Ford backs Coolidge for third term in exclusive interview
Henry Ford declares support for Cal Coolidge's third term in a Detroit interview. He praises the president's record, says Ford has no political ambitions, and discusses charity, stressing true charity as creating opportunities rather than money gifts. He also notes employing ex-convicts and aiding social programs.
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Penn sentenced to Indeterminate term at Anamosa
Clarence Penn, a confessed house prowler from Iowa City, was sentenced yesterday to an Indeterminate term not to exceed 0 years in the Anamosa reformatory. A separate note references the common ancestry of modern chickens to the red jungle fowl of Sumatra and India.
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Triple Tragedy Strikes Buckley Family in Minutes
John Buckley of Chicago faces a chain of deaths after his sister in law dies in Omaha. Within seven minutes his wife collapses and dies, and their daughter Winifred is fatally struck outside as a crowd gathers. The incidents are linked by a startling thread of circumstances.
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Edison Partner of 1876 Dies in Berlin
Berlin July 7 INS Dr Sigmund Bergmann aged 76 privy councillor and years ago a partner of Thomas A Edison the noted inventor died in Berlin authorities reported Bergmann who helped Edison in early cryptographic and electrical ventures passed away after a long illness his partnership with Edison dated back to the 1870s in the United States and his later career remained closely tied to the industrial and scientific circles of Berlin
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Bergmann and Edison Early Telephone and Light Pioneers
Bergmann and Thomas A. Edison formed a partnership that led to a New York factory founded in 1876. There, Edison conducted early experiments yielding the telephone, phonograph, and electric lights.
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Blair Farmer Captured After Fourth of July Shooting
Oscar Grothe, 42, Blair farmer who shot Mrs. Connie Holman, 35, during a Fourth of July celebration, was captured near Blair after a three day pursuit. Grothe surrendered on a farm outside town while washing blood from his face. Holman, Grothe’s former housekeeper, remains hospitalized recovering from four gunshot wounds.
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Veterinarians Meet in Fort Dodge Iowa
The North Central Iowa Veterinary association held its semiannual meeting in Fort Dodge on July 7. The program included addresses and routine business, and the gathering will conclude with a banquet and dance tonight.
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Chiropractor to Attend Maurice J Francill in Waterloo
Personal physician engaged to Maurice J Francill world famed radio expert. He will receive daily adjustments this week to sustain his health amid a crowded wireless experiments schedule under The Waterloo Evening Courier auspices.
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Prohibition Era Views on Drinking and Prosperity
Mr. Blythe questions whether the nation is truly moist despite talk and whether the present economic prosperity stems in part from prohibition. He draws conclusions about the Eighteenth Amendment and the new psychology of drinking.
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