Leaders Map Out Short Session Congress Action
Congressional leaders outline an ambitious short session agenda including relief measures tariff revision Boulder dam naval cruisers and the antiwar treaty. Bills cover cooperative farming marketing facilities a federal farm board and a group of appropriation measures with priority to farm related legislation.
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Congress
Boulder Dam
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Cariff
Pew
Johnson
Busta Ca
Calis
John Ak Aaantar Te
Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Borsh
Eatly
Tuo
Sotar J Nuscle
Rttort
Madden i
Noria
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Ihem
Rural school notes in Franklin Township report enrollments and improvements
The five rural Franklin Township schools show enrollments from Leona Leeper’s Grant Leeper center to Esther Booth’s center, with plans for building additions, curtains, and new equipment. Cedar and Pleasant schools list supplies like swings, maps, readers, and a Vietrola, while Pleasant notes interior improvements and a new library case.
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Franklin Townships
Ar Lows
Grant
Leona Leeper
Excher
Harmony
Isabelle
Esther Booth
Cedar
Marie Green
Pleasant
Isabelle J Combs
Center
Marjorie
Europe
Iowa
Vietrola
Grave Johnson
Pleaant
Hoover Party Experiences Tropic Heat Aboard Big Ship
The Hoover party endures extreme heat on a Pacific fleet flagship during a tropical voyage. Decks were cooled by refrigerators as crew and guests adapt, Mrs. Hoover knits, and Ambassador Fletcher attends to duties while plan for Corinto welcomes unfold. Field day on deck shows sailors cleaning and preparing for events.
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Appan
Ss. Mary
EastOvpe
Abo
Maryland
Hoover
Mexico
Pacific
Blue Jackets
Presbyterian Choir Plans Special Music
Most devotions hours both morning and evening this Sunday at the Presbyterian church will be elevated to special music. Miss Helen Asbury, violin instructor at Parsons College Conservatory, will take part in morning and evening programs. Special vocal numbers with flute and guitar and organ preludes by the choir open the morning hour. In the evening Miss Asbury appears with a trio including a vocal solo by Mrs. Kenneth Carris, cornet solo by Robert, a solo by Miss Asbury, and a choir anthem to close. The public is invited to both services.
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Presbyterian Church
Helen Asbury
Conservatory of Music
Parsons ¢ College
Miss Asbury
Kenneth Carris
Robert Solo
Ames
Ministers Meet in Washington County Gathering
Ministers from Washington county and environs convene at Washington University on Monday at 10 a.m. Rev. D Chalmers Fallon will present a paper on The Minister and his Reading. Ministers will lunch together after adjournment.
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Washington County
Washington U. Mt
D. Chalmers Fallon
Plans for Sembower Funeral Halted in Des Moines
Relatives assert the Des Moines body is not KB Sembower. The unidentified man came from Lancaster Missouri, died in a rooming house. Willis Berry identified the corpse as his father-in-law in Lancaster and brought it to Des Moines for burial before Sembower telephoned Tulsa to stop all funeral plans. The other man’s body will be returned to Lancaster.
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Des Moines
Sembower
Tulsa
Okla
Lancaster
Willis Berry
Appreciation note from David Palmer for flowers and sympathy
David J Palmer expresses deep appreciation for floral tributes and sympathy in his bereavement. He cannot reach each person personally but values the consideration greatly.
Four Teams Have a Chance at Western Conference Crown
Wisconsin Iowa Ohio and Illinois remain in contention for the Big Ten title after tomorrow’s key games. The outcome hinges on Wisconsin’s clash with Minnesota and Iowa’s meeting with Michigan, plus Ohio State vs Illinois and Purdue vs Indiana shaping the race.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mic Gan
Ohio
Tino
Evanston
Purdue
Finois
Ilinois
Wisconin
Michigan
Legions Play War Story Mimics Wartime Wedding Comedy
The American Legion presents Sixty Miles An Hour at New Graham theatre on Monday and Tuesday. The farce centers on a spontaneous wartime wedding in Ohio amid a light hearted plot that follows bride to be Edith Spera and a cast including Preston Wolfe and Marie Jack. A chorus of forty girls and a full cast deliver a lively production while Edie Mac and Rodney Arnold headline the imaginative cast.
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New Graham Theatre
American, Legion
France
Ohio
Roy Pinch
Edith Spera
Berice
Adrian
Spike Hamm
Cincinnati
Spike
Preston Wolfe
Marie Jackon
Old Ten Tracy
Gettsyburg
Judge Edwards
Mildred Craig
Rodney Arnold
Colonel Ruffskin
Arizona
Mise Louie M. Prambull
Frederick B. Ingram
Memorial services honor Colonel Palmer at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian church hosted funeral rites for Colonel Palmer with friends from across the state attending. Reverend D Chalmers Fulton led a solemn service with a quartet and tributes from G A R, Rotary, and WRC members. Notable attendees included Col. H C of Centerville and Senator FM Molesbergy of Col Sue Jumotion, among many others from Iowa and nearby states. Messages of sympathy arrived from John Teese and Senator William Carden.
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William Monmouth
Hiinals
Wong
Col Palmer
Tam
D. Chalmers Fulton
United Presbyterian Church
Hugh McCleery
Avelyn Hamilton
Marion Gewid Lloyd Walker
McCleery
Hamilton
Civr
Star of the Rall Commission
Dex Mothes
Cedar Palle
Drowe ¢ + Williamson
Monmouth
Minos
FM. Molesbergy
Col Sue Jumotion
HO. Weaver
Elly Hicklin
Artur Springer
Party of
Wanello
W.D. Eaton
Thur Tington
James Pevit
Clarence Kisher
Oxia
Toon
James W
Java
Wilet
Con Fama
Towa
John Keer
Broken Bow
D. Gr
J.B. Carman
Perry
Lowa
Ewing
Shannon City
Ecretary Coriell
Oley Nelson
Slater
Ryman
Ier Ray Fh. Gitford
Sons of
Kansas City
Daniel McKay
Wapelio
Jows J. Day
Brighton
J. A
Washington
Lottie Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Clara Weber
Iowa City
Lara Berger
Hammond
Ind
Stella KE. Plopner
Palmer
John Teese
Yilef
Kitty Flood
Newton
Massiehussetts
William Carden
Winfield Stonehrper
Oxtumes Produce Major City Stage Show
A local producing company funds all costumes scenery and allowances for a city debut. Reports say the production will be the best of its kind ever staged in the city. Tickets on sale now and selling fast. Reserve seats at Lemmon's drug store.
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Islana
Minols
Gale
Lemmon’s Drug Store
Radio Fans Petition Federal Board Over Station Inspectors
Radio fans in Washington send letters to the Federal Communications Commission urging action on inspector oversight of radio divisions. The correspondence discusses interference concerns and requests clarity on licensing processes affecting listeners and local stations.
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Federal Board
Ainsworth Notes Church Events and Obituaries
Ainsworth reports a busy week with church activities, a funeral, and plans for a bazaar and chicken dinner. The United Presbyterian ladies host a general store and meals. the Methodist church holds homecoming services and prepares a December bazaar. Community members from Eldon and Tipton attend, with committees named for the bazaar booths and dining room duties.
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Ainsworth
United Presbyterian
George Moore
Rom Eldon
Overfelt
Iter Krenmyre
Methodist Churcl
Riverside
Ster
Everette Simpkins
Bay
Tipton
Wm, Sim
Methodist Church
Lynn van Horn
le R. Trezona
Gee
Townsled
Kerchief Booth
Stock Exchange Smashes Records in Heavy Volume Action
The New York stock exchange shattered records with unprecedented trading volume as it processed 6,942,500 shares in a brisk session marked by strong buying and unusually high activity across major listings. Trading surged amid broad market strength and renewed investor confidence following positive economic signals.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Negro Identified in Omaha Assault Case at Lincoln Penitentiary
Five officers accompany Oak Bird a young Negro to the Lincoln penitentiary after Mrs. G Harold Stribling of Omaha identifies him as the man who assaulted her husband. The identification implicates Bird in three Omaha attacks.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ake Bird
G. Harold Stribling
Omaha
Not a Chance Another Un Tamil Is Why Hi Ag In Theal
A fragmented note from the Cincinnati Enquirer mentions dust, a spill, and a man losing a chance to retrieve a handkerchief as onlookers overlook the incident around a small amount of money.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Dog Attends Master's Funeral at Parish Church
A starved stray dog, once found by its owner, became a beloved pet and steadfast companion. Denied entry, the dog pressed its nose to the door and was admitted after the service. It then positioned between the clergyman and the coffin and walked to the cemetery, signaling its loyalty.
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London Answers
King George V Battles Illness in London House
London dispatches report King George V holding his own amid illness. Doctors treated a chest infection and fever, with several specialists called to the palace. The king’s condition prompted royal watchers to monitor his progress as officials downplayed alarm.
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George
England
London
Jorge
Brck
Ingham Palace
Lord Dawson of
Pennnd
Stanley Hewett
Duke of York
Dutchess of York
Princess Elizabeth
Naseby Hall
Northhampton
Earl
Methodist Choir to Repeat Cantata Song of Thanksgiving
The Methodist church choir repeats the cantata Song of Thanksgiving by Maunder after high demand. It praises the season with stirring choruses duets and solos as new voices join last year's capable ensemble for an even finer performance.
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Methodist Church
Maunder
Convict Members of Political Gang in Chicago Ward Fight
Members of Morris Eller's Twenty Ward political gang were found guilty on most counts in the April primary violence case after a 14 hour jury deliberation. Joseph Genro was acquitted. The trial followed a spree of sluggings kidnappings and a murder linked to the ward violence.
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Chicago
Morris Eller
Heal Hose
MayoCon Criminal Court
Joseph “Pepi
Cook County
Harry Hochste
Heuten
Ant
Eller
Elter Heuter
Abe “Brimpy
Kinsman
Raymona J. Reinke
John M. O'Connor
Reinke
Filer
Sessio
Octavius
Granady
Octavius Granady
Haskins Area Social Notes and Stock Shipments
Community greetings from Haskins with visitors from Wash ington Mason City and Manchester. Hog cattle and hog shipments are recorded with Owen Wehr Ralph Boyd and others shipping carloads locally while residents visit family and attend weekend gatherings at the parental God Love home.
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Haskins
Dorajean
Ainsworth
Milburn
Charlotte Ballard
Washington
Arthur Thut
Chas, Hazen
Rex Otington
L. Eden
A Ward
Frank Embree
Godlove
Owen Wehr
Ralph Boyd
Haskins Sunda
Wrdner
SR. Wallace
Lee Hunt
Harry White
Irin Rabenold
Henry Hawker
Masonsville
Alfred Rissel
Rissier
Manchester
L. H. Bemis
Harlan Archer
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
NBC listings for 1928 show WEAF and WJZ airing Yale versus Harvard and Navy versus Princeton with network feeds. Northwestern versus WEAF and an NBC hour schedule are noted, along with orchestra programming and a Phil hour.
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United States
WEAF
NBC
Yale
Harvard
WJZ
Navy
Princeton
WOR
Columbia
Total
Northwestern
Rike
Phil
Fragmentary OCR prompts on tool use and cracking stile
The readable text hints at using wise ers not nut crackers to crack a stile, expressing an unusual preference or misread instruction. No clear person, organization, or event is identifiable, making it hard to determine a full news item or outcome.
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Franklin Township
Presbyterian Choir
David J. Palmer
Legion
Colonel Palmer
Jamson
Sta’d
Cal
D. J. Palmer
United Pres. Wyterian Church
Washington, Now
Cat
Howdy Che
E.W. Spessard
Stock Exchange Smashes Records
Dog
Walter Eastwood
Parsons
Fairfield
Eastwood
W. Wond
Ted
Stafs
Parsons College
Activitions
Zeta Theta Gamma
Clack Twiler
Great
King George V
Prince
Athen
Africa
Prince of Wales
Methodist Choir
Ura
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