Iowa Republicans Press Brookhart Fraud Claim in Senate Fight
At Fort Dodge and Washington hearings next week Iowa GOP officials plan to prove Brookhart won by fraud. Chairman Burnquist said witnesses will testify that Brookhart touted Republican loyalty while backing third parties and that he bought his primary with funds for a cross party candidacy. He noted Spangler and Baldridge will attend the hearings.
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Fort Dodge
Republican Party of
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Senate
State Central Committee
Republican Party
B. B. Burnquist
Brookhart
Republican Committee
Burnquist
la Follette-Wheeler
Senate Committee
Burnuist
8. C. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
P. R. Baldridge
Dubuque
Steck
Republican Central Committee
Brockhart
Spangler
Central Committee
Ernst
Building Collapses in New York But All Occupants Escape
A four story building on West 29th Street near Sixth Avenue collapsed early today as a cabaret in a white area near a largely black residential district. Ten people were injured but none seriously. two owners of Arena Club and several performers or staff were hurt. A male performer was dug from the debris by police and fire crews as the upper floors, vacant, stood. The club was closing for the night when the collapse occurred during a farewell piano song.
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New York
Weat 29Th Street
Kiehth Avenue
Arena Club
Crass
Hindenburg Signs Treaty Bill In Berlin
President von Hindenburg signed the Reichstag approved treaty bill ratifying Locarno security pacts and arbitration accords. The federal council waived objections paving the way for the signature ceremony in London on December 1 by Chancellor Luther Foreign Minister Stresemann and other officials.
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de the Neenvigte
T Place
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Locarno
Federal Council
London
Luther
Stresemann
Herr von Schubert
Foreign Office
Kempner
League of Nations
Scientists Seek Repeal of Evolution Law
The Tennessee Academy of Science unanimously adopted a resolution at its annual meeting at Vanderbilt University asking the legislature to repeal the evolution law because it marks a backward step in educational progress. The group urged action at the next session in Nashville.
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Associated Prean
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Academy of Science
Academy
Vanderbilt University
Riots Mark Antigovernment Demonstration in Peking
In Peking a 1,500 strong mob including red elements and Kuomintang adherents attacked seven government official homes after an abortive anti government parade. Workers coolies and students staged a communistic demonstration with doctors in cars. They demanded Tuan Chi-fui overthrow and dissolution of the tariff conference. No national flags appeared and no violence had occurred by press time.
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Dene
Peking
Kuomintang
People’s Party
Tuan Chi-fui
Mystery Letter For Mrs Jennie M Cook Causes Alert
Mrs W A Cook received a misaddressed letter this morning meant for another Mrs Jennie M Cook. It warns of the serious illness of her son Homer in Moline Illinois and asks the mother to report at once. The letter is in post offices now and should the original Mrs Cook be located it will be forwarded.
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W. A. Cook
Jennie M. Cook
Woman testifies in divorce case about whipping husband
Cleveland Baatrice de Domini cis says she lashed her husband with a whip until he begged for mercy and apologized for a remark. He allegedly thanked her for teaching him a lesson as she testified. Washington police seek a blonde male bandit for recent holdups. Two young gay suspects were arrested in a hotel but proved innocent.
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Cleveland—Baatrice de Dominicis
Washington
Mrs Harriett Boyer Visits Friends in Burlington
Mrs Harriett Boyer went to Burlington this morning to visit friends for a few days and will also visit in Mt Pleasant.
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Harriett Boyer
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Senator Brookhart Seeks Farm Relief Bills for Iowa
Senator Brookhart, Republican of Iowa, arrives in Washington and says he will introduce four bills in the next session to aid farmers. He notes Iowa farmers suffer from low corn prices and urges cooperative banking and marketing, lower transportation rates, and tariff readjustment to achieve parity with business.
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Washington
Senator Brookhart
Iowa
Congress
Lowa
Briand Names His French Ministry
Paris reports Aristide Briand announces the eighth French cabinet with himself as premier and foreign minister. The lineup includes Rene Renoult as justice minister, Ca mille Chautemps interior minister, Louis Loucheur finance, Paul Painleve war, Georges Leygue navy, and others including education Haim... de Monzie, agriculture Jean Durand, and colonies Leon Perrier.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Paul Thurta
France
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Justice
Rene Renoult
Camille Chautemps
Louis Loucheur
Paul Painleve
Navy
Cvorges Leyguec
Hdoard Dmaladien
Toned Vincent
Anatote Demonzie
Antoine Durafour
Paul Jourdain
Jean Durand
Leon Perrier
Des Moines Woman Convicted for Selling Intoxicants
Louise Masters was fined 500 dollars on each of two counts in federal court for selling beer at fifty cents a glass from her Des Moines home. Judge Martin J. Wade ordered the fines payable at 25 dollars a month.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Louise Masters
Martin J. Wade
Proposes a League of Pedestrians to Protect Them Against Autoists
In Washington DC a traffic director cites the lack of auto registration in the district and the dangers to pedestrians. The speaker proposes a Pedestrians’ League of America to balance car lobby power, arguing organized pedestrians could better defend rights and safety.
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Eldridge
Olson Jail Breaker Convicted of Second Degree Murder
In Dubuque Iowa a jury found Clarence Olson alias Harold Carlson guilty of second degree murder after a 5 1/2 hour deliberation. Olson, a Minneapolis youth, was part of a jail delivery plot and fled with Earl Starness who killed himself after a shot at the jailer Leo Hemmer. Donald Kerdell faces trial next Monday.
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Prenay Dubuque, Ta
Clarence Olson
Harold Carlson
Olson
Minneapolis
Farley
Dubuque County
Earl Starnes
Leo Hemmer
Donald Kerdell
Starness
Warmer Weather Predicted After Cold Snap
DES MOINES Nov 28 The United States Weather Bureau forecasts a moderation of the recent low temperatures. Readings this morning ranged from six above in Charles City to 18 at Keokuk with Des Moines at 15. No snow expected this weekend though conditions will stay unsettled.
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Des Moines
United States Bureau Today
Charles City
Dubuque
Davenport
Sioux City
Keokuk
Hod Played Well in California for Iowa Fans
Robert Sage writes from Fullerton California praising Harry Hoddy for a strong defensive effort against U S C in Los Angeles on November 21. Hoddy's tackles helped the third quarter stand and his incomplete long pass attempt late shows effort. Iowa fans rallied during halftime with cornstalks and Iowa cheer leaders earning credit for team spirit.
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Iowa
Los Angeles
Robert Sage
Frank R. Sage
Fullerton
Calif
The
Journal
Harry Rice
Hoddy
Kutsch
Washington
Walter Eckersall
US. C
Irish Republican Raids Renewed In Ireland
Reports from Dublin say republican prisoners were released from Mount Joy prison through stratagem. Conflicting figures place the number released at nineteen or six with varying accounts of how the inmates were freed.
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Associated Prose
London
Ireland
Dublin
Mount Joy
Weather Outlook Sees Rain and Snow Early to Midweek
Washington November 28 The forecast for the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys calls for light rain or showers at the start of the week with general rain and snow midweek. Temperatures held moderate overall with a cold spell expected later.
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Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Chapman Attacks Cooridge in Brief
Hartford November 28 The AP reports Gerald Chapman the mail bandit condemned for killing a policeman has been reprieved to March by Governor Trumbull while he acts as his own attorney in a five page brief. Chapman argues presidential commuting power is merciful not punitive and plans to press to the US Supreme Court if needed to contest Connecticut imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Trumbull
Gerald Chipman
Coolidge
Chapman
New York
Connecticut
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Thanksgiving visitors and shopping in West Chester area
Miss Ruth Mills visited her aunt Mrs. Carol Willits in West Chester this morning. Miss Lenore Martin, a Swisher teacher, spends Thanksgiving at Glenn Martin’s home in West Chester with Mrs Inez Martin at Keaty. Adeline Burns, also teaching at Swisher, accompanies the group. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Leppert and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bellel spend Thanksgiving at Masses Haskins near Pleasant Plain. Mrs. Frank McFarlane and daughter Margery of West Chester shopped in town.
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Ruth Mills
West Chester
Carol. Willits
Lenore Martin
Swisher
Glenn Martin
Inez Martin
Keaty
Adeline Burns
W. F. Leppert
Ralph Bellel
Masses Haskins
Pleasant Plain
Frank McFarlane
Margery
Journalistic Plain Speech Urged by Glenn Frank
Madison column urges journalists to write in vernacular natural and accessible language without becoming low brow. Glenn Frank advocates plain speech to reach ordinary readers and preserve clarity.
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Madison
Wis
Glenn Frank
Women Arrested for Bank Robbery in Renner
Two women, Mrs. Catherine Rogers, 40, and her daughter Vera, 17, were arrested in Sioux Falls after allegedly holding up the Renner State Bank cashier H. S. Wilkinson and taking 390 dollars. Police report they confessed to the robbery.
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Sioux Falls
H. S. Wilkinson
Renner State Bank
Catherine Rogers
Vera
Fashion's Eterne letters A KE 1 vanish with a brief trend
A fashion in bygone times etched gifts with the letters A KE 1 and the Greek word meaning always. As this trend faded, the meaning behind the symbols was forgotten and the practice faded from memory.
Short Life Span in Rome in Early Empire
A fragment notes that during the third or fourth centuries A D the average life length of a Roman citizen was only about twenty two years.
Texas Governor Ferguson and impeachment turmoil ripple statewide
In Austin the Texas governor’s power and the impeachment push dominate headlines as Speaker Satterwhite clashes with Governor Ferguson over a possible special session. James E. Ferguson, described as the "real governor" by New York dispatches, rebukes the impeachment threat while predicting political maneuvering by contractors and county officials.
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Aasnevntad
Austin
Texas
House
Lee Satterwhite
Texas Newepapermen
Meriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
New York
New York Times
James B. Ferguson
Ferguson
Satterwhite
Fergnson
Witty Bachelor Warns About Nuptial Net
An old bachelor warns that before marriage the net of conjugal bliss must be properly stretched on the other side. The remark reflects a humorous bachelor view on marriage and commitment.
Parrot Likely Caused Pneumonia Death in Elderly Woman
An elderly woman died from pneumonia believed to be contracted from a pet parrot she had for one month. The bird fell ill and died shortly after, prompting investigators to consider the parrot as the source of infection.
Mrs. Tinney Eyes Remarriage If Divorce Is Granted
Mrs. Frank Tinney says she would not be surprised to remarry husband Frank Tinney within a year if her divorce is granted. Indianola Faculty and students presented President J. L. Hillman of Simpson College with a watch in appreciation.
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Mr. Ferguson
Satterwhite
New York
Frank Tinney
Frank
Indianola
J. L. Hillman
Simpson College
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