Hoover Becomes Pro-American Foreign Policy Figure
Palo Alto July 26 Herbert Hoover will declare a broad foreign policy during the campaign aimed at stamping him as Rooseveltian in spirit with sole loyalty to U S interests He favors strong national defense a wartime draft price controls and safeguarding American sovereignty in international affairs He opposes canceling foreign debts supports the world court in limited role upholds the Monroe Doctrine and emphasizes enforcing safety of American lives and property in the western hemisphere
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Palo Alto
Cal
INS
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Joch
Boover
America
United States
Bolters in Solid South Face Ballot Law Hurdles
The piece discusses Democratic bolt threats affecting the Hoover vote, noting strict party rules and state election laws in the South that require six months registration or tax payment. It explains how such rules hinder recruiting Hoover supporters, especially unregistered independents and many women voters, potentially limiting Hoover gains.
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Boliefs
Hoover
Hooever
South
New York
Prohibition Inspires New American Beverages Rise
Washington reports Prohibition boosts taste for new drinks including alfalfa tomato juice and kraut juice. Agriculture department scientists note nutritious value. Dr J W Sales highlights beet and alfalfa extracts as beneficial beverages. Army transfer notices follow with staff moves to Ames and Rock Island arsenal. Council Bluffs visitors arrive for 10 weeks with relatives in nearby area.
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Washington, D.C
J. W. Sales
Food and Drug Control Division
Ais
Ames
T. M McGregor
Field Srullery
For
Braig
Town State College
Eflecye
Tme
Seventh Corps
G. D. Hunt
Atchison, Kaw
Rock Island Arsenal
Democrats to plead farm votes at Iowa convention
Des Moines July 26 An appeal to farm voters will be urged to rally to the Democratic standard as the best path to agricultural relief through legislation. The convention will draft a state platform, select a new state central committee, and plan a broad campaign. G A Kenderdine Iowa City will be temporary chairman and keynote speaker. Local party leaders consider J W Reynolds, W W Marsh and others in line for posts.
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Des Moines
Towa
Kansas City
G. A. Kenderdine
Iowa City
Feneral
Chaiman
Houston
W. J. Maulsby
Democratic State Central
Charles D. Huston
Cedar Rapids
State Central Committee
Maulsby
J. W. Reynolds
Creston
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Brain Tests and Funeral Notices from New York Post
Test key symbols appear with correct answers and a sample A-25 rubric. The page lists funeral services for Mrs. Mare and Ells O’Keefe, with burial at Calvary and a Rosary meeting at Sacred Heart church, plus a table of numbers and a note that answers appear on the Society Page.
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Margaret FE
Mare
Gare
Ells O'Keefe
Jerday
Fo Doherty
Andolph Street
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
Mate
Calvary
The
Rosary Society of
Fae
BBC Ash
Ays
TABAL
Aargig
VSM M
Ihe Howe
Talim Rotard
Marines attack Sandino rebels at Camp 13 near Honduran border
American Marine fliers bombed a rebel camp near the Honduran border south of the Poteco and Coco rivers. Five planes engaged as insurgents opened fire. Marines returned fire with rifles, machine guns, and bombs. Casualty claims were unconfirmed but believed present among Sandino's bodyguard. The lumber mill camp, seized by rebels and owned by a German named Gulcke, was targeted after prior fire.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Augustine Sandino
Twe
Ross E. Powell
Migrte Air Service
L. M. Bourne, Jr
Honduran
Gulcke
Iowa State Fair Hopes For Record Attendance and Big Shows
Des Moines reports Iowa's state fair aims for a $2 million attendance with Aug 22 31 dates. Premiums exceed $197000, livestock show to attract 4000 to 6000 head, and expanded youth and women's exhibits to feature heavily. Weather is the key factor as managers push new grandstand and entertainment programs including five days of horse racing and mass musical acts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fairfield
Men’s County Farm Bureau
Federal Department
Washington
Creatore
Wiil
Monahan Post
Sioux City
American Legion
Farm Bureaut
Howard County
Iowa National Guard Review
Gur Erpar Hanimull
Inmates of State Hospital Caught Fishing Illegally
Two inmates at Independence State Hospital were arrested at Wapsle Creek for using 11 and nine trot lines, far exceeding the legal one at a time. Justice ruled the patients not responsible due to mental unbalance, and the hospital superintendent was later exonerated after promising to stop the practice.
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Anisherman
John
Jago
Fish and Gun
Wapsle Creek
Independence
A. m
Crughe
Justice of the Peace
Minister's Home Robbed During Wedding
Sioux City report says jewelry and clothing valued at 500 dollars and 365 dollars in cash were stolen from Rev. Edwin F. Rippey's home while he officiated at a wedding last night. Building permits list private garages for John G. Miller and W. B. Howell with costs ranging from 100 to 1,700 dollars and 250 dollars for a kitchen addition.
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Sioux City
Edwin F. Rippey
John G. Miller
Millilan West
Berich
Kimball
W. B. Howell
Independence
Obituaries of Selman Holdiman and Ed Norton
Marinary Selman Holdiman 68 died at 7:45 p.m. at his home following a paralytic stroke. Born September 16, 1859 near Naperville Illinois he moved to town with his parents at age five. He married Caroline Danner at Waterloo who died seven years ago. He later married Anta Brasch and survives. He belonged to Gallary Evangelical Church and was a carpenters union member. Surviving are one son Fred Holdiman of Anchorage Alaska and five grandchildren plus five stepchildren. The body is at Petersen Bros mortuary. Mrs Ed Norton 64 of Zuma Street died at 12:40 p.m. today in a local hospital from paralysis after being admitted July 17. Surviving are a sister Mrs Clara Hinkle of Golden, Colorado and nephew Ira Hinks of Park Avenue West and a great-grandson Harold Hinkle of 453 Columbia Street. The body is at Petersen Bros mortuary.
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Selman Holdiman
Jeremiah Holdiman
Saxon Street
Naperville
Caroline Danner
Waterloo
Airs
Anta Brasch
Gallary Evangelical Churesh
Carpenters’ Unnion
Ione Son
Fred Kelciman
Anchorage
Alaska
Harry Ifaquith
Walerloo
Alvin Brasch
Dunkerton
Arthur Braseh
Cedar jPalis
E. W. Brown
We‘lerloo
Petersen Bros
EB. Norton
Ed W Norton
Zuma Street
Temperatures for Wednesday and Thursday Forecast
Maximum Wednesday and minimum Wednesday night through Thursday show a 7 pm. move. Thursday dawn shows low temperatures with a slight rise in the afternoon as the day progresses.
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JL A. Mu
Restaurant Man at Falls Faces Bankruptcy Adjudication
Apendion in bankruptcy by George S Travids proprietor of the College Innstaurant Cedar Falla was set for adjudication in May with J E Jordan federal referee for north est Town Debts totaling 4284 68 are scheduled of which 2950 is secured by chattel mortgages Assets stock fixtures and household goods 4022 1 000 exempt Marriage Licenses Robert Hernk Cedar Rapids Dr Milared C Morgan Cedar Rapids 29
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Apendion
George S. Travids
College Innstaurant
Cedar Falla
J. E. Jordan
North
Est
Chattel Morigages
Lanphier Honors Lohrville at Second Community Day
Major Thomas G. Lanphier served as guest of honor at Lohrville's second annual community day. He arrived from Belfridge field, renewed old friendships, and attended a parade and photograph session in front of his former home before delivering an address as residents gathered to celebrate. He planned to depart the next day.
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Lohrville
Thomas G. Lanphier
Major Lanphier
Belfridge Field
John
Omaha
Dar
Langher
Boies Wife Injured In Auto Crash Near Sheldon
Mrs W D Boies wife of Congressman W D Boies of Sheldon is hospitalized in Gram with a fractured hip and other injuries after a morning automobile crash en route to Lake Okoboji Two other women were injured Attendant says her recovery is likely Mrs John Hain D Dean both of Sheldon the driver and another passenger were injured but not seriously
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Sheldon
W. D. Boies
Gram Hospital
Lake Okobol
Boles
John Hain
D. ©. Dean
Hometown fete welcomes air tour winner at Wausau
In Wausau Wisconsin on July 26 Pilot John Wood returned from the national reliability air tour to a crowd of over 4000 citizens. He led the procession of 32 planes into Alexander field and the fliers stayed for a three hour stop before departing for Milwaukee.
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Wausau
Wis
John ‘Wood
De‘aroit
Alexander Air Field
Wood
Milwaukee
Wauseu
Eastern Star Demands Entrance At Convention
Denver report notes several hundred members of the Order of Eastern Star stormed the city auditorium after being denied entry to an executive session of the triennial convention where a ritual revision was to be discussed. Gov Hammill and Grand Patron Jerguson tried to calm the crowd, but ushers were overwhelmed and the demonstration ended after about an hour.
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Denver
Order of Eastern Star
City
Order
John Hammill
Towa
Phillips Jerguson
Espinosa Leads Western Open With Strong Day Two
Al Espinosa of Chicago led the Western Open golf field on the second day at North Shore. He carded 37 on the back nine after a solid front, finishing tied for third with Tin Noonan as Chick Evans struggled in the rain delay and other leaders eyed the approaching final rounds. The scene included players Bill Tin idler and Phil Hessler among a crowded leaderboard with about 1,000 workers noted in the industrial region.
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Bill Tin
Idler
Anderton
Ind
Phil Hesssler
Bristow
Okla
No Place For Game Says Protectionists In New York
In New York City on July 26 an article argues gunfire is only one factor in wildlife decline. It cites habitat loss water and food shortages, fences, farming, deforestation, and pollution as roots of disappearing game. It urges food, cover, sanctuary, breeding, and stricter enforcement, plus organized sportsmen action to save hunting.
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New York City
American Game Protective Association
Las
United States
America
Speed News Service In Japan Aims For Faster News
Yosia reports speed news service by Japanese combine to speed news gathering outside large cites. Rengo news agency forms with Japanese Provincial Press league to improve telegraph and telephone transmission delays. The plan units provincial papers with Associated Press style to reduce transmission lags.
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SPEED
Yosia
Japan
Rengo
Uan
Provincial Press League
Associated Press
Rouge
Genaue
Coal Dealers Warn Of Rising Prices After Summer Slump
Local coal dealers report overproduction keeps prices low through summer as demand falls. They expect prices to rise once northwest buyers return in August and warn that railcar shortages could occur if purchases are delayed. Dealers stress keeping coal moving to prevent future supply bottlenecks before snow.
Penniless Woman Wins B. A. Degree at Columbia University
New York July 26 Mrs Bessie Bodyfield 45 of Edgewater Colorado earned a B A from Teachers College Columbia University and a $1,000 pay out after a 30 year struggle. She traveled to New York with a coffin to pay her fare and worked at Union Theological Seminary before finishing her degree.
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New York
Teachers' College
Columbia University
Bessie Bodyfield
Edgewater
Col
Columbia
Bodyfield
Union Theological Seminary
Teachers’ College
Dean Russell
West
Kansas
New Mexico
West Althe
Subway
Chiropractors Discuss Legislation Affects Profession
The Black Hawk County Chiropractors society meeting at the Oxford hotel Cedar Falls featured a discussion of pending state laws impacting chiropractic practice. Dr. William Roth and Dr. A R B Turnbull reported, with Dr. C H Hoy and Drs Earl Jacoby Guernsey Day Gilbert Manson Clark and Marthe Cowey of Waterloo and Cedar Falls listed among speakers and Dr R B McWilliams presenting a report on advertising.
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Black Hawk
Earl Jacoby
D. Guernsey
Mary BE. Day
3. W. Gilbert
W. G Manson
CG. Clark
Waterloo
Marthe Cowey
Cedar Falls
President Coolidge to Visit Tron Range
Superior Wis July 26 President Coolidge will visit the tron ranges of northern Minnesota Aug 2 as announced at the executive offices today. Mercedes Gleitz quits Irish Channel swim London typist abandoned attempt to swim the Irish Channel between Donaghadee and Port Patrick at 3 pm. Cuban music rule targets Cuban sailorship and aims to curb American jazz in public dances.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Tron Ranges
Minnesota
Port Pabrick
Scotland
Mercedes Gleitz
London
Donaghader
Ireland
Port Patrick
Cunan Congress
Cardinal Issues Dress Rules for Women and Boys
Cardinal Gamba issues archdiocesan dress rules for all ages. The circular requires women and boys to wear modest clothing covering elbows and knees, with neck exposure limited and non transparent fabrics. Violations may lead priests to refuse communion and bar serving as godmother at baptisms and confirmations.
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Cardinal Gamba
Chicago scandal roils mayor as pressures mount
A sprawling Chicago corruption story drags in Mayor Thompson and political ally William Crowe. Officials fear resignations as evidence links city hall to gangland crime. The special grand jury probes graft, misappropriation, and inflated taxes while public anger grows.
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States Attorney's Office
Chicago
Thorpsori
Green Bay
Wis
May ‘Thompson
Themeyer
Crowe
Robrt E. Crowe
America First
Underworld
John A. Swangton
Deneen
William McSwiggen
Charles Speneen
Swan Son
Hughes
Ring
Michael Faherty
Public Works
Hugh Friend
Thompson
Faherty
Boulevard Links
Municipal Pier
Soldier's Field
Oter
Samuel Edelson
Eilers
Morris Eller
Emmanuel Eller
City Hall
Sig Bill
Detroit batter struck by pitch in batting practice
Detroit player Achick Gallaway was rushed to a hospital after being struck on the head by a pitch from Haskell Billings before a Tigers Yankees doubleheader. His condition was not serious. George Moriarity sent him for examination. In Marshalltown, Carl Sapp, 16, recovered from lockjaw after three weeks, leaving hospital after blood poisoning from a nail injury.
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Detroit
Mich
Achick
Gallaway
Infelder
Haskell Billings
George Moriarity
Marshalltown
Jorxjaw
Carl Sapp
Hosipital
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