Perennial candidate seeks signatures for GOP U S Senate bid
Des Moines reports L Ricketion of Waterloo a perennial candidate for the United States Senate is to seek signatures from W. Burns secretary of state on blanks required to end the Republican primary race for that office. The chaotic dispatch also notes a series of unrelated incidents across several cities including a car and radio tale, a dentist in Des Moines, and a consular appointment in Pittsburgh.
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Waterloo
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Weather forecast snippet notes light snow and warmer south tonight
A brief forecast mentions rain or snow with youth portions and a Moady movie on Sunday. It signals slightly warmer conditions to the south tonight.
Aged Women Friends Die Same Day Board Selects Papers
A 1926 inquiry details aged women and friends dying on the same day as officials approve papers. The board selects official documents, with discussion of publishing notices and the involvement of local editors and clergy. Names and places are cited within county proceedings and public notices.
Hold Conference To Give Officials Insight Into Law
County city and township officials met to shed light on laws and official duties at a conference in Mont, aimed at addressing irregularities flagged after a previous inquiry. The event sought thorough understanding of legal requirements and correct procedures among public officers. It was referred to the attorney general for further action.
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Surnandoah
Jay Jan
Bearn
Fymont
Phate
Wisconsin widow dies after illness at local hospital
Wiota woman well known to the community dies in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. She is survived by several children and two sisters with services pending at the Anita church with interment to follow.
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Os O
Amitays
USA
Ihe
Tlaehestias
Uhres
Osith
Pre
Lelani
Mabey
Tie
Dayer Mevita
Ars
Anita
Rey Anwney
Lilerment
Wieta Oo
Major General W H Hart Dies at 61 in Washington
Major General William Tart, quartermaster general of the army, died at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington after a brief illness. He, 61, was a Minnesota native and West Point graduate of 1888. His death follows closely after the death of his predecessor, Major General Norman Rogers, amid wartime charges and investigations. Hart was unmarried.
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Capitol
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Dane
William TE Tart
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
General Tart
Minnesota
West Point
Narny Tix Rogers
Quartermster
Harg
Rogers
Hart
Mart
Gaberal
Philadelphia
War Department
Two Aged Ladies of City Pass On Over New Year's
Two elderly residents of Atlantic City, Mrs Martha E Worth and Miss Frances M Watson, died within hours of each other around New Year. Worth, 85, native of Tava and Civil War widow, suffered a light stroke. she leaves sons, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, with funeral arrangements at her Locust Street home. Watson, 68, Canadian-born and longtime Chicago resident, died after a lingering illness. she leaves siblings and relatives in Joliet and Chicago, with services at the Watson home conducted by the Rev. M A Gable and burial in Atlantic Cemetery.
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Mies Frances Mathis Watson
Chestine
Worth
Martha E. Worth
Tava
Pairfiehl
Augustus C
Mary FE. (Messenger) Worthing
Obsia
Washington
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Hosea T. Ferrymadn
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Amity
Tedlainds
Omaha
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San Berding
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Ralph Gaylord
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Mes
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Frances. M. Watson
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Canada
Chicago
Lydia
Atlantic
S. 5. Watson
Joliet
M.A. ‘Gable
Blind Man Causes Child to Break Shoulder in Sled Accident
A blind man named Forrester stepped onto an icy street corner at Cedar and Fifth streets. Agnes ny little Styve teen attempted to turn her sled to avoid him and struck him, breaking her shoulder. The incident occurred yesterday in the stormy commute.
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Gioere Forrester
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Uwe
Two Butchering Demonstrations Scheduled in County
Two demonstrations on January 5 and 6 will show killing and dressing in Rayne and nearby areas. Officials warn the morning sessions cover slaughtering while the afternoon focuses on field dressing. a basket dinner will be served at both sites.
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Jan Oben
Hetil Dennison Fern
Sale man of prewar liquor vanishes in Fort Madison
Police report the salesman Mr. Mrazier who sold genuine prewar liquor took orders totaling 4000 dollars and disappeared with the money. The missing man and 10000 dollars involved remain under investigation, with a likely permanent departure cited.
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Fort Madison
Wrazier
Former Griswold Youth Placed Under Care After Stray From Home
A distressed report details a Griswold youth missing from home, later located and placed under care. The youth, son of a local family, had wandered away during cold conditions and was found several days later in another town. Authorities coordinated with guardians to secure the boy and arrange support.
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Tia Giste
Lantoni
Nine year old girl wins Charleston con test at local theater
Miss Dolores Kinney, a nine year old daughter of Alys Kinney, won first prize in a Charleston contest staged at the Atlantic theater last Wednesday evening. Arnold Lausen of this city placed second and Fred Trailer of Maine took third.
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Alys
Veteran minister dies in Cedar Falls funeral services planned
Stathudist conference members prepared funeral rites today for Rev. Miller, a charter member of the Upper Town Methodist conference, who died at his home yesterday at about seventy years old. His death is attributed to heart failure. he joined the church at the founding of the conference in Maquoketa seventy years ago.
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Revolts in Republican Party Challenge Coolidge
Major revolts within the Republican Party threaten President Coolidge as Western farmers and midwestern legislators push for farm aid and opposition to irrigation and reclamation policies. Bills on price supports, marketing of crops, and reduced federal spending loom as a dozen states may break from the administration.
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S. Beal
Pashington
Dan
Coolidge
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Torlay
Goolidge
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Hishiy
House
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Veliven
Iowa
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Agricul
Son Hig
Buist
LW. Dickinson
IT Commission
Congress
Jardine
Ais
Furm
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Omaha Doctor Ernest Alexander Dies in Omaha
P. M. Alexander, a well known local bookseller and stationer living at 107 East Seventh Street, received word of the death of his brother Dr. Ernest Alexander at 10:15 this morning in Omaha. Pneumonia, following bites and illness, is listed as the cause. Funeral services are planned for Monday with arrangements to be announced by the Alexanders.
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