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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1924

Page

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Brookhart Wins U S Senate Seat in Iowa Vote Surprises

Voted outcome confirms Louis H. Cook, campaign manager, conceded Steck led in early returns. Brookhart narrowly defeats Steck by 1160 votes for the United States Senate. The result follows a blend of regular Republican and Democratic cross endorsements amid Coolidge landslide implications.

Coolidge Republic Republian Dawes Wilson Harding College Davis la Follette Wisconsin Congress Northwest Senate Colorado Kentucky Massachusetts Oklahoma New Mexico H. O. Bursum G. Bratton South Dakota McMaut Cherry Democratece Steck Smith W. Brookhart Dan Je Steck United States Louis H. Cook Brookhart Steck Bruckhart Iowa Burton H. Sweet Washington

Campaign Lessons From Landslide Truths and Constitution Recall

The piece argues Coolidge won a landslide by voters rejecting personal abuse and exaggeration, contrasting La Follette Wheeler’s attacks with public support for honesty and integrity. It likens UK politics to a Conservative shift under MacDonald and urges reinforcing constitutional knowledge in schools.

Coolidge Dawes la Follette Republican Party Grover Cleveland Wheeler

Armistice reflections and Iowa election results noted

The piece recalls Armistice Day and honors fallen soldiers while reporting Iowa elections. It notes Democrats split over Davis and La Follette, a Coolidge landslide in Jones County, and Steck’s surprising Democratic victory amid Republican discontent with Brookhart.

la Follette Party Iowa Davis la Follette Des Moines Jones County Coolidge Dawes Stwo Supervisors Brookhart Steck Coolidge Wrees Davis Pests Farmey Serene Por Walker Bell Rees Miller Wepase Soper Ste Sep Eevee Burroughs Tees Attorn Pau Cave McConaughy Matthiessen

Loeb says prison changed his viewpoint on crime

Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Clarence Loeb claims a changed outlook after imprisonment. He asserts his views have shifted but remains restricted from changing his residence, implying continued confinement conditions.

Cincinnati Enquirer Loeb

November to feature three holidays and a Thanksgiving spread

The piece notes November includes Armistice Day on the 11th and Thanksgiving on the 27th, along with a national sense of safety for four more years. It also suggests a simple autumn spread of honey and peanut butter in equal parts for culinary use.

Pittsburgh Gazette-Times

Notable Deaths and Disturbing News Across Cities

Cornelius Cole a former U S senator from Los Angeles dies at 102, oldest ex legislator and last remnant who served in Lincoln era. Minneapolis reports 116 smallpox cases and 27 deaths since October. Mrs Warren G Harding critically ill at Marion Ohio. Ten killed in Chicago crossing tragedy blamed on tower man. Ex Governor Lowden declines secretary of agriculture, says can help farmers more from outside. Nine killed after Chesapeake and Ohio train hits bus near Newport News. Tulsa federal court orders 650 negro voters registered and voting rights enforced.

Cornelius Cole United States Los Angeles California Congress Abraham Lincoln Chicago Milwaukee

Americans must seek early medical exams to cut disease losses

The Dearborn Independent cites Sir David Bruce warning that preventable infections cause vast losses in human value and life. He urged regular checkups for healthy people, not waiting for illness, to reduce the rising disease and death rates as winter ends.

Dearborn Sir David C. Bruce British Association For the Advancement of Science Toronto Dennis

Campaign Funding Figures Highlight High Cost of Campaigning

The dispatch notes national campaign finance figures showing how H. C. Le’s remarks stress the burden of fundraising and expenses in politics.

Columbus Evening Dispatch H. C. le

Immense Iowa incidents and deaths flood local page

Eight year old Willie White loses an eye in Dubuque after a cartridge explodes. Dr. Howard W. Glenn dies from automobile injuries suffered near Waukon. Ellis Cutting, Cedar Rapids hero of the Immortal Light Brigade, nears death from a stroke while voting for Coolidge and Dawes. A Hopkinton fire damages $3 000, mostly barns, with insurance. Tama and Jones counties report frequent chicken thefts and rewards of 100 and 1 000. Loren B. Snow decapitated at Cedar Rapids by a Milwaukee freight car. Chris Greenwald buried in Maquoketa after a gravel-pit collapse injures him. A Buchanan county partition case in Independence involves 96 heirs over Amanda Fouts estate, largest share 1 20th, 240 acres near Brandon.

Willie White Dubuque White Howard W. Glenn Waukon Ellis Cutting Cedar Rapids Immortal Light Brigade Coolidge Dawes C. J. Murray Hopkinton District Court Buchanan County Independence Duaniel Beecher Cynthia Goodwin Amanda Fouts Brandon

Anamosa Fair Posts Small Profit. Main Street Paving Advance

Despite hard luck this year the Anamosa fair association shows a profit of 1002.22. Main Street resurfacing with bitulithic paving progresses, three blocks laid last week and two more days of good weather likely to finish. Iron aprons at crossings removed to improve safety and appearance. Mr and Mrs Leete celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at West Main Street home with a large family gathering, twenty eight seated for a grand dinner, floral moss and tea roses noted. Grandchildren and one great grandchild among attendees.

Main Street Teete West Main Street

Great Chicago Temple as beacon of profit driven religion

A Chicago temple rising 568 feet with mixed religious support aims to fund church work through rent from five story revenue offices. Dedicatory services included Mayor Dever and Rabbi Stolz. Plans await similar New York project funded by store income and mortgage payoff, while the church promises round the clock activity and aid to all seekers.

Chicago New York William S. Dever Joseph Stolz New York Christian Advocate Methodist Church Auditoriune

Clergymen plan California trip as stock deal closes

Rev Fh Schuh will depart for California in a few days and stay through holidays with Fh Wanel of Monticello for health. Hopkinton Light and Power Plant stockholders approve Iowa Electric Company merger, with Iowa Electric to take over the business and plant November 1. Dr G G Brown opens a dental office in LeClerc building. his family relocates to the former Johnson residence.

Fh. Schuh California Wanel Monticello Hopkinton Iowa Electric Company Iowa Iowa Electric G. G. Brown LeClerc Brown W. 8S. Johnson State University School of Dentistry Town City

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