King Shows Gains as Pleurisy Lingers at London Palace
An official bulletin from London reports King’s condition improving after pleurisy. The health update notes continued improvement, with the king cheerful at times and receiving visitors including Lord Dawson of Penn and the Duke of York. The queen remained steadfast, and the king is kept in a sound chamber with nurses in attendance and liquid nourishment only.
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King Age
Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Duke of York
Journal Radio Poll Reflects Listener Dissatisfaction
Radio fans sent 600 letters and 800 coupons to the Journal's editor this week voicing widespread disappointment with the new federal radio commission rules. Des Moines station WHO drew 274 votes as favorite, with WOC Davenport second at 228, and Chicago's WGN and KYW following. Replies from Washington county towns show many shut‑ins rely on radio for entertainment, urging changes to restore reception.
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Federal Radio Commission
WHO
Des Moines
WOC
Davenport
Chicago
WGN
KYW
Wington
Community
Daveurer
Washington County
Washington
President Coolidge Faces Dilemma Over Gifts Piling Up
Washington November 24. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge confront a flood of gifts since he took office including dogs coons a wallaby a tiger cub rugs pottery and other curiosities. The White House records show about a million miles of tin and many items slated for a presidential museum. Some gifts have already been given away or stored in Massachusetts and Northampton.
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Idge
White House
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Coolidge
Vermont
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Northampton
Ms. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wallaby
Rebecca the Coon
Senators Back Special Session as Mt Pleasant Prepares
Mount Pleasant seeds political action for a special Washington session to push tariff revisions and farm relief bills while planning a pivotal Thanksgiving clash between Mt Pleasant and Washington high schools. President Coolidge hosts a breakfast with fifteen senators to discuss the short session agenda.
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Washington
Coolidge
President Coolidge
White House
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Smoot
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Jett
Sackeett
Shortridge
McNary
Borah
Dale
Gott
Steiner Warren
Hale
Waterman
Key
Forecast Mostly Fair During Week
Weather outlook for the period of Nov 28 to Dec 1. For the Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains, mostly fair weather with brief precipitation in the north, varying temperatures but mostly above normal at the start and lower toward the close.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Accident injures Charles Beatty near West Monroe street
Charles Beatty Hurt Charis on road No 2 west of town when an automobile struck his wagon and the team ran away. Both horses injured and Beatty escaped serious harm. Dr and Mrs J A Lloyd, visiting from Williamsburg, reside at 1008 East Washington Street.
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Charis
Monroe Street
Mr. Beatty
J. A. Lloyd
Williamsburg
Washington
C.J. Lew
East
Washington Street
Livingston Wins Semi Final Debate
Livingston wins the Ames law department semi final at Harvard experience. Bill King and Hugo Enberg of Wheeling West Virginia reported victory, advancing to the finals next spring as part of a rigorous elimination contest demanding deep legal knowledge.
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Bill King
Bill
Hugo Enberg
Wheeling West Virgin
Law
Harford University
Harvard
Hoover Ship Struck by Storm on Mexican Coast
President elect Herbert Hoover faced a fierce gale aboard the Maryland en route to Latin America. The ship rode 70 mph winds, waves washing decks, sailors scrambling, while Hoover stayed on deck briefly, then slept as aviation crews and crew battled to save a seaplane and maintain course. Inaugural plans were discussed amid the storm and heavy sea.
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Mexican
U.S. S$ Mary Land
Anapala
Herbert Hoover
Maryland
Uhe
Mary] Land
Gulf of
Tehaunt Pee
Kimber
Voight Corsair
Kimberly
Nalther
McNary-Kangon Farm Relief Bill Aims to Please Coolidge
Washington November 24 A new farm relief measure shaping the McNary Hangen bill to satisfy Coolidge and mirror Hoover’s farm plan is being drafted by Senator McNary Oregon with agriculture department help. The 250 million stabilization board would back a home market, buy surplus crops, and work through producer councils and stabilization corporations to manage surpluses and exports. The bill may be sent to Congress early in the short session, with hopes for swift signing.
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Senator Oral
Idaho
Hoover
Congress
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McNary
Representive
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Agriculture Department
Coolidge
St. Louis
Lee
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Football Scores Summary From Weekend Oct 1929
Halt Town defeats Michigan 7 to 3 while Minnesota shuts out Wisconsin 6 to 0. Drake beats Ames 6 to 0. Illinois leads Ohio 2 to 0 in the first period. Purdue 7 over Indiana 0 and Missouri 0 over Kansas 0.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Drake
Ames
Illinois
Ohio
Purdue
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Keota Dominates Richland 51 to 0 In Home Victory
Keota high school routed Richland 51 to 0 on the Keota field Friday afternoon. The lopsided win showcased reserve players in the second and fourth quarters. Keota faces Wellman on Thanksgiving in the final game of the season, a long-standing yearly clash.
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Keota
Richland
Isilly Wellman
Wind storms bring death and damage across regions
Across sea and land wide gusts spawned wrecks and casualties. In Nebraska Omaha hangs on to news of ax murders and mob fears as a suspect confronts identification while authorities pursue the case. Global storms roll on with ships lost, crews saved, and ports calling for aid as typhoons lash Philippine seas and Holland faces gales.
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Hefrenwijk
Chislehurst
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Aehors Gore
Philippine Islands
Memphis
Mari
Runaway team injures man in field near Fairfield
Paur field Nov 24, in Jefferson county hospital serious injuries to Simpson 58 of Ainsworth after a team of horses ran away near Fairfield. Simpson pitched forward striking his head on pavement as his son Jacob and others escaped unharmed. Witnesses Wells and W. C. line and neighbors were en route to a farm sale when the incident occurred.
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Simpson
Ainsworth
Jefferson County
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Laird
LE. Wells
W. C.line
Fairfield
Richland
Five Best Features on the Radio Sunday
NBC Midwest network listing for Sunday includes WEAF NBC at 6 CST with Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Frederick Stock and Atwater Kent hour featuring Reinald Werrenrath recital. Also NJ New York Philharmonic at 8:30 from WARC, Moran and Mack comedy, Frank E. Harling opera Light from Ste Agnes, and other network programs across WOR WJZ and more.
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Midwest
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WHO
WOW
WDAF
WCCO
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
WEAF
Reinald Werrenrath
Atwater Kent Hour
Josef Hoeman
Newark
New York Philharmonic Symphony
WARC
Columbia
Moran and
Mack
Frank E. Harling
Ste. Agnes
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WJZ
CST
Roxy
WPG
Atlanti
Handel
Atlantic
Tragic Road Collision Kills Velma Foster At Scene
Velma Foster, 20, died after running in front of a car in an apparent roadside incident. Eyewitnesses reported a driver named Will Get, who described the unfolding moments as a vehicle approached. Porter testified that the event occurred when Foster stepped into the road, leading to her fatal injuries.
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Sen
Velma Foster
Feiss
Sage Again Heads Chautauqua Assn in Washington County
The Washington County Chautauqua Association elected Frank R. Sage as president for another term. Directors reorganized for the year, reporting last year’s deficit and voting to shorten the season to August 14 to 22, reduce expenses, and secure a strong program with contracts to follow. Elizabeth Dawson named secretary. C. M. Keck named treasurer. Hugh H. McCleery named vice president. The board aims for a banner Chautauqua season in Washington. Helen Breese returned from Town City after illness of her uncle Richard Reese, who died Thursday.
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YM. C. A
C. M. Keck
Frank R. Sage
Hugh H. McCleery
Elizabeth Dawson
Dc. M. Keck
Chautauqua
Washington
Helen Breese
Town City
Richard Reese
Thursda
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