Hoover Coolidge Strategy Shaping Republican Campaign
Superior Wis July 17 Hoover and President Coolidge held talks on campaign strategy and party planning during Hoover's visit. Hoover to remain commerce secretary until successor named and to proceed with official notification at Stanford. Father in law G O Henry near death. Allen Hoover travels as update on Hoover family health circulated.
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Superior
Wis
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Unergummer- White House
Palo Alto
Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Sici
Wisconsin Hills
White House
Sivider Tange
Commerce Department
Hubert Work
Inerior
Republican National Committee
Goolidge
Brule
Twin Cities
Omaha
Nebraska City
San Francisco
Young
Rolph
Leland Stanford University
Lacerville
Cal
G. O. Henry
Herbert‘ Hoover
Allen ‘Hoover
Young Hoov
Seoul
Knute M. Knudson 46 dies after illness in Iowa
Knute M Knudson died suddenly at a local hospital from pneumonia and complications at age 46. He was born in Norway in 1882 and emigrated to America at age eight, later settling in Garden City Iowa. He worked for the Illinois Central railroad and recently served as conductor on the Waterloo Port Badge line. Survived by widow Thea Thompson and three children Thordles Kenneth and Gerald. siblings and parents listed. He lies in state at O Keefe Towne mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Knute” M. Knudson
Knute M. Knudson
Pine Street
Mr. Knudson
Norway
America
Illinois
Garden City
Thea Thompson
Ilinois Central
Waterloo-Port
Thordles
Kenneth
Gerald
Cherokee
K. A. Knudson
G. A. Knudson
H. H. Nelson
Conrad Harestad
Marshalltown
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Hoover Leads In Poll With 2 to 1 Margin
The piece notes Hoover ahead by two to one in a local poll. Scattered poll items list occupations and names including laborers and housewives, with Alf Smith referenced regarding past service as a guide for candidate choice.
Giolitti Dead in Rome After Uremic Poisoning
World figures quick to send condolences as Giovanni Giolitti aged about 85, five time Italian prime minister, dies in Rome after uremic poisoning. He remained conscious to the end and told his daughter he was at peace. For four decades he led Italian politics before Mussolini’s rise.
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Rome
Cavour
Giovanni Giolittt
Italy
Ito Uremle
Mussolini
Gioutoi
Prominent Scientist Michelson Undergoes Operation
U R Professor Albert A Michelson aged 75 dean of scientists at the University of Chicago and Nobel prize winner had surgery at Presbyterian Hospital for a bladder ailment. His doctor advised the operation before resuming research at Mount Wilson Observatory in California on light speed. He had strained himself in a recent tennis match.
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Chicago
U.R
Albert A.michelson
University of Chicagoland
Presbyterian Aoapital
Here
Mount Wilson Observatory
Galifornia
Fragmented Opinions on Al Smith and Hoover in 1928 Debates
A compilation of quoted voices shows mixed reactions to Al Smith and Herbert Hoover. Business figures discuss electability and party lines while farmers and workers express varying loyalties, noting farm relief, party alignment, and regional sentiment as pivotal factors.
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al Smith
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Farmer
Hanover
Lowa
Battle Infantile Paralysis Early Battle
New York authorities and researchers plan a coordinated attack on potential outbreaks of infantile paralysis this summer and fall. Doctors emphasize advances in medicine, though no satisfactory immunization exists yet, a recovered-patient serum may help if given early.
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New
York
Black Hawk Tribe Wins Boy Scout Camp Carnival
Announcement today honors Hoy Scouts after a week at camp.64 boys divided into tribes competed in water carnival and various activities. Black Hawk led by Hubert Howe won the water event while Chippewa led by Verne Harper took top honors for test work and inspections.
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Hoy
Black Hawk Tribe
Hubert Howe
Verne Harper
Wendall Johnson
Dela
Ervin Sternberg
Dubugie
Sper Cinax
Wirt Hoxle
Franklin Law
Albert Buntson
Arthur Waterbury
Wilford Clark
Kenneth McAndrew
Plenerring
LeRoy Furry
Troup
Burr Boyd
Clarksville
Edward Manion
Robert Kieler
Ethan Akin
Grundy Center
Alfred Potter
William Parryback
Leo Lewis
Albert Bentson
Charles Clark
Richard Goss
William Fuhrman
Waverly
Lowell Bellis
Clarks Yile
Jack Manion
Clarence Esserman
Bir Boyd
Cook arraigned on murder charge in district court
Kenneth Grok indicted for the murder of Donald Pint and set for arraignment at 10 A M Tuesday in district court Judge G W Wand fixed the arraignment time. Five men Tracy Wake Neld Gene Payton Grant Barber Jake Garber and Ora Benson indicted for egnor law violations pleaded not guilty at arraignment.
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Kenneth Grok
Donald Pint
G. W. Wand
Tracy Wake- Neld
Gene Payton
Grant Barber
Jake Garber
Ora Benson
Minneapolis family buys assets of Electrical Research & Manufacturing Co
Surles representing Harding Investment Co of Minneapolis purchased the assets of the Electrical Research & Manufacturing Co at 2001 Westfield Avenue in a receiver's sale for 3550 dollars. The machinery includes lathes punch presses nickel plating outfit and miscellaneous automatic equipment. Fixtures and book accounts were included in the sale.
Woman Injured in Auto Crash in New Hartford
Mrs Clyde Garner of New Hartford Ta is cut on the forearm when the car she rode in, driven by H J Reynolds of 315 Argyle Street, collided with a second car in the 400 block of Sycamore Street at 12 30 pm. Her condition is not serious.
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Clyde Garner
New Hartford
H. J. Reynolds
Argyle Street
Sycamore Street
Garner
Ratification Predicted for Lutheran Merger in Midwest
The Iowa and Wisconsin Lutheran bodies anticipate prompt ratification of a merger plan at their triennial convention. Delegates from the Iowa synod expressed approval, with a merger committee named including As Fandrey and G G Prottengeter. A hymnal was provisionally adopted and an English version of Luther's writings was approved for use.
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Waverly
Chile
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Towa Synod
Riss P
Boermann
Blue Island
Ohia Chren
Iowa Society
Fandrey
Chicago
G. G. Prottengeter
H. Hartig
Minneapolis
Minn
E. W. Matzner
Marine City
Mich
Mex Fritschel
Dubuque
Brugezner
Hebron
Wneb
Knappe
Clinton
Luther
Catechism Presented by Dr M Reu in Dubuque
A notice notes that a catechism was presented by Dr M Reu from Dubuque along with associated references. The fragment mentions Lutheran bodies and local names such as Tullys denslek, indicating regional church context.
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M. Reu
Dubuque
Dubuqi
Mexican Bandit Era Ties to Americans and Kiwanis Leader
David A. Wallace, assistant superintendent at John Deere Fractor Company, told Kiwanis members that the Mexican bandit Villa was once viewed as an ally of Americans and Kiwanis, aiding a company’s supply trains during mining operations in Mexico. He described Villa’s ties ending after a rift over revolutionary aims and noted Mexico’s wild game, including turkey hunting, as a native sport.
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Villa
David A. Wallace
John Deere ‘Fractor Company
Kiwanis
Sanene Wallace
Mexico
Klan Declines Involvement In 1928 Politics Says Evans
Dr Hiram Wesley Evans leads a biennial Klan gathering announcing the group will not enter political campaigns this year despite hot issues especially religion. Senator Heflin of Alabama is slated to speak on Klan business as grand dragons from many states attend the meeting.
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Chicago
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram
Wesley Evans
Klan
Evans
Heffin
Alabama
War’s End Promise Shapes Moral Unity, Says Leader
A speaker urged an end to war and a universal feeling of brotherly love emphasizing human relationships over conflict. The statement framed outlawing war as essential to lasting peace and global harmony.
Human Adjustment World’s Great Problem
Rev. W. Dr. Moore, pastor at Newton, Tennessee, spoke at the Canopus club luncheon at Black’s tearoom. He said the next great problem in the world is adjusting human relationships in step with progress in science and education.
Indians Seek Abducted Winnebago Maiden in Sioux City
Sioux City police join hunt for a 14 year old Winnebago girl abducted last night near the Winnebago reservation in Nebraska. Two young brothers of her tribe are the alleged abductors. authorities withhold names as investigators pursue leads. The parents opposed the suitor who pursued the girl after she repulsed him.
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Ins
Tony
Winnebago
Neb
Faney
Bue
Boiler Reset Planned at Waterloo Waterworks
After 12 years of service the third boiler at the Waterloo waterworks pumping relation will be reset and renovated. Work will begin in a few days under the supervision of A Hendry, superintendent and chief engineer. Estimated cost about $1.50.
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Waterloo
AW. A. Hendry
Seven Negroes Plead Guilty in Municipal Court
Seven defendants pleaded guilty in municipal court this morning in a disorderly house operation case. Henry Stewart and six others faced sentencing with Whit Harris awaiting results on July 21 at 9 a.m. Harris received a suspended $10 fine with costs. Other defendants included Brown of Mears Street, Billson of Fourth Street, Frank Watts of Oneida Street, Leander Howard of Bates Street, and H Nash of Fourth Street.
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Henry Stewart
Brown
Mears Street
Bill’ Son
Fourth Street
Frank Watts
Oneida Street
Leander Howard
Bates Street
H. Nash
Sale of La Porte Banks Real Estate Approved
The notice states the sale of La Porte Banks real estate in La Porte is approved. Mureny veosiverial bank of La Porte offers the farm real estate at 720. The purchaser assumes a mortgage of $12,000 with long Beach, California involved.
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LA Porte
Mureny, Veosiverial Bank
Porte Cettani Farm Real Estate
Hager
Long Beach
Cal
Weather Forecast Fragments Confuse Readers
A fragmentary weather note shows scattered words like temperatures and days but lacks coherent details. The readable items suggest partial data on highs and lows but no clear region, timing, or reliable forecast.
Reading Test Vocables and Classifications
A brain test from the Evening Post presents a vocabulary exercise with words spanning Mathematics Animals and Speech. Readers are asked to classify each term by writing its field in parentheses, followed by a brief list of names including marriage licenses for John J Charley and Elizabeth C Brown among others.
Souvenir Stickers Are Good Blinders
Otto Nobetter mayor of Accidente ville travels by motor tour. He pastes gummed stickers on his windshield to warn others while admitting his view is blocked. He is a fatalist who believes if he is doomed to die behind a wheel there is no use avoiding a crash.
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Otto Nobetter
Accidenteville
oOlto
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