New York Governor Al Smith Aids National Campaign Debate
The article notes Al Smith, governor of New York, denying a presidential bid while his champions say he will head into the next national Democratic convention with strong backing from New York and several neighboring states. It discusses pro and anti prohibition currents, party dynamics, and potential regional support shaping the 1924 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
New York
Arthur Sears Henning
Chicago Tribune
Dir. Smith
New Jersey
Connerix
Masessausetts
Rhoie Island
New Hampshire
Charge
Smith
Chicago
National Trade Shifts Hint at Global Markets
The report notes a $51,000,000 US trade deficit with May. It argues Mexico Central and South America offer growth amid rising populations and eager buyers. It warns high tariffs limit foreign demand while domestic producers face transport delays and political ticketing rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vmay
United State
Mexico
Central America
South America
Kibbie Family Return From Lansing Iowa Trip
Joseph Kibbie and son Justin returned by car from Lansing Iowa arriving Monday. They left Thursday with Miss Veronics accompanying to spend the summer with sister Mrs. Vincent Whalen. Kibbie notes crops in northeastern Iowa are fair but rain is needed. roads were heavy from Britt to Eymera burg except where 72 wore clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kibbie
Justin
Lansing
Iowa
New Manager for the Interior Lumber Company
Mr and Mrs E F Stoyke of Buffalo Minnesota arrived in Emmete recently. Mr Stoyke will become manager of the Interior Lumber Company of this place. He called at our office Saturday and asked us to send the Democrat to him. He is described as capable and successful in lumber trade.
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E. F. Stoyke
Buffalo
Minnesota
Emmetepurg
Stoyke
Interior Lumper Company
Democrat
Fools critique and constructive wisdom in praise
A short saying contrasts foolish critique with constructive criticism. It argues that the best critics avoid fault finding and focus on appreciation and helpful guidance. The message underscores wisdom in framing feedback positively.
World Trip Recounts Calcutta Plague and Ghats Visit
Mo and Mire Higgins and family, with Spencer and Wil, returned from a world tour via New York Cuba Colon Panama San Francisco Hawaii Tokyo Canton Calcutta and Europe. In Calcutta the party learned of Ganges water fears and witnessed the burning ghats with cremations along the river while vultures and bone pits haunted the scene.
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Mire
W. R. Higgins
Pop
Spencer
New York
Cuba
Colon
Panama
San Francisco
Hawaii
Tokyo
Canton
China
Calcutta
Egypt
Italy
England
France
Belgium
Wil Spencer
Oia
Naples
Europe
Bombay
India
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Ganges
Bumbey
Lawyers Picnic at Storm Lake Brings Legal Community Together
Members of the bar from the fourteenth and twenty first judicial districts gathered at Storm Lake for a Lawyers Picnic. Judge Stevens delivered an address after the feast while Judges Qosin, Lee and DeLand attended. Emmetsburg residents Mr and Mrs Den Kelly Mr and Mrs W H Morling and family B A Morling and Mr and Mrs F C Davidson joined. A boat ride capped the afternoon as attendees returned home with pleasant memories of the gathering.
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Storm Lake
Fourteenth
Twenty-First Judicial Districts
Stevens
Qosin
Lee and DeLand
Emmetsburg
Den’Kelly
X . Carty
W. H. Morling
B.a.morling
Best in His Class in Law Judging by Dean Kelly Note
Edward D. Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Bear of this place has achieved the highest average in his law work at the State University of Iowa. Dean LC Jones informs him that at the fall opening the Dillon first year prize of 380 will be awarded for the top scholarship in his class. Emmetsburg Iowa June 25.
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State University of Iowa
Edward D. Kelly
Daniel Bear
Sista City
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Kelly
Dillon
LC. Jones
Hara Wins After Rocca Fouls In Fifth Round
The Hast Chicago bout Friday night between Young O Hara of Ft. Dodge and Patsy Rocca of Chicago ended with O Hara the winner after Rocca fouled in the fifth round. Rocca also struck a low blow in the fourth. O Hara did not claim a foul and requested continuation. A five minute rest followed and the referee did not allow the bout to continue after the next foul.
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Hara
Chicago
Young O'Hara
Ft. Dodge
Patsy Rocca
O'Hara
Rocca
Wrestlers Wade Parout Match Draw Drawn After Four Hours
Ralph Parcaut of Spencer and Glenn Wade of Winside Nebraska wrestled four hours to a draw at the Hike theatre in Story on Thursday night. Over $4,000 was bet on the outcome with Wade carrying a 30 pound advantage. The match was clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Parcaut
Spencer
Glenn Wade
Winside
Nebraska
Hike! Theatre
Story
Wade
Terril Tribune
Fortoria Bank Cashier Sells Farm After Depositor Dies
In August 1920 Phil Henao of Bear Fortoria died, leaving $10,000 in Citizens Savings Bank. Cashier Vern Clark with others arranged sale of an eighty acre farm for $500 and a horse, claiming they would complete the sale. details follow as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Morling
Aneers
Phil Henao
Lrieg Bear Fostoria
Ute Citizens Savings Banc
Vern Clark
Hemme We
Aowaring
Agente E Une Ptr Teem
Family car purchase dispute stalls case until fall term
The family action to overturn a March property purchase proceeds no further as Judge DeLand postpones definite action to the fall term. Attorneys Wilson Cornwall Helnell Johnson Heald Kirkpatrick Morling appear for heirs and respondents, while Cashier Clark is cited in the commission claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhe
Henaman
Clark
Wilson & Cornwall
F. H. Helnell
W. 8. Johnson
George Heald
Fred Kirkpatrick
Mr. Morling
Lou Donaldson Indicted Under Mann Act in Sioux City
Lou Donaldson, previously convicted at Spirit Lake on a rape charge with Evelyn Luft as the complaining witness, was indicted again under the Mann Act in federal court at Sioux City. The dismissa l circumstances were dubious and a new trial outcome is awaited. He is known locally as an aviator whose residence is Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Donaldson
Spirit Lake
Evelyn Luft
Sioux City
Hh Son
Milford
A Fine Band Concert Draws Large City Crowd
A stand concert last Thursday evening pleased a large audience with nine or ten numbers. Streets were crowded with cars and hundreds gathered in Court House square and along sidewalks. Local players were joined by two or three gentlemen from Pace donatas county. The rehearsal afterward, though brief, drew appreciation from passing autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pacedontas County
Jowans Finish at Annapolis Among UT Graduates
Military customs at Annapolis feature UT graduates. Named are A. E Moss of Charles City and P. D. Lohman of Sioux City among the attendees.
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Jowans
Anapolis
A. E Moss
Charles City
P. D. Lohman
Sioux City
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