Campaign Reflections On Senatorial Re-Election
A partisan letter urges independent voting in Congress and denounces corporate spending. It cites Norris Walsh LaFollette and others as needed leaders to protect the welfare of the masses against media pressure and special interests amid a critical political moment.
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Montana
LeFollenes
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Justice
Norris
Walsh
LaFollette
Liquor Prohibition Violators Sparse in Prisons
The Christian Century cites the June 6 Congressional Record noting 116,970 state inmates with 4,037 prohibitory violators and 1,270 federal inmates with 3,121 dry charges. It lists seven states with no violators, including New York, Nevada, Arontana and Arimona, while New Jersey and Wisconsin show minimal counts. The piece critiques the argument as cheap and warns bootleggers and gunmen persist.
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New York
Nevada
Arontana
Arimona
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Reading Fragments Reflect Disjointed Public Voice
Disjointed lines accuse GenGhi of disobedience and civility loss. References to Bulie Ganchi and Bar Carrel imply contested leadership or authority. Text includes stray phrases about kings, PAG Best Of, and a late beer greeting, suggesting a garbled historical snippet.
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Carrel
Geral
Crime Costs Seven Billion Annually In U S Says Club
At a weekly New Nook Byehsnee Club meeting, President Benjamin Sein of National Surety Company cites an annual U S crime cost near seven billion dollars. He itemizes losses in salaries fraud real estate, unfair merchandising, stocks and bonds, and illegal drugs. He argues education at home will curb the rise in crime over the next decade.
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New Nook Byehsnee Club
Benjamin Sein
National Surety Company
Ststat
Erin
Raeran Fonrerigs
Desire for Dawes to Run as Chicago Mayor
The piece argues General Dawes could return from London to be Chicago mayor, challenging incumbent Big Bill Thompson. It cites unsettled labor and finance, plans for a world fair, rising gang activity, and Dawes’ naval stance as factors shaping Chicago voters. The piece notes Ruth Hanna McCormick’s opposition to the World Court and League of Nations.
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Great Britain
Secessor
Big Bill Thompson
Chicacy
Soluton
Dawes
London
Ruth Hanneh-McCormick
League of Nations
Louisville writer recalls old time liquor etiquette
A Louisville author once edited by Henry Watterson argues that in the good old days a man who could carry liquor unseen was a gentleman, but today such a man is considered a bootlegger.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Henry Watterson
Courier- Journal
Controversy at Iowa GOP over Huston resignation
Eleventh district contemporaries seek information via Blue Beak and other Iowa members. Republicans push to oust National Chairman Cladius H Huston who faced threats to reveal exposés and faced dissatisfaction from party workers. Associates operate without publicity.
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Eleventh
Iowa
Gruindy
Cladius H. Huston
Public sentiment in India challenges British rule
Public sentiment in India is steadily growing against the British government. How to handle the situation will tax the best minds in London and in Calcutta. The followers of Gandhi are clearly in earnest, this time.
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India
eWanger
London
Calcutta
Gandhi
Eat Carrol Released Draws Public Outcry in Cities
Public sentiment in New York and major cities views the release as a disgrace to theatrical life. The statement notes there were no indictments brought against him for producing immorality and describes the matter as a public controversy surrounding Tim.
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New York
Tim
As‘ec
Havre Montana News Fragments and Local Incidents
A stream of letters and notes from Havre Montana mentions weather notes warm then drizzle, local travel to North Dakota and South Dakota areas, and a Glacier County context. Reports include hog cholera concerns near the region with Dr. Hesse detailing two to three weeks of symptoms.
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Iowa
Hesse
Ellington farmer reports record bushels in season
A. H. Hillmer of Ellington township visited Emmetsburg on Saturday. He reports James Reinders completed eleven thrashing trips. Bis aching has a record of 32,000 bushels harvested this season.
Asphalt Spraying Moves Across Local Streets
The McDougal Construction Co crews sprayed hot asphalt on Sons Teen Street and nearby lanes, covering cracks with sand and aiming for a durable surface. Temperature ranged 250 to 320 degrees, with about 0.3 gallons per square yard and sand layer about a quarter inch. work continues across Lake Street and East Main Street.
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McDorgall Guns
Saute
Sonsteen Street
South Broadway
Simon Culligan
Middleton
J. W. Neary
Gladbrook
Lake Street
Milwaukee Track
Broadway
P. O. Neary
Milwaukee Depot
East Main Street
Trady
the Democrat
McDougal Construction Co
Meeting Old Friends Near Charles City
Mrs. J. G. Bennett visits with friends near her old farm home close to Charles City. Her first husband was killed by a mad bull and she endured a trying period with her children. A revival program began this week at a nearby small church, giving her a chance to meet people she would not otherwise see.
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Charles City
J. G. Bennett
Former Humboldt editor recounts sea accident and recovery
Minion former publisher of the Humboldt Republican recalls joking about an accident at sea when swept away and rescued after an hour of unconsciousness. Friends say the event was serious though he recovered with little lasting harm. Willis Riggins returned from Detroit reporting industrial conditions not as bad as feared.
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Cy Date Journal
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Willis Riggins
Thos, Higgins
Better Highways Bring More Auto Fatalities Across States
The National Safety Council reports rising automobile death tolls in May Public Safety issue. Iowa data show a six month 1990 count of about 91 deaths, up sharply from 1929. Population around 2.469 million yields high per month rates. speed and driver error cited as main causes.
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National Safety Council
United States
Towa
Unis
Iowa
State Department of Health
Dairy farmer boosts cream checks after joining cow testing
A Benton County dairy farmer who milked nine cows before joining cow testing associations received $1,548 in cream checks. After four more years with two associations and an average of six or seven cows, total cream checks rose to $3,371, an increase of $1,623.
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Benton County
Rock Rapids Rewards Five Fire Companies
The Rock Rapids Review reports checks of 25 will be mailed by Rock Rapids to the fire companies of Sibley George Doon Sheldon Town and Laverne Minnesota for timely aid when Rock Rapids faced near destruction by a July 21 fire. The Guarantee Oil Company’s buildings and tanks were destroyed by explosion and fire.
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Rock Rapids Review
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Laverne
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Guarantee Oil Company
County Agents Shuffled in Iowa Counties
Former Dickinson County Agent Dwight M Seath becomes Black Hawk county agent replacing resigning J E Urban. Glen Anderson of Stanton named club agent in Story county to replace Clarence Johndreau. Announcement by Murl McDonald state county agent leader.
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Dickinson County
Black Hawk
Dwight M. Seath
Iowa State College
Black Hawk County
J. E. Urban
Glen Anderson
Stanton
Story County
Clarence Johndreau
Murl McDonald
Speed Hines Linked to Bottle Toss Incident
The Spencer Reporter reports Speed Hinze, known for legal trouble, was involved last Thursday when a beer bottle was thrown from his Studebaker at Clive Pankow’s car near Fostoria. Hinze denies being in the car, claims the driver was George Williams, and faces charges including driving without registration and a hijacking case with Ida county authorities.
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Clive Pankow
Fostoria Oi
Lakes Road
Hinze
Morgan Cornwall
George Williams
Williams
Pankow
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Ida
Sport Chevrolets Cut Prices Across Six Model Line
Chevrolet announces $46 price cuts on all Sport models in the Six passenger line. Sport Roadster now $515, Sport Coupe $616, Club Sedan $625, Special Sedan $68. previous prices were $40 higher. This shrinks the Six range to $495 to $685, following a recent cost-free wire wheel option.
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H. J. Klingler
Chevrolet Motor Company
Auburn Man Buys 1175 Acres in Sac County Land Deals
According to the Sac Sun Frank Yender of Auburn has bought 580 acres from Cachezel state for 84800 dollars in Eagle Storm Lake territory. He plans to rent farms on cash and share terms and believes farmers should own the farms. All land lies in Carroll Sac and Buena Vista counties totaling 1175 acres.
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Sac Sun
Frank Yender
Auburn
Cachezel
Eagle Storm Lake Territory
Mr. Yender
Carroll
Sac
Buena Vistta
Ames College Attendance Forecast Sees 10 Percent Rise
Ames Press reports that Iowa State College at Ames expects attendance to grow by ten percent next season compared with last season. The note highlights a stronger draw for the institution and its programs.
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Iowa State College At
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