President Coolidge invites Crim ming to discuss farm relief policy
President Coolidge invited Senator Cummins of Iowa to confer with him and Secretary Jardine on the agricultural legislative program for winter. Cummins will meet Coolidge to ease friction between the Jardine administration view and the farm bureau program, and discuss consolidation bills for railroads with Chairman Ellison Smith. Cummins plans to address editors at Clay County fair before Washington trip.
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Minnesota
Clay County
Washington
Cummins
Coolidge
Jardine
Administration
Dickinson
Farm Bureau
Gummins
Ellison D. Smith
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
France and US debt talks loom with three percent aim
Continued coverage of Anglo French debt negotiations notes Americans favor payments totaling principal plus three to three and a half percent interest. Caillaux plans Friday return to France to brief parliament and decide on signing, with draft details to be handled by experts.
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Britain
America
Congress
France
Caillaux
Cailiaux
Cenwrichit SV
S-51 Submarine Disaster Reflection and Rescue Efforts
The U S submarine S 31 faced catastrophe when rammed by the City of Rome off Rhode Island, killing 34 crewmen. Efforts to raise the submarine from the ocean floor have failed to date.
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U.S
Rhode Island
Robert the Druggist Denies Liquor Blank Claim
John J. Robert a druggist permit holder sued over a liquor injunction denies the plaintiff State ex rel Peter Woodring J S Hershberger and M G Court claims. He says he was forced to obtain sales or liquor blanks from the county auditor and before 1925 could not secure blanks under the new law questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Robert
Stat’s Ex Rel
Peter Woodring
J. S. Hershberger
M. G. Court
Poll tax payments crowd City Hall before deadline
City Clerk Charles C. MacKay kept the office open to 9 p.m. for eleventh hour poll tax payments. Delinquent payers face a $4 surcharge tomorrow, while in‑state residents who paid today owed $3.50 prior to the rush. Total collected to date trailed last year by about $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. MacKay
Brace
MacKay
Grand Jury Pushes Probe Into Cook Staying Case
In Vinton Iowa County Attorney Nichols announced the grand jury will continue its investigation into the shooting mystery of Mrs Myrrie Pudaryood. Coroner Calinder Modlin said a verdict may come today with possible cross examination of Clifford B Cack husband of the slain woman. The jurors will follow a definite path to solve the case as the inquest nears its close.
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Vinton
Nichols
Myrrie Pudaryood
Calinder
L. Modlin
Modlin
Clifford B. Cack
Sentence of Sweeney Delayed in Conspiracy Case
O H Sweeney who pled guilty to conspiracy faces postponed sentencing in district court tied to the death of Mrs Bertha Munger. Det Ada Fuller of Des Moines had investigated the case and Sweeney’s counsel A B Lovejoy was absent, with a new date set for next week. Dr Fuller, involved in the case, died in Des Moines last Friday.
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O. H. Sweeney
Alrs
Bertha Munger
Ada Fuller
Des Moines
Rity
A. B. Lovejoy
Sweeney
Dr. Fuller
Las
Polk County
Munger
Woman Charged as Bootlegger in County Notice
Carrie Moore charged with bootlegging in an information prepared by County Attorney W. J. A. Cook. Arrest on the street yesterday yielded a quantity of liquor on her person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Moore
W. J A. Cook
Mrs Cynthia Gifford 77 Died at Home After Illness
Mrs Cynthia B Gifford 77 wife of James Gifford of 315 Denver street died at 8 am today at home from age related causes. Born February 27 1848 in Waterlo Ont she lived in Cedar Falls and Pine township before retiring to Waterloo twelve years ago. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs James Cassen a brother and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by J W White and Son and burial in Maplewood.
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James Gifford
Cynthia B. Gifford
James Ginard
Denver Street
Waterlow
Ont. Can
Canada
Tllingis
Cedar Falls
Pine Township
Waterloo
James Cassen
Wan
Howard
de Opines
EY Stac
Osrar Thor
Dopo
Glanbrook
Rood
Cot
Edlent
Miriwoud
Drunk Arrests Fall In Waterloo Size This Month
September police reports show 29 intoxication arrests city and state charges, down from 38 last year. Traffic violations rose, with 15 speeding and 7 operating car while intoxicated. 142 arrests on city charges this month netted $767.10 in fines, while September 1924 saw 90 arrests and $625.20 in fines.
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Waterloo
Altho
Aluminum Company Sued for 15 Million in Federal Suit
Boston news reports suit for 15 million dollars against the Aluminum Company of America. Secretary Mellon is named as a principal owner and director. George B. Haskell of Springfield, president of the Bansch Machine Tool company, files the action alleging conspiracy in federal court today.
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Boston
Mass
Aluminum Company of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Georgeb. Haskell
Springfield
Bansch Machine Tricl Company
Dr Curran Attends Mother's Funeral in Edgewood Iowa
Dr A B Curran former Grace Methodist pastor attends his mother's funeral in Edgewood Iowa at 11 am Monday. Mrs John Curran sr died at her daughter Maude Smith's home after long illness. Survivors include two other sons Hugh Curran in Minneapolis and John Curran Jr in Lewistown.
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A. B. Curran
Grace Methodist Church
Edgewood
John Curran
Maude Smith
Rumlak
Devedent
Lewis‘town
Mont
Carol Jones
Smith
Marriage Notices from Milwaukee to Cedar Rapids
Two marriage notices list Emery Hallquist and Adelaide Blanche Church both of Milwaukee, and Pohorsky with Cedar Rapids partner Laura Rudd of Cedar Rapids, reflecting early 20th century pairing announcements.
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von Emery Hallquist
Coloer
Adelaide Blanche Church
Milwaukee
BOM
Pohorsky
Cedar
Rapii
Laura Rudd
Cedar Rapids
SFA says steamer hit 581 broke law of sea
Washington reports a court of inquiry to study the sinking of submarine S-51 near Block Island. Deep sea divers and air rescue efforts paused by bad weather as Captain King attributes fault to the City of Rome for ramming the craft. Monarch and Century cranes stand by. hope remains slim for survivors.
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SFA
Washington, D. C
Wilbur
Block Island
Boston Navy Yard
Associated Press
U.S
New London
Conn
E. J. King
Rome
Tl. H. Christy
Admiral Christy
Christy
King
County Treasurer Sees Rush of Tax Day Callers
Property owners crowded the office of County Treasurer Ed Madigan on the last day to pay taxes without penalty. Early arrivals began at 3 a.m. and continued throughout the day as Monday collections reached 126000 dollars and totals on the previous day hit 115006 dollars.
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Ed Madigan Todly
Aliens Examined for Citizenship in District Court
In Omaha district court Judge G W Wood heard citizenship applications from men and women. Two applicants were rejected for WWI exemption claims. After witness examinations the oath would be administered by clerk J W Thompson. Tonight at Memorial hall the W R C and two DAR chapters host a program for new citizens with certificates presented by Mr. Thompson.
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Ray B. Griffin
Omaha
G. W. Wood
J. W. Thompson
Memorial Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thompson
Webster City Records 4.5 Inch Rain Fall Damages Basements
Webster City Iowa suffered 4.5 inches of rain last night, reports F A Bonebright Hamilton county weather official. The heavy downpour caused sewer backups and extensive basement damage, marking the area as the hardest rain event in years.
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Webster City
F. A. Bonebright
Hamilton County
Clarksville Doctor Lectures to Student Nurses at Waverly
Clarksville Iowa September 30 Four physicians traveled from Clarksville for the dinner and scientific meeting of Warren county physicians at Mercy hospital. Dr Smith gave his first lecture to student nurses on Drugs and Medicines. He will speak at the Austin Flint Medical association meeting in Nashua next week.
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Clarksville
Arémer County
Mercy Hospital
C. ©. Smith
D. L. Johns
W. E B. Day
Harry Field
Dr. Smith
Austin Flint Medical Association
Nashua
Marshalltown Fire Trucks Reach Waterloo On Route
Two new Stoughton fire trucks purchased by Marshalltown passed through Waterloo Isle and paused at Central Fire Station. Medium sized, they pump 750 gallons per minute and will replace older Marshalltown rigs. Firemen from Marshalltown drove them from Chicago to their destination.
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Stoughton
Marshalltown
Waterloo Isle
Central Fire Station
Waterloo
Chicago
Williams Improves Rapidly at Hospital
M Williams, whose right arm was mangled by machinery at the Waterloo Canning plant last night of the season, is improving at St Francis hospital. Medics report muscles and flesh torn but bones intact and the arm will be saved.
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M. Williams
Waterloo Canning Company
St. Francis Hospital
Iowa Manufactures Rise As Crop Raw Material Uses Grow
Des Moines reports Iowa manufacturing expands as 1923 values rise to 690 million amidst 675 towns with factories. Urick notes 1,252 plants (36.9 percent) in food production output 351 million. Slaughtering, dairy, canning, button making, gypsum and cement lead, with Muscatine and Fort Dodge centers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. L. Urick
Towa
Urick
Urlek
Black Hawk
Cerro Gordo
Dubuque
Linn
Bremer Gee Butler
Lowa
Llinois
Muscatine
Allamakee
Clayton
Clinton
Jackson, Lee
Louisa
Mahaska
Scott
Washington
New York
Fort Dodge
Centerville
Mason City
Gilmore City
Secret Mazeppa Dining Room Found Near Kiev Church
An underground dining room linked to Mazeppa, famed in Byron and Pushkin poems, was discovered beside St. Sophia Cathedral in Kiev. A two century old table with golden dishes remains. evidence suggests a hurried exit by those who concealed the entrance.
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Kiev
Mazeppa
Byron
Pushkin
Peter the Great
Cathedral of St. Sophia
Mazeppa Led Hidden Dining Room, Cossack Legend
Archaeologists trace Ivan Stefanovitch Mazeppa ruler of the Zaporogue cossacks from 1640 to 1709 as the owner of a hidden dining room. The legendary figure conflicted with Peter the Great, and surviving Zaporogue descendants known as Kuban Cossacks live in the Kuban region.
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Ivan Stefanovitch Mazeppa
Zaporogue Cossacks
Mazeppa
Kiey
Dnieper
Peter the Great
Catherine — the Great
Kuban
Dairying Demonstrations Spread Across Counties
Dairy demonstration work opened with teams from Buchanan and Black Hawk counties and joined by Worth county. The champion team will win a trip to the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis. Buchanan county team Ralph Miller and Ralph Patten showed clean milk production and sanitary practices. Black Hawk county team Ruth and Pauline Cunningham illustrated cow testing associations and efficient rations using the Babcock test and feed weighing.
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Buchanan
Black Hawk
Worth County
Indianapolis
Ind
Buchanan County
Ralph Miller
Ralph Patten
Iyeaterday
Ruth
Pauline Cunningham
Black Hawk County
Babcock
Albert Pepin Hearing Continued To Thursday
The case against Albert Pepin, a bus driver operating between Waterloo and Des Moines, was continued again today until tomorrow at 1 p.m. Pepin did not appear. Mayor A. E. Gnarpy arrested him and testified before Judge John W. Gwynne.
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Albert Pepin
Pepin
Waterloo
Des Moines
A. E. Gnarpy
John W. Gwynne
Police Deal With One Drunk In Quiet Week
Police at headquarters report a slow period with the Dairy Cattle Congress drawing attention. One intoxicated individual was arrested and sentenced to three days in jail, marking the week’s sole disciplinary action.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
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Cook
Sime
Eldora Reformatory
Aluminium Company
DR. Curran
Mother
Edgewood, IA
Inna
Mr. Hone
Oal
Bayer
Waterleo
Respect Daily
Lester W. Miler
Henltor. L
City of
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Francis H. Legge & Co
Newyork
Remier
Giches & Pian Ce
Witeriog
Williams
Owa
Labor Commissioner
Brooklyn Bridge
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