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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
2
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The piece notes rising theft prevention interest among individuals and organizations. It cites the National Safety Council stating falls are the leading cause of death from accidents, with 49 a clearinghouse in Chicago. Automobile fatalities total about 26,000 yearly, including 7,000 child deaths. Home accidents kill about 18,000 annually. It urges care and caution to prevent most accidents.
Interview with L A Andrew state superintendent of banking notes 1927 ending with better cash positions and larger secondary reserves in Iowa banks. He cites improved banking practices across the state and reduced borrowing compared with the previous year, with optimism for 1928.
Washington January 23 Representative William R Green of Iowa chair of the Ways and Means Committee has been invited by the Mahonley Valley McKinley Club to deliver a McKinley Memorial address on January 28. The club will commemorate the birthday of the martyred president with ceremonies in the McKinlay Memorial Building at Niles Ohio. The annual address is seen as a leading event in Ohio Republican politics.
The passage notes the McKinley Memorial Building at Niles as a historic platform for Republican oratory. It cites Representative Green as Ways and Means chair delivering an address this year, references McKinley’s rise, and recalls Warren G. Harding and Charles E. Hughes giving speeches there during past campaigns.
The Chicago Evening Post notes that enforcement of prohibitory law is weak yet conditions improve due to the removal of the legal saloon. It observes reduced drinking and a lighter burden of misery, while warning that lawlessness grows nationwide and calls for swifter, certain punishment and faster legal processes.
A collage of opinion excerpts from the Denison Bulletin and Indianola Record discuss political accountability, banking failures, and reform aims. The pieces critique Governor ambitions, call for abolishing the December congressional session, and defend U S actions in Nicaragua while warning against appeasement of outlaws.
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