Prelate from Chicago Attends National Eucharistic Congress Omaha
Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago arrives to lead outdoor Holy Name Society services in Omaha for the sixth national Eucharistic congress. Thousands gather from Nebraska and surrounding states as 1,500 worshippers attend dawn prayers at St. Peter's cathedral and a night vigil closes before the stadium mass for about 75,000 spectators at Creighton University.
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Holy Name Society
Omaha
Lea
Gord Cardinal
Mundelein
Chicago
St. Procopius
Jolie Shurch School
Lisle
Ry Highway
Nebraska
South Dakota
Misouri
Kanga
States
Nebr
St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral
Saiety
Oly Name Society
Veighton University
Prohibition Stance Remains Unchanged Says Senator
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas, author of the eighteenth amendment, asserts prohibition sentiment is as strong as ever and predicts no chance of repealing the amendment. He credits wet gains in primaries to other issues or to votes from large, historically wet, elites.
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Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Mars
Washington Monument
Prohibition
Funeral services for Warner to be held Friday
Funeral services for Ates W. Warner who died Sunday morning will be conducted Friday at two o’clock at the L A Jones Funeral home by Dr F W Eastwood of the Presbyterian church. Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery Allen Patterson is very ill and threatened with pneumonia
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Ates. W. If Warner
L.A. Jones Funeral Home
F. W. Eastwood
The
Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Ys Men Sponsor Dinner For High School Band
At a recent Y’s Men’s club meeting Milburn McKay outlined the annual band fundraiser to be held in the Y M C A community room. Dinner to serve 500 with a 50 cent plate, proceeds fund band uniforms, 450 plates remain after 50 pre-subscribed.
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Y's
Milburn McKay
Almer
Cherrie McElhaney
W. F. Bickel
Dick McCleery
Men's Club International
International Board of Directors
Wilkes Barre
Car Club
Ottumwa
Helen Wagenknecht Funeral Held Today
Funeral services were held today for 17 month old Helen Wagenknecht of Ainsworth. Rev J H Ikrenmyre of Ainsworth led the service at Stevens funeral home Columbus Junction, with burial in Columbus City cemetery. The child died Tuesday morning in Washington county hospital from nephritis and complications.
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R. HM. Wagenknes
Ainsworth
Stevens Funeral
Columbus Junction
J. Hikrenmyre
Burat
Columbus City
Washington County
Coroner cites constant nagging in murder suicide case
Coroner Otto Reinhardt announced that Dudly G. Gray vice president of the Western Maryland Railroad killed Maxwell D. President of the road due to constant nagging about basin matters. Gray then shot himself and died later in Mercy Hospital. The verdict deemed murder and death by own action, aligning with a tentative finding yesterday.
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Sept
Otto Reinhardt
Dudly G. Gray
Western Maryland Railroad
Maxwell D
Becawe
Byers
Standard Oil
Gray
Mercy Hospital
Reinhart
Katherine Gray
Columbus
M Rs
Reinhardt
Ingers
President Speaks in Favor of Larger Home Ownership
President Hoover told the planning committee at the White House that any American of sound character and industrious habits should be able to provide himself with adequate housing and property. He urged groundwork for a future conference of financiers economists and educators to be held later, lamenting it is easier to finance cars than homes.
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Hoover
White House
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Ists
Minneapolis firm leases space in new Masons Temple
A Minneapolis firm signs a five year lease for a ground floor retail room in the new Masons Temple, to take effect in October. The Coast to Coast State company will house stores and offices nearby, including George L. McDaniel and a furniture firm, with barber and agency suites, and Masonic lodge rooms filling the second floor.
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Coast To Coast State. Com
Minnneapolia
Masons Temple
Gru Sepia
Tos Company
Jn 45
Bull
George L. McDaniel
Inteal Nore
Sea Furniture Company
Marian Avenue
Remps Hampiner Wi
Vernon Cru Aue- Shes
Z. A. Michels
Inquest Continues Into Boy Richard Olinger Death
The coroner's inquest into Richard Olinger's death near Ainsworth was continued. Witnesses included Floya merariana and Dr. F. Ms Mahin. The boy was killed last Saturday on a primary road by a hit and run driver pursued by peace officers. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Ainsworth conducted by Rev. J. H. Krenmyre.
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Richard Olinger
Ainsworth
Conover L. A. Jones
A. Dickerson
Carl Jungbluth
Manton
Hebner
Floya Merariana
J.D. Capenold
Linn van Horny
New Angles in Grocer Norris Campaign Quiz
Senate investigators traced telephone calls telegrams and bank accounts to determine any part Victor Seymour the grocer and manager of the western republican senatorial committee allegedly played in Grocer Norris campaign expenses. Attorney A Paul Johnson testified Seymour offered to pay Norris campaign costs and paid a $50 filing fee and a $590 bond Seymour denied the charges as he spoke from headquarters in Denver.
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Norris
George W. Nor
Johnson
Seymour
Sro Ser
Campign
Chester School Dedicated Friday
West Chester prepares to dedicate a new school building with modern facilities and a community focus. The event features a Wellman-West Chester high school football game at 5:10, a postgame open house until 8, then a dedicatory program with invocations, music, and a speech by B C Jams of the state department, followed by performances and dismissal.
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West Chester
Wellman- West Chester
Wellman
B.C. Jams
State Department
Schant Trial Still Occupies the Court
The State of Town prosecutes Doyce Schant in district court for a statutory offense against a girl described as of feeble mind. The girl testified on the stand. the defendant was a witness after the state rested. Louisville visitors Mr Regan and Miss Edworthy are visiting. burial of a local boy occurred at Wapello with six schoolmates as pallbearers.
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Doyce Schant
Wellman
Couny
George Morrison
Oirs
M. R. Regan
Amy Edworthy
Louisville
Kentucky
Mr. Regan
All Rogers on Boston sports and Connie Mack
Beverly Hills dispatch notes St Louis travel and Chicago Cubs fate as Connie Mack’s Athletics loom. Mentions Avants on first page aided by a putter and Bobby Jones winning. Georgia in the nineteenth hole.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Eitles
Avants
Bobby
Jones
Georgia
Bloomfield Hosts Local Collegiates In Weekend Scrimmage
Bloomfield junior college faces Washington junior college in a key scrimmage as coach Preshwaters notes improved form and team unity. Bloomfield’s Shea, Tain, and Elves headline a strong lineup. Wartburg’s visit remains uncertain but Saturday’s home game is shaping the autumn slate.
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Washington Junior College
USC
Bloomfield Junior College
Shea
Waverly
Saturda
Tain
Preshwaters
Knights of Columbus Win Euchre Tourney
Forty Washington Knights of Columbus attended a euchre tournament at Riverside with the Catholic Lodge of Foresters. Twenty tables competed, the local lodge winning 186 to 124 at St Marys Hall. A chicken supper and entertainment followed. Rev B Jacobsmeier attended, former pastor of the universal church.
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Columbus
Riverside
Foresters
Eta Inst
Stary’s Hall
Washington
B. Jacobsmeier
Universide
Washington Knights of Columbus Council
Pathec
A. van Wauss
Richmond
Carrier Boys Adopt New Delivery and Sales Plan
The Evening Journal trains its carrier boys in a new system to buy papers direct from the Journal at wholesale and sell at retail to subscribers for profit. New subscribers encouraged to prepay, as all accounts become the carrier’s responsibility. Instruction covers sales, handling complaints, and debt prevention to improve service and earnings.
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Evening Journal
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Anderson to Speak at Katona Washington Sunday School Meet
Rev Frank Anderson of Dh Moines executive secretary of the Iowa Haptist convention will headline the Washington Sunday school convention in Katona Clyde V Brown county Sunday school president heard him at the Keota Baptist Association meeting September 11 and secured his letter of acceptance The county convention will be held at the Christian church in Kalona Registration starts in the morning with a full day of talks and round table discussions Mr and Mrs Robert Jacobs welcome a new girl
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Frank Anderson
Dh Moines
Theowa Haptist Convention
Washington
Move Against Short Wheat Selling Targets Soviet Influence
Chicago dispatch reports the American Farm Bureau Federation moves to summon its board for a October 2 meeting to probe Soviet Russia's influence on the sagging wheat market and consider legislation to curb short selling on the Chicago Board of Trade amid world market tensions. Jesse and Homer Davis of Wayland visited Chicago.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Russia
Arthur M. Hyde
M.S. Winder
Farm Bureau
Sam H.thompson
America
Winder
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Directors
Ess
Pepe
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Scretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Iowa Frost Safe Corn Report Highlights Strong Ripening
Des Moines reports the USDA weekly weather and crop bulletin shows over eighty percent of Iowa corn crop spared from frost due to favorable ripening weather. Despite one night frost, a record trough persisted over much of the state hindering winter wheat planting. Potato digging in many areas yielded poorly.
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Des Moines
United States Department of Agriculture
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