Capper Urges Coolidge Dawes Ticket for Economy Record
Senator Arthur Capper in Britt Iowa lauds the Coolidge administration for mass debt reduction and budget savings. He cites a $2.0 billion drop in operating expenses and a $2.79 billion cut in bonded debt while praising tariff and tax reductions and continued prosperity under President Coolidge. He also credits anti-deflation policies for reviving farming and calls for a November Republican victory.
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Associated Press
Britt
Iowa
Coolidge
Capper Praises Coolidge Record On Agriculture Policy
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas denounces the previous Democratic administration and lauds the Coolidge era for relief to agriculture. He argues the nation backs the Republican program, emphasizes one priority at a time, and notes the need to justify the November vote. He recalls high taxes and debt before the administration took office.
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Britt
Iowa
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Coolidge
Capper
Calvin Coolidge
Senator Capper
Countery
Ontario votes to keep its day law
Ontario plebiscite returns show a strong majority to retain the temperance act despite rural areas shifting late. With 6 591 of 7 332 districts reporting, the dry option maintained a sizable lead as women groups backed retention while rural districts narrowed the margin.
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Ontario
Associated Press
Toronto
Gite
Alarm over loss of English landmarks in postwar modernization
London reports civic societies protest modern town planning that demolishes historic buildings to widen roads and create parks. The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings seeks a parliament bill to curb destruction, citing the 16th century Barking court house and other bridges affected by heavy postwar traffic.
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London
Society For the Protection of Ancient Buildings
Court House
Barking
President Coolidge calls for still lower taxes in address
President Coolidge told the United States Chamber of Commerce that further tax reductions are possible and that government should cooperate internationally for peace. He urged protecting tariffs, aiding farmers, opposing public ownership of transportation, and preserving court powers while backing outlawing aggressive warfare.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Es Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Supreme Court
United States Chamber of Commerce
White House
C. Bascom Slemp
Tobacco growable across Canada per railway bulletin
A Canadi an Pacific railway bulletin claims tobacco may be grown in all Canadian regions including north of the equator degree. It notes plants start as orecabs base and are set out after the first spring thaw. An Alberta farmer named Wingwell above the sixth degree reportedly failed to produce a crop.
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Canada
Taclfic Railway
Alberta
Das Dever
Republicans Accused of Large Unaccounted Advertising Expenditures
Washington October 24 A charge that millions of dollars are spent on behalf of the Republican national ticket and not accounted for through the Republican National Committee was leveled by Mr Untermyer before the Senate investigating committee. He cited full page newspaper and magazine ads showing Chairman Sut of the RNC at the bottom, claimed to be paid for by Republicans.
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Washingon
D. C
Republican National Ticket
Republican National Committee
Untermyer
Senate
New York
Sut
Prison to rise on border for rum runners and aliens
Federal prison planned at Rouses Point on the Canadian border to house booze runners aliens and others arrested in Clinton Essex Fr nk en and St Lawrence counties. Sheriff notices crowding county jails as cases await disposal and many aliens are seized at the border.
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Malone
United States
Rouses Point
Canadian
Clinton
Essex
Franken
St. Lawrence
New Minerals Awaken Interest in Saghalien
Tokyo reports detail Japan’s push for exclusive oil and coal rights in northern Saghalien as discoveries in Seghalien spark optimism. Local experts debate the deposits while Hokushin Kal, a joint venture, expands its decades old Russo Japanese enterprise prospecting in the Tym River area.
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Japan
Russia
Saghalien
Peking
Seghalien
Meuth
Tym River
Saghailen
Japanes Oil Company
Corum Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder
Ollie Corum received a life sentence from Judge Willett in the district court for the murder of Charles Hirschfield. The June 1 dispatch reports the ruling handed down in Union, Oct. 24, noting the jury verdict and the courtroom proceedings.
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Corum
Sociated Press
Vniion
Ollie Corum
Willett
Charles Hirschfield
Shenandoah Completes West to Fort Worth Leg in Record Flight
The Shenandoah dirigible departed Fort Worth at 10:58 a m for Lakehurst aiming for a record transcontinental trip. Commander Lansdowne stated a new flying record would be attempted with a northern route via Little Rock and Dayton. The craft completed the Fort Worth to San Diego leg in about six hours and thirty minutes before circling to head into the wind.
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Shenandoah
Fort Worth
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Little Rock
Dayton
Lansdowne
San Diego
Calif
Coolidge Leads in Coe College Voting
In a straw vote at Coe College Cedar Rapids yesterday more than 800 ballots were counted Calvin Coolidge won a large presidential majority and Dan Steck led the Democratic Senate candidacy Brookhart 236 Steck 491 Coolidge 621 Davis 4 LaFollette 69 Steck drew votes from Coolidge supporters and Brookhart gained from Coolidge voters. the pattern suggests similar turnout among non voters in the coming election.
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Get
Coe College
Calvin Coolidge
Dan Steck
United States
Brookhart
Steck
Davis
LaFollette
Coe
Coolidge
Brookehart
la ®Ollette
Question printing of income taxes causes risk to papers
Washington announces that newspapers publishing income tax returns do so at their own risk while a final ruling is pending. New York and Des Moines reports note officials view publishing as potential violation, with penalties and careful study by the Justice Department pending.
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Associated
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Mellon
The
Treasury
Blair
Beck
Jemce M. Beck
Stone
Peck
Treasury Department
New York
Frank K. Bowers
Internal Revenue
Second District
Bowers
Genéral Stone
Des Moines
Des Molines
Coolidge
Justice Court ADJUDICATES WITTRNGE VERSUS REED OVER HORSE
In Justice Court, Henry Wittrnge versus Spencer Reed for a horse warrantry was heard before Justice Dr C Kyle yesterday. The court ruled for the plaintiff. Sidney J Carson appeared before Squire Kyle on a worthless check charge. further hearing was deferred. Clyde Tucker faced a $25 fine for gasoline larceny, with a suspended jail sentence pending payment for the gas.
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Henry Wittrnge
Spencer Reed
Dr. C. Kyle
Sidney J. Carson
Squire Kyle
Clyde Tucker
Knights of Pythias district convention gathers in Keota
Several Washington Knights of Pythias travel to Keota for the district convention with many local lodges represented. Tom Olds of Ainsworth visited, and Mr. and Mrs. Miles Shelton of Chicago stay briefly visiting friends while Mr. Shelton takes vacation from his Pullman run on the Chicago to Kansas City line.
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Hk. Pos
Keota
Washington Knights of Pythias
Miles Shelton
Chicago
Mr. Shelton
Kansas City
C.M
St. Paul
Worsening condition of cabinet member in Washington
Gary Wallace of the admeriture department suffered further complications from surgery for appendix and gall bladder removal. Texemia from intestinal infection set in, with Johns Hopkins’ Dr. Finney consulted. White House physician Dr. Boone said hope remains. President Coolidge postponed access to the sickroom as Wallace’s condition worsened with no visitors allowed.
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Washington
Gary Wallace
M. T. Finney
Johns Hopkins University
Wallace
Joe T. Boone
White House
Red Cross Drive Urges Washington County Membership
Rev J Reade Mee Crory leads the local Red Cross drive urging all citizens to join the national Red Cross and build representative membership. He notes 3 400 000 members nationwide and aims to enlarge local support through organized outreach and early groundwork for a robust chapter.
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Washington County
J. Reade
Crory
McCrory
Red Cross
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