Porter challenges Brookhart to public debate in Iowa campaign
Second letter from Claude Porter democratic senatorial candidate urges Brookhart to join public debate on campaign issues. Porter cites Brookhart statements as false and recalls past exchanges while offering to debate on farm policy with visiting Democratic senators Reed and Walsh. Files replies that debates should be with Reed and Walsh and questions Brookhart’s motives. Reed says he will not discuss Brookhart in Iowa. he will address the race in two public speeches. A 24,000 year old mammoth tusk statue was found near Vienna.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Claude R. Porter
Smith W Brookhart
Porter
Toledo
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Democratic Managera
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
EF. Z. Weredith
Wall
Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
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Federal Reserve Bank
J. Jay Files
Democratic State Central Committee
Smith W. Brookhart
Daniel FP
Ottumwa
State Democratic Committee
Vienna
All San Francisco Police on Vacation Recalled to Service
San Francisco police and firemen were recalled to duty as 1,100 rifles were requisitioned from the national guard armory. The maniacal gunmen have killed three and wounded five since Saturday, with Walter Swanson the taxi driver killed and body disposed over a viaduct before further robberies and shootings across the city.
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San Francisco
Associated Wrecay
Police Department
National Guard
Walter Swanson
Swanson
Conference Attendance By Ames Vocational Instructors
Professors Julius Schoentag from agriculture and Rachel Fabrick from home economics attend the statewide conference for vocational instructors. They return tomorrow and Mrs. Joe Clyde will oversee Fabrick’s classes in her absence.
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Julius Schoentag
Rachel Fabrick
Joe Clyde
Miss Fabrick
November Court Jurors Named for District Term
Fifty petit jurors were drawn to serve for the November district court opening November 8 with Judge Charles A. Dewey presiding. Thirty-seven men and thirteen women were selected from Cedar Township Wellman Brighton City Franklin Center and several townships and wards including Wellman Cedar Township Washington Township Dutch Creek Township and 76 Township among others.
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Charles A. Dewey
Court House
Alex Anderson
Cedar Township
Mabel Arthur
Wellman
John Atkinson
Franklin Center
Rosa Augustine
Dutch Creek Township
Clayton Bear
S. P. Beaty
Ora D. Bell
Edward Bopp
Richmond
Carvie Brade
Susie Bristow
Brighton City
Carl Coffin
Clay Township
Gertrude Crawford
W. W. Davison
Nira
Walter Duvall
Susie BE. Edgington
Lydia Kiben
Washington Township
Grace Frazy
Brighton
Leo Geronardi
W. A. Gibson
Win
Griffin
Iowa Township
W. A. Harter
Betty Lou home talent musical comedy to aid American Legion
Betty Lou, a two act home talent musical comedy, will be repeated tonight at 5:15 at the Graham for the American Legion gift of uniforms for the high school band. The Graham audience packed to applaud thirteen principals led by Wilfred Allen Everette Griffith and Cloyce Kerr in a lively Alaska to Florida story with new songs by Irving Berlin and Leo Feist.
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American Legion
Legion
Washington
The
Graham
the Journal
Martha McGinnis
Maude Randall
Clarice Meek
Paul Gorham
Wilfred Allen
Everette Griffith
Cloyce Kerr
Anelo Cy
Lee Holland
Northwest
Harold Turner
Clarice Wenzel
Helen Breese
Ted Sandy
Florida
William Cummings
Alaska
North American
Bee'ty Lon
Uncle Cy
Everglades
Irving Berlin
Leo Feist
Armour Grain Company Not Connected With Armour and Company
Edgan White president of Armour Company clarifies public confusion between Armour and Company and Armour Grain Company. He states no relationship exists, their fields differ, and Armour and Company will not be affected by the Agriculture Department controversy involving Armour Grain Company.
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Associated Press
Edgan White
Armonac Company
Armour and Company
Armour Grain Company
White
Armour
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Morgan Dies in Highland Township Farm Leader
Thomas Morgan 72 died at 8 30 this morning at his Highland township home from a stroke of paralysis suffered weeks earlier. Funeral service 9 30 Thursday at St James church with burial at Elm Grove cemetery. A native of Ohio he had been a longtime prominent farmer owning hundreds of acres and lived with his brother John Storgan.
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Thomas Morgan
Highland Township
Washington
St James Church
Father McGuire
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Morgan
Ohio
John Storgan
Rotary Club Hears Interesting Talks
The Rotary Club featured Col C J Wilson discussing early Washington county figures in a lively address. Don Sherman and Trae Phillips spoke on origin and scope of drugs, their sources from Africa to London, the vast annual value, and the growing local manufacturing role.
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Rotary
Col. C. J. Wilson
Washington
Col. Wilson
Washipgten
Don Sherman
Trae Phillips
Don
Africa
Nile
Dow
London
Tracy
Sre Hettee
County Supervisors defer drainage district action due to illness
The county board of supervisors met to advance the proposed drainage district near Washington but postponed any decision until next Monday because drainage engineer Col. Young of Muscatine is ill. Separately the first Buddhist mission to England was established in London's west end led by Anagarik Dharmapala.
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Washington
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Muscatine
England
West End
London
Anagarik Dharmapala
Chicago gang leaders sought after multiple murders
Police hunted Chicago gang chiefs tied to rival faction killings as machine gun violence escalated citywide. May Die O’Brien and Earl Weiss were wounded or slain amid shootings near State Street and Cicero, while authorities warned of further reprisals and sought to curb the violence.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
State Street
Cicero
Eenburb
William H. McSwiggein
Earl “Little Hymie’ Weiss
Dean O'Banion
O’brien
Renny Jacobs
Sam Pine
Peller
Drucet
Weiss
O’banion
Capone
Weiss-Drucet
Hawthorne
Pumpkin Exhibit Winners Are Announced At Fall Show
Announcement lists pumpkin and squash prize winners from the west-side square show held last week. J H E Warren of Warren seed store organized the event with 178 entries judged by County Agent W C Molison. Prizes include cash, merchandise, and goods from local firms for top weights and measurements.
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Warren Seed Store
W. C. Molison
Maurice Meyer
H. F. Bicher
Wayland
Washington
Lloyd L. Anderson
Warren's
H. M. Groendycke
Richland
Kodak
Phillips Drug Store
Commercial Savings Bank
J. E. Humphrey
Wyman
A. W. Sommers
Douchiert Bros. Clothing Co
Sidney Hammond
Crawfordsville
J.C. Penney Co
Clase
M. Groendveke
Riehend
Renteco Cash
Clase A. Edward McGee
Washington City
Hose-Gray Art & Millinery Shop
New Fragrance Aims to Erase Facial Wrinkles
An inventor claims a new perfume made at Diraxse, home of French perfumes, will remove all facial wrinkles. The claim centers on a skincare scent promising dramatic anti aging effects.
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Diraxse
Dawes Calls to Abolish Primary System at Legion Meeting
Vice President Dawes urged ending the primary method for nominating candidates and backed convention based nominations to improve voter participation. He warned that low non presidential year turnout empowers minority interests and urged broader, impartial voting.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Get
Dawes
National Convention
American Legion
United States
Republic
Paris thefts of rare books alarm authorities worldwide
The report notes that thefts of rare books have surged in Paris with police watching old bookshops and auction rooms as men view Paria gowns and furs alongside famed sites like the Pantheon and Notre Dame.
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Stubberneck
Paria
Pantheon
Notre Dame
Paris
Decline Report Shows Theuropean Buffalo Aloe In Captivity
The European buffalo aloe faces extinction with only 66 individuals remaining, all in captivity. A British Ministry of Fisheries report notes oyster growth on yeast as a rapid feed source.
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Ministry of Fisheries
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