Senate panel to probe campaign expenditures in Pennsylvania primary
Five members of the Senate campaign investigating committee move to study spending in the Pennsylvania Republican primary with figures cited from two to five million dollars. Members Reed of Missouri La Follette of Wisconsin and others step down or shift roles as resignations are tendered and the panel reorganizes under Dawes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Senate
Dawes
Reed
Missouri
Ware
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Pinchot
Deneen
Illinois
Bayard
Delaware
la Follette
Wisconsin
Harrison
Mississippi
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The
Battle Monuments Commission
Hawkeye Hurdle Trio Looks Speedy at Home Track
Iowa City May 20 The Hawkeye hurdling trio of Cuhel Phelps and Beatty may reach finals at the Western Conference meet May 28 29 on their own track. Cuhel a strong hurdler and quarter miler helped the mile relay set records. Phelps a five foot eight inch starter surprised in high hurdles at the 1925 Big Ten meet Beatty a rugged sprinter lacks form but speed. The trio swept both events in the Iowa Michigan and Iowa Notre Dame dual meets this month.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Cuhel
Phelps
Beatty
Frank Cuhel
Lowell Phelps
Ernest Beatty
Iowa Michigan
Iowa Notre Dame
Miller couple thanks Washington friends for baby’s flowers
Mr and Mrs Frank A Miller extend thanks for the flowers sent from Washington at the time of their baby's death. The note expresses gratitude for the sympathy and support shown during their loss.
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Washington
Frank A. Miller
Kurtz Family Visit Ties Burlington Couple to Parents
Mr and Mrs Dyron Kurtz of Burlington are visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kurtz.
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Dyron Kurtz
Burlington
Mrs
Frank Kurtz
Legion of Iowa May Lead National Parade
Iowa Legion members may win the right to lead the national convention parade in Philadelphia during the Sesquicentennial celebration. Department officials say June 15 membership will determine if Iowa tops the field, with standings based on a four year average and May 6 figures. The parade, long praised as colorful and impressive, will be part of the centennial tribute to the Declaration of Independence.
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Des Moines
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Coolidge
America
High Department
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
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France
Arizona
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Canada
Oregon
Alabama
Kansas
Great Lesson parade hopes for Oklahoma department
National Commander John B R McQuigg sends a membership message to department officials predicting strong growth for 1926 and noting the next membership contest closes June 16 to determine department delegates’ position for the Philadelphia parade. Departments race to secure top convention honors with neck and neck contention expected.
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Oklahoma
Connecticut
Colorado
Minnois
John BR. McQuigg
Department
Philadelphia
Germany proposes bans on poison gas and war planes
In Geneva on May 20 Germany tabled concrete disarmament proposals ban flying weapons and poison gas while suppressing heavy artillery and tanks. Count von Bernstorff argued industrial capacity must be weighed in disarmament talks and warned factories near frontiers could be destroyed at war’s outset.
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Germany
Geneva
Switzerland
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Farm relief bills near decisive House vote
Washington May 20 Farm relief legislation moves toward a decision in the House with final votes expected on the Haugen price stabilization bill and two companion measures. Leaders plan to complete reading of the Haugen bill while allowing consideration of substitutes as allies seek a compromise between Tinder and Aswell fronts.
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Washington, PD. C
Tindher
Aswell
Tso
Louisiana
Numerous Candidates File for Louisa County Primaries
Louisa County Iowa prepares for June primaries with many candidates for county offices. Incumbents and new contenders seek seats on the board of supervisors, county attorney, treasurer, sheriff, auditor, recorder, and state senate. Republican and Democrat racers include J M Marshall H M Rausenberger J Carson Duncan and Chauncey Stapp among others.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Board of Supervisors
F. M. Byown
A. Hi. Limbecker
Elmer Shipman
J. M. Marshall
H. M. Rausenberger
J. Carson Duncan
Chauncey Stapp
Il. L. Davison
Wapello
JM. Cuthamp
George Oaks
CC. Ll. McClurkin
H. L. Lewis
Eleth
J. L. Wilson
Ss. W
Washington High student wins clock stopping contest at Lemmon
Miss Mary Kerr of the graduating class at Washington High School won a pen and pencil set in Lemmon jewelry store’s clock stopping contest when the clock hand stopped opposite her name on the class dial. The entire class list appeared on the clock dial.
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Mary Kerr
Washington High School
Lemmon Jewelry Store
Osteopaths to Take Over Des Moines Hospital
Plans by the Iowa Osteopathic Association trustees to purchase Des Moines General Hospital rename it Iowa Osteopathic Hospital and add a 75000 dollar wing announced. Financing through five year association member loans will make the institution eleemosynary.
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Associated Prega
Des Moines
Des Moines General Hospital
Iowa Osteopathic Hospital
Iowa Osteopathic Association
Republican nomination bid for STATIC SENATOR in Washington Henry counties
A candidate announces a run on the Republican ticket for STATIC SENATOR representing Washington and Henry counties, pending Republican voters decision at the June primary.
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Washington
Henry
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