Dawes Start Over as Hoover Backers Fill Chicago Convention
At Chicago, delegates praised and prayed as Dawes was announced to start over. A bishop led prayers, Silas Strawn and others acknowledged the city, 96 pallbearers from Columbus formed a glee club, and soldiers with flags briefly reined in by Senator Fess. Dickinson delivered a strong oration, omitting Coolidge and prohibition mentions, while Louie Mayer discussed film influence and a rumor about the Dickinson speech.
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Simeon Fess
Dickinson
Lord
Hoover
Chicago
Silas Strawn
Columbus
Ohio
Fess
Coolidge
Louie B. Mayer
California
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Louie
Floyd Gibbons
Congressman Tilson
Connecticut
Democra
What's What Out on the Acres continued page
Local readers discuss political shifts, taxes, and irrigation on the farms. They critique Brookhart, La Guardia, and Iowa politics, urge court reform, and weigh economic recovery paths. Debate includes Prohibition enforcement, legal ethics, and the impact of testing on dairy production.
Reading distribution helps South make contract in Rubber game
In a Cavendish club Rubber, South deduces West distribution from play after a 2NT-3D sequence. He counts two clubs, three hearts, one spade and two diamonds, then uses end plays to force the game. The article notes the method for reading distribution and guiding leads, with a Q&A on partner suit signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavendish Club
New York
South
North
East
West
Girl's Leg Broken When Hit By Car
Ruth Marek eleven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Marek of near Cedar Rapids, suffered a fractured left leg Monday about 9 am after being struck by a car driven by J A Francis of Grass Creek Wyoming seven miles south of Cedar Rapids on Highway 161. Francis reported he swerved to avoid an oncoming auto but struck the girl as she walked east, and she was rushed to Western for medical attention.
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Ruth Marek
Wesley Marek
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Francis
Grass Creek
Wyo
Francis
Joseph A. Petrus
Western
Death of Mrs. Alice Young at Mount Pleasant
Center Junction born Alice Dawson Young died Tuesday evening at Mount Pleasant. She lived in Center Junction before moving to Cedar Rapids five years ago. Survived by three children Roy of Storm Lake Ralph and Ruth of Fort Dodge.
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Center Junction
Alice Young
Mount Pleasant
Alice Dawson Young
Cedar Rapids
Roy
Storm Lake
Ralph
Ruth
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids Business College and A N Palmer Company notices
The Cedar Rapids Business College promises top facilities for work with weekly talks by Iowa leaders. The A N Palmer Company lists multiple properties including 16,000 square feet on 55 Fifth Avenue New York and its Cedar Rapids headquarters with offices in Chicago and Portland Oregon.
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Cedar Rapids Business College
Iowa
A. N. Palmer Company
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Chicago
Portland
Oregon
Cedar Rapids
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Brookhart
la Guardia
Conroy Consolidated School
Conroy
Iowa City
Ames
Cedar Falls
Mabel Willebrandt
Prohibition
Alex Legge
The
Harvester Company
Turner
Des Moines
Josephine Culbertson
Hollywood
2Nd Ave
DIAL
Chichesters Pills
Brand
Abel
Council
Eenmanship
Juliance
Ouclinul
Palmer Building
S. W. Palmer
C. J. Newcomb
A. A. Davis
Midwest
Sara Flynn
Myrta Ely
St. Paul
Minnesota
W. C. Henning
Palmer Flusiness School
United States
Canada
Coe States
Samoa
Savalalo
Apia
Nassau
Straits Settlement
Singapore
Ey Robbert College
Constantinople
Spain
New Zealand
Christchurch
Mansaurah
Alexandria Tanta Luxor San Stefano
Japan
Osaka South Manchuria
Sumiyoshi
Kobe
Aichi-Ken
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Australia
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Peru
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Buenos Aires
Chile
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Concepcion
Iquique
Brazil
Colombia
Bogota
Mexico
Alaska
Panama Anal Zone
Palmer Method
America
Cannes
Ren
Calumet Avenue
Illinois
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Boulder
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Woman's Club
Little Gallery
Palmer
Cedar River
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