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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1926

Page

13

Iowa Democrats Seek Congressional Candidates in Multiple Districts

Iowa Democrats report filing of nomination papers by most of the state’s delegation with eight days left to finalize bids. James M. Bell and Ralph Thompson opened runs in the first and second districts, while John E. Porterfield remains the sole candidate from Hamburg in the eighth. Fred Bierman of Decorah was proposed for the fourth district to challenge Republican Gilbert Haugen, with J. P. Gallagher and other names mentioned for potential runs in the second and other districts.

Moines Iown Congress John EF. Porterfield Hamburg James M. Bell Burlington Ralph “Thompson Muscatine J. P. Gallagher Wil Hamsburg Fred

Democratic field narrows in Iowa Senate race

At a party conference in Des Moines the seventh district nominee Wade defeated Maley in a primary by a margin of 200 votes while Charles Paschal of Council Bluffs is the ninth district candidate and R. J. Keeley of Le Mars is out in the eleventh. Miles of Des MoinesSAID he will not run for the United States Senate, leaving Cummins as the likely Republican nominee and the Democrats’ main opposition.

Miles Iuce United States Friday Srank Miles Des Moines Iowa Legionnaire Crenshaw Cummins Repub-ican

New Kellogg Blend Oats and Wheat Hot Cereal

Women praise a Kellogg blend of oats and wheat marketed as a superior hot cereal. The product promises strong body building and health protection, with easy three minute preparation and a rich flavor appealing to all ages.

Kellogg ATI

Yeoman Shield Editor Predicts Brogkhart Victory

I c Evans editor of the Yeoman Shield and Crenshaw both forecast Brogkhart to win two to one. Democrats push a larger turnout to stir publicity and win votes. Local spellers from AMount Ayr school faced a special spelling contest judged by the Parent Teachers.

I. c. Evans The Yeoman Shield Crenshaw Brogkhart Amount Ayr Aquili

Delessie Charged with Murder of Wife in Iowa Case

Delessie indicted by Fayetta county grand jury and set to face Judge Henry Taylor this week for homicide charge in the death of his wife near Oelwein. The case follows the earlier dismissal and involves the woman's body found on a path near her home.

West Union Carmelio Delessie Fayetta County Henry Taylor Oelwein

Chicago arrest tied to strangulation case

Evidence linking Delessio to the victim led to his arrest in Chicago after authorities connected the case to Mieerinia, marking a key development in the investigation.

Ing Delessio Chicago Mieerinia

Western Union to Rebuild 118 Miles of Telegraph Lines

Oelwein IA April 19 The Western Union Telegraph company will rebuild its entire network along the Decorah division of the Rock Island Railway from Linn Junction near Cedar Rapids to Decayah. The project covers 118 miles and aims to restore service after disruption.

Western Union Oelwein Western _ Union Telegraph company Decorah i Rock Island Tailroad Linn Junction Cadar Rapids Decayah

Reconstruction work to use thousand poles and wire

A survey was made and an 11 mile job will be pushed rapidly as weather permits. The Iowa Falls line for the Dakota division will be rebuilt this summer with thousands of poles and many tons of wire.

Iowa Falls Dakota Division

Paint distributors pledge uniform prices to shield consumers

A Waterloo dealer proclaims a stand of standard prices on paints and varnishes to protect the public from dealer price cutting. He asserts wholesalers set wholesale and retail pricing for snails, paper, brushes, glass, and pictures, promising lower future costs as business grows and overhead is covered. He claims the public already saved thousands and will share profits, stressing real paint prices for Waterloo residents.

Waterloo Wartey

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