England's Democracy Versus The Hunger Army Crisis
A skeptical column contrasts reforms in England with a hungry march on London and questions European unity plans. It notes a New York Empire State Building suicide, a proposed European army, and critiques of the League of Nations. It ends with a prophecy on teaching by talking pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Labor Party
MacDonald
Commons
London
Buckingham Palace
House of Commons
New York
Empire State Building
Democrats Win in County Seats and State Offices
Bremer County results show Democrats sweeping most seats with Meyer beating Ramsey for state senator and Koch topping Lynes for state rep. In Butler County Meyer leads Ramsey by about 1800 votes with four precincts outstanding. Local races list vote totals for president, governor, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, agriculture, railroad, congress, and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Ramsey
Koch
Lynes
Bremer County
C. G. Schwein
John Griese
L. H. Meyer
John H. Ramsey
Butler-Bremer
Butler County
Wm. Koch
Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
Field
Murphy
Brookhart
Turner
Herring
Fisher
Storms
Johnson
Wegman
Fletcher
O’connor
Thornburg
Murray
Martin
Conway
Congress
Robinson
Willford
Traeger
Stumme
Schenk
Hicks
Hoth
Richmann
Hallowell
Sager
Green
Lundberg
Moulds
Young
Rewoldt
Evans
Colburn
Ducker
Miller
Schwem
Griese
Schwem Wins Close Race For Bremer County Supervisor
In a tight Bremer county contest for the second district supervisor, incumbent C. G. Schwem narrowly defeated John Griese of Denver by 24 votes. Schwem received 1216 votes to Griese 1192 across five townships, carrying Fremont and Douglas while Griese won Warren Jefferson and Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
C. G. Schwem
John Griese
Denver
Schwem
Griese
Schwem Griese Ataorg. Icsee
Warren
Jefferson Shes
Douglas
Schwein
Fremont
Jefferson
Polk
Chicken Supper by St. Peter's Evangelical Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of St. Peter's Evangelical Church will host a chicken supper in the church basement on Wednesday November 16. Service begins at 5 pm until sold out. Menu includes chicken 10c, mashed potatoes and gravy 5c, sauerkraut 5c, creamed peas 5c, rolls two for 5c, pie 5c, cake 5c, jello 5c, and free coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Iowa Turns To Roosevelt And Clyde Herring
Des Moines reports show steady Democratic gains eroding Republican margins in Iowa state offices. With two-fifths of precincts, Roosevelt led Hoover by over 60,000. Murphy led Field by about 40,000. Governor and other races show Roosevelt widening leads as results from 1,368 of 2,435 precincts come in.
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Des Moines
Roosevelt
Iowa
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Louis J. Murphy
Henry Field
President Hover
Louis Murphy
Murphy
Field
Brookhart
Turner
Herring
Long
Clark
Krachel
Greenwalt
Miller
Fischer
Storms
la Guardia
New York
Ruth Pratt
Rosevelt
James A. Farley
Thomas
Franklin Pierce
Sumner and Tripoli Elevens Meet Friday
Armistice day event features Sumner high school visiting Tripoli for the only local game under the new rules. A 30 minute concert by the combined bands precedes kickoff at 2:30, with halftime tunes and a lively demonstration for radio fans and newcomers. Players listed include Niemeyer Frese Hahn Zander Crinklaw Kleiss Gerlach Duecker Harmening Bennett Boeckman. Bring overcoats.
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Sumner High School
Sumner
Tripoli
I. E
Niemeyer
R. E
Frese
1. T
Hahn
R. T
Zander
1. G
Crinklaw
R. G
Kleiss
Gerlach
1. H
Duecker
R. H
Harmening
Q. B
Bennett
F. B
Boeckman
First National Bank Sues to Stop Timber Cutting in Sumner
In Sumner Iowa First National Bank files a district court case against D L Bowers and others seeking a junction to stop timber cutting. Separately John R Rock sues R A Wescott and Ella V Wescott for 181 dollars with attachment of lands in Sumner Iowa.
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First National Bank
Sumner
Iowa
D. L. Bowers
John R. Rock
R. A. Wescott
Ella
Red Cross Drive Begins As Winter Needs Grow
Local Red Cross leaders announce the annual membership campaign will run from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. Rev. E. F. Byers urges community support as unemployment relief and disaster response stretch resources. Tripoli chapter to aid fifty families with clothing and supplies this winter, aided by church and Legion groups.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
E. F. Byers
Congress
United States
Neew
Tripoli
The
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Peter’s
Armistice Day Program in Tripoli Observed by Legion
Armistice day activities planned in Tripoli on November 11 staged by the Bockhaus Bartels post 356 of the American Legion. Members will meet at the American Legion hall and march at 10 45 a m with the high school band to the flag staff on Main street for a brief ceremony then proceed to the opera house for a program including songs invocations readings and an address by Rev. E Forrest Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Bockhaus-Bartels Post No. 356
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Main Street
Opera House
America
K. L. King
Flanders Field
Lucinda Dohrman
Rosalea Waterman
Death summons Frederika woman in Fredericksburg
Mrs Robert Schmudlach dies at 57 after seven years of failing health. Born Sophia Rosenow in Bremer county in 1875 she married Robert Schmudlach in 1903 and raised a son on a farm near Frederika. Funeral services were held November 2 at the home and Methodist church with interment at Rose Hill cemetery.
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Robert Schmudlach
Henry
Fred
William
Sumner
Methodist Church
A. W. Gable
Rose Hill
Fredericksburg
Paradise Fair
Roosevelt landslide crowns governor to presidency
In a nationwide election Roosevelt wins the presidency in a landslide, with Hoover conceding defeat. Early counts show Roosevelt leading in 42 states with 453 electoral votes, while Hoover struggles in five states and several governors flip to Democrats. May faces a strong Democratic wave and a reshaped Congress.
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Hoover
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Senate
James E. Watson
Indiana
Senator Smoot
Utah
New Paving Opens Thursday in Bremer Chickasaw Counties
Bremer county paving on Primary 59, completed recently, will open to traffic to the Chickasaw Bremer county line this Thursday October 10. State highway engineer G H Doty warns motorists to drive carefully as shoulder work continues. Detour will run east from the county line. Paving in Chickasaw county slated to open in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Chickasaw-Bremer County
G. H. Doty
Bremer
Chickasaw
Fremont Township Shows Large Vote With Roosevelt Leading
In Fremont township 797 ballots were cast out of an estimated 900 voters, one of the largest totals in local history. Roosevelt led with 614 votes against Hoover's 160, while Murphy topped the U S Senate race with 573. Other local results included Turner 188 for governor, Herving 550, and numerous county and state posts deciding wide margins.
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Fremont Township
Roosevelt
Hoover
United States
Murphy
Field
Brookhart
Mother Daughter In Auto Accident Near Readlyn
Readlyn special report: Mr J W Lumbston and wife and daughter Ilene were injured when the car left Highway 10 two miles east of Readlyn while traveling from Granger to Aurora. Mrs Lumbston sustained back injuries and was taken to Iowa City University Hospital. Ilene had deep facial and neck gashes. Mr Lambston, who was driving, escaped injury. They remained in Readlyn hospital from Friday to Sunday.
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Readlyn
Wm. Hagenow Carner
Open pheasant season dates announced by Iowa agency
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission announces open pheasant hunting dates November 16 18 and 19 1982 from noon until sunset. Warden I T Bode is authorized to allow up to three birds per hunter per day with one female. Counties listed for publication notice include Cerro Gordo Cherokee Clay Dickinson Emmet Hamilton Hancock Humboldt Kossuth Lyon Monona O'Brien Osceola Palo Alto Pocahontas Sioux Webster Winnebago Woodbury Worth and Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game
I. T. Bode
Cerro Gordo
Cherokee
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Hamlton
Hancock
Humboldt
Kossuth
Lyon
Monona
O’brien
Osceola
Palo Alto
Pocahontas Sioux
Webster
Winnebago
Woodbury
Worth
Wright
Mundfrom Hosts Dinner Guests at Nashua Home
Walter Mundfrom of Nashua entertained his uncle Mr and Mrs Fred Schnurstein and their son Lavern and Mrs Mary Behr end who were dinner guests and spent the afternoon at the Mundfrom home on Sunday.
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Walter Mundfrom
Nashua
Fred Schnurstein
Lavern
Mary Behrend
Mundfrom
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League of Nations
Lloyd George
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New Foundland
Labrador
Lenz
Mr. Mason
Japan
Manchuria
China
Christian and Congregational Churches
Boult
Board of Education
Clyde Herring
Sumner and
Death
Frederika
Gov. Roosevelt
T. J. B. Robinson
Hampton
A. C. Willford
Waterloo
Franklin
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Grundy County
Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Robinson Camp
Herving
Stamme
Sehenk
Richman
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