Middle Western editors see divided sentiment on top presidential picks
Inland Daily Press association editors from Illinois Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Michigan Indiana and Minnesota say no clear favorite has emerged. Coolidge would win Mississippi valley states if he ran again while Lowden Hoover and Dawes receive strongest GOP backing with Smith Reed and Meredith leading Democrats in various states.
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Coal Production Sags Far Below Normal in Iowa Mines
Des Moines reports Iowa coal output is 75 percent below normal per Iowa Coal Operators Association president George Heaps Jr. Half of members mine at all, many on reduced schedules. Appanoose County, the state’s largest field, shows virtually no production as nonmembers pull supply. Heaps cites high mining costs as the cause while demand remains normal.
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