Steck Charges Republicans Ruin Farm and Nation in Iowa Speech
Des Moines April 20 In a Democratic state convention keynote Senator Daniel F Steck assailed the Republican administration since 1919. He touted Wilson era reforms and said GOP policies ruined farmers and triggered banker and business failures. He claimed unemployment and bread lines show true prosperity is absent.
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Les Moines
INS
United States
Daniel F. Steck
Steck
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Congress
Federal Reserve Banking Act
Farm Loan
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Farmer
Senator Steck assails Coolidge economy and tariffs
Senator Steck denounces the Coolidge economy as an ongoing rise in government costs and labels the nation as prospering only in rhetoric. He argues Democrats supported the McNary Haugen bill and criticizes Republican tariffs for favoring big industries over agriculture and other sectors. He condemns Volstead enforcement and endorses the League of Nations and a world court in line with Democratic platforms.
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Steck
Senate
Mellon
Indorses League of Nations
League of Nations
Not Fair The Camera Misses Her Vivacity
A reader letter discusses how the camera fails to capture Ethel Allis’s vivacity and hair beauty. She attributes her hair shine to Danderine, saying it adds sparkle, controls dandruff, and reduces shampooing needs. Danderine touted as superior to shampoo with a 35 cent bottle in stores.
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Ethel Allis
Miss Allis
New York City
Embassy Hotel
New York
Sisters Operated On Within Few Minutes
Two sisters, Mrs. William Algyre of Winslow Indiana and Mrs. Elmer Heiser of 1310 Fourth Street Cast, underwent operations at Allen Memorial Hospital within minutes of each other Wednesday morning. Both are reported doing well and on the road to recovery. Mrs Algyre was operated on for acute appendicitis and Mrs Helser for tonsillitis. Another sister, Mrs Henry Helser of Waverly Indiana, returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank L Anibal at 1401 Jefferson Street, parents of the three sisters.
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William Algyre
Winslow
Elmer Heiser
Fourth Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Algyre’wen
Helser
Henry Helser
Waverly
Frank L. Anibal
Jefferson Street
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Iowa
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Bleck
Thompson
Thompson's
Bach
Coxwell
Budget Club
Lee
Axis
St.ake Seamleas
Axminster
A. Leath & CO
Court House Corner
Lafayette & Park Ave
Genilee Simmons
Graceline
Fark No
Polden Oak
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