Hoover to reply to Smith charge on economy in New York
Hoover faces Democratic attacks on Republican economy and Coolidge era policies. Secretary Mellon rejects Smith's charges, asserting the nation has faced sound finances. Hoover prepares a New York speech likely to critique the opposition without naming Smith directly. He plans a campaign swing to California and a possible additional stop in St Louis. The Missouri border state scene features denial of citizenship and wheat price claims against Hoover.
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Washington
New York
Herbert Hoover
Alfred ¥.Smith
Coolidge
Sedalia
Smith
Republican National Committee
Democratics
Sar
L ‘Atest
Mellon
Hoover
Smith Hoover
York
California
St Louis
Missouri
Northwest
Five Best Radio Features Friday Highlights
A brief radio schedule listing top features on the WEAF and WOR networks. Entries include Concert, WJZ coverage, Wrigley Review, United pera Co. segment L Amico Fritz on WEAF, Cities Service Hour on WOR, and Story Hour on CST.
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Opyright
United Press
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
Wrigley Review
WOR
United Pera Co
L'Amico Fritz
St—Cities
Trune
Nicola Bridge Awarded To Omaha Firm In County Bid
Bids opened by the county board for a bridge on a road north of town, awarded to Standard Bridge company of Omaha. Central price $2,400 plus about 80 for lumber. Bridge in Jackson township, section known as the Nicola bridge, 45 by 16 pony truss. Grading bid for 2.21 miles of a county road north and east from town received no bids and was deferred. Washington Riverside road runs from the northeast city limits.
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County Board of Supervisors
Standard Bridge Company of
Omaha
Tackson Township
Nicola
Wash ‘ton-Riverside
Eckener Aims to Form Atlantic Air Service Corporation
Dr Hugo Eckener plans a $14 million corporation to operate a 54 hour trans Atlantic dirigible service between Europe and the United States. A conference with financiers is to begin in Lakehurst New Jersey with Captain A Lehmann and Graf Zeppelin officers overseeing plans and repairs. Visitors, including William Mayo, toured the Graf Zeppelin as interest in the proposal grows with a Philadelphia celebration planned for the airliner.
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Lakehurst
N. J
U.P A
Dirigible Transportation Corporation
Europe
United States
Hugo Eckerer
Gratz
Finannia
Dr. Eekener
New York
Antic
Graf Zeppelin
Friederichshafen
A. Lehmann
Zckener
Gr Zeppelin
Philadelphia
Road changes eyed as six jurors appraise land
A six member condemnation jury under Sheriff Charles M Denison met to appraise property along route primary road No. 2 between Washington and Crooked Creek west of town for state acquisition. The panel, named by the town district court, valued parcels owned by Cherry Hayes Wells Jugenheimer Washington Whantanqua Association and Townsley. Changes are minor with the highway following the present route with slight widening then graded and paved once the new line is fixed.
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Charles M Denison
Washieton
Crooked Creek
Goeeke
Marshalltown
Anamosa
Floyd Jones
Des Moines
Elmer. Davis
Fairfield
A. G. Turner
Moravia
William Bierkamp
Durant
Otek
Guerry
Delibera
Ind
Wow Cherry
George Hayes
Elmer Wells
Lulu. Jugenheiimer
Tvshington
Whantanqua
Ainsworth
Supreme Court
Rock Island Railway
New Y secretary Soule starts duties this week
W Soule moves from Cedar Rapids to Washington to take over as general secretary of the Washington Y M C A He and his wife occupy new apartments near the senate A meeting of the Y bowing will be held this evening to map a program of work with the new secretary and Soule will be ready to organize the labors with the energy already shown in Cedar Rapids The program will stress physics social and religious work and the war drive will be expanded under Str Loute secretary for three years who moved to Anboro Indiana to lead the three year plant The Cedar Rapids YMCA experienced leader Bowne will assist with Hi Y club work and the next club meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon Soule outlined plans for gym classes and Y M C A activities early next week with construction of a building center and progress in the program
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W. Soule
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Washington Y
Mac
A. Heane
Senate
Soule
Lemst
Str. Loute
Etary
Anbor
Bowie Mas Pean
Elasees
Ot. Y. MC. A
Debaters Start Work Ahead of Town High School League
Richard McClee outlines debate and declamation work for the year. A large squad of aspirants is expected as fifty students enter either debate or declamation groups in the Town High School program. The annual question is set as United States defense and American capital in Latin America amid peacetime. Rain yesterday measured inches with a temperature drop of about twenty degrees signaling a switch from last week's Indian summer.
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Richard McClee
Willys
Nellie Wyer
Nor
Warner
Ni ‘Elies
Igh
Teague
United States
Latin America
Ital
Alfred E Smith Campaignes in Chicago Crowd Fills Downtown Hotel
Alfred E Smith, Democratic nominee, spent two intensive campaigning days in Chicago. Delegations from multiple states planned final campaign efforts while crowds gathered around his hotel for glimpses and photographs. Smith prepared a downtown speech for tomorrow night amid a heavy press presence and ongoing demonstrations.
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Chicago
Alfred FE. Smith
Tony
Metroplin
Embry
Teest
Democratic Party
Sexmeel
Middle West
Jehide
Minnesota
Thakate
Montana
Nebraska
John Fitzpatrick
Death of Harry Bell Ends Washington Life Chief
Harry Bell aged 67 died at 10 50 this morning at his W 8 Eldridge home where he had lived three years after long illness from arterial hardening and bedfast condition. Funeral plans were incomplete with services not before Saturday. he was born January 22 1861 in Washington to Col W B Bell and Nira McDonald Bell. He served 43 years in the postal service mostly as assistant postmaster and was married November 6 1888 to Ida Cunningham who died eighteen years ago. He leaves three children Captain Leigh Bell now stationed in Georgia Conrad a bank cashier at Amesville Iowa and Eth Bell a Chicago stenographer. he also leaves sisters Mrs Will Wilson and Mrs tou and a brother George. He was active in Washington athletics in youth as a noted baseball player in the region.
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Harry Bell
W. 8
Eldridge
Tim
Mr. Bell
Washington
Col. W. B. Bell
Nira McDonald
Bell
Iowa
Well
Postoffice
Erloo
Postal Department
Ida Cunningham
Leigh Bell
States Army
Georgia
Conrad
Amesville
Elieth Bell
Chicago
Ha Il
Will Wilson
Jon
Tou
George
Harry Tell
University Radio Station To Share Channel Collision
A university radio station announced it will share a broadcast channel with another station. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the two stations plan to operate on a common wave band and coordinate future transmissions. Further information is expected from officials in Washington.
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TOWA
University of Tows
Wall
Washington, D
SVC
Ramses CH
Keota to Meet Hedrick in Friday Football Showdown
Keota high school travels to Hedrick Friday for a fast paced game after three matches this season with one loss and one win. Last Friday Keota defeated West Chester 19 to 7, with touchdowns credited to Iver White and Fagen as anticipation builds for a large crowd.
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KEOTA
Keots Bie
Hed
Mekom
West Chester
Iver White
Fagen
Hedrick
Democrats Plan County Meetings
P B Smith, chairman of the Democratic county central committee, set plans for county schoolhouse meetings. Schedule shows events at Hoskins, Brighton, Valley, and Mochinns with various evenings, pending weather. Brighton candidate Johnson announced for state senate.
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P. B. Smith
Democratic County Contral Co
Hoskins
Brighton & Nicht
Ie Ian Tah
Mack Tubs
Valley
Brighton
Johnson
Tor Sitate
Tor Seperrieghi
Attar
Hieherith
New Court Actions Filed In District Court Docket
New cases open for November term with Judge Frank Beehily presiding. Divorces listed include Mary M Jones vs Frank A Jones and Po Wahl Stagner v Don Cleo Stig, Hermena Stagner v George Sh Stagner, and Grace Houck v Wayne T Monck. Five note suits filed plus one foreclosure and several partitions quieting titles and miscellaneous matters. One damages suit Florence Bender v Warren Morgan seeks 1254 dollars for alleged assault and battery.
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District Court
Novemer Tern
Frank Beehily
Monteguma
Mary M. Jones
Prank A. Jones
Po Wahl Stagner
Don Cleo Stig
Hermena Stagner
George Sh. Stagner
Grace Houck
Wayne T. Monck
Florence
Bender
Warren C. Morgan
Adolb F . Holm
Benter
British aviator McDonald missing after Atlantic crossing attempt
Dublin reports no trace of Commander H C McDonald who set out from Newfoundland to fly across the Atlantic to Ireland in a small De Havilland aircraft. Officials warn weather and fuel limits could affect his survival as Ireland search conditions remain unfavorable.
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Atlantic
Tag Lake
London
H. C. McDonald
Ofrenais
Wirdrome
McDould
McDonald
Ku Lod
Newfoundland
Ireland
Irish
Trish Channel
Sie
McDonatell
Fief
St. Johns
N. F
H. McDonald
Harbor Grace
Aire
Friend
Play Booked by Legion Post for November 26 27
Dates chosen for a home talent comedy play to be staged by Beatty Post American Legion under the Prede Ingram company of Rock Island. The comedy Sixty Miles an Hour, set in a training camp during world war, promises lively humor. Proceeds expected to help cover routine expenses as funds were used for uniforms for the drum and bugle corps.
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On Beatty Post
American 8
Prede Ingram Company
Rock Island
Vey
Hele
Gosts Drum and Dugle
Ingram Company
Washington
Lexington School District Sees New Parent Teacher Association Formed
A new district wide Parent Teacher Association was organized with officers including Mrs. Morton Emde as president and Mrs. Albert Paul as vice president. Secretaries Wade Gardner and others were appointed to committees focusing on hospital funds, programs, and public outreach. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Phillips visited Washington for business.
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Don W. Randrett
Winnie Palmer
Lexington
Theldand
Morton Emde
Albert Paul
Wade Gardner
Hopital
Diahop
Moutthi
Tholda Frodl
Chuieian
Tehira Amlong
Paul
Chairaan
Fisna
Molton
Allah Deep
Stilheit
Lloyd Phillips
West Chester
Wishington
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Yestee
A.C Baird
University of Town
Smath
Washington Post
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Prom Clay Towns
Howard T. Mitte
Glenn and
Henry
Bristol
Wisconsin
H. Humston
Washington Cancer Sand
HM Health
United Presbyterian
Eli H
Hickman
Alhneath
Marie
Edonald
Newpound
Dublin
H.C. McDonald
Dehaviland Company
Pue
McDorald
Hugland
Wille
Sbmarine
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mra. A. R. Oates
Belvedere
Mlinois
Lawrence Wilson
Legion Post
Ganiae
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