fort Dodge Man Found. Authorities Seek Identity
Authorities in Fort Dodge seek to identify the aged man found Sunday night. A bank check payable to Jones at the First National Bank of Dewitt and signed by J A Welsh was found on the body.
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Fort Dodge
Jones
First National Bank of
Dewitt J
J. A. Welsh
Census Shows Half Cerro Gordo Farms Occupied by Renters
Des Moines reports that in Cerro Gordo county renters occupy more than half the farmland. Data from the Iowa state census lists 187,811 rented acres versus 162,718 owned, with total county farmland at 351,262 acres and 232,993 acres in crops. Renters pay cash rent on 79,872 acres and share crops on 107,439 acres.
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Des Moines
Cerro Gordo County
Louw I. Morgans
Iowa
State
Cerro Gordo
Cook Faces Petition to Remove Black Hawk County Attorney
A district court petition seeks the suspension and removal of William A. Cook, Black Hawk County attorney, alleging willful neglect, maladministration and extortion related to liquor prosecutions and bond collections. The filing names Peter Woodring and others as complainants, cites 37 charges, and calls for an outside judge to oversee hearings, with Oct 15 set for the hearing date.
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William A. Cook
Blackawk
Peter Woodring
Wammond
Ceaane
League
Black Hawk Civic League
Hammond
Supreme Court
Cook
Woman's ‘Christian Temperance Union
Jack
J. J. Robert
H. S. Hansen
George McGuire
Luty Ladase
Ng Fla. Hatta
Casebeer Heights
Haffa
Dinner to Cattle Show Exhibitors Tonight
Watering business men host annual courtesy dinner for stock and machinery exhibitors and officials at RK. of Plhall at 6 p.m. today. Cars will shuttle guests from Caine Congr. grounds to the banquet hall and back to the exposition by 7 p.m.
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Plhall
Caine Congr
Siven
New York Morals Questioned by Church Board
A Methodist Episcopal board in Washington condemns New York City morals as a threat to national standards. The board warns the city’s theater season and literary output push indecency, urging reconsideration of American habits amid a clash of high minded businessmen and alleged un-American elements.
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Prohibition
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Manhattan
New York City
United States
Washington
TAPIA
Temperance
Apublic
York
New
Chis. Wastin
Barsiers
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