Congressional committees tied to southern control urged to broaden
The writer criticizes sectional domination in selecting heads of congressional committees. He argues a Democratic administration could yield all chairmanships to ranking southern Democrats, sidelining the east west north and midwest. The piece warns of reduced national progress and calls for a fair, regionally balanced leadership lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Florida
Alaska
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Southland
New York
Middle West
Congress
Amy Lowell Dismisses Classic Poets as Mere Junk
The critique portrays Amy Lowell deeming ancient bards overrated and praising disruptive modern verse. She mocks Tennyson and Kreats, arguing lines should read halting and rheumatic and that true singers must sound like guinea hens rather than stately poets.
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Amy
Mes
Tennyson
Congressional committee heads in a sweeping Democratic win
The record lists proposed committee chair allocations by state and party. It assigns Banking and Currency to an Oklahoma senator, Commerce to Florida, Finance to North Carolina, Education and Labor to Georgia, and others across South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, Florida, and more.
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Oklahoma
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Rules
Ways and Means
Harding campaign schedule targets border states and Midwest
Senator Harding plans two October campaign swings starting October 6 from Marion Ohio with stops in Des Moines Omaha Kansas City Oklahoma City Chattanooga Louisville Indianapolis and St Louis dates through October 16 plus a border state reach toward Chattanooga and beyond.
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Marion
Harding
Chattaooga
Tenn
Middle West
Kansas City
Omaha
Des Moines
Neb
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chattanooga
Louisvilley
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
Harding to Hold Labor Vote in Wake of Conference
In Marion Ohio on September 25, President Harding mobilizes labor support for the Republican ticket. A conference with Harding drawn many labor leaders who pledge to back the national ticket, countering Samuel Gompers AF of L efforts for Cox. Miners in Illinois expect Republican miners to back Harding while Democrats lean Cox.
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Gompers
Cox Marion, CO
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cor
Park Proposition Carried In Montezuma Special Election
Montezuma voters approved creating a park commission by a small levy not exceeding 2 mills. In the September vote 163 to 169 favored the park with men opposing by 114 to 106 and women supporting 6 to 4. The mayor and council will appoint the commission and pursue park acquisitions within the law.
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Montezuma Montezuma
Montezuma
Park Commission
Aland Ruling Highlights League's Risk to Domestic Issues
Washington dispatch notes the League of Nations settled to report findings on the Aland dispute between Sweden and Finland, treating a domestic matter as international. It shows council action contrary to Finnish view and echoes Lodge reservations fears about the covenant's reach. Finland argues the issue is purely internal to Finland.
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Washington
League of Nations
Sweden
Finland
League Council
League
Council
Japan
United States
Lodge
Immigration dispute with Japan and League of Nations
The article debates a hypothetical U S response if Japan seeks League of Nations mediation on immigration. It questions allegiance to the league versus sovereign rights, potential acts of war, and how a majority report might anger Pacific coast states and trigger a casus belli with Japan.
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Pan
United States
League of Nations
Japan
League
Association
Pacific Coast
Temple of Justice Project Delayed in Iowa Capitol Plans
Des Moines reports that even with future funding, it will take about three years to complete the temple of justice. The $2,000,000 building will house the state judiciary and related departments on a site east of the capitol, funded partly by a state war fund and awaiting capital extension funds.
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Temple of Justice
Des Moines
Iowa
State War Fund
State House
Judiciary Department
Capitol
Historical Department
EB. R. Harlan
State Capitol
Mountmer Baptist Plans Great Week of Services
The Mountmer Baptist church announces Sunday topics Defeatiom TM in morning and The Last of the Fyes in evening with special music. Sunday school at 9 30, morning worship 10 55, B Y P U 6 50, evening service 7 30. Preparations are underway for a regional association meeting next Wednesday through Friday. Any one may attend.
Volunteer Slum Army Sunday Services Announced
The group invites all to Sunday school at 2 30 p m and preaching at 3 30 and 8 p m in new quarters at 429 South Third Ave Major and Mrs Sneath oversee the activities The last Sunday had 16 in Sunday school with a goal to double attendance No Creed but Christ welcome to worship with us.
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South Third Ave
Sneath
Communion and Bible Study Schedules Announced
Communion services will be held Sabbath with preparation Friday and Saturday afternoon. Bible classes omitted Sabbath and services begin at 10 00 a m. Meeting for Bible study at 630 p m and evening worship at 730 o clock. Preaching Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock by Rev D J Masson pastor.
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D. J. Masson
Sunday School Service and Evening Worship Schedule
The service begins at 9 39 with a morning sermon From Vessel to Vessel and an evening talk The Story of an Apple Music includes Nagareth Canzonetta The Shepherds Voice Slumber Song Ninety and Nine March in F etc The evening worship at 7 30 features Intermezzo in E Canzonetta Leave it With Him and Benediction by Rev William W Bowers D D
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Gounod-Westbrook
Geo. Noyes Rockwell
the Shepherd's Voice
Wilson
Anne Ethelbert Nevin
Ae Bunset
Roland Diggle
F. U
Bruce Steane
Havens
Margaret Brookhart
John J. Major
Frank Lynes Altoselo
Robinson
Gladys Daugherty
Henry M. Dunhan
William W. Bowers, D. D
Pastor and Miss Mary Hunter Attend AMET Event
The item lists a pastor and Miss Mary Hunter alongside Organ 7 ae 4d and W. Johnston, noted as Director of AMET, indicating roles or participants in an organizational event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Hunter
W. Johnston
AMET
Presbyterian Rally Day Promises Progress in Sunday School
The Presbyterian church invites all members and friends to Sunday services and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. with a children’s program and class promotions. Morning worship is at 11:00 a.m. and evening service at 6:30 p.m. Pastor Arthur D. Oates leads the faith sermons and invites newcomers.
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Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Arthur D. Oates
Second United Pres Sabbath Rally Day at Second Church
Second United Presbyterian Church calls Sabbath School members and congregation to attend Rally Day with services titled A Fox Hunt. Flowers for decoration are invited, and events include Christian Endeavor at 6 20 pm and a 7 30 pm sermon. Prayer service Wednesdays at 7 20 pm. Next Sabbath October 3 Lord's Supper to be observed. Preparatory services Friday night and Saturday afternoon with Rev R W Jameson and Rev Leslie Mountford.
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Second United Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society
R. W. Jameson
Columbus City
Leslie Mountford
First United Presbyterian Church Services and Music
Sunday school at 9:45 a m and worship at 11. Morning sermon The Solution of a Difficult Problem. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with An Angel s Touch as theme. Special music includes organ prelude Allegro Borowski anthem Great is Jehovah Davis offertory Come unto Him Handel Miss Carolyn Hamilton organ postlude March in A major TM West evening organ prelude Pilgrims Chorus Wagner.
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First United Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Carolyn Hamilton
Pilgrims' Chorus
Wagner
Duet and Anthem Performances at Sunday Service
A program lists a duet titled 1 to the Hille Wilt Lift Mine Eyes with solo soprano Miss Helen Harvey, and a Mrs McCleery anthem Praise Ye the Lord O Jerusalem. Organ postlude by Lodwick with Rev J M Wishart minister and Cordélyn Hamilton director of music.
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Lodwick
J. M Wishart
Cordélyn Hamilton
Henry Shields
St Pauls Evangelical announces evening service and Bible school
The Washington church schedules a regular evening service and Bible school at 7 00 oclock with services opening at 7 30 led by Pastor Carl W Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Evangelical Washington
Carl W. Klein
County Churches Sunday Services Set in Regular Hours
Valley Sunday school and services at the regular hour. Hold commission will be observed in connection with the regular morning service. Carl W. Klein, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Evangelical Valley
Carl W. Klein
Apple Field Day at Ames Showcases Fifteen Years of Apple Breeding
Ames Sept 25 Results of fifteen years work in breeding apples will be demonstrated at an Apple Field Day by the horticultural section of the Iowa State College agricultural experiment station. The event will run Monday Sept 27 with programs at Agricultural Hall and plant pathology lab. Nurserymen may register for a certain cultivar project. Morning activities start at 10 am and a luncheon is planned for 1 pm followed by orchard inspections.
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Ames
Tows Agricultural Section
Tows Agricultural Experiment Station
College
Iowa
Iowa Experiment Station
Middle West
America
Cian Wood
S. A. Beach
Agricultural Hall
Earthquakes Cause Traced to Two Principal Origins
The origin of earthquakes is traced to two main causes: tectonic movements in the earth's crust and volcanic activity. The tectonic cause refers to fault motions possibly due to cooling and shrinkage of the Earth's interior.
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