Religion, not law, drives reform says Mr. Coolidge at unveiling
President Coolidge urges reliance on religion over legislation in reform, praising Bishop Frances Asbury as a model of sacrifice and devotion. He argues the nation’s virtue and liberty come from divine grace, not government action, and recalls Asbury’s tireless preaching and austere pay.
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Washington
Coolidge
Francia Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church In America
Congress
Asbury
Pris P
Ise
Rica
Trigia
Crisia
America
Francis Asbury
Jonathan Edwards
Whitfield
Wyoming Democrats Nominate Woman for Governor Ticket
Cheyenne reports the Wyoming Democratic state convention nominated Nellie T. Rosa widow of the late Governor M. B. Ross for governor. Rosa, still shocked, said she would carry on as her husband did and would not pursue an active campaign.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Nellie T. Rosa
M. B. Ross
Secret Probe Of Kepford Continues At Des Moines
The Iowa board of control held a secret hearing into charges of cruelty at the Toledo juvenile home against superintendent A. E. Kepford. Nine witnesses appeared after the session reopened, with most testifying they would refuse testimony offered yesterday. If charges prove true, Kepford would be asked to resign.
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Associated Trees
Des Moines
Board of Control
Iowa
Toledo
A. E. Kepford
George Classen
Cedar Rapids
Morrow
McColl
Classen
Kepford
Christian Mission Women Mark Golden Jubilee Session
At Cleveland Ohio the Disciples of Christ commemorated the Golden Jubilee of the Christian Women's Board of Missions. The two year drive raised one million dollars to fund missionary and church extension work, to be presented to the convention.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
Iowa Corn Value Seems Steady Despite Lower Output
Des Moines reports Iowa corn value will be similar to last year though production will drop by about 100 million bushels. The weekly crop and weather bulletin notes rapid drying with temperatures 10 degrees above normal and that most farmers secured dependable seed corn. Early sown winter wheat shows good growth and soil conditions remain favorable for continued planting.
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I’rees
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Bryan to Tour Nebraska with Brother Aid
Governor Bryan and his brother Wm J Bryan met at Lincoln station and rode part way to Seward where he will speak on a ten day campaign tour across Nebraska Colorado and Kansas. He then heads to Yankton to take part in dedicatory ceremonies for a new Missouri river bridge tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Wm. J. Bryan
Seward
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Yankton
Missouri River
Secretary Davis to Speak Twice in Iowa This Week
Secretary of Labor J. J. Davis will tour Iowa with two public talks this week. He is slated to speak in Waterloo Friday night and Cedar Rapids Saturday night, according to the state Republican headquarters.
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Davis
Associated Press
Des Moines
J. J Davis
Iown
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Chicagoan Heads Butter and Egg Men
L. B. Kilbourne of Chicago was re elected president of the National Poultry Butter and Eggs Association at its eighteenth annual convention in Chicago. M A Hagensick of Des Moines was re elected a vice president. The convention will return to Chicago for the 1925 meeting.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
L. B. Kilbourne
National Poultry, Hutter and Eggs Association
M. A. Hagensick
Dos Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Leaders Support Henry Wallace for Secretary
Iowa Farm Bureau leaders unanimously advocate Henry Wallace for secretary of agriculture for four years. They praise his efficient leadership and aim to quiet farmer discontent, urging adherence to pro agricultural policies to lift the sector out of recent chaos. The committee also backs cooperation between the Federation and Iowa business groups and approves Hearst’s Grain Marketing Company board memberships and appraisal board roles.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Get
Henry
Wallace
Iowa
Middle West
Iowa Farm Burau Federation
Federation
Department of Agriculture
Pas
Iowa Farmi Torean Federation
Hearst
Grain Marketing Company
Borah Goes to Chicago for Campaign Expense Inquiry
Senator Borah of Idaho arrives in Chicago to lead an exhaustive inquiry into campaign contributions and expenditures. He says the investigation will pursue the sources of all campaign funds and follows charges by Senator La Follette of improper money use in some states.
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Borah
Chicago
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate Committee On
Weat
LaFollette
France to Recognize Soviet Russia Friday
Paris reports the French government will formally recognize the Soviet Republic of Russia on Friday, per official circles this morning.
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Paris
Russia
Cireles
Propaganda alarms prompt US protest over Japanese press
In Mukden, U S officials protest Japanese anti American propaganda from Takaku Nichi Nichi and Manshu Nichi Nichi papers claiming U S arms support to Chihli forces. Reports say 190000 rifles delivered already. American officers accused of fighting with Chihli troops. Front lines at Shanhaikwan unclear as coolies flee to the Japanese concession.
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Associated Press
Mukden
Manchuria
United States
Takaku Nichi Nichi
U.S
America
China
Manshu Nichi Nichi
Shanhaikwan
Norman Baldwin
W H Needham Sr Dies in Sigourney at 84
W H Needham Sr veteran publisher of Iowa and Grand Commander of the Iowa G A R died this morning in Sigourney after a 12 day illness from bronchial pneumonia. He was born in 1840 in Ohio and moved to Iowa in 1852. He served in the Civil War, edited multiple papers, and held postmaster and political positions. He leaves a large family and a funeral is planned in Oskaloosa.
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Sigourney
Evening Journal
W. H. Needham
Iowa
Needham
Guernsey County
Ohio
Oskaloosa
John R. Needham
Oskaloosa Herald
Grant
Keokuk County
News
St. Louis
William McKinley
Republican State Central Committee
M. FE
Iowa G. A. R
Gtand
Boston
Olive Knowlton
Charles K. Needham
The
Grinnell Register
Centerville Daily Lowegian
Sherman W. Needham
Eldora Ledger
W. H. Needham, Jr
Los Angeles
John Axmear
Eldora Tie
Lee Needham
Sigourney Wnd
CG. GC
Prouty
Des Moines
Ligzie Wilson
J. B. McQuiston
Adams Sees Coolidge Carry Most States Except Wisconsin and North Dakota
John J. Adams former Republican National Committee chair met with Wm. M. Butler and issued a statement predicting Coolidge would carry every northern and western state except Wisconsin and North Dakota with Minnesota uncertain. He will stay in Chicago before election and expects a strong Iowa result. In Washington Luther A. Brewer urged votes for Coolidge as Iowa leans safe for the President.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John J. Adams
Iowa
Wm. M. Butler
Coolidge
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Minnesota
Republian Advisory Committee
Washington
Luther A. Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Senate
Brookhart
Brewer
LaFollette Campaign Train Arrives in Des Moines
Senator LaFollette arrives in Des Moines for campaign stops with hundreds of supporters from across Iowa. Brookhart joins at Moulton for talks. speeches by LaFollette son Phil and Iowa manager Louis Cook precede the address. Radio broadcast denied. Brookhart predicts a 150000 vote lead if Dawes is dropped.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Robert M. LaFoLlette
Iowa
Coliseum
LaFollette
Moulton
Smith W. Brookhart
Mr. LaFollette
Senator Brookhart
Albia
Ottumwa
Senator LaFollette
Phil LaFollette
Louis H. Cook
Iown
Brookhart
Cook
la Follette
Coolidge- Dawes
Dawes
Cal
Bob
LaPollette
Adventists Explore Europe Conditions at Des Moines Meet
More than six hundred delegates from across the country attend the Seventh Day Adventists convention in Des Moines. The program includes a symposium on European conditions to open tonight, plus exercises, Bible study, and three business sessions during the day as the event runs from yesterday through October 23.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Seventh Day Adventists
Pontevenes
Zeppelin ZR-3 Sets New Airship Flight Record
The Zeppelin ZR-3 completed a 5,006 mile nonstop flight from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst in 80 hours 45 minutes, landing at Naval Air Station Lakehurst. Commander Hugo Eckener hailed the voyage as a new world record while U.S. officers and German crew received a triumphant welcome.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station Airdrome
Naval Air Station
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin
Eckener
J. P. Klein, Jr
F. M. Kennedy
United States Army
Dimelit
Maurice R. Pierce
Navy Air Station
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