Coolidge Debated Re-Election Candidacy Across Iowa Leaders
In Waterloo interviews, G P leaders react to President Coolidge's surprise decision not to seek a 1928 renomination. Many praise his frankness while noting third term opposition. Some see future contenders rising, others credit his health and conscience in stepping back.
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la Follette Party
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Taft
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Black Hawk County
Republican Central Committee
Washington
White House
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Calvin Coolidge
E. L. Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank
Two Welfare Nurses Handle 85 Cases in July
Waterlo o Social Welfare League reports for July show 85 cases managed by nurses Miss Louise Linebarger and staff under Miss Anne Denton. Of these, 38 were new, 29 carried over from June, 13 recurring, and 5 over a month. 58 discharged, 40 improved, two sent to state hospitals, one death, 15 other cases. Calls totaled 254 with nursing in 134 cases. Clinics attracted 16 eye ear nose throat, one dental, 17 children, 81 venereal, 166 miscellaneous calls. 11 cases treated in local hospitals. A wooden eagle statue from 1830 observed over Woodatok Vi¢inn until its centennial vigil.
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Anne Denton
Louise Linebarger
League
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Brilliant Hollywood Premier Draws Throng Of Stars
Hollywood on opening night hosts a dazzling pageant as searchlights blaze and bunting lights the street. Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks arrive with others including Gloria Swanson, John Gilbert, Sojin, Tom Mix, Mae Busch, and many more. Police move through a restless crowd as the marquee ends and fans wait for exits.
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Lake of Light
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Gloria Swanson
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John Gilbert
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Lew Cody
Mabel Normand
Harold Lloyd
Lon Chaney
Ronald Colman
Night radio programs across many stations feature concerts and vocals
Central and Iowa stations present a busy slate of programs from 7 to 8:30 PM including recitals, orchestras, choirs, trios, and soloists such as Margaret Ayres Kate Miller Joe Carver Marguerite Lowe Hayden Phillips and WBAI WENR WLS WMAQ WDAF WHO KFNF WOC WEAF and others with listings for baseball scores markets and special segments throughout the night.
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Little. Symphony Orchestra
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Ivanhoe Glee Club
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Iowa
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Program Listings Mention WBAP and WDAFP Frolic
A compact radio schedule lists WBAP with an orchestra and a 4th prize event from ML WDAFP titled Frolic while noting organization codes and program lines for the day. The fragment references TH ML WBM and KOM spice blocks and a 341 to 370 range, indicating a varied broadcast lineup.
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Too Many Blondes Rush to Hollywood Warned Abroad
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts received a letter from Malcolm St Clair of Paramount Pictures warning girls not to come to Hollywood seeking film work. The notice notes a flood of blondes moving west due to recent publicity about a search for a certain type of girl.
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Malcolm St. Clair
Paramount Pictures Incorporation
Hollywood
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Convoy at STRAND stars Mackaill and Sherman
Dorothy Mackaill and Lowell Sherman headline the Strand presenting Convoy. The wartime drama features the two stars in a suspended romance amid suspenseful wartime action at the Strand Theatre.
Donkey in Bed With Patient at Peshawar Hospital
Miss M. Clarke, a medical missionary, recounts natives bringing their animals to hospital. A donkey slept with a patient for 15 years, and families often insist on joining in bed. Hospitals even receive camels, roosters, and hens under beds with patients.
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Peshawar
India
Miss M. Clarke
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Werrenrath Concert at Teachers College August 12
Tickets are selling fast for the Werrenrath concert August 12 at the Teachers College. Get your tickets by mail from the college with prices 50c, 1.00, and 1.50.
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Werrenrath
Teachers College
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