Dickinson Boosts Lowden for New Leader of Party
Washington December 16 Congressman Dickinson of Iowa urged immediate farm relief and attacked administration and congressional leaders. He portrayed Frank O Lowden as the farmer candidate for president in 1925 and said he would back the farm relief bill in essential details. He criticized the Chamber of Commerce and the national industrial conference board for delaying tactics and warned of a southern western coalition if relief is failure.
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Emmet Dougherty
Courier Special Service
Washington, D. C
Dickinson
Iowa
House
Congress
Debote
Frank 0. Lowden
Lowden
Howard
Nebraska
Whits House
Dickingon
Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
National Industrial ‘Conference Board
United Opposition
Hev
West United
Connally
Texas
McNary
Senate
Herhas 'Stidhe
Committee On Agriculture
Tran Purnell
Indiana
Haugen
W. Hi. ‘Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Purnell
Anson Ball Club Secures League Bid for 1927
Marshalltown in Iowa deposited 7300 in local savings to guarantee its 1927 Mississippi Valley league membership. A three day baseball carnival raised funds to cover the deficit and meet the 7000 requirement. The club will hire a manager, with James Shollenberger a probable choice.
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Courier Special Services
Marshalltown
James Shollenberger
Moline
Toledo High Opens Basketball Season with Garwin Quint
Toledo's high school basketball season kicks off with a home game against Garwin. The schedule lists trips to Reinbeck Tama Dysart and others from December through February with potential January 1 game against Tama and Newton. A Rock Island Lines tourist sleeper from Waterloo to Los Angeles is advertised for December 20 1926 with Golden State dining car service and reasonable berths.
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Garwin
Quint
Belle Plaine
Dysart
Reinbeck
Toledo
Tama
Brooklyn
Tracr
Newton
Los Angeles
Waterloo
California
Rock Island-Southern
Pacifc
Golden State
Los
Labor Forecast Continued Fair Says Conciliator
Fred A. Canfield, U S Department of Labor conciliator, says labor relations in the Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota district are good with no clouds on the horizon. Speaking at a Central Labor union meeting in Carpenters hall he urged selective restricted immigration and noted mediators aid in preventing strikes.
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Iowa-Wisconsin-Minnesota
Fred A. Canfield
United States Department of Labor
Canfield
Master Builders of
Iowa
Department of Latter
Central Labor Union
Theatres Present Tonight’s Silent Era Lineup
Crystal-Jack Holt stars in Zane Grey's Forlorniver at Via's Tonight. Palace features Bob Custer in The Dude Cowboy. Plaza shows Reginald Denny in Take It From Me and vaudeville. Rialto presents Glenn Hunter in The Broadway Book and Dainty Darlings Revue. Strand screens Mary Pickford in Sparrows.
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Crystal
Jack Holt
Zane Grey
Palace
Bob Custer
PLAZA
Reginald Denny
Rialto
Glenn Hunter
Strand
Mary Pickford
Sparrows
Legionnaires Help Dressen Family With 800 Bushels Of Corn
In Tracr Iowa on December 16 Albert Dressen a World War veteran and farmer faced hardship as his wife’s hospitalization in Waterloo for four weeks strained finances. A large group of American Legion buddies donated a day to pick corn and cribbed 800 bushels at the Dressen farm to ease the burden.
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Courier Special Service
Tracr
Albert Dressen
Gladbrook
Waterloo
Albert
American Legion
Dressen
Remarkable training of cast of 50 for local comedy
The director and accompanist praised for their work training a group of 50 boys and girls who formed the cast. Cast members include Richard Stolle Helene Gundacker Norma Smith Vivian Glascock Saille Belle Ainsworth Robert Graham Max Terry Burdette Carroll Howard Sullivan George Jr John Roach and Helen Humphry.
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Richard Stolle
Helene Gundacker
Norma Smith
Vivian Glascock
Saille Belle Ainsworth
Robert Graham
Max Terry
Burdette Carroll
Howard Sullivan
George Jr
John Roach
Helen Humphry
Meyers Defeats Byland in Straight Falls
Chicago light heavyweight Johnny Meyers, reigning middleweight champion, defeated Bobby Byland of Minneapolis in straight falls last night. The first fall lasted 47 minutes 28 seconds, the second 1 minute 27 seconds. Both wins came by a double wrist lock.
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Lew Green
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