Brookhart attack sparks Iowa GOP primary clash
Gov Clarke denounces Col. Brookhart's remarks as insulting to Iowans and the Republican party. He accuses Brookhart of slander during the Cummins campaign, arguing the talk of economic slavery threatens Iowa's prosperity and party unity. Brookhart seeks the Republican nomination for the U S Senate amid the heated dispute.
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Clarke
Hirman
Cummins
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Lawa
United States
Iowa
National Republican Administration
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al Muscatino
Brookhart
Hrookbart
Minmeisburg
Coolidge
Presi- Bot Dawes
Ator
Wilders
Brackfart
Iriasson
Tll
Jo&hart
States Senate
Broakhart
Brookhars
Towa
Theople
Vowa
Senate Dry Law Issue Joins 1928 Campaign Spotlight
The piece outlines how prohibition remains a campaign issue as hearings continue, with New York ballot referendums and Pennsylvania Republican primaries seen as pivotal. It notes wets seek gains but face stiff odds across states, while predicting potential shifts in Senate balance and the broader federal status of prohibition.
Town District 5 elects leader amid regional gas vote
Frank O Grinnell of La was elected head of the Town District 5 association at the annual meeting held here yesterday. The district spans Iowa Nebraska Minnesota North and South Dakota, shaping regional gas negotiations and policy.
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Frank O' Grinnell
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnésota
North
South
Dahkata
Hearings Shape Public View Amid Enforcement Debate
The text discusses how hearings influenced public opinion on enforcement, noting divided views among observers. It contrasts calls for strict action with concerns about high costs and juror availability, while highlighting differing stances from district attorneys and labor leaders in a broad, era-typical debate.
Polar Explorers Reach Spitzbergen Beginning Transpolar Flight
Polar explorers Cant Rada Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth arrived at Spitzbergen the starting point for their planned air crossing of the pole in the dirigible Norge. The expedition sets out from Wings Bay on April 23, aiming to fly to the pole.
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Spitzbergen
Apri
Rada Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Pole
Dirfgible
Norge
French Military Negotiations Stalled Over Madrid Demand
Reported talks between French and Spanish delegations reached a deadlock over Madrid demands and refusal to accept the Genoa terms. Observers fear quick progress may be unlikely as positions harden and no date for resumption is set.
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Ondda
Maracca
Wynevale Meier
Atenan
Qiak
Mussolini Critics Lodge Influence Amid Suppression Drive
Basle reports say Mussolini seeks to curb Freemasonry and lodge activity in Italy, aiming to establish a merit system while opposing political influence through lodges. Dispatches note clashes with Blackshirts, attempted censorship in presses abroad, and diplomatic protests over anti fascist actions.
Waterloo Air Pilot Brings Plane Down After Engine Fails
A Burlington to Plainview Minnesota air voyage ended in a wreck near Garrison when engine trouble forced a descent. George J. Steinker of Plainview helped return home after the machine was abandoned. both pilots, young men, survived with injuries unknown.
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Cedar Rapids
Apell Sai Raty
Burlington
Plainview
Minn
Garrison
George J. Steinker
Pairview
Ins Owder
Jong Ua
Bien Waterloo
Furry
Ateinker Bowshi
Therlington
Wapello
Dover
Steinker
East High Lyceum Course Canceled
East High announces the cancellation of its Lyceum course due to dwindling support and mounting costs. Superintendent Leon Kline confirms the program will end after the current year, citing financial strain and reduced patron interest.
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East High Lyceum
Charles Wy Kline
Waterlon
Ulery
End of Senate Hearings on Prohibition Nears
The transcript recalls Chicago politics and the drive to enforce the dry law. Mayor Dever recalls prior corruption, says 15 000 to 60 00 liquor outlets operated openly, and recounts asking Olson to join a federal push. He planned to present findings to President Coolidge for federal help to clean up the city.
Davenport Man Is Made Archbishop
Rome April 22 AP Pope Pius appoints Right Reverend Edward D. Howard of Davenport Iowa as archbishop of Oregon City succeeding the late Archbishop Alexander Christie. Howard presently serves as auxiliary to Bishop James Davis in Davenport.
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Pius
Right Fter
Eaward D. Howard
Davenport
Oregon
Fly
Alexander Christi
Howard
James Davis
Moorish Desk Brought From Granada To Chapple In Florida
Joe Mitchell Chapple, once of La Porte City, now writes scripts in Coral Gables Florida. He imported a Moorish desk from Granada via mule back and ship, featuring inlaid wood and ivory with an astronomical motif. Chapple, cousin of Abs. J.G. Hildebrand, was Washington correspondent after La Porte City and published a national circulation magazine. In Poplarville a mob hanged Harold Jackson for the killings of two federal entomologists. Jesse Favre, recently convicted at Bay St Louis and sentenced to life, testified.
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la Porte City
Washington Irving
Granada
Alhambra
Chapple
the Venetia
Coral Gables
Fla
Abs
J.G. Hildebrand
Washington
Ugs Suaver Wtult Port
Harold Jackson
Hell
Poplarville
Jesse Favre
Bay St Louis
Dacksau
Favre
Leg Breaks For Bartow Child At Whittier School
Robert Bartow one year old son of Mr and Mrs John Bartow of 1808 Third Avenue West fractured his right leg when he fell from a slide at Whittier school playground this morning and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital. A second accident reports 5S J Wilson of 565 Areye Street with a fractured hip from a fall this afternoon, also taken to Presbyterian Hospital.
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Joh M. Bartow
Third Avenue West
Whittier School
Presbyterian Hospital
J. Wilson
Areye Street
Roma
County Meet Delegates Set for Republican Convention
The Republican county convention west of Topeka will be larger with 213 delegates authorized. Delegates are allocated by precinct votes from the June 7 primary, with one delegate per precinct and an extra for every 160 votes for Governor in 1924. Precinct totals list Cedar, Blitide Elan, Way, Tahvedn, Merion, and other wards, with schedules fixed by law for the fourth Saturday after the primary.
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Republican County
Tion
West
Tole
Frank
Comnts Centers
Aqditar
FLW
Ester
Dota Wtammill
Merion
Warerian Itv Iret
Italy Debt Settlement Battle After Senate Vote
Washington April reports gridlock as Italy war debt settlement stalls after a 54.3 percent Senate approval. Debate centers on reconsideration and the French debt accord, with prospects of a long negotiation process and potential bond arrangements to satisfy annual payments.
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Washington, D. c
Awith
Senate
Funeral services for Leonard Clarvey Lines held at Kistner's
Leonard Clarvey Lines, 78, died yesterday at his home 67 Barclay Street North. Funeral set for 7:20 p.m. Saturday in Kistner's Chapel with Pastor Clifford Jape officiating. Interment at Independence, Iowa. Survived by widow Mars, seven sons Louis, Arnie, James, Roy, Loyal, Fred. two daughters Elsie and Ada. one sister Mrs John Jones of Geneva, Iowa.
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Leonard Clarvey
Iis
Barclay Street North
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Chanel
Thor
Clifford Jape
Central Christian Church
Datings
Ta. al. Dines
Waverly
Woodstock
Maison County
Waterloo
Mars Tet
Louis
Alleged Hog Thief Tied to Wholesale Plan in County
Police claim Ike Mantley, arrested this morning, suspected in a series of dog thefts across multiple raids. Authorities say none occurred in Wade Hitwise county while Mantley’s home near Cedar Walls, four miles north, was rented weeks earlier. Sheriff Wag ney and Deputy Moore arrived at 1:30 this afternoon to detain Mantley after a three day pursuit.
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Wade Hitwise
Manlex
Cileves
MT. Wagney
Sherif W. Harrison
Nts
PL Ro Moore
Tama County
Manley
Mystery Cripple Found Wandering in County Jail
A man about 40, described as a probable cripple, was found wandering in Cedar Falls last night and is held in the county jail awaiting disposition. He is missing a knee and part of a foot, with homemade wooden peg limbs, injuries said to be from train wheels, and he spoke unintelligible phrases when questioned. He claims Oak Park as his origin.
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Cedar Falls
Stell
Oak Park
Central Labor Body Indorses Neither Brookhart Cummins
The Central Labor Union in Carpenters' Hall last night did not endorse either Brookhart or Cummins for U S senator. Former assistant county attorney Y addressed the gathering on law enforcement. An invitation was extended by the Woman's Labor bureau for a labor men and families entertainment and supper on Tuesday, April 7 in Carpenters' hall.
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Altho
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Brookhart
A.D. Cummins
Frank. Wl Ed
Atto. Y
Woman’s Labor Bureau
Atta Wnion
Carpenters' Hall
Spars seeks dismissal of wife's second divorce petition
Weuner and Mosier represent W D Spars in a motion to dismiss Elizabeth Spars second divorce petition claiming it mirrors a prior action from last autumn. Spars had filed a cross petition, Mrs Spars dismissed it, then filed a new petition contending identical relief sought previously.
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Spars
Elks Plan Mother’s Day Service At Lodge Meeting
The Elks of Walerigo discuss a ritual Mother’s Day service to be observed by all lodges on the second Sunday in May after a grand lodge communication. Exalted Ruler 8 B Hunter outlines committee responsibilities including auditing visiting social welfare entertainment membership and house. Louis Alberta is initiated as tyler.
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Elidorn
Grand Lodge
Walerigo
B. Hunter
Louis Alberta
Tylsr
Negress Fined for Illegal Moonshine Possession
Mrs. Moore and Henny Moore were arrested in a raid on a Douglas home. Police seized two gallons of moonshine liquor. Mrs. Moore pleaded guilty to illegal possession and received a fine or 30 days in jail. Husband faced no charges.
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Mra
Iain Moore
Negress
Tidge J.C. Beeming
Douglas Sured
Henny Moore
Anna Edwards
Feeder River tunnel disaster and police notes
Two men were rescued from a cave in a Feather River Power tunnel eighty miles away after a collapse trapped six workers. A separate notes section reports thefts and bond forfeitures, listing names, amounts, and locations in a terse police bulletin style.
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Gal
Feather River Power Company
At & Otlock
Texas floods kill seven and wash away bridges
Flooding across southwest and central Texas from heavy rain and storms killed seven people, halted rail service, and washed away two international bridges near Eagle Pass. The Rio Grande rose 12 feet at Laredo, flooding pumping plants and cutting water supplies in several towns as Gov. Heald urged aid.
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Huntsville
Tesas
Houston
Central
Texas
Judge Gary Favors Referendum On Prohibition Reform
Chicago April 22 193S Isi bert K Gary chairman of the United States Sicel corporation declared himself in favor of a factual referendum on modification of the prohibition law. In an interview he said there is only one way to see the controversy let the people vote on it. He added he does not use intoxicants himself but noted that this does not affect the issue. When asked if he was for or against prohibition he replied he had said all he cared to say on the subject.
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Isibert K. Gary
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Libraries Furnish 287,633 Books at Cost
Waterloo public libraries were operated for the year ending Mirela 31 sia total cost of $36,987.57, according to the annual report filed.
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Waterloo
Physicians Say Iodine for Goitre
Advertisement touts Ocean-0 as a natural iodine source from deep sea water. It claims a teaspoonful in water provides a dose and promises relief for goitre and thyroid issues. Returns money if the blend fails, highlighting its alkaline revitalizing elements.
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Robert Deng Coe
America
City Library Expenditures Versus Receipts and Usage Summary
City Clerk Charles MacKay reports library finances show expenditures 954.06 less than receipts from Sourcas. The total books in the St oraries at fiscal year end numbered 1808o with net increase. Withdrawals occurred across two main libraries and branches. March 31 borrowers cards reached 12,909 while open days totaled 245 with 14 regular staff.
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Charles
MacKay
Wil Sourcas
Lbrariey
Moriks Lve- Ualed
Betty Blythe Sues London Producer Over Salary Contract
Betty Blythe sues London producer G. J. Samuelson for damages over a salary and expenses contract tied to a film adaptation of a Rider Haggard novel. Blythe claims$1,500 weekly payments, while Samuelson counters that she breached the contract in a Los Angeles project. The case highlights film industry disputes amid ongoing London film production.
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London
Apr
King’s Beach
Getty Tiyshe
Miss Blythe
Nelson
G. J. Sunniesan
Claine
Los Angeles
Bersin
Sir Rider Haggard
Samuelson
Miss Blytie
Musterale Mustard Plaster Ad Claims Soothing Relief
An old advertisement touts Musterale as a mustard oil based remedy replacing traditional plasters. It promises quick relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatism and various pains using a white ointment form.
How to Have Soft Pretty White Hands
A vintage advertorial explains a beauty routine using Ice Mint to soften and beautify hands and skin. It touts nightly rubbing with a Japanese product, claiming brightened hands by morning and affordable, druggist-recommended usage for women of any occupation.
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