Church and State Debate in Town Politics
Town editors discuss church involvement in local politics amid protests over church organizations denouncing W. L. Harding on liquor policy. Residents defend moral grounds for voicing views on the executive offices while noting church bodies’ united stances on morals and concerns about political entanglement.
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Town
W. L. Harding
Lown
Thosxa
Mr. Harding
Attite
Iowa
Muscatine Road Tourists Praise Highway Improvement
Motorists touring the River-to-River road between Wilton and Durant laud the northern county improvements and urge expanding the standard to attract more visitors. The Sunday tourist trade brings money to towns, supporting broader prosperity and local trade growth.
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Wilton
Durant
Manentine
Muscatine
Truth on Prohibition and Local Option Stance Cited
The Waterloo speech features Ed Meredith opposing the return of the saloon and supporting strict prohibition. Herbert G. Thompson endorses Meredith for governor and cites Meredith’s willingness to follow party leaders on local-option legislation.
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Meredith
Waterloo
Posalbio
Herbert G. Thompson
Scott County
Democratic Love Feast
I. Z. Meredith
Dale Arnold backs Linden Grove troupe with dream of city fame
Dale Arnold, a former reporter turned con man of ambition, becomes the backer of Stella Rossiter and her touring company in Linden Grove. The manager plans a grand show in the city as Stella anchors the troupe while Arnold pursues stardom and publicity, courting a playwright who crafted a heroine matching Stella’s stage persona.
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George Elmer Cobb
Dale Arnold
Dale
Stella Rossiter
Rowl
Jasper Wynant
Linden Grove
Rowsiter
Lttle
Stella
Lindon Grove
Wisconsin
Burg
Arnold Vary
Tandon Grove
Stalla
Stala
Benson
Calton
Loodo
Ivo
Acheme
Carnoat
Fuldomo
Dalo
Httle
Lonady
Stolla
Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Health
A vintage advertisement touts four ounces of ordinary liquid atgon to dissolve dandruff during night application. It claims scalp moisture, itching relief, and improved hair look after three to four more uses, available at any drug store for a low cost.
Riches From a Drama Bid Transforming a Troubled Pair
Dale pays a thousand to a playwright for a manuscript and a manager risks him with theater debts. Stella flees with funds, the troupe dissolves, and Dale recovers in hospital. Stella reappears with twenty thousand dollars from the drama’s success and asks Dale to be partners, signaling a hopeful union.
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Stolla
Dilo
Dale
Stella
Hfo
New York City
Indy
Sant
Dato
Aren
Jove
Regular G A R meeting in Shelby Oct 7 1930 p.m.
Regular meeting of Shelby G A R Post No. 231 scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. Adjutant invites attendance and notes Anglo Aide.
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A. R
Shelby Normin Pout
Anglo
Adjt
Dr McNutt Heads Risk Agency Here In Muscatine
Dr R McNutt, mayor of Muscatine, has been named district agent for the Penn Mutual Insurance Co. He will direct the territory around Muscatine under Frank H Perry Davenport general agent. Perry notes Penn Mutual loyalty to American securities and national operation.
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McNutt
Muscantine
Penn, Mutual Insurance Co
Hfo
Frank H. Perry
Davenport
Penn Mutual
Muscatine
Perry
Cabinet Resigns in Japan Premier Okuma Steps Down
Tokyo October 3. The Nichi Shimbun reports the cabinet of Premier Count Okuma has decided to resign. He plans to recommend Vice Count Tekauki Kato as his successor to the emperor.
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Prean Sea and Wire
Tokio
Nichi
Nichi Shimbun
Count Okuma
Tekauki Kato
Illinois G O P Candidates Tour Illinois
A Chicago to Decatur three week campaign tour kicks off with Frank Lowden and fellow nominees aboard a private special train. Stops include Champaign and other cities, with meetings at noon and night meals provided by a drum corps from Rockford. A baby elephant bearing a Hughes campaign banner travels on the flat car.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Medill McCormick
Wiliam Jo. Mason
John G. Oglesby
Louis L. Emmerson
Mao
Edward J. Brundage
Lon Small
William Lu. Abbott
Otla W W. Holt
Mary &. Buvey
University of Illinois
Andrey Russel
Fred I. Sterling
Republican
Champaign
Decatur
Eutynse Cool County
Thatate
Maxa
Sam
Hughes
Fair Pants
London
Grand Army of the Republic
Rockford
First Firemen's Dance Set for Saturday Night
Kaiser Hose company to host the first Firemen's Dance next Saturday with officers appointed to run programs. Committee includes John Helmbucky president and Grommel's fall orchestra slated to play at the hose house. Dances planned biweekly through winter if turnout stays strong.
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Kaiser Hose Company
Fire Department
Takel Cbhure
John Helmbucky
CG. Freese
HW. Ammandt
J. Winer
Foor Manner
St. Wee
Grommel
Hose House
Home remedy to cure catarrh and related symptoms
A simple home treatment claims to relieve catarrh, catarrhal deafness, head noises, and mucus in the throat. Mix Parmint Double Strength with hot water and granulated sugar, take four times daily. improvements may appear within a day, with breathing ease and fading headaches.
Famous Wash Heals Skin Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts D D D as a magical skin remedy for itch burning and discomfort. It claims rapid relief and many cures, inviting readers to send 25¢, 50¢ or $1.00 for a trial with a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
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Bonn
Election Officials Named for November 7 Precincts
The board of supervisors announced the complete list of election judges and clerks for county precincts for the November 7 election. Names span Pike, Sweetland, Wapsinonoc, Wilton, Muscatine, Bloomington, Cadar, Frustiund, Fulton, Coshon, Lake, Montpelier, Moscow, Orono townships and Muscatine wards with multiple judges and clerks per precinct.
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Board of Supervisors U
Pike Township
H, S, Brown
T. B, Nichols
T. Shannon
W. R. Schmidt
John Stephens
Hichlelberger
E. J. McFadden
E. H. iDodder
James O'Toole
WH. W.vincent
Sweatland Township
J. H. van Camp
Wapslnonoc
C. A. Purevis
George Winters
Bloomington
George Dilbert
G. J. Te Strake
H.T. Hucke, Jr
Freq Otto
Robert Shields
Cadar
G. W. Jones
C. M. Estla
Lester Hafner
H. Co
Hendrix and Co
N. Cader
Frustiind
R. F. Parmeslee
S. G. Shetler
C. G. Hargrave
Milton Boyle
Ernest Fiderlein
Albert Banhagle
Lake Township
R. D. Harper
R. R. Baker
A. J. Ua Tourette
Joseph Gibbs
Warold Will
Montpelier
Rd. Kemper
Richard Nugent
Fred Baer
August Briere
George Gerhard
Moscow Township
J. F. Maurer
J. G. Klein
Henry Smith
CO. H. Miller
J. ©. Parkar
Orono
J. H. Helverson
Maxwell
G. A. Adams
Judes
If. I
W. HH
Melkee
Clarks
Kent Pleads Guilty in Springer Liquor Case
Attorney C A W Went today pleaded guilty before Judge House in the district court to giving liquor to a minor after perjury proceedings against him were displeased on the recommendation of County Attorney R Stafford. The penalty to be imposed was expected today. The charge ties to Irene Sopher in the Springer divorce suit, where she testified amid alleged perjury leading to subornation charges. Kent had previously been acquitted in the first Springer case that led to disbarment proceedings.
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Judge House
Co. R. Stafford
Kent
Huquor
Irene Sopher
Springer
Sopher
Wags
Petit Jurors Exempted After Court Adjourntment
Judge House in the district court excused petit jurors for this term after a verdict favoring Mrs. F. A. McCreskey in a $1,750 promissory note suit against S. W. Curtis. The trial ended shortly after 1 pm, concluding the docket for the term.
Settlement of Muscatine high school contract dispute
A special board of education meeting settled a dispute over heating plumbing and vacuum piping bids for Muscatine high school addition. William J Watson and Lotspeich & Company divided the work, with Watson receiving plumbing and vacuum piping for 1602.50 and Lotspeich handling heating for 8142.00, totaling 9764.50 for the three components.
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Muscatine High School
Board of Education
William J. Watson and
Lotspeich & Company
Watson Plumbing Concern
Lomapeich Company
Watson
Lomapeich
Kompang
Latspeich
Lotapeich
Local Woman Files Suit for Divorce
Mary EF. Hickey through Attorney A. W. Kent today filed for divorce from Bernard T. Hickey claiming threats to shoot and cruelties. The defendant denied the allegations and demanded proof. In another case Judge Hoare gave the defendant five days to amend his answer.
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Mary EF. Hickey
Atorney
Resignation Not Accepted for Senior First Lieutenant
Dr. H L Husted received Washington notice that although furlough extension was granted, his resignation from Battery C was not accepted. A 30 day extension was approved with expectation resignation will be accepted soon and he will be relieved of duties due to physical disability. His condition has worsened since returning to Manitine and rumors linked Sergeant Cox to vacant Battery C positions, but War Department has not announced final disposition.
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Oaerney
Firat
Battery C
H. L. Husted
Washington
Nusted
Mancatine
Cox
Regular Army
Adj
Guy KE. Logan
War Department
Hustedanid
Illinois Troops Muster Out As Parade Welcomes Home
From Springfield the old line 1st regiment M G and a 2nd regiment of about 1000 Chicago men prepare to depart Texas service. The 1st will entrain tomorrow and reach Chicago around six am Thursday. the 2nd departs Thursday night and arrives Friday morning. Soldiers cheerful after nearly four months away.
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Springfield
Lincoln
Texas
Frst
M. G
Chicago
Earthquakes Recorded at Georgetown University Helamoygrap
Two earthquakes were recorded during the night on Georgetown university Helamoygraps and announced today.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Society Dinner Honors Birthday at Laurel Heights Meeting
Mrs. Paul Schreurs hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at 617 East Tenth Street in honor of her husband. Fifteen Laurel Heights club members gathered at Hamilton school house for an informal social after routine work. A planned social with a short program was discussed for Wednesday October 11, with the next meeting set for October 16 at the school house.
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Paul Schreurs
East Tenth Astreet
Lehreurs
Laurel Heights Club
Hamilton School House
Mercury at 78 Degrees as October Warmth Persists
Local forecasts say mild weather will continue after a warm October day. The afternoon thermometer reached 78 degrees, seven above yesterday, with no local records broken, though a recent cold snap made the warmth feel more notable.
Brooklyn Leads In Giant Battle In Seventh Inning
Brooklyn New York led the Giants by a substantial but unfinished score at the end of the seventh inning in a key game shaping the National League pennant race. Philadelphia trailed Boston after splitting the doubleheader, with a 1 0 score at the end of the first half of the fifth inning.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New York Giants
Philes
Boston
Philadelphia
Braves
Powers Protest Mexican Action
Washington Oct 3 strong protest to the state department by the British and French embassies against Carranza order seizing assets of British and French banks in Mexico City. Banks closed amid decrees with vast trench financial interests. Franco leads protest while the British embassy backs the effort and seeks full sympathy from the state department.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Mexico
Franco
Fi Fe
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G. O.P. Candidates Tour
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Emma Hudler
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