Kennedy Endorsement Pushes Kopp for Congress
Congressman C. A. Kennedy of Montrose endorses W. F. Kopp of Mr. Pleasant for the district’s congressional seat. He urges Republicans to unite for a solid delegation and argues a Republican House and Senate are needed alongside Harding’s election.
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Burlington
Harding
Iowa
Kennedy
Kopp
Charles A. Kennedy
Montrose
W. F.kopp
Pleasant
National Congress
Congress
McManus
Lee County
Hawk-Eye
Cc. A. Kennedy
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason The Release
The poem recalls the death of Hiram Rumble and reflects on grief and remembrance. The speaker notes sympathy for neighbors who mourn yet concedes Hiram is now at peace. He contrasts lingering sadness with the final rest, while muses on the inevitability of pain and the immune-ness of death.
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Hiram Rumble
Hiram
Mrs. Jane Kirkwood Celebrates 99th Birthday in Iowa City
Mrs. Jane Kirkwood widow of Samuel J. Kirkwood Iowa's war governor and Garfield's interior secretary marks her ninety ninth birthday. Despite age she remains strong and sharp. during the Civil Spanish American and Mexicali wars she knitted socks for soldiers as plans form for her hundredth birthday in 1921.
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Iowa City
Jane Kirkwood
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Garfield
Friends
Republican Ticket List For President To Local Offices
Republican slate includes Warren G. Harding for president Calvin Coolidge for vice president Albert B Cummins for US senator N E Kendall for governor John Hammill for lieutenant governor Walter C Ramsey for secretary of state Glenn Haynes for state treasurer W J Burbank for state treasurer Ben J Gibson for attorney general Fred P Woodruff for railroad commissioner Supreme Court judges Silas M Weaver F F Faville Lawrence DeGraff District congressman W F Kopp representative C F Letts County officers A L Griffith treasurer Harry McCall clerk of district court J D Glastow sheriff Charles M Denison recorder Belle Rice county attorney T A Mich els coroner George W Hay hospital board A J Morgan J W Parrow C O Dayton hospital board George W Reed and others, with vacancies to fill.
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Albert B. Cummins
Polk County
F. F. Faville
Webster County
Lawrence DeGraff
A. L. Griffith
Washington
Harry McCall
J. D. Glastow
Charles M. Denison
Belle Rice
T. A. Michels
George W. Hay
Board of Supervisors
A. J. Morgan
Clay Township
Oregon Township
J. W. Parrow
C. O. Dayton
Marsh W. Bailey
George W.reed
Jackson Township
Governor Cox Accuses Republicans of Bayonet Use in Campaign
In New York City Governor Cox stated that some Republicans contribute to a campaign fund to employ bayonets to resolve industrial disputes. The Des Moines Capital argues his claim misleads readers and shames him and his party.
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National Democratic Elub
New York City
Republican Campaign Fund
New York
Des Moines
Improved Household Bell Signals by Independent Armatures
An Ohio maker develops a three tone electric bell with separate armatures for the bell clapper and the buzzer. The device uses two electromagnet cells to call the householder to front rear or side doors.
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Ohio
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Farmers To Have All Day Meeting
An all day meeting is set for Monday September 6 beginning at 1 o'clock in Washington at Woodman Hall. Delegates to attend the State Convention are asked to be present for a special organization session. At 10 o'clock the Co operative Stores managers and officers of the county will hear L A Schmidt from Riverside present a program on Cooperation with charts and figures.
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Washington
Woodman Hall
L. A. Schmidt
Riverside
Wm. Sutherland
J. B. Rabenold
Volunteer Slum Army Seeks Clothing and Aid
Report from Major and Mrs. Sneath at 10144 N Marion Ave invites donations of clothing and furniture to help the city’s needy. They describe jail, hospital, street, and house to house work along with mission and church outreach. Contact phone 417 Groen kl 9-28.
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Sneath
Marion Ave
Groen Kl
Railroad at Boone denies layoffs rumors
Officials from the C. and N. W. say no men are being discharged. Both the downtown and shops offices report a demand for workers with more trainmen needed and a sure shortage of firemen.
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