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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1926

Page

6

Cummins praised as Iowa’s trusted statesman in Republican praise

The letter lauds Senator Albert B. Cummins for his long service and farm relief advocacy, predicting strong Iowa Republican support in the June 7 renomination. It lauds Haugen’s acknowledgment of Cummins’ leadership and emphasizes Cummins’ steadfast loyalty to the party and constituents.

Jones County Alrt E. Cummins United States Senate Hawkeye Albert B. Cummins Iowa Cummins Republican Party of Haugen Wallace Castle Grove Township Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association Castle Grove

Gas price rise coincides with oil company payout

The Minneapolis Journal notes a possible coincidence as a major oil firm awards its workers 13 million dollars the same day gasoline prices jump another cent.

Minneapolis Journal

Flying age moves from future to present

Reporters note that public discussion now treats the flying age as a current reality rather than a distant prospect, signaling rapid progress in aviation policy and technology adoption.

Boone News-Republican

Rolfe Arrow Avoids Fury in Early Senate Campaign

In the opening phase of the senatorial race, Rolfe Arrow urges calm public discourse and commits to civil debate regardless of the nomination. He emphasizes restraint and noninflammatory rhetoric to set a steady campaign tone.

Rolfe Arrow

New District Court Cases Open May Term in Anamosa

The May term of Jones county district court convenes in Anamosa on May 31 with John T. Moffitt presiding. Defaults set for June 1, no jury this term, and jury trials moved to September. New law and equity filings include guardianships, garnishments, replevin, and multiple foreclosure and injunction actions involving dozens of parties and firms.

Jones County District Court Anamosa John T. Moffitt Mary Henak Lydia Henak Guardian L. P. Waddick George Hennessey P. D. Bell Josephine Foley Jeanette Foley J P. Barber Charles Dawes L. Starry George Holub Martin Stein Will Siebels Fred J. Kayva Wm A. Schoon Oscar A. Ambuhl F. W. Hay & Co L. van Meter Iowa Guarantee Mortgage Co P C. Bartlett Earl R. Byerly R. A. Russell the Electric Paint & Varnish Co Co. L. van Meter Hawkeye Oil Co Monticello Motor Co F. M. Wilson J. C Caraway John McKenna William F. Matthiessen B.F. Goodrich Rubber Co G. BE. King Perry A. Murfield L. L. Attachment New Equity E. M. Lawrence Alex Nash Joe Loetscher James Allen Thomas W. Hogan Edward Kays Schoonover Trust Co John M. Austin State of Towa George Cannon State of Iowa Frank Ronek Frank Bruckner Wit Marek L. B. Woodard Soloman E Atrick Hite L. W.milsap Henry Eden Harry McKeever W. R. Eldred Frank J. Shimanek Edward McMahen John Hardiman First National Bank, Wyoming Peter Johanssen Joseph W. Orr BE. N. Pease Mary Ultang Edward Ultang Tobias Swanson

Republican Primary Ticket Fitled

Republican voters at the primary June 7 will pick 24 state district and county officers from 45 candidates. The field includes five U S senatorial aspirants Cummins Hickelberg Reardon Brookhart and Clark. Governor Hammill has no renomination opposition. Lieutenant governor race is four way among Edson Kimball Price and Scott. Other offices list incumbents and challengers across state auditor treasurer attorney general and more with several county and district races noted. Grease and oil are cheaper than horse or man labor.

United States Albert B. Cummins L. B. Hickelberg Waterloo Dan B. Reardon Corneil Bluffs Smith W. Brookhart Washington Howard J. Clark Des Moines John Hammill Ames J. C. McClune Oskaloosa Ray EB. Johnson Muscatine M. G. Thornburg Emmetsburg Walter A. Newport Davenport Vernon Seeburger John Fletcher E. A. Grimwood G. J. van Buren LaVern Rockstad Harry Holcomb John Rowen B. G. Rees John Bodenhofer G. W. Walker Lloyd Soper C. B. Paul EB. Beam J. M. Young H.P. Barber B. W. Streeper C A. Sutherland F. E. Taylor G. J. Hughes S. M. Hosford G. A. Peet C. W. Wurzbacher

Constantinople to Beirut A Turbulent Yet Rich Tour

J W Coxsee recounts a two day visit to Constantinople in 1926. He notes the city’s fading picturesque life, emancipation of women, divided districts, and Turkish customs including passport controls and color coded groups aboard a steamer. Highlights include St Sophia, Grand Bazaar, Seraglio, and statement on local currency and prices. The journey continues toward the Black Sea and Beirut with reflections on ruins, mosques, and colonial-era institutions.

Stamboul Serago Point Bosphorus Golden Horn Constantinople Perd-Galata Europe Scutari Pera Galata Aigean Sea of Marmora Dardanelles Black Sea Mediterranean Straits Kilid Bahr Chanak Kalesi Hero Leander Byron Xeres B. C Alexander Gallipallis Marmnora Turkey Dr. Draper Republic St. Sophia Justinian Solomon St. Peter's Rome Diana Ephesus Baalbek Imperial Museum Sidonia Seraglio Republi Beraglio Urope Grandsfather Queen Victoria Napoleon Bosporun Dolma Braghtecheh Roberts College America Near East Rumeli Hissar Mohammed the Conqueror Russia Aegean Sea Beirut Beyrouth Syria Patmos Saint Paul John J. W. Coxsee Egean Sea

Scout Activities Schedule With Merit Badges and Reptile Display

A note outlines changes to Saturday hikes as a Decoration day speech takes precedence. The court of honor approved Campbell and Hoag for bicycle merit badges requiring a fifty mile ten hour trip. Scoutmaster Coe earned passes in path finding pioneering and handicraft. A ball game replaces a normal meeting next Monday at the city park unless rain forces the usual venue. The previous meeting featured two harmless snakes, a six foot black snake and a hog nosed snake, valuable to agriculture.

Court of Honor Campbell Hoag Cyeling Coe

The Blow-Snake and a May 20 Baccalaureate

A piece on hog nosed snakes describing bluffing death behavior and a May 20 7 45 pm baccalaureate sermon at St Matthew s Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Sigmund M Ide delivering and a detailed program. Also notes on life insurance for education with low rates and progress of payout.

Sigmund M. Ide St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church Lucile

Anamosa Plans July Motor Races Sponsored by Fair

The Anamosa fair association schedules a July 5 motor race program. The report notes multiple local events including deaths in Dyersville and Manchester, a Davenport royal visit, and university enrollment estimates.

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