Open Letter Reproaches Dickinson Amid Iowa Fair Exchange
Uncle Cyrenus Cole responds to L. J. Dickinson with pointed recall of 1924 votes and Coolidge support. He argues for a defined policy and leadership, criticizing Dickinson's political shifts and warning constituents about his credibility and residency in Algona.
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Cyrenus Cole
Iowa
L. J. Dickinson
Cole
Europe
Dickinson
President Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Washington
Congress
Mr. Dickinson
Algona
New York Politics. Lochinvar Rides West in Bitter Week
A clash unfolds as Governor Smith campaigns near McAdoo territory with talks and camaraderie. McAdoo allies prepare a counteroffensive while both factions eye a 1930s presidential nomination, signaling a renewed highstakes contest across the state.
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New York
McAdoo
Smith
The
Hudson
Iowa Jury Convicts Joe Wagner In Bank Robbery Case
Des Moines district court jurors convict Joe Wagner of entering a banking institution with intent to rob. The Kansas City Star notes his lengthy criminal record, noting he spent four days in prison amid bonds and prior escapes. He faced pending appeals and a wreck linked to his flight from justice.
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Des Moines
Joe Wagner
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Iowa
Joe
Twelfth Street
State Supreme Court
Hick Coppers
St. Joseph
Missouri Supreme Court
United
Wagner Free On Bond After Missouri and Kansas Robbery Cases
The article recounts Joe Wagner’s multiple theft convictions for motor car theft from Mrs. Shannon and related bank robbery ties. He escaped Missouri penitentiary time via habeas corpus and bond, then faced an eight year sentence on fresh charges but avoided prison again by appeal. The piece critiques interstate pursuit and urges stronger local crime enforcement.
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Wagner
Missouri
Iowa
New Jersey Man Laughed, Suffered Jaw Break
A New Jersey man reportedly broke his jaw laughing at a friend's joke. The item also notes Kellogg barred Saklatvala from America and hints he might enter disguised as a radio station. Pullman porters express they do not want to be called at all.
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New Jersey
Kelloge
Saklatvala
America
Pullman
George
American View on Allied Debts After World War I
The article argues the war was defensive for the United States and that the Paris peace became a conquest driven by victors. It asserts America sought no gains and seeks fair loan terms, contrasting French claims for leniency with practical financial adjustments, citing Chicago Tribune commentary.
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Paris
M. Caillaux
Europe
United States
Woodrow Wilson
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Chicago Tribune
Mr Zero Promotes Fasting Solution To Food Problem
Urbain J Ledoux of New York known as Mr Zero presents a drastic remedy for unemployment and hunger. At a New York ho bo university he showcased Edmund Wuensch of Hoboken who fasted forty days as a living example. Ledoux endorses moderate fasting as a cure though evidence of his own fasting is unclear. Chicago Journal of Commerce notes.
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MR. Zero
Hobo University
New York
Univerity
Edmund Wuensch
Hoboken
Mr. Wuensch
Mr. Wensch
Zero
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Radio Program Listings for Wednesday Evening
Radio guide lists national safety congress banquet at Hotel Statler and multiple programs across stations. Highlights include Hymns and sacred songs at Batavia, male quartet at Lawrenceberg, and Warren Foster as boy soprano in Cincinnati. Various music, talk, and orchestral segments fill 6 to 8 pm, with continued listings on Page Four.
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Cleveland
National Safety Congress
Hotel
WFAA
WMC
WOAW
WOWL
CKAC
WBAV
WBBR
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAR
WHAZ
WHK
WIP
WJY
WMAK
WRC
WREO
WTIC
WPG
WWJ
Far West
KGO
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Concerts and Talks
A dense schedule lists radio programs across stations statewide. Notable entries include KHJ Matinee Musicale and KGO vocal and piano performances, WEAF music, WGBS Uncle Geebee and orchestral solos, WTAM dinner music, WIP Franklin Orchestra, WOR Word talk, KFAB Little Symphony, WBZ studio concert, WCAE concert, WEEI Big Brother, WGN Skeezix time, WGY program theater, KYW Uncle Bob concert, WAAM entertainment orchestra, KGO concert orchestra, WDAF School of the Air, WEAF synagogue services, WEAR National Safety Congress banquet, WHAD WHAM organ recitals, WIR orchestra soloists, WMAQ organ and Story Lady, and multiple vocal, organ, and orchestra features across outlets.
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WCTS
WOR
WAAM
WBZ
WCAE
WCCO
WDAE
WEAF
WCAP
WOO
WJAR
U.S. Army Band
WEEI
WGN
WHN
WHO
Reese-Hughes
WLS
Lopez
WGY
WJJD
WRNY
KFNF
Melody Maids
KPRC
KSD
Silveran
KYW
Wahg
WBCN
WCAU
WGCP
WCX
Huyler
WEBJ
WHT
WLW
WMBB
WTAM
WWJ
KFMQ
KGO
Fixit
Koa
PWX
WEBH
WHAS
Tolstoy
KDKA
WSUTI
KFRU
Alandale
Cooke’ Ensemble
WDAF
KHJ
WFI
Wwcx
WGBS
Uncle Geebee
WSB
WIP
Franklin Orchestra
KFAB
Little Symphony
Wear
National Safety Congress
Whad
WHAM
WIR
WMAQ
WOC
Sandman
Wok
I Couldn’t Marry Him The Social Clash
Edith Montague and John Williams debate a late marriage as class and family divides threaten their future. He voices concern over incompatible backgrounds and education while she fears alienation from his social circle and golf and bridge life.
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Lee Newspaper Syndicate
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Terly
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Tom Sims
N. J
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John
Tama Reservation
Wallace
Farmer
Times
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Alex Miller
Davenport
Democrat
Caroline
Dayton
Ohio
Edgar T. Monfort
McClure Newspaper
Edith Montague
John Williams
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