Vice President Campaign Tour Across Iowa in Week
A busy political week unfolds in Iowa with Key addresses by Vice President Charles Curtis in Sioux City on Oct 21 and Senator George Norris in Des Moines on Oct 22. Ray Lyman Wilbur and Renwick Dunlap headline tours, with other Republicans and Democrats staging rallies across Grinnell, Iowa City, Oelwein, Shenandoah, and Sioux City.
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Oscar E. Carlstrom
Illinois
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United States
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Shenandoah
Sioux City
R. F. Lindsay
Mount Pleasant
Texas
Thornton Brown
Missouri
Bronchial Troubles Need Creomulsion
Proven medical claim touts Creomulsion as a two action remedy easing bronchial irritation and stopping germ growth. It promises relief from persistent coughs colds and respiratory ailments with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.
Lowden Hosts Straw Vote Ballot Boxes
Readers in Lowden show strong interest in the Iowa Daily Press straw vote. Six local businesses host ballot boxes for Cedar Rapids Gazette ballots to avoid postage. boxes at Cedar County Post office Corner cafe Freund store DeLuxe cafe Gade garage and American Trust and Savings Bank. Mrs Pancratz will collect ballots for mailing to The Gazette.
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Lowden
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
Cedar County Post
Corner Cafe
A. Freund and Company
DeLuxe Cafe
Louis Gade
American Trust and Savings Bank
QO. C. Pancratz
Clinton
Davenport
Number Of Motor Vehicles In Iowa Decreases
DES MOINES AP The number of motor vehicles registered in Iowa on Oct 1 was 59 680 below the total on the same date last year Reports from the secretary of state show 56 062 fewer autos dropping from 658 678 to 602 616 Trucks were down 3 650 from 72 917 to 76 567 County totals list 679 727 registrations including 675 533 cars and trucks 21 516 motorcycles and 2 672 trailers
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Iowa
Secretary of State
Black Hawk
Clinton
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Woodbury
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Polk
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Baptist Young People Hold Annual Election
SIOUX CITY INS In an Iowa Baptist convention session Martin Tarbell of Waterloo became president of the young people group. Genevieve Phipps LeMars is vice president Ruth Goodell Newton secretary and treasurer Roger Sherman Cedar Rapids stewardship commissioner Lila Wright Farmington service commissioner and Margaret Templeman Sioux City devotions commissioner. Roland Esslinger Jesup elected state adviser. GARRISON George Hardinger post American Legion elected officers Commander B B Blough vice commander Frank Zimmer adjutant A W Theirman finance officer Otto Reinke sergeant at arms E E Gillette. TIPTON In Cedar county court fifty four cases to be dismissed unless tried by November term Judge F O Ellison orders plaintiffs to costs WHAT CHEER Funeral plans set for Mrs Fannie Lego died heart disease survived by husband Thomas Lego retired lawyer.
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Iowa Baptist Convention
Martin Tarbell
Waterloo
Young People's Group
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LeMars
Ruth Goodell
Newton
Roger Sherman
Cedar Rapids
Lila Wright
Farmington
Margaret Templeman
Roland Esslinger
Jesup
George Hardinger
American Legion
B. B. Blough
Frank Zimmer
A. W. Theirman
Otto Reinke
E. E. Gillette
Tipton
Cedar County Court
F. O. Ellison
Fannie Lego
Thomas Lego
Negro 15 Held For Attacks At Atkins
Jerry Courtney about 30 is in serious condition at Vinton hospital after being struck in the head and face with a sledge while sleeping in a caboose at Atkins on a Milwaukee siding. Sam Rutledge 40, a negro, is held in the county jail as Courtney’s assailant. Courtney identified Rutledge as the attacker and said he sought money. The incident occurred about 1 a.m. Sheriff Nile said. Morena and Bill Kane responded. two railway agents were on scene. Courtney was found at a round house. Rutledge fled toward a passing train and was later arrested. Rutledge admits sleeping with Courtney but denies the attack.
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Jerry Courtney
Vinton Hospital
Atkins
Sam Rutledge
Courtney
Rutledge
Nile
Morena
Bill Kane
Walter Smith
Railway Special
Printing of ballots delayed by Morling death
In Des Moines Iowa printing of ballots for the November election halted while parties nominate a successor to late Supreme Court Justice Edgar A Morling. The governor will appoint a temporary replacement and the secretary of state urged counties to pause printing until nominees are added.
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Iowa
Supreme Court
Edgar A. Morling
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Turner
Secretary of State
Funeral services set for Justice Edgar Morling in Emmetsburg
Des Moines AP reports funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Emmetsburg Methodist Church for Justice Edgar A Morling 68 of Emmetsburg who died suddenly Saturday night after a period of general physical breakdown.
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Emmetsburg Methodist Church
Edgar A. Morling
Emmetsburg
Iowa Supreme Court
Tama Man Ends Life By Shooting Tama Man Ends Life By Shooting
TAMA F D SANBORN 65 retired farmer killed himself in his garage Sunday note says he could bear suffering no longer found by wife. Survived by widow two grandsons brother and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday at Methodist church. DES MOINES AP marriage July 30 J V Lemley former state auditor office employee and Mrs Alta Moore also former employee in office married in Macon Missouri now in Leon.
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F. D. Sanborn
Frederick
Clifford Hill
Joseph
Marion
Anna Smith
Rolfe
Maurice Smith
Hazel
Methodist Church
Des Moines
J. V. Lemley
State Auditor's Office
Alta Moore
Macon
Leon
Petersen elected commander at Wapsie post American Legion
Oxford Junction reports August M. Petersen chosen commander of Wapsie post American Legion at its annual officer election. Also elected were vice commander Gabriel J. Rees adjutant R. E. Hill finance officer Ed Burda chaplain Ernest Schwab and sergeant at arms George O. Stewart.
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August M. Petersen
Wapsie Post
American Legion
Gabriel J. Rees
R. E. Hill
Ed Burda
Ernest Schwab
George O. Stewart
Northwestern Coed to Wed Law Student in Campus Match
Miss Ruth Wenter, Northwestern University co ed holder of Miss Radio and Miss Television titles, announced she will marry Paul Cummins, law school freshman, crowned the ideal man by campus sororities in Evanston Illinois.
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Ruth Wenter
Northwestern University
Paul Cummins
Law School
New Boarder Questions Bath Location in Boarding House
A new resident asks where the bathtub is in the boarding house, while another replies they have only lived there a month and are unsure. Pathfinder is referenced in the exchange as a nickname.
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Pathfinder
Hoover Farmer Club Founded in Fort Dodge Iowa
Fred E. Hade, a dirt farmer, announced the Hoover Farmer club with headquarters at Fort Dodge and projected 50,000 Iowa farmer members. He criticized Democratic leaders and praised President Hoover's Des Moines speech for showing the way out for farmers.
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Hoover Farmer Club
Fred E. Hade
Hade
Iowa
Hoover
Des Moines
Close Road 13 North Of Marquette For Timber Clearing
Special to The Gazette McGregor Northwestern Iowa road 13 north of Marquette along the Mississippi to the Yellow River mouth is closed as timber cutters clear hillsides ahead of grading a new highway. Nolan Brothers of Minneapolis will grade after clearing. six cars of machinery unloaded at Yellow River. Landowners receive timber under contract at 25 cents per load, while many McGregor and Marquette residents stockpile cheap fuel for winter.
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Yellow River
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Lansing
U. S. 18
Monona
Postwille
Nolan Brothers
Minneapolis
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Pioneer Vinton Blacksmith Dies
John J. Fisher, 82, longtime Vinton resident and noted race horse expert, died Sunday at 8 a.m. at his daughter Mrs. J. W. Kluge’s home after a month of illness. Born September 19, 1850 in St. Paul, he worked as a blacksmith for years in Vinton and at other shops, later living with his daughter. Funeral services for Mrs. M. W. Pulley were held in Oxford Junction with Rev. George Barsalow officiating. she taught locally, helped found the cemetery association, and was active in church and school work before moving to Maquokela. Survived by husband and foster daughter Mrs. Della Coon Stackhouse of Chicago.
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Mr. Fisher
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Kluge
Oxford Junction
M. W. Pulley
Maquoketa
George Barsalow
Keiley
Wallie Skiff
Lost Nation
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Ladies Guild
Maquo~kela
Della Coon Stackhouse
Chicago
Common Ailments Linked to Blood Vitality
The passage urges a commonsense pause to consider skin troubles caused by lowered resistance beneath the skin. It explains that increasing red blood cells and hemoglobin improves oxygen delivery and boosts the skin’s defense against pimples, suggesting steps to enhance bodily resilience.
List of Approved Iowa Hospitals Declared Safe and Efficient
St Louis report shows eastern Iowa hospitals rated by the American College of Surgeons at its fifteenth hospital standardization conference. Full and conditioned approvals listed include Mercy Cedar Rapids and Davenport, St Luke’s Methodist, Dubuque Finley, Ottumwa, Iowan City Mercy, and others.
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American College of Surgeons
Anamosa Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital
St. Luke's Methodist
Clinton Jance Lamb Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph Mercy
Davenport , Mercy Hospital
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University Hospitals
Ottumwa
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St. Joseph's
Sunnyslope Sanatorium
Washington County Hospital
Waterloo Allen Memorial Hospital
St. Francis
eseseeseFull Ve Waverly
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Child Accidentally Shot Near Wheatland
WHEATLAND The 3-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Holly living nine miles south of Wheatland was accidentally shot by his 9 year old brother Bradley. The rifle was being readied for squirrel hunting when the accident occurred. The child was rushed to a Davenport hospital with the bullet entering just above the heart.
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Walter Holly
Bradley
Davenport
Iowa Homecoming Will Begin With Torchlight Parade
Special to The Gazette. Iowa City will open its twenty first homecoming with a torchlight parade Friday evening. Students are asked to participate, with three mobilization points for concentration. Led by the university band and pep fraternity, they march to the Memorial Union where a program of yells songs and talks will cheer returning alumni and the Hawkeye football team. The team faces Minnesota the next day. The program committee is headed by Baily Webber of Ottumwa, with seniors Vivian Kuhl Davenport Kathryn Smith Cedar Rapids and Virginia Maxon Tipton on the committee.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Pep
Memorial Union
Union
Hawkeye
Minnesota
Baily Webber
Ottumwa
Vivian Kuhl
Davenport
Kathryn Smith
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Maxon
Tipton
Frohman To Speak On Reminiscences Of The Stage
Iowa City hosts Daniel Frohman, dean of theatrical managers, for the opening lecture in the University of Iowa series. He will discuss Reminiscences of the Stage and Its Stars, drawing on memories of famous plays and players from two generations ago. Frohman also plans to stay Friday to view the world premiere of Frank Elser's Low Bridge at the University theater.
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Iowa City
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University of Iowa
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Town City
University Theater
Frank Elser
Iowa Weekend Death Toll Reaches Nine in Iowa
Associated Press reports nine deaths over the weekend in Iowa including Perry May and Mrs. H C Wark from auto collisions. James W Moore died after falling or jumping from a Des Moines railroad bridge. Whalan Anders seven died after being struck by a car. Other victims include Mrs Josephine Miller, Glen Dilts, James Buckingham, George Q Loesch, and Harry Schwenck in various incidents.
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Perry May
Des Moines
H. C. Wark
Adair
James W. Moore
Josephine Miller
Coring
Harry Schwenck
Luther
Glen B. Dilts
Council Bluffs
James Buckingham
Westfield
Whalan Anders
George Q. Loesch
Waterloo
May
Wark
Anders
Moore
Miller
Corningbaker
Dilts
Crescent City
Schwenck
Lester
Buckingham
Loesch
Mount Pleasant
Henry Field To Speak On Roosevelt Book Broadcast
Republican Senate candidate Henry Field will discuss the Franklin D Roosevelt book and argue Roosevelt's career resembles a movie star more than a farmer. The address airs October 20 at 12 15 pm E S T over NBC from Chicago KYW, with a repeat at 12 30 pm C S T for western listeners as Field camps in Iowa and nearby states in support of Hoover.
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Henry Field
United States Senate
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Iowa
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