Senate panel weighs Brookhart suit in Iowa race
The Senate election committee reserved decision on Brookhart demurrer amid charges from the Iowa Republican central committee that he is not a Republican and that the election was fraudulent. Briefs will be filed as the panel prepares to hear Steck’s challenge next week. Three witnesses testified Brookhart bolted the party and backed La Follette.
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Washington
Senate Election Committee
Iowa
Brookhart
Republican State Central Committee
Daniel F. Steck
State Central
Harges
la Folette
Inland Ohio River ice gorge tests inland coast guard
Louisville and its inland coast guard station brace for a dangerous winter with the Ohio River ice gorge. They train intensively, maintain gear and quarters, and recall the 1918 jam when vessels were wrecked and many barges lost.
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Louisville
America
Coast Guard
Ohio River
Bitter Wether
W. T. Farrell
Ohio
Falls
Kentucky
Do Not Follow Facts Is Advice of Doctor
Dr Edwin W Dwight of Boston told the Association of Life Insurance Presidents that circulatory disease, a leading cause of life insurance declinations, rises with less open air exercise and more nervous strain. He urged慎 to follow the Bible, avoid extremes, eat a mixed diet, and treat health like a bank account with steady deposits.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Edwin W. Dwight
Boston
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Dwight
Should Know People Declares President Seerley in Address
Homer H. Seerley president of the Iowa State Teachers college spoke at a Cedar Falls conference. He stressed leadership grows from knowing people personally and persisting in effort, valuing health endurance and humility as keys to long service and humane government.
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Seerley
Associated Press
Cedar Falls
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
Normal Training High Schools and Consolidated Schools
Gershwin Jazz Concerto Debuts With New York Symphony
George Gershwin’s concerto for piano and orchestra receives its New York premiere with the New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch. Gershwin plays the piano as the ensemble fuses jazz idioms with symphonic form, evoking supper club ambiance in a modern concert style.
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Associated Preen
New York
New York Symphony Orchestra
George Gershwin
Brooklyn
Walter Damrosch
Gershwin
Three Lives Lost In Atlantic Storm
The storm that battered New York New Jersey and New England earlier in the week caused three deaths and extensive damage. Eight men were rescued from two barges in New York harbor as vessels sought shelter off New London Connecticut and Block Island. Beach structures at Coney Island were destroyed.
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New York
New Jersey
New England
Atlantic
New York Bay
New London
Conn
Block Island
Coney Island
Theodore Roosevelt Fathered the Modern Animal Picture
In a Chicago interview W N Selig recalls how Theodore Roosevelt helped seed animal films. The plan to hire Kermit Roosevelt as a cameraman during the Africa hunt stalled, but Roosevelt promised not to take another cameraman if Selig did not join.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Roosevelt
W. N. Selig
Chicago
Roosevelt
Selig
Africa
Kermit Roosevelt
Enforcement of Dry Laws Takes Stage
Washington reports rising debate over prohibition as Congress nears session. Dry and wet factions clash over enforcement methods and the Volstead Act, with Rep. Dyer pushing for outright repeal and divisions mounting within dry ranks on responsibility for conditions under President Coolidge.
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Congress
Dyer
Missouri
Coolidre
Senate to Debate World Court and Turkey Treaty
Washington December 4 The World Court and the Lausanne treaty with Turkey are the main foreign affairs topics facing the new Senate with some opposition but administration leaders expect two thirds for approval under a March agreement. action on the World Court likely December 17 with Lausanne treaty to follow. Senator Borah favors early action but no date set.
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Washington
World Court
Turkey
Senate
Coolidge
Kellore
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Apprah
State Department
Intrigue in High Society to Shape Congress Debate This Winter
Washington dispatch details how aristocrats influence policy and immigration in a winter congressional debate. Count Karolyi’s exile and the bid for US lectures test State Department limits. Countess Karolyi seeks entry and faces opposition from Kellogg. Social power linked to Horthy through Count Szechenyi and wife Gladys Vanderbilt amid protests.
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Charles PP. Stewart
NEA
Washington, D. C
Count Karolyi
Hungary
Admiral Horthy
Budapest
Horthy
Karolyi
United States
Wwomes
Hughes
State’ Department
Europe
R. B. Strassburger
Inch
Norristown
Kellogg
Strassburger
State Department
Department
Washington
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Modern Woodmen Name New Officers
At the annual election of the local lodge of Modern Woodmen of America held yesterday evening the following were elected I K E Glick consul Rodney Sage advisor J G Moriarty clerk E V Simons assistant clerk J A Work banker W C Starr escort John Beenblossom watchman A J Peter on sentry H A Otto manager for three years
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Lodge of
Modern Woodmen of America
I. K E. Glick
Rodney Sage
J. G. Moriarty
E. V. Simons
J. A. Work
W. C. Starr
John Beenblossom
A. J. Peter
H. A. Otto
Dawes to Shape Senate Reform Strategy in New Session
Vice President Charles G. Dawes will press for a one man filibuster rule change as Congress reconvenes. He lacks a voice or vote in Senate affairs but has urged public disclosure to force reform. Senate leaders show little sign of altering the rule this session amid opposition from both parties.
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Rceverated
Washington
Rhlef
Senate
Charles G. Dawes
Congress
Dawes
Supreme Court
House
Diplomatic Corps
Curtis
Kansas
Underwood
Alabama
Way of the World shows Benu Nash charity and neglect
The English fashion arbiter Benu Nash in the seventeenth century gave large sums to charity in his prime. In old age he suffered actual want and no one came to his aid.
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Benu Nash
War Secretary Davis Advocates Army Supply Oversight
Secretary Davis files his annual report detailing supply chain coordination and budgetary representation for the Army. He urges constant watchfulness to prevent supply needs being sacrificed to personnel so reserves and mobilization plans stay ready for potential war emergencies.
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Washington
Davis
War Department
Weeks
Association of Railway Executives
Secretary of War
United States
Continental
Polish Technique For Knife Care With Carpet And Brick Dust
A method suggests polishing steel knives by tacking a carpet to a knife board and sprinkling brick dust. The process is claimed to yield an excellent polish without scratching the blades.
Miller elected Iowa Suffrage Commission president
Mrs Homer A Miller of Des Moines was reelected president of the Iowa Suffrage Commission which plans a memorial building costing about 150000 dollars.
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Des Moines
Homer A. Miller
Iowa Suffrage Commission
Fire Traps 40 to 45 Miners in Cardinal Mines near Nederland
In Colorado near Nederland a fire trapped 40 to 45 miners in the Cardinal tunnels of the Fairview Mining Company workings. Six rescue teams with pulmotors rushed to the scene as smoke filled the mine. Officials fear unconsciousness among trapped workers while the town operator reported differing counts of trapped miners.
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Associated Press
de Aver
Colo
Fairview Mining Company
Nederland
Colro
Boulder
Cardinal
Here
Nederlang
Boulder Fire Department
Netherland
Officies
State Reports 57 517 Accredited Cattle Herds in 13 Counties
CHICAGO December 3 The State of Town reports 57 517 accredited cattle herds and thirteen counties in the modified accredited area. Secretary M G Thorn told the U S Livestock Sanitary Board that tuberculosis eradication progress may wipe out the disease if trends continue.
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Chicago
M. G. Thornbure
United States Livestock Sanitary Board
General Assembly
Department of Agriculture
39Th General Assembly
You Don’t Need a Blaze to Stir a Quiet Fire
A reflective note suggests steady effort over grand gestures, urging steady progress rather than dramatic aims. It emphasizes small, consistent deeds as a path to meaningful impact without wild risk.
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Federal Coast Guard
Island Queen
Fee Harbor
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Council Bluffs
Mary Gallagher
Sioux City
Mason City
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Boulder, Colo
Aster
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Towa
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