Iowa notes and plans from Des Moines to Sioux City
Des Moines news items report traffic deaths in the past eight months, Iowa County fairs, and a sweep of activities from the Polk County Sunday School parade planning to university homecoming. Reports include grain and beef market notes, road and railway plans, and statements on Iowa’s economic resilience amid national troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Lowans
Louis Pelzer
Itg Story
University and
New York City
South Dakota
Iowa
Des Moines
Polk County
Ida B. Wise Smith
Iowa Women's Christian Temperance Union
Shenandoah
Polk County Sunday School Association
Iowa Sta
Council Bluffs
Red Cross
Lowa
America
Des
George Ketterer
Des Moines Union Park
Los Aneles
Pella
California
Chemical Engineerpartment of
Iowa State College
Edgar R. Harlan
Associated Press
Harlan
Club Women of
State University of Iowa
Iowa- Unois
France
Hammill
Ku Klux Klan
Board of Supervisors
Greene County
Hotel World
Los Angeles Biltmore
W. P. Turner
Mount Ayr
Towa
United State Weather Bureau
Iowa Co-operative Livestock — Shippers Association
Mason City
Humboldt
Rockwell City
Spencer
Osceola
Iowa City
Nevada
Eldora
Faten 10
Middle West
John H. Hogan
Des Moines National Bank
Hom
American Bankers’ Association
Auntie City
Washington Readies Navy Day and Policy Debates
Washington officials move toward Navy Day celebration on October 27 as business labor and farm groups approve. Congress weighs repeal of rate making and railroad labor board abolition, with President Coolidge urged to back debt cancellation proposals from various sources.
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Bualneas
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Coolidge
Dickinson
Town
Noted publicist and attorney Col. John P. Irlah dies after streetcar strike
Col John P Irlah prominent California publicist and attorney dies in Oakland from injuries after being struck by a street car. Goo Count Charles de Lesseps dies in Paris at eighty two, son of Viscount Ferdinand de Lesseps builder of the Suez canal.
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John P. Irlah
California
Oakland
Charles de Lessepa
Paris
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez Canal
Oee
Diverse early 20th century incidents span murders and events
Reports detail a gas explosion near Palisades Colorado killing workers. a Kansas City hotel suicide. A F L convention credentials rejection in Portland. a New York funeral procession innovation. other fare of political, aviation, crime, and miscellaneous notes across the nation.
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John William Jones
Kansan Episcopal Area
Hutchison
Kansas City
Cummings Wins National Women's Golf Title at Rye
Chicago golfer Sporting Month Cummings captured the national women's championship at Rye defeating Alexa Stirling 8 and 2.
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Month Cummings
Chicago
Alexa Stirling
Rye
Foreign political shifts and economic moves reported abroad
Premier Muscoulins remarks tie European debt relief to German claims. The Hague talks seek ship plug rule changes aiding Dutch pork market access via U S channels. Ambassador Child plans to return to Rome. Reichstag endorses Stresemann strongly. Lisbon foils a third coup against President Teixeira Gomes and Bulgaria suppresses a communist flare up.
Carrying Scandals and Unemployment Grants Across Time
An OCR fragment weaves references to scandals and public reports alongside figures for unemployment insurance contributions in Britain. It also mentions Cuticura advertorial content and a village centenarian’s birthday encounter with a vicar, ending with a blunt answer: the secret of longevity is victuals.
Castoria Endorsed By Physicians For Infants
Advertising claims Fletcher's Castoria has over 90 years of use as a safe substitute for soothing drops teething syrups and narcotic tonics. The ad cites physician endorsements and a genuine signature on the package to reassure mothers about its contents and directions.
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Fletcher
Edible Drinking Cup Gains Popularity at Carts and Stands
The New York Sun and Globe reports edible drinking cups made from graham cracker batter with chocolate sometimes, replacing non edible paper or paraffin cups. The cups serve as a cake for water ice and as a container for soft drinks, aiding vendors at ball parks and refreshment carts.
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Ball Park
New York Sun and
Globe
Canada population split between city and country dwellers
The article notes Canada’s urban population at 4,852,773 and rural at 4,485,710, with Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan showing about 75 percent rural share. It includes a quotation about life being a stage and remarks on speech rehearsal and self-control in thoughts.
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Canada
Prince Edward Island
Saekatchewan
The Flaw Among The Bride And Groom
A bride muses that happiness hinges on shared choices with her husband. She admits life would be perfect if he always agreed with her desires and never pressed his own plans. The dialogue reveals tension in a newlywed relationship.
Comedy actor defends humor and honor in public clash
The cinema comedian halts a pointed map rebuke and challenges a remark about his humor. The other man corrects the accusation saying only a lack of honor was implied, sparking a quip about a pat behind his back.
Frisco man fights rights after stomach pumping for drug probe
An alleged drug dealer in Frisco underwent a stomach pumping by officials to test for concealed contraband. He contends the procedure violated his rights and claims the legal process was flawed, suggesting irregularities in how the evidence was sought.
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Frisco
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Dez Éines
George Washington Masonical Memorial
Alexandria
Wieler
Jowa
Hudson Coal Company
Beranton
Pennsylvania
Post Office Department
Seasion of Congress
Guam
Price
Denby
Eee
Harvey
London
State Department
Child
Rone
Henry A. Dykeman
Blyria
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Harding
New
R. P. Scott
Midwest Coal Company
Palisades
Colo,ee
A. F. of L
Portland
Ore
Montana
Dunne
Ses
Lower East Side
New York
Chicamin River
Alaska
Alphonee Breftbach
Rick+ardaville
Manuel Nieto
Marcia Nordil
Manila
Democrats
Coaltionieta
Frank Jones
Canajoharie
F. L. Crawford
Brooklyn, N
Allociated General Contractors of America
St. Louis
Prairie du Chien
Wis
John Martin
Lloyd George
Bankere
Ireland
England
Philadelphia
Western Kentucky State Penitentiary
Chartile
Universal Studios
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Quinn
St. Paul
Minn
Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Eos
Jeaders
Leonard Wood
Winifred Gibbons
Harry Lacelle
Seattle
Wash
Williams
Lacelle
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
William D. McBee
Stevens County
Scott Thomas
Evansville
Ind
James Dudley Major
Kansas
Delaware
Wilmington
Dayton
Frank Carroll
Warren T. McCray
Indianapella
Mexican
Colorado
Denver Tourist Bureau
Marion County Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Aesistant
Navy
Germany
Muscolin
Heho de Paris
The
Hague
American State Department
Department of Agriculture
Holland
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Reichstag
Berlin
Stresemann
Teixeira Gomes
Portugal
Lisbon
Sofia Etatea
Communtet Tagurredon
Bulgaria
Jemima
Aunt Jemima
Por Tum
Tet Een Teta
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