Campaign Opens for La Follette Wheeler Ticket
Washington August 21 action campaigning for the La Follette Wheeler ticket will start on Labor Day with an open air address by Senator Wheeler in Boston. Senator La Follette plans to wait until mid September for his first speech, likely in New York City. A Labor Day message may be issued from his headquarters as planning for itineraries proceeds at a forthcoming conference.
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Washington
la Follette-Wheeler
Boston
Wheeler
Montana
Laollette
Fore
New York City
Mrs J D McLaughlin Travels to Ottumwa on Business
Mrs J D McLaughlin departed this morning for Ottumwa to handle business matters.
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J D. McLaughlin
Ottumwa
Radio Programs and Schedules Across U S Stations
A compiled list details afternoon to late evening radio programming for numerous stations. Entries include WSB Atlanta WGR Buffalo WMAQ Chicago WLS Chicago KYW Chicago WOQI Chicago WPAA Dallas WOC Davenport WHO Des Moines WWJ Detroit WTAS Elgin WOS Jefferson City WDAF Kansas City KFI Los Angeles KHJ Los Angeles WHAS Louisville WGI Medford WMC Memphis WOR Newark WIY New York WHN New York WEAF New York WJZ New York WDAW Omaha WFI Philadelphia WDAR Philadelphia WOO Philadelphia KDKA Pittsburgh WIJAR Providence WGY Schenectady WBZ Springfield KSD St. Louis WCAP Washington with varied lineups of orchestras, bands, talks, dance, recitals, and educational segments.
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WSB
Atlanta Journal
WGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago News
WLS
Chicago
KYW
Chilcago
WPAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
WHO Des Moines
Des Moines University
WWJ
Detroit News
WTAS
Elgin
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
KFI
Los Angeles
WHN
New York
WEAF
WJZ
Stock Exchange
Wdaw Omaha
WFI Philadelphia
Wdar Philadelphia
WOO Philadelphia
Kdka Pittsburgh
Labor Conditions In Russia Improving Says Geneva Bureau
Geneva reports on the Soviet Union from the International Labour Office noting major shifts from compulsory labor to freedom of engagement and wage setting by supply and demand. It says unemployment is rising despite broader liberty and minimum wage rules retained by the central government.
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Russia
Geneva Bureau
Geneva
International Labor Office
Commissariat of Labor
Long Beach Votes to Allow Sunday Baseball
Long Beach council approved Sunday baseball if the city secures 50 percent of gate receipts. The move ends a prior prohibition and opens games as a popular pastime in the city.
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Long Beach
Calif
Publicist Urges Japan to Reject Americanism
Kanzo Uchimura, a Christian independent missionary and vocal critic of American influence, calls for Japan to sever ties with Americanization in a Kokumin article. He argues American living and journalism push cultural change, urging Japan to adopt British models and reduce American goods and ads.
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TORIO
Kokumin
Kanzo Uchimura
Japan
Uchimura
United States
The
London Times
Manchester Guardian
Lady Pirrie Named First President of Harland and Wolff
Belfast July 31 Lady Pirrie widow of Lord Pirrie and former chair of Harland and Wolff shipbuilders is named the first president of the firm the post created for her She vows active participation in administration and notes her experience from accompanying her husband on travels and business dealings.
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Belfast
Lady Pirrie
Lord Pirrie
South America
Harland and Wolff
Pirrie
New Tree Planting Method Promises Six Years Growth Saved
In Munich on August 1 the department of forestry announced a new tree planting method. Roots of baby trees are spread naturally rather than planted up and down, with less packing of soil around seedlings to allow roots breathing space.
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Munich
Germany
Department of Forestry
Obituary for Lydia Eicher Rich of Noble and Wayland
Lydia Eicher Rich wife of Frank G Rich born January 19 1879 near Noble Iowa died August 16 1924 at home northwest of Wayland after lingering illness aged 45 years 6 months 27 days She joined the Eicher Mennonite church at Noble and remained a devoted member Married January 10 1900 she and Frank raised ten children Edwin Mable Verda Irvin Orville Vivian Irene Florence Glenn and Evelyn Surviving also three sisters Anna W Bashart Mabel Arnold Rinner Elizabeth L H Rinner and Ed Eicher A loving mother she was patient and devout and her life remains a heritage to all who knew her.
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Lydia Eicher Rich
Frank G. Rich
Noble
Iowa
Wayland
Jeane Christ
Eicher Mennonite
Edwin
Mable
Verda
Irvin
Orville
Vivian
Irene
Florence
Glenn
Evelyn
Anna
Wm. Bashart
Mabel
Arnold Rinne
Jingling Silver Coins Displace Paper Money
European nations move from paper currency to metal coinage as France Germany Austria Russia and others introduce silver and nickel coins, signaling a shift in monetary practice. New franc coins nickel issues and planned silver shillings mark a broader trend toward coin use across Europe.
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Vienna
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Royal Mint
London
Moscow
Free State of
Danzig
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Allracht Village Boasts Aluminum Copper Bells
In Colongne on August 1, Allracht claims the first church bells cast from an aluminum copper alloy. The eight bells are one third the weight of bronze and allow lighter, cheaper steeple superstructures with no risk of rust or bursting.
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Colongne
Allracht
Here
Big Manns Store Turns Devils Lake Into Community Hub
Fred Mann of Devils Lake built the state’s largest small town store and a community center. He actively supports county groups and local clubs, forging goodwill between town and farmers. His foresight, management, and advertising redirected rural commerce through his shop, making the enterprise a statewide example.
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Fred Mann
Devils Lake
America
Mann
One Dose Adler i ka Helps
Five years of acute indigestion and constipation eased after the first Adler i ka dose. The ad states Adler i ka flushes both upper and lower bowels and relieves gas, sour stomach, and foul matter, with claims it often cures constipation and prevents appendicitis. Sherman Bros. druggists advertise the product.
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H. J. Larbour
Sherman Bros
Advt
Mississippi Democrats renominate Harrison in primary landslide
In Jackson on August 21 the Mississippi Democratic primary returned senior Senator Pat Harr ison and three congressmen for renomination. Harrison defeated his sole opponent former Governor Earl Brewer by the largest majority ever, carrying every county. Democratic endorsement in the state is tantamount to election.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Senate
Pat Harrison
House
Harrison
Earl Brewer
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Glasgow Woman
Mrs Maccit Waller of Glasgow Kentucky credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with long lasting relief from years of pain and nervous debility. After four bottles the pain subsided appetite returned and she regained energy and strength. She resumed work as a dressmaker and reports improved nerves and appearance.
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Glasgow
Kentucky
Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
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