Both Parties Focus Campaigns on New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania
The presidential race concentrates on the middle Atlantic trio New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania with 99 electoral votes at stake. Roosevelt and Landon plan major appearances as both sides seek turnout, comparing past contests and current registration highs to gauge likely outcomes. Local posts report leadership changes in the Pump-Scheers Legion with Heiko DeVoegh elected commander.
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Washington
INS
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Gov
Landon
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
New York, New Jersey
Gov. Landon
John Hamilton
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Five Great Boroughs
Jersey
Farley Machine Seen Forcing Shackles On Iowa Farm
The Honest Ballot association warns illegal registrations in New York cities may reach 240000 if trends hold, arguing a Farley-led national machine aims to dominate national politics from New York. The piece notes farmer impact, cites racketeering in live poultry, and claims city control would subjugate Iowa farming.
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Honest Ballot Association
New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Iowa
Greene
Butler County
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
General Assembly
New York
Herbert
Philadelphia
Farley
Natl. Control
Tammany Heads
Tammany
Revelation Lectures Draw Big Crowd at Church of God
Rev. Cecil E. Chapman, Canadian evangelist, spoke to a large Sunday audience at the Church of God on L avenue and Eighth street NW. He argued Babylon symbols Protestantism in confusion and urged unity through biblical teaching. He also preached Enlarging Our Borders and announced remodeling plans to begin next spring with pledges exceeding half the estimated cost.
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Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street
Cecil E. Chapman
Babylon
Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Pleasant Valley School Earns Perfect Dental Honor Roll
Pleasant Valley School No. 11 in Maine township reported by County Superintendent Walter A. Shupp as the first in the township to attain a 100 percent dental record for the year. The University of Iowa bureau of dental hygiene awards the certificate. Miss Winifred Flanagan teaches there, with students Betty Byerly through Robert Zingula named.
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Pleasant Valley
Maine Township
Walter A. Shupp
Bureau of Dental Hygiene
University of Iowa
Winifred Flanagan
Marion
Betty Byerly
Max Byerly
Robert Boyse
Helen Comley
Eugene Kahler
Theodore Kahler
Philomena Svoboda
Angel Mae Svoboda
William Smith
Kenneth Rawson
Richard Zingula
Robert Zingula
Ancient Greeks Follow Three-Meal Day Pattern
Research notes that as early as 800 B C the ancient Greeks ate three meals daily aligned with what we now call breakfast dinner and supper. The finding highlights early meal structure and daily routines in classical society.
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B. C
Will Begin Meetings At Second Christian Church
The Rev. C. S. Linkletter arrives from Boulder Colorado to preach the first of a two week series at Second Christian church on Third avenue at Sixth street SW. He speaks on The Masters Touch with Ruth Lee Barnum directing music and a chorus number. A reception follows for Miss Barnum and Pastor Linkletter. Barnum will also direct Bible drill and chorus for local children each afternoon.
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C. S. Linkletter
First Christian Church of
Boulder
Colo
Second Christian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Ruth Lee Barnum
Barnum
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Middle Atlantic States
Jesup
Heiko DeVoegh
Pump- Scheers Legion Post
Elza E. Broan
Vine M. Stoddard
Harold D. Freeburg
George Pooler
Farmer
James G. Mitchell
Iowa ‘Farm Bureau Federation
THE
Gazette
Pleasant Valley School
Manchester
J. B. Nurre
Joe Bagge
A. B. Lovejoy
Cloud Motor Company of
Clarence Kolsrud
Delaware County
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
W. L. Scanlon
Grace P. Bradley
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank
Bradley
Wefer
Hargrafen
Virgin
Aromax
Skelly
Cedar Rapids
Shelly
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