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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1924

Page

9

Davis Tour to Speak Across Nation in Weeks

News Star reports Democratic presidential candidate John W. Davis will campaign for six weeks starting Sept. 1, touring the country with radio support and refining his acceptance speech. He favors a constitutional amendment to require treaty ratification by both houses. Chadbourne may head the Democratic finance panel.

David Sentner Tetep Wtloni News Star Jack Hacker Islebero John W. Davis Davis Congress Senate Thomas L. Chadbourne Democratic Finance Committee Chadbourne New York Adoo Frank L. Polk Seven Hundred Acre Island Nora Hei Locust Valley Lone Island Tssuce iBy United Press Washington, D. C la Follette Joint Executive Committee of Electors Senator la Follette Kentucky Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Virginia Tennessee Ohio Arkansas Railroad Brotherhoods Labor Big Four Howell-Barkley Railroad Labor Board Longworth Garrett House Shields Burton Cooper Stanley Brotherhood Capper Coolidge Dawes Howell Nebraska White House

Mandell to Meet Frankie Bush at Electric Park Fight

J Mandell faces Frankie Bush in a six round bout at Electric Park Tuesday night. Rockford Al Mandell is brother to Sammy Mandell and Bush hails from Pennsylvania. The charity bout benefits Disabled War Veterans with 60 percent of proceeds. Two other scraps are planned for the event.

Joe Mandell Rockford Sammy Manden Frankie Bush Pennsylvania Electric Park Mandell Bush Sammy

Railroads suspend automatic control installation nationwide

Washington July 26 reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission indefinitely suspended the date by which 42 railroads in the United States would have had to install automatic control systems. The action halts the mandate and delays expected compliance timelines.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce “Talon

Wills and Probates Show Varied Attitudes Across Society

A historical survey notes diverse approaches to making wills, from obsessive reselection of beneficiaries to fear of the task. Clerks advise destroying unused wills to avoid probate costs, while many die intestate or leave broad survivorship provisions. Wills may hold odd quirks, including a father’s plea to a wayward son, and storage varies among clerks vaults, attorneys, banks, and homes.

Willis J. W. Thompson Thompson

Dodge Brothers All Steel Body Car Demonstration

Dodge Brothers claim superior value with an all steel sedan body showcased at Hare ter B. Hull company in Fourth and Franklin. The educational display highlights full steel construction versus wood framed bodies, promising safety, rigidity, space, visibility, and enamelable finish at a reduced cost. The exhibit runs until mid next week with a folding seat sleeping car feature noted in the display.

Hare Ter B. Hull Company Fourth Franklin Hull Company Dodge Brothers

Births Reported Across Many Families in July

A record of numerous birth announcements lists parents and addresses with July birth dates for children named John Joseph Eurene Lenay Elma Charlotte Leonard Alfred Maxine Charles William Leona Lavon Patricia Ann Maryland Marius Mac Anna Clarice and more across Waterloo Cedar Heights and St Francis area hospitals. In other news Manuel Araullo chief justice of the Philippine islands died in Manila at age noted, with Supreme Court justices appointed by the president of the United States.

Harold PF. Exing Fairview John Joseph John A Bruns Mildred Eurene Lenay Gustav Guth Franklin Elma Charilotte George I. Webber St. Francis Hospital Leonard Alfred Benjamin F. Shepherd Lafayette Robert Edward Darwin Pitts Vine Maxine Spencer J. Swartz Burton Charles William Mark T. Frye Waterloo Leona Lavon Thomas Dolan Gahic Patricia Ann Fatts Som William Stephen Nmrs Leonard Relter Anna Clarica John I. Dolan South San Charles Joseph Herbart Griffith Cottage Elains Island Manila Manuel Araullo Philippine Islands Supreme Court Staten

Two in Custody Seek Release by Habeas Corpus

Habeas corpus proceedings begin in municipal court to free Eugene N. McCallum held in Black Hawk county jail amid embezzlement claims from Polk county. A separate petition targets E A Leighton for detaining Alex Nyholm in Wisconsin Rapids without bond. Hearings set for Mondays before Judge J W Gwynne. Birdsall & Birdsall represent the plaintiffs. J H Meyers is counsel.

HH. T. Wagner Eugene N. McCallum E. A. Leighton Relerse Alex Nyholm Fall County Wisconsin Rapids Wis McCallum Black Hawk County Polk County Wagner Birdsall Leighton Nyholm J. H. Meyers J. W. Gwynne

Deaf college alumni hold silent reunion in Washington

Washington hosts a decade apart reunion of Gallaudet College graduates. The event showcases deaf and hard of hearing alumni thriving as ministers, teachers, scientists, and professionals across the country. Many publish newspapers, serve in government, or work in industries from chemistry to architecture.

Melton Mackaye Washington Bb. C Galkwadet College National School of Higher Education For the Deaf Gailandet Heg University of Silence Congress Gallaudet House Senate Hart Lie Gospel Episcopal Methodist Baptist New York Philadelphia Chicago Smunller Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Athol Mass Arlington M. J Carolina R’s Navy War Department State Department Bureau of Standards Census Bureau Brooklyn

Tennessee State School for the Deaf In competition

The building will be completed and graduates pursue diverse careers in business real estate printing engraving and farming. Dr Hall notes graduates face prejudices about their disability and must prove themselves to potential employers to overcome barriers.

Tennessee State School For the Deaf Buslneak — Row Hall Erin Munleato

Interparty Debate Sparks Coolidge Support in Local Poll

Reporters record a morning discussion among voters with a strong lean toward Coolidge for president. Among 45 respondents, 37 express support for Coolidge, 10 for Davis, and 2 for Folk. Voters cite individual merit over party allegiance, signaling potential Republican support.

Amawera Cayo Linen Coolidge Mattarry Todge Theay Hemselvas Ea Follett Nis Tone

Three Hurt When I. G. Train Derails Near Trestle

Obion February 26 three persons were injured when a Illinois Central Pomona limited train derailed near a trestle over the Obion River. The tender buckled on approach, seven cars left the rails, and an observation car plus a rear sleeping car overturned while other cars stayed upright. Traffic was delayed for hours as wrecking crews cleared debris.

Robbers Seize $42,000 In Moscow Messenger Weave

In Moscow on July 26 a confidential state bank messenger was held up by five armed men. They stripped the messenger of $42,000 and hijacked a police commissariat automobile, prompting a chase through crowded streets before the robbers escaped.

Moscow State Bank Imen Commissariat of Froxner

First Woman Seeks Democratic Governor Nomination

In Texas the Democratic primary centers on the race for governor featuring Mrs. M A Ferguson as the leading female candidate among eight others. The contest highlights issues of women in government and the fight against Democratic party domination.

Farmer- Lahore Texas M. A. Ferguson Tempie James BE. Perkinson

Texas gubernatorial candidates and saw mill project noted

In Texas politics, Arnor appears on the ballot with eight rivals in a governor race. rivals include Judge Felix Robertson who allegedly has Klan support, with other contenders named in Dallas Houston Temple Marshall and Austin. A new giant sawmill with 406 to 500 million feet annual capacity is set to start in Longview, Washington, this summer.

Arnor Texas Polt Lhe Runny Becauss Felix Robertson Data I. Maddox Houston Wred W. Davia Austin Longsview Wash

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