Farmers Unite and Split Tarnishes Party Unity
The piece critiques farm organizations for failing to unite at the Republican convention over the vice presidential pick. It notes Dawes as a strong nominee, argues division among farm groups doomed McNary Haugen, and predicts La Follette aligned candidates. It questions Kenyon’s alignment and foresees Stone possibly joining La Follette’s ticket while mocking factions and rallying unity.
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Congress
Western
Lowden
Nnd
Dawes
Daugherty Loses Political Standing in Republican Ranks
The LaFollette delegation urged a pledge against Daugherty, signaling his removal from public life and the Republican Party. He attended the convention only as a delegate and was confined to his hotel room amid poisoning allegations. GOP sentiment holds he abused Harding’s trust and helped fuel party divisions through the Teapot Dome era fallout.
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LaQollete
Daugherty
Warren G. Harding
Republic Party
Democratic convention hopes hinge on Cox and rivals
Washington letter traces two dark horse paths for the Democratic nomination. Ohio’s Cox is touted for a possible comeback with a stirring nominating speech, while Baker or Glass emerge as plausible contenders, Baker seen as the stronger orator and Ohio’s real figure in the contest, Glass favored by business groups as safe and sane.
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Ashington
D. C
Dark Horse
Buckeye
James M. Cox
Ohio
Bryan
Cox
Newson Dsaker
Baker
Carter Glass
Virginia
Hass
Wilson
Glass
Contaminates Them by Our Democratic Friends Oil Stain
Fragmentary sentence notes political contention as Democratic allies push to elevate leaders “covered with the stain of oil” amid a contested presidential scene. No clear names or places identified.
Scandal Explodes Quietly Over Oil Inquiry, Senate Report
The Des Moines Capital reviews the oil investigation, accusing the senate committee of promising much and delivering little. It criticizes the effort for dragging in names like Harding and Coolidge, then reveals public fatigue and questions the usefulness of the inquiry and its results. The piece argues pacifist radicals pose treasonous risks to national security.
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Des Moines
Senate
Senate of Committee
Tto
Harding
Coolidge
Walsh
Albert B. Fall
White Heat
Oil Committee
Republican Party
Pacifist Radical Draws Fire From United States Junior Chamber
The Sioux City Journal reports a major resolution from the US Junior Chamber of Commerce in Cincinnati condemning extreme pacifism as treasonous. The measure argues pacifist critics weaken national security and harm the war effort by withholding support, reflecting a harsher stance as pacifism wanes.
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United States
Sioux City
Language origins debate cited in Genesis tale
The fragment discusses theories on the original tongue, noting claims that Hebrew was the language used by Adam and that Hebrew, Chaldean, and Arabic are dialects of a primordial speech. It references Genesis 11 12 about a single language and speech.
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Adith
Gas Mantle Mining Terms Clarified
Fragmentary note discusses chemical constituents and mine use context. It mentions Incanitus cert gow burdery in unclear terms, with references to tare earth thorlim as a form. Little coherent fact emerges beyond a vague mineral chemistry mention and mining association.
Signs That Mar Marmalade Trade in Rippling Rhymes
Walt Mason lampoons signboards that clutter the landscape and hinder beauty as marmalade venders push brass prices. He imagines a world where banners vanish, lines jabber about branding, and public taste prevails against gaudy displays.
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Ming
George Matthew Adams
Mosquitoes and Flies Evade Danger Strikes
Mosquitoes and flies avoid danger strikes as new conditions alter pest activity. Researchers study behavioral patterns noting resilience to certain control measures and implications for public health in affected regions.
Ernie Moore Heads Masons of Iowa Se L ected This Week
Ernst BR Moore of Cedar Rapids, former lieutenant governor and gubernatorial candidate, was elected grand master of the Iowa Grand Lodge, A F and A M, at the Iowa Theater session. Judge C G Av Dewey and Realff Ottesen won senior and junior grand warden posts on ballots. N R Parvin was renominated grand secretary for the 24th time. Frederick Parker became grand treasurer. Davenport chosen meeting site for 1926. veterans banqueted at Port Des Moines. a large class was initiated.
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Des Moines
BR. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa! Grand Lodge
Iowa Theater
Herman Lodge
CG. Av Dewey
Washington Lodge
Washington
Realff Ottesen
Trinity Lodge
Davenport
Masons of
N. R. Parvin
Town City Lodge
Frederick Parker
Rock Rapids
Border Lodge
Masonic Veterans Association
Port
Heen
Keep Physically Fit There Are Propositions for Conduct
A reader argues that irrespective of sex age or status every person should devote part of their time to science and physical fit ness. The piece emphasizes mental moral aging and financial benefits from staying physically fit and lasts with a call to action.
Quips and Observations From a Busy Summer
The fragmentary notes highlight humorous sayings about July Fourth, aging perception of time, honesty in anger, radio quirks, marriage quirks, hitching dreams to stars, and social trends. It also hints at rising youth enjoying beaches, European views causing alarm, and advice to start early on Christmas shopping.
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Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Canada
U. S
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United Press Foreign Advertising Representatives
Knill-Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
News- Telegraph
Kenyon
Wisconsin
LaPollette
Brookhart
la Follette
McAdoo
Waving
LaQollette
Jo-Jo
Borneo
Africa
Hunt
Harry B. Hunt
NBA
Polly Sila
Cnbr I
LABOR
Walt Mason
Gaston Doumergue
Millerand
France
Doumergue
Ernie” Moore
Mg Io
Wea
Hubby
Europe
Whitney Loan &Cryat Company Bank
Whitney
Loan’ & Company Atlantic
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