Maine Governor Brewster Leads Republicans In Maine
Ralph O. Brewster, Republican, elected Maine governor by a margin over Democrat Pattangall as returns from most precincts favored the GOP. Fernald and four Republican congressmen also trounced opponents, with national issues spotlighted by visiting party speakers. President Coolidge sent congratulations on the Republican victories in Maine.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Ralph O. Brewater
State Senate
Wm. R. Pattangall
Augusta
Dickinson Launches G O P Speaking Tour Across Iowa
Congressman L J Dickinson of the Tenth district starts a tour supporting his candidacy and other Republican nominees. He speaks at Kamrar Terris Garner and plans Fort Dodge caucus. He praises Coolidge and Dawes plan tariff cuts to aid agriculture and predicts the west battles Coolidge versus La Follette. The Democrat party may lose votes to La Follette rather than Republicans.
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Des Moines
L. J. Dickinson
Tenth
Kamrar
Terris
Garner
Fort Dodge
Dickinson
Coolidge
Agricultural Commission
Charles G. Dawes
West
Mr. Dickinson
LaFollette
Des Moines Lady Doctor Faces Murder Charge
Des Moines physician Dr. Ada Fuller was ordered held on a murder charge after county attorney Seeberger issued a warrant based on a confession by Bertha Munger of Waterloo. Munger says Fuller performed an illegal operation before Munger died in a Waterloo hospital. Fuller had a prior conviction on a similar charge and awaits a supreme court ruling on appeal.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ada Fuller
Seeberger
Bertha Munger
Waterloo
Fuller
Munger
Supreme Court
Theatrical troupe injured as car overturns near Cedar Rapids
Five troupe members traveling by car were injured four miles west of Cedar Rapids as their vehicle plunged into a ditch, rolled, and burned. Al Russell Selma Alabama manager Mixes Rowland Joplin Missouri and Russell J Smith Kansas City Missouri sustained head chest injuries. Jane Warwick Portland Oregon suffered cuts and bruises. Mrs Smith had minor injuries. The wreck destroyed the wardrobe and car while en route to Scribner Nebraska.
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Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
al Russell
Selma
Ala
Jackie Rowland
Joplin
Russell J. Smith
Kansas City
Russell
Smith
Rowland
Jane Warwick
Portland
Oregon
Scribner, Neb
Lenine’s Legacy Permeates Postwar Russia as Idol and Idea
In Moscow Lenine’s wooden tomb in Red Square draws thousands who bow to his memory as the birth of a new Russia. His image adorns streets, stations, schools, shops, and even aircraft, symbolizing Leniism over traditional religion. Guards deter any unrest surrounding the mausoleum.
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Nicolai Lenine
Russia
America
Washington
Lincoln
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Lenine
Kremlin
Os Lenine
Manu
Slight Freeze Reported Across Northern Iowa
The Associated Press notes a season’s first freezing temperature in Estherville with several stations around 32 to 35 degrees. Frosts appeared in scattered districts, with Estherville 32 Mason City 34 Decorah 35 Waterloo 35 Boone 35 Fort Dodge 35 Cedar Rapids 33 Inwood and Iowa City 34. Mason City seen 24 last night with light frost in a few places, not harming crops.
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Des Moines
Sept
Iowa
Estherville
Mason City
Decorah
Waterloo
Boone
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rarpride
Inwood
Iowa City
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Government Weather Station
France Takes Big Share Of China Trade
Dresden September report shows the United States again leads as Germany's top customer for china. Britain Switzerland and Netherlands lost share as France supplies cheaper imports. Buyers cite high prices and freight costs pushing demand to France Japan and others.
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United States
Germany
China
France
Japan
Lenin’s Image Grows In Russia As Revolutions’ Icon
The article notes Lenin’s presence in stamps, pottery, and household items and predicts his future on coins. It cites state efforts to educate children about his life, fund his writings, and build a marble monumental mausoleum to replace the wooden tomb in Moscow. The piece frames Lenin as a central symbol of the revolution.
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Russia
Lenine
Moscow
Russig
Freedom for the Child swings to an extreme
Bernard J. Fagan of New York City juvenile court told a Catholic Charities conference that modern youth show excess freedom with many youths allowed out until late hours at age fourteen. He noted 70 percent of last year’s 14 000 cases were boys and 34 percent girls and warned against glamorous movies and insufficient parental control. He listed five reasons delinquents go wrong and urged parents to engage closely with their children.
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Des Moines
Bernard J. Fagan
Juvenile Court of
New York City
National Conference of Catholic Charities
President Alessandri Resigns as Altamarino Seizes Power
In Santiago on Sept 9 General Altamarino, head of the military cabinet, assumed power after Arturo Alessandri resigned at the cabinet’s and military leaders’ request. Alessandri agreed to absent himself and fled the country with protection promised for his family.
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Santiago
Chile
Arturo Alessandri
Altamarino
Alessandri
Arizona Voters in Primary Battle
Arizona voters pick two gubernatorial nominees from five candidates in a mixed party field. Republicans split on the Colorado River compact with Ward and Maddock backing the compact with modifications. Governor Hunt, a Democrat seeking a fifth term, opposes the pact.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Arig
Arizona
Dwight B. Ward
Arigona Republican
Thomas Maddock
W. P. Hunt
Butler Sees Maine Victory As Widespread Support
Wm. M. Butler, chairman of the Republican National Committee, states that Maine's result shows a clean sweep for Republicans with a governor and senator both elected by large margins. He notes four congressional districts delivered substantial majorities and calls Maine’s vote the largest in history in support of Calvin Coolidge and his administration. He cites broad support across farmers, workers, seamen, business people, and women.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wm. M. Butler
Republican National Committee Today
Maine
Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Cooldge
United States
Michiganders Are Balloting Today for Senate and Governor
Voters in Michigan cast ballots for three Republican contenders seeking the U.S. Senate seat and seven GOP candidates for governor. Incumbent James Couzens faces Judge Arthur J. Tuttle and Daniel W. Tassing for the full term, with a short term challenge from Tuttle. A last minute Democratic gubernatorial sticker vote was announced. Hal Smith, a Detroit attorney, withdrew after ballots were printed.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
United States
James Couzens
Arthur J. Tuttle
President Coolidge Meets Cabinet in Daily Session
President Coolidge meets his cabinet in a regular midweek session in Washington. He plans to focus on setting up machinery for his proposed agricultural investigation and finalizing other official matters while awaiting reactions to his speeches and upcoming primary elections. Officials welcomed favorable impressions from Senators Bruce and Moses after his Baltimore speech.
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Associated Press
Washinton
Coolidge
House
Bruce
Maryland
Moses
New Hampshire
Traltimore
Couple visits brother in Mt. Pleasant Sunday
Mr and Mrs Harry Dickerson drove to Mt Pleasant Sunday to visit the home of her brother M Branchflower.
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Harry Dickerson
Mt. Pleasant
M Branchflower
Fate of the Boy Murderers to Be Sealed Tomorrow
Chicago news reports final court preparations as Judge John R. Caverly prepares to reveal the verdict in the Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. case for the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks, after ten days of deliberation.
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Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
John R. Caverly
Polo Matches On Today For International Cup Defense
America and England meet at Meadow Brook today for the opening polo match in a three game series for the International Challenge Cup now held by the United States. The crowd of 46 000 will include the Prince of Wales and top officials as part of a colorful backdrop to the sporting event. England faces a handicap with its star guard missing due to practice form.
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Treas
New York
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England
Meadowbrook
United States
Prince of Wales
Pershing
Stone
Hoover
Wallace
Davis
Weeks
Decapitated man found near Linn Junction with Carter's Store cap
An unidentified 26 year old man, possibly from Washington Iowa, was decapitated by a Rock Island freight train near Linn Junction four miles north of Decorah. His only identifying item was a cap bearing Carter's Store Washington Iowa. No suspect identity or purchase recall at Carter store.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Decorah
Rock Island
Linn Junction
Carter's
Iowa
Carter
McKenzie
Iowa Women to Welcome Davis in Des Moines Reception
Iowa women will play a key role in the reception for Democratic presidential nominee John W. Davis on September 17 in Des Moines. The women’s section of the official reception committee includes leaders from Iowa City Du Buque Anamosa Atlantic Fort Dodge Sioux City Columbus Junction Oskaloosa and Dubuque with Miss Anna Lawther among them.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
John W. Davis
Mr. Davis
W. B. Maulsby
Stephen Swisher
Iowa City
H. C. Becker
Dubuque
C. J. Cash
Anamosa
John W. Blake
Atlantic
Mary S. Kelleher
Fort Dodge
Ruth Warner Boylan
Sioux City
Madge O'Neil
Columbus Jiunelson
L. B. Corlett
Oskaloosa
Anna B. Lawther
President Coolidge greets army world flight squadron
The army world flight squadron completed most of the first air circumnavigation and landed at Bolling Field to receive a national greeting from President Coolidge. Lt Lowell H. Smith led the crew as officials and the public paid tribute with a 21 gun salute and floral tributes at Arlington Cemetery before returning to Bolling Field.
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Washington
Army World Flight
Bollingfield
Coolidge
Weeks
Lowell H. Smith
Army World Flight Air Squadron
New York
Arlington Cemetery
America
Army World
Patrick
Army Air Service
White House
Arlington National Cemetery
Army-Air Service
Pership
Fort Meyer
Mitchel Field
United States Army
Magon M. Patrick
Air Service
Vermont Primary Opens With High Voter Interest
Vermont voters flocked to the polls in Montpelier for the biennial primary election as Calvin Coolidge’s candidacy stirred statewide interest. Republicans face contests for governor lieutenant governor and two district congress seats while Democrats have no races.
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Associated Press
Montpelier
Vermont
Calvin Coolidge
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