Hoover Westward Trip Sheds Light on Nomination
Secretary Hoover heads to Chicago for a four hour layover with Vice President Dawes before continuing to Wisconsin for the Brule River visit. The trip includes a San Francisco reception and Palo Alto dinner as he refines his acceptance speech amid cabinet transition, with Morrow and Butler named as possible successors.
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Washington
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Tilson
Connecticut
n+reau
Chicago
Dawes
Evanston
Coolidge
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Commerce Department
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Coolidge Offers Battleship to Take Home Body
Coolidge provides a battleship as transport to return the flier's body from the Mount Holly morgue after discovery of the wreckage. The body of the airman Carranza was found near the wreckage by a patrol from Camp Dix. A guard of honor was appointed by Maj. Gen. Hanson Ely, commander of the second corps area.
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Coolidge
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Carranza
Mount Holly
New York National Guard
Camp Dix
Hanson Ely
Second Corps
Pullman Porters Ready for Strike
New York reports 7500 Pullman porters nationwide poised to strike if their union is not recognized. The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters seeks recognition, $150 monthly wage, a 240 hour work month, and reinstatement for those discharged for union membership.
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New York
Brotherhood of Sleeping Gar Pocters
Illness May Delay Farm Parley In Des Moines
Des Moines July 14. Illness of William Hirth chairman of the corn belt committee may postpone the committee meeting here Monday. Milo Reno president of the Iowa Farmers union and a corn belt member sat at Hirth's bedside in a Columbia hospital today.
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Des Moines
Cms
William Hirth
Columbia
Corn -Bell
Milo Reno
Ilowa Farmers’ Union
Corm Belt Group
Hirth
Initer
Policeman Shot in Battle with Thieves in Davenport
Davenport police officer Bennie Geertz lies in a hospital in critical condition after a gun battle with two robbers who raided a fuel company office safe. One suspect is believed wounded in the right side. the escapees fled the scene after the confrontation around two o'clock.
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Davenport
Bennie” Geertz
Waterloo Golfers Set for State Kiwanis Tourney
Waterloo golfers will compete in the State Kiwanis club golf tournament on August 13 at Fort Dodee. H Lommer, chairman of the athletic committee, selects and leads the group representing Waterloo for the event.
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Waterloo
Fort Dodee
AL H. Lommer
Temperatures Forecast for Friday Weekend
Frigid details unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicates maximum Friday near 79 with minimums for Saturday around 7 a.m. and 12 a.m. Readable elements show a weather forecast focus on temperatures for the next two days.
Judge Hasner Nominated by Bipartisan Iowa Conventions
Judge Ralph W. Hasner of Independence was renominated for the unexpired term in the Yen e judicial district after the death of Judge Stiles. The selection by both parties reflects a nonpartisan judiciary agreement, with Hasner running against no other candidate and the term ending December 1, 1930.
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Ralph W. Hasner
Independence. Ia
E. DB. Stiles
Yene Judicial District
Jl Ca. Mi.tacdasy
Back Hawk County
Hasner
G. W. Wood
H. B. Boies
Stiles
John Hammill
J. B. Newman
Cedar Falls
Caneaityation
J. & Chemey
Independente
Hubert Carr
Manchester
BR. J. O'Brien
Independence
Judge Hasner
Planes and rescue seek six Italia crash castaways
Kings Bay and the Russian ice breaker Krassin pressed to reach a site about 30 miles east of Foyn island hoping to recover six men who drifted from the Italia crash on May 25 and possibly Roald Amundsen. Captain Sora and Van Dongen, recently rescued, were taken aboard Citta Di Milano after being picked up near Foyn island by a Finnish plane.
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Kings Bay
Splitbergen
Vpe
Arctic
Krassin
Foyn Island
Roald Amundsen
Sora
Alpine Chasseurs
van Dongen
Tee
Ttalla
Citta di Milano
Ringling Performers Hurt in Car Crash
Three Ringling Brothers circus performers were injured when a street car struck a loaded wagon in South Bend Indiana on July 14. Albert Powell of New York City John Alneras of Mexico City and Mrs B M Warvine of North Adams Massachusetts were treated at hospital and ent rained with the circus after treatment.
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South Bend
Ind
ithRi
Ringling Brothers
Demo Candidate for Congress Visits Dubuque Today
Demo Candidate for Congress Leo Tierney a Dubuque attorney and Democratic hopeful attends in the city as an interested spectator at the Democratic district judicial cayven ow held in Waterloo this morning.
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Leo Tierney
Dubuque
Econgress
Democratic District Judicial Cayvenow
Waterloo
Grinnell Arrests At Wife's Request Prompt Probe
Local report details the arrest of William Wilson age 94 and Lela Ren shaw alias Lela baring Gris nell at a Grinnell address on a case initiated by the injured spouse. Sheriff notes an inquiry into abandonment of wife and five children. information drawn by Ralph Yravis awaits signature of the wife. Nearby, John Livingston, pilot, is slated to arrive tomorrow from San Pedro on Midwest Airways operations. Marriage licenses issued include Lester Hundley and Bernice Kuehne Cedar Falls, George D. McBeWell and Alyce B. Hadley Waterloo, Ralph Andreys and Florence Wilks Washington, Joseph W. Tennyson Cedar Falls, Tena H. Rewerts Cedar Falls.
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William Wilson
Lela Renshaw
Lela Baring
Adler Caonviennt
P Dushfind
Lester Hundley
Bernice Kuehne
Cedar Walls
George D. McBewell
Wacerin
Alyce B. Hadley
Waterlon
Ralph Andreys
Wrtenon
Florence Wilks
Watarioc
Jospeh W. Tennyson
Cedar Pals
Tena H. Rewerts
Cedar Falls
Boy in Train Death Sparks $1000 Reward Case
In Ashland Nebraska July 14 authorities reopen inquest into the death of Gordon Grigor a Cleveland youth killed after a fight with Burlington railroad agents as two boys tried to ride a freight train. A $1000 reward is posted for the recovery of James Berwald whose disappearance follows the same incident. The event prompts a broad, cross state inquiry and appeals to Boy Scouts and farmers to aid search.
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Ashland
Neb
INS
Dem
Gordon Grigor
Cleveland
Burlington Railroad
Aissing Pal
Omahs
Lins
jPergy
Recnor Stephens
New York City
Robert S. Bernard
James Berwald
Berwald
Grigor
Omaha
Jimmie
Stephens
Tadius
Gertrude Cgrrigor
Union Savings & Loan Association
A. Ideal Hotel
Denver
Bernard
Burlington
University Hospital
Schiefelbein
Saunders County
Conrad Barth
Brain Tests to North Exening Post
A fragment describes intelligence quizzes used in universities, noting correct answers eliminate wrong words, with examples like identifying the six sided figure and question about continents. It mentions timing, scoring, and that answers appear on another page.
Lutherans Elect Or Fandrey For His Second Term
Waverly Iowa July 14 Rev G A Fandrey of Chicago Illinois has been elected to his second term as president of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of Iowa and other states. Delegates voted to increase the budget for relief of superannuated clergymen and discussed merging the colleges at Waverly and Clinton to boost attendance and efficiency. A Church Art society, led by Herman Fritschel, Milwaukee, Wis, was approved to promote art in church construction and ornamentation.
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Ccoenior Sprriad Servi
Waverly
G. A. Fandrey
Chicago
Ill
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Clinton
Fprof
Herman Fritschel
Milwaukee
Wis
Bishop's Check for Ring Bounces Back
Chicago reports Reverend Axel Fryxell, claiming Swedish church leadership, held by police on charges of passing four checks with insufficient funds. He allegedly cashed the checks after paying a fine for candidates during confirmation services in New York. Visitors from Idaho, Mrs. Sedie McBride and her two children, are visiting relatives in town.
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Chicago
Axel Fryxell
Fryxel
Pollen
New York
Idaho
Sedie McBride
Boise
Eda
Floc
Guiknecht
Fifth Street West
Mexico Mourns Death of Good Will Flier Carranza
Mexico City July 14 mourned the tragic death of Capt Emilio Carranza known as the Lindbergh of Mexico after his nonstop flight crash near Mt Holly New Jersey on a New York to Mexico City attempt. Secretary of War Amaro ordered eight days of national mourning and plans were made for a national funeral and burial with extraordinary honors. Diplomatic and public figures expressed profound condolences as Americans and Mexicans reflect on the loss of a renowned airman and friend of the United States.
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Mexico
City
Emilio Carranza
New Jersey
Amaro
Carranza
Mier
Valbuerr Field
New York
Emilia
Washington
Mooresville
Estrada
United States
Mexico City
Calles
Manna
Fimillo Carranga
Lindbergh
Mt. Holly
N. J
Phil G. Hanna
Monterey
Mex
Hanna
CarraAnza
America
General Hanna
Iowa farmers face decline in horse numbers per farm
Des Moines report shows Iowa farms dropping below three horses per farm as 41,083 colts and about 680,000 horses remain needed for work. Secretary Thornburg warns replacement rates must rise, urging breeding of top mares to gem stallions despite rising tractor use. Mules remain steady in most regions.
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Sernirey
Des Moines
Iowa
M. G. Thornburg
State Department of Agriculture
Thornburg
Towa
West Central
Rnte
Central
Northwest
Tewa
South Central
Cass Party Finds Alaska Interesting
Mr and Mrs T Cass depart from Broadway for Oska Jornada to spend the weekend. Mr and Mrs Cara with Mrs Joseph A Schiel have just returned from a tour of British Columbia and Alaska by rail to Seattle and boat up the coast. Cass found Alaska highly interesting with potential for industrial development.
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T .$. Cass
Broadway
Oska- Jornada
Cara
Joseph A. Schiel
Cass
British Columbia
Alaska
Beattle
Wash
Amaka
Art boom in London auctions tops five million dollars
London art and literary sales at Christie’s and Sotheby’s soar with over 5 million dollars in three months. The Holford collection alone grossed 2 million over two days, including a Raphael Madonna for 875,000 and Rembrandt pieces near 250,000 each.
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London
Christie’s
Sotheby's
America
Joseph Duveen
Sir George Holford
Rembrandt
Messrs. Knoedter
van Ouyck
Abbe Scagla
Holland
Cuyp
Stistermans
Hawkins
Earl Bowe
Kipling
James Barrie
Charge Bernard Shaw
Conrad
Stevenson
Jane Austen
Charlotte Brent
Niewlac
Nelsons and Wolfe bound over on nuisance charges
Algona July 14 Justice W C Dawson bound over Mr and Mrs 3 A Nelson of Seneca and Ed Wolfe of Algona to the county grand jury on charges of maintaining nuisances.
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Algona, Taj
A. Nelson
Seneca
Ed Wolfe
Algona
Jessith ‘County
W. C. Dawson
International Briefs Snapshots From Around the World
A mixed bag of short dispatches notes Raskob’s potential split from Philadelphia’s Republican leaning Union League over Hoover support, Caolitti’s health, a Vesoul express crash injuring American travelers, Smith’s presidential bid endorsed by bookbinders, and various sports and political items from Europe and the United States.
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Philadelphia
John J. Raskob
Union League
Hoover
Club
Democratic National Committee
Cavour
Jaly
Giovanni Caolitti
Aoe
France
Pour Americats
Hymans
New York
Troyes
America
Taday
Clyd River
Cambridge
Mass
Poulice Taday
Louis la Cedra
South Boston
Edward C. Ross
Bank
Jerry Gedzium
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Soan
Guethary
Spain
Seattle
Wash
Majon Picture Theatre Owners
H. Hays
Rocharenst
Ronmamna
Albany
Barver
Zulo
Irving Washburn
Santander
Atlantic
Baseball Results From National League and American League
The report lists scattered game scores and player names across both leagues. Players mentioned include Thomas Barg Bradley Simmons Derry Hofmann Ferguson Walsh Lemon Sebutte Malone Hartnett with teams Philadelphia and Detroit/Chicago area references appearing in fragmented lines.
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Boston
Barg
Tuscelf
Bradley
Simmons
Derry
Hofmann
National
Philadelphia
Ferguson
Walsh
Lemon
Sebutte
Malone and
Hartnett
How Sound Pictures Work In Early Film Tech
Hollywood July 14 The article explains two main methods for sound in early films: disk systems like Vitaphone and film-based Movietone. It covers microphones, recording speeds, soundtracks on the film edge, and how sound is synchronized with lip movements, noting many technical differences among systems.
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Hollywood
Cali
Fox
Warner Brothers
Ike Vitaphone
Movietone
Fphotophone
Pimatone
Auto Death Rate in New York State Is Below Average
New York July 14. The Automobile death rate among New York City's industrial population is below national average and below New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Three of every 19 industrial fatalities nationwide come from motor vehicle operation. New York rate 16.4 per 100000. national 19.1. Neighboring states New Jersey 22.4 Pennsylvania 20.4 Connecticut 17.8. Idaho highest 62.4. Canada fatalities rising. U.S. rise faster among Negroes than whites.
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New York
Empire State
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
a_ bulletin
Metropolitan Life T Suvarce Company
Idaho
Canada
Uttte
United States
Kidwell Hurt in Auto Accident Claims Police
Arthur Bidwell of 22313 Taupton street told police he was badly injured when a parked Chevrolet was sideswiped by Ernest Johnson who swerved to avoid an oncoming Ford. Kidwell, assisting to start the Chevy, was knocked unconscious and suffered cuts requiring stitches, plus back and chest injuries. He was taken home.
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Kidwell
Arthur Bidwell
Taupton Street
Minning Board of
Errnest Johnson
Whitney Road
Rainbow Drive
Whatfield Avenue
Kidwell Tole
Col- Maton
Johnson
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