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Mrs Tom H Morgan returns to Shenandoah Iowa after visit with relatives in this area. Frances Meachams pupils at Greenvale school presented a nice program. Hallowe en program and pie social at Black Hawk school a real success. Brice Pringle family moved to new country home. A J Morgan Carroll and others drove to Washington for football camp. O W Schmitter family plan move to Richland. Lena Roth and Kate Schlatter visiting at Dave Millers. Co D Robinson A L Woodford and Cuff Jones attended football game at Sigourney.
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A. J. Morgan
Carroll
Messrs
Kent
Lewis and Henderson
Richland
Washington
O. W. Schmitter
Lena Roth
Kate Schlatter
Wayland
Dave Miller
Co. D. Robinson
A. L. Woodford
Cuff Jones
Sigourney
Chicken supper and bake sale planned in church basement
Nov 2 events at the M B K church feature chicken pieces and bake goods with proceeds for church activities. locals report mild rain and a chatty scene as residents share updates from Ottumwa and nearby towns.
Opened Republican Meeting and Community Notes at Ainsworth
The Ainsworth gathering saw Major Glasgow drop in for instruction at the meeting though attendance was hampered by short notice. Local events included Halloween mischief, school faculty entertainment in Woodmen hall, a Gilad Hand party, and a United Presbyterian youth gathering. The first issue of The Ainsworthian appeared Saturday night. Des Moines visitor David Laird attended an over Sunday visit with his sister.
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Hollinger
Ues Samroh
Lears
Glasgow
Mes
Ion
Aynard Hites
Moines
Lowe’en
Asway
Main Street
Woodmen Hall
M. & Sunday School
United Presbyterian Church
Wm. Acheson
Ainsworthian
David Laird
Des Moines
H. G. Crawford
Robert Reaney
Agnes
Columbus Junction
M. FE
Wm. Reaney
High School Enjoys Costume Party and Auto Themed Hunt
Crawfordsville juniors hosted a mixed evening for students and faculty featuring costumed guests and an automobile themed scavenger hunt using slips of paper with car parts. Refreshments included cider and pumpkin pie. Numerous local families visited in Washington on Saturday. The varsity basketball trip to Wayland occurred that night.
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Crawfordsville
C. M. Strain
Oma
A. P. Sewell
J. Fletcher
Donald Mitchell
Earl Ferguson
H. Fishburn
Fred Sipe
David Johns
Enos Davis
Loisoper
P. L. Huber
Janette Wooley
Harley Rhea
Washington
Elwyn Davidson
Iowa City
Wayland
W. G. Robertson
Ainsworth
H. C. Hull
Riverside nurse missing in West Salt Lake City
State-wide search is launched for Miss Frances Korous a 40 year old Riverside Iowa nurse in public health work who disappeared after leaving the YWCA boarding home on East Third South. Police and county sheriff's office are lead agencies with details including church attendance and letters to a man at 566 Dexter Avenue.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Frances Korous
Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Sheriff's Office
Albert Korous
Riverside
Korous
Young Women's Christian Association
East Third South Street
Miss Korous Leads Street Car Incident In Salt Lake
The street car in front of the Y W C A home carried Miss Korous who is a graduate nurse from St Mark's hospital and has resided in Salt Lake for fifteen years. Her sister Miss Rose Korous, an industrial nurse for Utah Copper at Garfield, Utah, served as a companion graduate nurse.
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Miss Korous
St. Mark's Hospital
Salt Lake
Rose Korous
Utah Copper Company
Garfield
Utah
Gambling menace to gridiron game
Des Moines register sports editor Sec Taylor cites University of Illinois Athletic Director Huff condemning football gambling. He notes large bets on the Washington Winfield and Iowa Illinois games, warns faculty may ban the sport if bets persist, and argues student losses drive ruinous cycles endangering college football.
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Sec
Taylor
Des Moines Register
Washington
Winfield
Huff
University of Illinois
Champaign
Columbus
Illinois
Ohio State
Women expected to cast about forty percent of votes in Middle West cities
Chicago dispatch projects a 40 percent women vote share in Tuesday’s election if women vote in proportion to their 739,930 registered across ten cities from Minneapolis to Galveston. The tally shows 1,232,238 men registered, with women notably below men in most listed cities.
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Chicago
Middle West
Minneapolis
Galveston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Peal
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Omaha
Columbus
Harding Libel Fears Mails Used to Discredit Harding Nominee
Chicago October 29 Charges that Senator Harding opposed guaranteeing farmers better than a dollar a bushel for wheat are widely circulated by opponents. Franked matter to mislead voters is sent at public expense. The record shows Harding supported $2.50 wheat guarantee while Wilson set it at $2.20.
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Chicago
Harding
Wilson
France
Oregon Leads in Plans to Help Delinquents
Washington dispatch details Oregon's volunteer effort led by U S Public Health Service to survey dependents delinquents and the feebleminded. Dr Carlisle used 6000 letters and 20000 filled cards to build a state wide data pool for future reform and prevention efforts.
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Oregon
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Cumming
Public Health Service
A. R. Gephart
Public Welfare Board
University of Oregon
Alq
C. L. Carlisle
Carlisle
Clark
Part of investigation to guide measures for child welfare
A portion of the investigation will lead to measures aimed at saving many children for lives of usefulness. The statement suggests a focus on long term reforms to protect youths and improve outcomes.
Father Says Why He Is For Son for President
Dr. George T. Harding, 76, father of Benator Harding, traveled from Marion to Indianapolis for the National G A R encampment. He served as surgeon general of the Ohio G A R and as a Civil War soldier in the 136th Ohio volunteers. He praised Warren as a good honest man who supports common people. The fifth encampment drew 60,000 comrades, with Harding a focal point.
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Indianapolis
George T. Harding
Benator Harding
Marion
Ohio Department of the
136Th, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Warren
Harding
Sam T. Donahey
Democratic Committee
Donahey
Voters Face Clear Choice Between Harding and Cox
Washington voters examine a stark contrast between Senator Harding and Governor Cox. Harding champions Americanism and cautious league policy, while Cox advocates internationalism and rapid entry into a European league. Harding is portrayed as modest and steady versus Cox as ambitious and luxurious, with biographical contrasts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Cox
European League
Wilson
Garding
Governor Cox
Harding Age Claim Sparks Campaign Contrast
Warren G. Harding will be fifty five on Election Day and appears old enough to know better yet young enough to act. His rival has not reached the years of discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Georgia Democrats oppose League at state convention
Georgia Democrats condemn the league of nations covenant in their platform and direct state senators to vote against it. The platform backs Governor Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt for president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
League of Nations
Georgia
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Minister Shares Football Faith at High School Assembly
Burlington pupils heard Rev. Naboth Osborne of the First Congregational church speak on football. Dr. Frantz Harold Wilson and others followed with talks stressing teamwork, fair play, and student support behind Centre college’s example. The message valued spirit, character, and prayerful effort over mere victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Naboth Osborne
First Congregational Church
P. Frantz
Harold J. Wilson
W F. McFarland
B. M. Sipple
Dr. Osborne
Centre College
Harvard
Dr. Frantz
Homecoming Fever At Iowa Set For November Event
Washington reporter Cloyce Huston notes Iowa City hosts University of Iowa Homecoming November 12 and 13 with a big alumni barbecue at the University Armory and a key Iowa Minnesota football clash at 2 p.m. Governor Harding may attend as 10 000 seats are prepared. Washington county residents expected to travel by road or air to Iowa City for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyce Huston
Washington
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
New University Armory
Harding
Athletic Board
Washington County
American Dentistry Group Plans Fort Dodge Convention
The American Academy of Applied Dental Science formerly the Prophylactic Dental Club of America will hold its first annual meeting in Fort Dodge November 8 and 9. Aimed at elevating dentistry from minor to major status the event features Dr Henry Cotton of Trenton N J on Oral Foci Insanity with several other speakers from Minneapolis Chicago Denver and Fort Dodge plus clinics and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Applied Dental Science
Fort, Dodge
Fort Dodge
The
Prophylactic Dental Club of America
Henry A. Cotton
Trenton
N. J
W. R. Murray
Minneapolis
Eugene
Vote for Mrs Vera Knupp Shoemaker for County Recorder
A local election notice touts Vera Knupp Shoemaker as a qualified Democratic candidate for County Recorder. The Washington County native, widow of Percy Shoemaker, trained in business, worked at Livingston and Richer Abstract, gaining relevant county records experience as she seeks public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Knupp Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Washington County
Sam Knapp
Washington High School
Vera Knupp
Percy Shoemaker
Livingston & Richer
County Recorder’s Office
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John Dusenber
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KE. S. Thomas
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Haskins
HM. Davis
Mr. Wells
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Miss Porter
Los Angeles
Harding Libel
Dexheimer
Indianapolis, OR
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