Addresses of Barkley and Walsh in Chicago keynote remarks
The Chicago convention opened with Senator Barkley of Kentucky as temporary chairman delivering a dense, forceful address urging timely repeal submissions. Senator Walsh of Montana was named permanent chairman by a 636 to 528 vote and received backing from agricultural states. The piece notes Barkley’s Prohibition stance evolving toward voter input and Walsh’s history in battling the Teapot Dome scandal, highlighting national issues and farm relief.
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Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Chicago
Barkley
Hoover
Tews
Senator Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
Walsh
Shouse
Isna
Harding
Coolidge
Tribute to Gifted Chairman of Democratic Convention
The piece lauds the gifted chairman of the Democratic convention and vows to revisit its features and achievements. It notes the return of their senator to Congress for six more years and promises ongoing coverage of the convention's proceedings.
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Ment
Aper House of Congress
Horner to Invest 150000 in His Breweries
Henry Horner and sister Mrs Elis traveled from Peru Thinais and noted as proprietor of two breweries and a distillery plans 150000 in new equipment. He owns farms in Palo Alto and Emmet counties near Graettinger Mallard. Tenants recall his long tenancy and hint at future Iowa visits.
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Henry Horner
Elis
Peru
Thinais
Mr. Horner
Graettinger
Hassel
Mallard
Graettinger Times
Palo Alto
Emmet
Illinois
Geo. Doyle
Horner
Iowa
Ding
The
Daily Register
Nicholas Murray Butler
Squirrels Heartwood Discovery Prompts Bureau Inquiry
Workers near Seattle found a squirrel embedded in a tree with two feet of solid wood around it, a finding the Chicago Daily Tribune says justifies appointing a commission to aid scientific study. The piece notes President Hoover may oppose expanding the national bureaus during the presidential campaign but could yield under pressure.
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Seattle
Chicago Daily Tribune
Hoover
Editorial clash over Patterson tax record in Iowa papers
A sharp editorial exchange from Mason City Globe Gazette and Algona Advance questions Senator Patterson and a state income tax record. The pieces, written before Iowa supreme court voided the salary grab bill, suggest Patterson profited from expense accounts. The Democrat hints FP McFarland as potential third man in the ring.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Algona
Patterson
Iowa Supreme Court
The
Democrat
McFarland
Drowsy Driving Causes Ditch Entry Near Clarion
A.H. Streeter of Renwick Humboldt county suffered a serious scalp wound when her car veered off the road near Clarion as she returned from Ames with 4-H girls. She became drowsy at the wheel and the vehicle went into a ditch. The car was damaged but not headlined.
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Mre
Former Whittemore Woman Dies in Rochester Minn
Mrs. Ernest Fossisen, 50, formerly of Whittemore, died at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota on Monday after being taken there Saturday morning. She is survived by her husband.
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Whittemore
Rochester
Minn
Ernest Fossisen
St. Mary's Hospital
Minnesota
Thornton Clark Marriage Tuesday
Mr Lyal Clark and Miss Cecil Thornton were married at the Congregational church Tuesday afternoon with Rev L W Barker officiating. They visited Mason City for dinner at the Hanford hotel and will reside in Emmetsburg. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs FP Thornton and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs V Clark. He has worked at Jacob's Morningside Dairy farm.
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V. Clark
Jacob's Morningside
Army Worms Threaten Dickinson County Crops
The Dickinson county farm bureau ordered one thousand pounds of poison bran by wire on Monday to halt an army worm invasion. The pests were found at the Lever Raveling farm near Lake Park after wrecking 30 acres of rye and moving toward another field.
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Farm Bureau
Dickinson County
Lever Raveling
Lake Park
Denison Girl Found Drowned After Flood River Sweep
Elaine Trustgraff of Denison was found Tuesday afternoon four miles downstream from where she and others were swept into the Boyer River by flood waters Saturday. Authorities recovered the body after a river search.
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Denison
Elaine Trustgraff
Boyer River
Fly Spray Ad for Cattle and Horses
An old advertisement promotes guaranteed fly killing spray for cattle and horses. Includes sprayers priced at 25 cents and nose baskets also at 25 cents.
Fonda Pioneer Mrs W H Bailey Dies After Illness
Mrs Bailey widow of W H Bailey 63 a long time Fonda resident died Sunday after a three month illness. She is survived by two married sons. The card of thanks from P G Smith and family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during the illness and at the funeral.
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Fonda
W. H. Bailey
Winsley
Bailey
Ganghters
P. G. Smith
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Broadway
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County
Essued
Barkley and Walsh
Ir. Walsh
U.S
Light and Power Trust
Dean Gilbert
Garner
Lake Cornella
Clarion
Gilbert
Truman Grassell
Thornton-Clark
Kerwick
Ona
Armour’s
Heberlein’s Cash Market and Grocery
Leonard
Lena
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