Labor's Action on La Follette Shaping Party Loyalties
Washington political commentary argues Federation of Labor actions toward La Follette may push politicians toward caution. It cites Davis's labor record on the Clayton Act and Adamson Act, notes expected independent voter behavior, and predicts La Follette's impact fading as Coolidge and Davis frame the race.
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LABOR
LA Follette
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Federation of Labor
Jonn W. Davis
Davis
Congress
Judiciary Committee of
Jeanned
la Pollette
Coolidge
Jihey
Subconscious Rules Conscious Demonstration on Streets Saturday
Waterloo man Hayward Thompson claims a dormant power beyond the five senses enabling him to perceive without sight. He describes tests in sealed lead cabinets, noting colors and life conditions within 40 feet, arguing no supernatural elements, with a planned noon street demonstration.
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Hayward Thompson
D. S. Ramage
Waterloo Motor Sales Company
Maxwell
Chrysler Automobiles
Thompson
Waterloo
Issus
Julies Romains
Louis Yarigoule
France
C. ‘K. Ogden
Yale University
Ranvier
Farigoule
Argonaut
Jackson
Cal
Courier Delivery Deadline Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 20 o clock. If you fail to receive your paper by then due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 3100 and a copy will be sent. One calls must read this office before 6 30 p m.
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Adams laughs at proppoal to run for senator
Dubuque Iowa August 6 Associated Press reports no truth to John T Adams of Dubuque former chairman of the Republican national committee opposing United States Senator Smith W Brookhart as an independent candidate this fall Adams says he is focused on business and will not run He plans to leave for a summer home in northern Michigan with his family staying through August and September
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Associated Press
Dubuque, Ia
John T. Adams
Dubuque
Republican National Committee
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Adams
Brookhart
Michigan
Ben Turpin injures ankle in garage fall
Ben Turpin, famed screen comedian with a twisted gaze, broke his ankle today after slipping on a greasy garage floor. Doctors say an X ray confirms the break and he will be laid up for three weeks.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ben Turpin
Heat and Storms Alternate Attacks
New York endures first real heat wave with 85 to 90 degrees forecast as thundershowers loom in the afternoon. Chicago battered by two severe storms flooding basements and blocking traffic after a heavy downpour. Des Moines cooled from 97 to 76 with general statewide rainfall easing the heat. Washington predicts cooler weather followed by relief as storms move east. Fort Smith and Tatoosh Island report extreme highs and lows. St Louis suffers through three heat victims before clouds bring relief. Kansas City ends the heat with a heavy rain downpour breaking the heat wave.
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International News Wire
New York
Coney Island
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Mississippi River
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Arizona
Fort Smith
Ark
Tatoosh Island
Wash
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Poland Lods Double Protests to Moscow
Warsaw reports the Polish government has sent two notes of protest to Moscow and the Soviet legation. One protests attacks on Stolpce near the border by an alleged bolshevik band. The other protests the continued imprisonment by two members of the Polish mission in Moscow.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Moscow
Stolpce
Gabe Simmons Changes Mind Denies Guilty Plea
Gabe Simmons pleads not guilty at arraignment in Muscatine and seeks defense with attorney Hanley. He held without bail as plans shift to indict him by the September grand jury. Simmons reportedly told his lawyer a story implicating others and claiming accessory role while not denying murder links.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
Orion Ferguson
Atlanta
Mich
West Liberty
Harlan
Gabe
Justice Coster
Simons
Hanley
Altho Simons
Russell Shafer
Tipton
Wrecked Airman Receives New Plane at Pictou Harbor
Lieutenant Leigh Wade, forced out after a scratch wreck between the Orkneys and Iceland, will be given a new plane at Pictou Harbor Nova Scotia. He will fly with Lieutenant Ogden aboard the cruiser Richmond to Pictou where the Bow cruiser Diane, to be christened Boston II, awaits.
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Leigh Wade
Orkneys
Iceland
Pictou Harbor
Nova Scotia
Patrick
Air Service
Wade
Smith
Nelson
North Atlantic
Richmond
Pietou Harbor
Langley Field
Ogden
Keyport
N. J
Boston
Bar_Harbor
Rockland
George C. McDonald
Victor EB. Bartrandiars
Boston. the Jump Tie Basten
Marin
Shenandoah Mast Test Delayed by Storms
The Shenandoah dirigible flight from Lakehurst New Jersey to Normeran sett bay Rhode Island to test the mooring mast aboard the Patoka was postponed due to forecast storms. If weather clears, the test will proceed Thursday with the same schedule.
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Shenandoah
Lakehurst
N. J
Normeransett Bay
R.I
New Jersey
Runs Amuck on Train Kills Man Wounds One and Dies
In Cass Lake Minnesota a Great Northern train near Cass Lake was attacked by N J Lindberg from Portland Ore. He killed Charles Richards and wounded another passenger or trainman before leaping from the train and dying. Lindberg reportedly asked Richards if he was an American Legion member and crushed his skull with a hammer stolen from a monkey wrench on the train.
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Cass Lake
Minn
Great Northern
N. J
Countess Wisa Bernadotte Reenters Social Circles in Windy City
Countess Wisa Bernadotte of Liwedon, raised in luxury, came to America to attend YWCA conferences in Chicago. She worked for 18 a week in a leather factory to study Sneiulogical conditions. After completing research she reenters the highest social circles in the Windy City.
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Wisa Bernadotte
Aleca
Kingdustry V
Liwedon
Ameerica
Young Women's Christian Association
Chicago
Windy Guy
Anglo Russian Pact Reported Signed in London
In London Aug 6 a retirement pact between Britain and Soviet Russia reached at 3 30 pm was announced in the house of commons by Arthur Ponsonby. Nakovsky head of the Soviet delegation said that agreement had been signed. Officials denied a treaty. Rakovsky confirmed an agreement and signings followed after earlier reports the talks had broken down.
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Associated
London
Geet
Britain
Ofice Ncon
House of Commons
Arthur Pongouby
Russia
Nakovsky
International
T[ussia
England
Moscow
John Robert Glines
Foreign Office
M. Rakovsky
Oil Company in Elk Hills Reserve Ordered to Court
Officials of the Belridge Oil Co operating on government lands in Elk Hills Kern County were ordered by Federal Judge Bledsoe to appear Sept 8 to show cause why the government’s Aug 2 application for an injunction and a receiver should not be granted. Government counsel allege the lease was granted illegally while Albert J Fail was secretary of the interior, seeking annulment and an accounting.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Belridge of C
Elk Hills
Kern Conunty
Bledsoe
Belridge Co
Albert J. Fail
Rush of Railroad Traffic In Council Bluffs
Aug 6 council bluffs reports a surge in railroad traffic with the Union Pacific recalling nearly 100 yardmen idle since March. Over 40 freight trains from the west are handled daily with cars re iced and grain shipments, notably wheat, rising as all nine transcontinental lines feel the effect of a broader rush.
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Council Brifts
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Acceptance of Zahnd Resignation Expected in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Aug 6 The National Independent party’s national executive committee is expected to accept the resignation of John Zahnd of Indianapolis as a candidate for president. Zahnd announced his withdrawal on July 23.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Zahnd
National Independent Party
Zahad
Paulen Leads for Governor in Kansas GOP Primary
In Kansas the tally from 756 of 2,579 precincts shows Ben S. Paulen leading Clyde Reed and W. R. Stubbs in the GOP gubernatorial race. Arthur Capper is poised for renomination with a two to one edge over his two opponents. Baker and Nelson are set to clash in Missouri.
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Paulen
G. O. P. State
Kansas
Capper
Davis
Baker
Nelson
Missouri
Byle Associated Presa
Kaneas City
Whan
Ben S. Palen
Fredonia
Clyde M. Reed
W. R. Strbbs
Cheteuren
Reed
Stubby
United States
Arthur Capper
Jonathan M. Davin
Farmer
Will
Judge UU
Priest
Holly
St. Lanng
Kansas City
Casl
Klan
Walton
The
Associates Press
Oklahoman City
Okla
Be Howerd
Tulsa
J.C. Walton
United States Senate
Howard
Pune
Okmulgee
Eugena Lorton
Richmond
Clifton Woodruff
Roanoke
Himelf
Joseph Whitchea
Pittsylvania
Firth
Indorsement Np
Virginia
Congress
Labor Chief Gompers Severs Ties With Democrats
Atlantic City Aug 6 The labor movement chief Samuel Gompers of the A F of L denounces the Davis Sryan ticket and Democratic platform accusing Democrats of turning their backs on labor. He will explain why labor shifted to the La Follette independent ticket and how the platform labeling labor rules alarms the railroad labor board issue. Wilson’s plea to delay spurred a rapid break with Democrats.
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Hy United Preas
Atlantic City
Werith
Inbar
Samuel Gompers
A. Ir. of
Davis-Sryan
William B. Wilson
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Judorstug la Follette
Gompers
la Follette
United Press
Alatform
John W. Davis
Wall Street
J. P. Morgin & Co
Gonopers
Wilson
Davis
Clarksburg
California Campaign Director Named for La Follette Wheeler Ticket
Antonio P. Entenza of San Francisco was named campaign director for the La Follette Wheeler ticket in the California Nevada region. A Spanish War Veterans commander and member of the Total Order of Moose, he is a Republican and former supporter of Jijram John Bon.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
la Follatte-Wheeler
California
Chicago
Ang
Antonio P. Entenza
San Francisco
la Follette-Wheeler
California-Nevada
Entenzi
Supreme Council
Total Order of Moose
Jijram John Bon
Fail to gas bandits out of Palisade mine fails
In Grand Junction Colorado on August 6 1910 attempts to flood the Palisade mine with chlorine and sulphur fumes failed to flush out bandits sheltering underground for four days. Posse members report sighting only two women and believe a third desperado was fatally shot during an early week escape attempt. Business in Palisade stalls as officers maintain the siege.
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Palisade
Infernational News
Grand Junction
Colo
Belef
Germans Post Dawes Plan Memo to Allies
London reports that American experts read Germanys LS 1 memorandum and covering letter on the Dawes program, finding no major obstacles. The Germans urged immediate evacuation of the Ruhr and retention of Allied railway men, a dispute dominating the outside agenda as London hosts the reassembly.
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Associated Press
London
Inter-allied
Big la
Ruhr
Rhineland
Rudolph C Brietscheid
Loeb Confessed Slaying Bobby Franks in 1924 Hearing
Chicago Aug 6 hearing on punishment for Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb was suspended as impartial witnesses were not present. Dr Bernard Glueck testified that Loeb admitted striking the fatal blow with a chisel and showed no emotion or remorse, appearing utterly devoid of normal feelings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan F. Leopod, Jr
Mechanil Look
Robert Jinks
John J. Caverly
Motrow
Bernard Glueck
New York
Franks
Richard Lash
Theold
Bobby Franks
Thrapps
Loeb
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Allenista
Loch
Dr. Glueck
Bobby J. Franks
Leopold
Benjamin Bachrach
Defenses Counsel
Bachrach
Br. Glueck
Glueck
Bul
Getty or Thomas May Be Named as Budget Assistant
Des Moines reports an assistant director of the budget will be appointed later today by Director B. L. Hague. The chosen candidate will likely be G. H. Getty of Boone or James M. Thomas of Red Oak if accepted and approved by the state executive council. If named, the appointee would head both local and state budget work and become chief state accountant.
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Des Moines
B. L.hague
Statehouse
G H. Getty
Boone
James &. Thomas
Red Oak
Mexican Outlaws Kill Seventeen in Yucatan Attack
In Yucatan near Opichen a band of about 50 armed outlaws attacked a hacienda killing seventeen defenseless people and wounding ten. The report from Merida to El Universo states the attack occurred as authorities investigate the raid.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Opichen
Yucatan
Merida
el Universo
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