Platform and Vice Presidency Big Problems in Chicago
The Chicago Republican convention faces major hurdles in adopting a platform and selecting a vice presidential candidate. Wet forces push for a pro prohibition plank with Ding Darling aiding the effort, while Lippmann doubts a November win and party insiders maneuver to secure key posts and support.
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Chicago
Republican Nations
Ding” Darling
The
Daily Register
al Smith
Propaganda on Monetary Policy and Gold Standards
A Tribune excerpt condemns profligate money printing and Wall Street driven inflation talk. It argues Treasury control, gold reserves near 5.5 billion dollars, and warns publishers against inflating currency through presses and propaganda.
Algona Advance on the Turner and Long Vote
The Algona Advance reviews the Murphy Field senatorial contest noting Governor Turner removed Long from office yet Long still gathered 112,304 votes while Turner led his party ticket. It questions voter literacy and loyalty to friends who evade accountability amid the state’s political dynamics.
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Algona
Windie
Murphy-Field
Long
Turner
Towa
Unis
Algona Advance Warns of Louis Murphy Strength in Senate Fight
The Algona Advance cautions that Louis Murphy may gain strength next spring and use three years to run against Dickinson. It notes Brookhart’s combative nature could seize the moment, and urges party leaders to heed warnings to avoid disaster.
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Dickinson
Brookhart
Those Who Favor Delays in Meeting Present Emergency
Editorial writers and economic columns urge delaying currency stabilization to await international conferences. The piece argues the American public cannot endure months or years of inaction while experts debate. It stresses immediate decisive action as essential amid high unemployment and tax pressures for farmers and workers.
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Spein
East
Opportunities for 1932 Graduates and Growing Inequities
The piece laments scarce immediate livelihoods for the 1932 graduates amid rising college and university degrees. It argues higher education improves odds in careers, yet questions hold under current conditions while criticizing wealth distribution, exports, and greed in America. It notes the nation as a major producer but with excess capacity and calls for honest, courageous reform.
No More Gold Standard for Great Britain
A London press report states Neville Chamberlain told parliament it is not desirable for Great Britain to return to the gold standard while current conditions continue. Britain went off the gold standard on September 20 under Philip Snowden, and the pound has slipped to about 3.58 dollars as Britain trades with silver-standard nations amid ongoing currency debates in the United States and at the Chicago convention.
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Tribune
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve
United States
London
Neville Chamberlain
Parliament
Great Britain
England
Philip Snowden
Hoover
Mills
Chicago
West Bend
Congress
Secretary of Treasury
Winston Churchill
U.S. A
Fischer
Yale
Mellons
Raskobs
Tribune Times weighs Brookhart independence and 1908 primaries
The Ames Tribune Times suggests Senator Brookhart may run as an independent if defeated in the fall and likely challenge L. J. Dickinson in the 1908 primaries. With Harry Field out, the Chicago convention keynoter could join the unemployment ranks.
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Ames Tribune-Times
Brookhart
Mays
L. J. Dickinson
Harry Field
Tribune Times
Chicago
Greas
Gold Standard Responsible For Financial Ills
A West Bend editorial argues the gold standard harms the economy. It asserts years of gold and silver as principal money distort prices, inflates debt, and hurts common people. The piece cites Churchill and Fischer, denounces greed, and calls for lawmakers to curb finance and empower the average citizen. 3B, F, McFarland.
Interurban Line Freight Rates Slashed Fort Dodge to Des Moines
Reductions in freight charges were enacted on the Fort Dodge to Des Moines interurban line. Effective Monday, shipments of merchandise see about a 50 percent cut for second class rates, from 45 to 21.5 cents, and third class from 36 to 15 cents, with similar cuts on other segments.
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Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Fort Dodge Boys Sent To Reform School
Four Fort Dodge youths aged 16 to 18 were committed to the Boys Training School at Eldora after arrest for stealing cars. Carl Porter 18 Edward Porter 17 Walter Carr 17 and Wray Car 16, all of Fort Dodge, were taken to the institution on Thursday.
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Carl Porter
Edward Porter
Walter Carr
Wray’Car
Fort Dodge
Eldora
Miss Goranson Goes to Wyoming Summer School
Miss Hazel Goranson of this place left for Laramie Wyoming to attend summer school. She taught in Garner schools during the past term.
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Miss Goranson
Wyoming
Hazel Goranson
Laramie
Garner
Schemer Nabbed By Algona Sheriff
Ted A. Birchfield, 29, of Des Moines, bound over to Kossuth county grand jury on a charge of issuing a $400 check without funds. Check cashed in March as payment for a new auto. Birchfield faced another similar charge in Grundy county.
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Ted A. Birchfield
Des Moines
Kossuth County Grand Jury
L. A. Winkel
Birchfield
Grundy County
Child Burned to Death Near Hayfield Hancock Co
Leo Brockman six year old child died in a house fire near Hayfield in Hancock County on Friday night. The Daniel Genesveld family also slept in the home but all survived except the child. The parents were unsure who stayed with which parent during the blaze.
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Hayfield
Hancock Co
Leo Brockman
Andries’ H. Brockman
Hayfeld
Hancock County
Daniel Genesveld
Leo
Prohibition Institute in Emmetsburg Sunday
An all-county Prohibition Institute for Palo Alto county will be held at the local Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday June 19 with sessions at 2 0 p m Law enforcement speaker B E Ewing and A Piper and A W Smith as discussion leaders Music by South Vernon chorus 3 30 p m Temperance Education speaker Miss Alice J Boyer with Dr H L Brereton and music by the Junior choir of Congregational church 7 30 p m Lutheran choir with speaker B E Ewing Dramatic trial Prohibition by local church youths led by Mildred Beatty Ruth Swanton Mary Fordyce and others This gathering invites all Palo Alto people.
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Prohibition Institute
Palo Alto
B. E. Ewing
A. Piper
A. W. Smith
South Vernon
Alice J. Boyer
H. L. Brereton
Congrégational Church
Mildred
Beatty
Ruth Swanton
Mary Fordyce
Geralden Damstrom
Eleanor Carlson
Ruth Rands
Elma Nelson
Mabel Voster
Edgar Fordyce
Harold Zahradt
Carl Johnson
Frank Miles
Gordon McCarty
Lowell Bauck
David Means
Donald Dannewitz
Alien Campbell
Lowe
Mitchell County approves $800000 highway paving bonds
Mitchell county voted by a large majority to issue eight hundred thousand dollars in bonds for highway paving. Osage serves as the county seat and was part of the approval. The measure reflects strong support for improving roads in the region.
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Mitchell County
Osage
Couny
Upcoming Marriage Announced for Miss Frances Duhigg
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Frances Duhigg to Eugene McMahon of Algona was announced at a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. Charles Duhigg Jr. on Monday. Guests received flowers with cards naming June 30 as the wedding date, with out of town visitors including Mrs. Wade Sullivan and Mrs. William del Valle.
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Frances Duhigg
Eugene McMahon
Algona
Charles Duhigg
Wade Sullivan
William del Valle
Miss Anna Zita Cullen Weds Joseph Renier in Richmond
A Whiitemore report notes Miss Anna Zita Cullen and Joseph M. Renier married June 2 at St. Augustine's Catholic Church Richmond by Rev. Edward Schrauder. Attendants include Renier's brother and Blanch Cullen of New York. The bride, a Presen tation Academy graduate, worked in local printing offices. the groom runs a coal and lumber yard in Lincoln Park. They will reside there after a wedding trip with Emmetsburg friends.
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Whiitemore
Joseph M. Renier
Lincoln Park
Michigan
J. 3. Cullen
Renier
Anne Zita Cullen
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Richmond
Edward Schrauder
Renie O. Renier
Blanch Cullen
New York
Presentation Academy
Carry
Richmond Review
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Boy Severely Injured From Barn Loft Fall
Kenneth Ryerson, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Jess Ryerson, fell from a barn hay track in his grandfather A J Sib jvel's barn Saturday. He sustained a broken right leg below the hip both arms broken at wrists shoulders bruised and facial and forehead injuries. He is reported to be progressing satisfactorily.
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Feil
Kenneth
Jess ‘Ryerson
A. J. Sib
Jvel
Bruce Led Closest Competitor by 231 Votes in Primary
Bro Bruce of the Rolfe Arrow led the Poeshontas Republican primaries with 1567 votes. His closest challenger James received 1336, while Peterson polled 612 and Sroufe of Rolfe had 299 votes.
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Bro. Bruce
James
Mr. Peterson
Sroufe
Rolfe
Mason City Cement Factory to Open
The Lehigh Cement plant at Mason City will begin operations July 1. It was closed February 1. The force of workingmen will, of course, be greatly reduced.
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Lehigh
Mason City
Studied Tree Leaves To Have Athletic Night
Freedom township 4-H boys met at John Canham's home Tuesday for a leaf study. The next meeting is Wednesday evening July 13 at Fred Darrah's home. This will be athletic night.
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Freedom Township
John Canham
Fred Darrah
Mason City Delegates Attend National Republican Convention
R F Clough of Mason City and J A Welson of Decorah represent the fourth district at the Republican National Convention in Chicago this week. Mason City visitors include B C Way Harvey Bryant James E Blythe and W J Holahan. W Earl Hall editor of the Daily Globe Gazette covers the convention daily.
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R. F. Clough
Mason City
J. A. Welson
Decorah
Chicago
B.C. Way
Harvey Bryant
James E. Blythe
W. J. Holahan
W. Earl Hall
Daily Globe Gazette
Kiwanis International President to Speak on WOC-WHO
William Harris of Los Angeles will address Kiwanis members on WOC-WHO June 27 at 8 45 p m The message will be part of The Fellowship Fifteen Minutes during All-Kiwanis night while Kiwanis convention gathers in Detroit Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs William del Valle their son and Miss del Valle of Panama to Mrs Saunders at her home for a few weeks
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Kiwanis, Rotary
Lions
Whatnot
Kiwanis Clubs
William ©. Harris
Los Angeles
California
Central Broadcasting Company
Woc-Who
Detroit
Fellowship
William del Valle
Miss del Valle
Panama
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Coolidge
Silent Cal
Iowa
Goolidge
Mark Sullivan
Curtis
Boover
Senate
Patrick J. Burley
Dawes
Louis Murphy
Ft. Dodge
Jenior College
McFarland
Four Ft. Dodge Boys To Reform School
Orcutts
Britt
Emmetsburg
Anna Zita Cullen
Joseph Renier
Mason City Cement Factory
Kiwanis
WOC
J. F. Shallenberger
Kermoore Hotel
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Byer
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Illinois
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Lestal
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