Brookhart Triumph Signals Insurgent Surge In Iowa Primary
Brookhart’s victory over Cummins in Iowa’s senatorial primary marks a strong insurgent win against the Coolidge administration, seen as a sign of growing Republican upheaval. Analysts note Brookhart’s stinging attack on world court policy and Cummins’ more conservative stance, with broad implications for national politics and party unity.
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Washington, D
Albert J. Cummins
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
White House
Uglaws
Calvin Coolige
Cumming
Stalywairts- Ajzhast
Strdvarts
Colomins
Brookhirt
Resenaty
Houde
Cummins
Brokhart
Niots
Iser
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Indiana Watson and Robinson
Evie Oe
Reed
Derocral
Ausiguri
Tookhart
Read
Atend
Charles B. Warren
Umming
Brook ‘Hart
Forigs
Towa
Three Youths Plead Guilty to Attack on Teacher
De Kalb county youths Emerson Sims Stanley Rien and another pleaded guilty today to an attack on Miss Dorothy Westervelt a teacher at a northern DeKalb college area. Judge William Fulton will decide sentences in the next days as Westervelt was struck by a car April 14 and hurled from the vehicle in front of a friend’s home. the plea acknowledges the offense and the youths face prison terms ahead.
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Sycamore
Til Jane
INS
Emerson ‘Wisu
Stanley Sims
Leonard Rien
DeKalb County
Dorothy Westervelt
Wiliam
Fulton
Westersett
Fusion
88 Shooters Are Present for Iowa State Meet Here
88 shooters attend the Iowa state meet held locally as reports list scores and participants including Joh Slamond and George McGutelin. The article notes an annual meeting of the association with officers elected, naming Sdentt dns, Kautyky, and Dodge among others, with Hue M. Cooper as president.
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Iowa State
Joh Slamond
Opti
George McGutelin
Titonka
A Socia- Hon
Eagtes’ Hat Au
Prosini Ailice Hue M. Cooper
Marshalltown
Sdentt
Dns
Kautyky
United States Steel and rivals top billion-dollar asset firms
The United States Steel Corporation tops a trio of billion-dollar asset firms with total assets of 3,445,000,080. Alt, Tf and Standard Oil follow with over 1.6 to 1.2 billion each, while Ford Motors stands fourth with assets of 749,060,000. These figures are drawn from balance sheets filed in New York in June.
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U.S. Steel, Alt, & Tf
Standard Oil
New York
United State State! Corporation
Aneek Corporation
Serres
Amerie Telestagy & Telephone Co
Geaond
Sanford OF
New Jersey
Ile
Ford Motors Company
Rupket
Brookhart Wins Iowa Senate Nomination Fight in Primary
In Iowa the Republican primary produced Col Smith W Brookhart as front runner for the November Senate race defeating Albert B Cummins. Porter led Democratic hopefuls with a strong farm relief platform, while Clark hinted at uniting Brookhart and Clark forces if Brookhart is nominated. Brookhart leads daylong returns with about 47,891 ahead of Gummins. Clark totals 60,035. Brookhart’s share around 48.5 percent as nomination threshold looms. Des Moines reports note Brookhart’s supporters hail the result as vindication for farm relief and anti corruption stance.
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Alia
Iowa
Cummus
Sawa
Howard Clark
Des Moines
Porter
Claude J. Porter
United States
Wilson
Rookhart
Gumui
Gummins
Clark
Brookhart
J. Ray ‘Files
Fort Dodge
Col. Smith W.W. Brockbart
Whe
Senate
Sane
Land
Cok
Crookhart
Frank J. Land
Cumming
Howard 4. Clark
Che Agement
Death Row in Indiana Prisons Faces Four Executions
The Indiana State Prison death house is operating at capacity with four inmates slated for execution. The quartet includes Wallace McCutcheon Jr and three others, all under 25, awaiting the electric chair after murder convictions. Warnings and stays surround the cases as appeals progress.
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Suihigan City
Tak
Ji Be
Hina Glata
Watter
Death Bourne
Cally
Snilidnapalis
Negra
Jutya
Nin
MuCutcheon
Bette
John Wardite
Indianapolis
Rosewell Wleks
Wicks
Daly
Ig Emyers
Hierks
Lake County
Sanchaz
Dalysaya
State Suprem Court
Oryfus H Rhoades
Andkiahems
Rhoatas
Kknox County
Rhoades
Gov. Jackson
Five Congressmen Lead Opponents in Iowa Returns
Des Moines AP moves show five Republican congressmen holding leads as returns trickle in. C C Dowell leads Richard Hodson in the Seventh by about 4 to 7 with about half the precincts reporting. Gilbert Yangen leads Ewald Beermar in the Fourth by roughly 1,800 votes with a third of precincts counted. T Z B Robinson and Wm Ramseyer maintain smaller margins over George Banta and J Mellrath in the Third and Sixth districts, as two Democratic contests appear close. Early counts from 38 of 226 precincts in the Ninth district show W S Bradley ahead of John F Porterfield 29 to 483, and First district with 2 of 151 precincts reporting has James F Bell ahead of RLPF Wetcham 220 to 184.
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Des Moines
C.C. Dowell
Richard Hodson
Gilbert Yangen
Ewald Beermar
T. Z. B. Robinsoni
Ww. Ramseyer
George Banta
Fran
Honal
Farm Bloc Members Take Early Lead in State Senate Primary
Farm bloc figures in the Iowa State Senate show J D Reser and Brookhart leading in the early returns from seven days of voting. In Washington County Brookhart leads Carden 1671 to 3838 with Carer trailing. Buser tied with Wilson at 2950s, while Homey trails Cisde Topping with 12 of 27 precincts reporting.
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State Senate
J.D. Reser
Muscatine
Creckets
Washington-bnry County
Brookhart
Carer
Buser
Sam PF. Wilson
Meventine-Louisa
Homey
Cisde
Iowa Division G A R Meeting in Keokuk
Keokuk hosts Iowa Division G A R meeting with veterans and social events as the annual gathering continues through Thursday. Marriage license notices list Marcy Roh Martha Wobach Clair Barlas Thelma Messer among attendees and participants.
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Iowa
G. A
Keokuk
Death at Farewell Social Club Ends in Suicide
A man identified as Paradelphda Funes-Jdo seph Sunkowiteh entered the Social Club last night and toasted friends with a final drink. He then proclaimed a farewell before drawing a pistol, firing a shot into his body. He died an hour later.
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Paradelphda, Funes
Jdoseph Sunkowiteh
Robinson Wins Third Term Bid In 1901 Congressional Race
In several counties and precincts Robinson gathered clear majorities for a third term as representative. Total counts show Robinson leading George S. Banta across multiple districts with large margins in Dubie County and Wright County, while Manchester and Bremer counties split closer, Robinson securing a strong statewide tally.
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Banta
Ilindin County
Itis
Bushman
Robinson
Delaware County
Bremer
Washington
Ducheqne County
Robin Sons
Principal geographic names decided for school use
Washington reports tests by the National Geographic Society and Yearbook of the Department of Superintendent etc. naming countries and cities most mentioned in the United States. It lists Amazon Rhine Nile Danube Mississippi Hudson Volga Euphrates Saar Jordan Thames and notes Everest Karpathians Caucasus Appalachians Alps etc. The findings also name Keenland as largest island and the Philippines as most mentioned, with West Indies and other islands in the next spots.
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Washington
United States
England
France
New York City
China
London
Germany
Department of Superintentience
National Iduca- High Association
A Untletin
National Geographic Society
Amazon
Rie
Rhine
Nile
Danube
Mississippi
Hudson
Volga
Euphrates
Saar
Jordan
Thames
Greas
Caucasus
Rocky
Ural
Carpathian
Andes
Everest
Appalachian
Himalaya
Mount Blanc
Keenland
Philippines
West Indies
Fra
Waitingalands
East Indian Island
Portoiro
Sielly
Samoan Islands
Few on Watch for Body of Evangelist McPherson
Los Angeles mourners and followers gather as police search for the missing evangelist Aimee Sample McPherson. The city presses the story after her disappearance on May 18 and reporters note the vigil at Angelus Temple with limited, cautious updates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Angelus Triple
Aimee Sample McPherson
Angeles
Shooting Lover Is Put Away in Cell
William Moine faced charges for attempting to kill Miss Olga Slorek who was with her family while riding home from Shefield. The man, a former sweetheart, fired a revolver at the carriage in which she traveled.
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Ladane
INS
William Moenie
Bai
Olga Slorek
Wich
Sheffield
Herech
Town Officials Debate Park Songbird Policy in Fairmont
The Park Commissioners weigh a proposal to ban or limit songbirds and related wildlife activities in Fairmont. A public vote or formal action may set quotas on birds and other fauna as officials cite conservation and public interest considerations.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fairmont
Piucrete
Cab
Park Commissioners
Tor
Parovicdiga
Antials Areaard
Menneks
Temperati Is Sandie Mencay Bettering Millenaeus Menace
The text appears garbled with no clear event, names, or locations. It cannot be reliably summarized into a coherent news item, but preserves scattered proper nouns and numbers that suggest unsettled content rather than a definite incident or outcome.
Hadio Tower Cafe At Height Of 479 Ft In Berlin
Readers are treated to a chaotic mixture of items from a Berlin radio tower project to a bankruptcy petition over feathered hats and a Leipsic art auction. The main item describes a 479 ft tower cafe offering city views and air music above Potsdam, with a lower level restaurant for 260, and glass enclosure. Additional notes cover a feather manufacturer bankruptcy claim tied to hat sizes after bobbed hairstyles, a German art treasure auction in Leipzig where foreigners bid on Rembrandt and other works, and war casualty statistics detailing 679,440 dependents and age distributions in Hessen Nassau and Bavaria.
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Hovlin
Jazx
Kaiserdamm Radio Tower
Berlin
Potsdam
Leipsic
Armerean
Holland
S Rembrandt
Netherlands
Lunatic Blamed for Threats to Kidnap Duchess of York
London dispatch reports threats to kidnap the Duchess of York, tied to a lunatic with royal animus. An illiterate letter intercepted en route to Buckingham Palace mentions a planned visit to Sandwich as a guest of Lady Astor. The duchess has gained attention due to the birth of Princess Alexandria Maria.
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London
Duchess of York
George
Mary
Tiday
Daily Mirror
Sandwich
Astor
Buckingham Palace
Pringas Alexanria Maria
Muiter
York
Murtagh Refuses to Concede Poe Election
In an interview this morning Democratic candidate Murtagh refused to concede to Claude R. Porter, despite Porter leading in returns. He said no concession would be made pending a fuller count and promised a later statement. Vague figures cited show Porter ahead with about 6,130 votes to Murtagh 3,528 and Piles 3,259.
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Murtagh
Cai
United States
Claude R. Porter
Lock
Murtash
Piles
Fineh
Deaths Stir Centerville as Brother and Wife Are mourned
Mr and Mrs Le Brokaw of 520 Vermont Street recall the sudden death of Mr Brokaws brother Chatiny EB Ree Hy in Centerville. Death came soon after he decorated his wifes grave following a visit. He had just returned to his car when he collapsed. Surviving relatives include a brother in Waterloo and daughters Flo Genpervilte and WL Pen Sreus of Wyoming among others.
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Charley &. Brokaw
Brokaw
Vermont Street
Centerville
Chatiny
Tad
Mie
Witterloo
Iyi Jeter Utughers
Flo Genpervilte
Fan
Pen Sreus
Dark Horse for County Attorney Barred by Law
A county Republican convention may not nominate a candidate who did not receive votes in the primary. The five men named WA Cook FLOW Edwards Burr Go Towhe Roger iirdsall Arnold C Neilson appeared on yesterday’s ballots but law prevents nominations outside the primary results. Clerks reported no other candidate had votes, enforcing section 625 of the 1924 Iowa code.
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Republic- al
WA. Cook
Flow. Edwards
Burr Go Towhe
Roger Iirdsall
Arnold C. Neilson
Towa
Mike
Offene
Denies Use of Third Degree Methods in Osage Case
Assistant Attorney General Oscar Luling denounced claims that Justice Department agents used third degree methods to obtain confessions in the Osage murder cases as false and ridiculous. The charges were raised by Wiles Slam Tate and John Ramsey on the Pawhuska witness stand, who alleged they faced electrical treatment to coerce confessions.
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Washington, D. C
Departments
Justice
Oklahoma
Oscar Lulring
Wiles Slam KK. Tate
John Ramsey
Pawhuska
Okio
Lubring
Wet Candidate in Iowa Primary Not on Popular Plank
In Des Moines Iowa yesterday Dan B Reardon of Council Bluffs the only avowedly wet candidate for the Republican senatorial nomination drew 4021 votes across 1328 of 2747 precincts while L Eble Eickelberg of Waterloo campaigning for the No Trip Play was overwhelmed by Brookhart in the busy primary showing.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Dan B. Reardon
Council Bluffs
Reardon
L. Ebl Eickelberg
Waterloo
Brookhart
Wadsworth Reveals Wet Stance in New York
Senator James Wadsworth, Republican of New York, rejects prohibition strictures and calls for Volstead Act modification. He declares the eighteenth amendment a mistake and explains his opposition to the drys pushing Franklin Gristimas for renomination.
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Washington,d. Cr
Jamesworth
New York
Franklin We Gristimas
Wadsworth
Two Killed and One Missing in Wreck Winnipeg Man
UP reports two men killed and one missing after a headon collision between two freight trains east of Winnipeg on the Canadian railway. Four other trainmen were injured. Victims named as Tom Plunkett and engineer Wy Mpes. an unidentified man suspected of riding one train.
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Winnipeg
Fedtayv
Tom Plunkett
Wy Mpes
Plot to blow up buildings stuns London and Tokyo
An exchange dispatch reports a Tokio led plot to assassinate officials and destroy public buildings with about 100 arrests. The telegraph cites timing plans and quotes Lloyd George. A separate AP item notes a Liberal Party meeting adjourned with a 6 to 12 vote on a resolution involving Lloyd George.
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Tokio
London
Takio
Exchange Telegraph
Lloyd George
Vondon
Sune
Ofld
House of
Shores Pledges and Campaign Pledge Confusion
Confusing OCR text shows Shores pledges and Wagner support amid a primary result. Mentions Frank Shores leading Wagner early today, with pledges on law enforcement. References Dan Wagner as three-term sheriff and prior Waterloo police veteran, with garbled titles and dates.
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Wagner Pon
Frank 4. Shores
Wagner
Dan” Wigner
Alee Gy Wty
Waterloo
Plies
Tien Dartment
Seyou Veara
Murtagh Honored By Democrats In Home County Vote
Democratic candidate Murtagh led in his home county with 926 votes, about 40 percent of the Democratic total. Claude Porter trailed with 7 votes, while Ray Files received 14 votes in the Democratic primary for United States senator.
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Murtagh
James
United States
Claude Porter
Ray Files
Standpat Republicans Rally Behind Porter for Senate
George S. Wright of southwestern Iowa urges Standpat Republicans to back Claude R. Porter the Democratic nominee for the U S Senate against Col. Smith W. Brookhu r. Standpat clubs will form statewide and Wright says Porter is the most popular Democrat in Iowa and he expects an easy election.
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Council Bluffs
Republcans
Claude R. Porter
United States Senate
Col
Smith Wr. Brookhuer
George S. Wright
Iowa
Porter
Wright
Rght
Daniel F. Steck
Senate
Steck
Leatrice Joy Granted Divorce and Alimony
Leatrice Joy, film star, was granted her final divorce from John Gilhart, motion picture actor, in Los Angeles. She received 300 dollars monthly alimony and a weekly 50 dollar allowance. The judge noted the separation came after three years of marriage and the actress said there was no hope for reconciliation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Leatrice Joy
John Gilhart
Leatrice
Summerfield
Charley Ross Claim Sparks New York Controversy
Report that Julius C. Dellinger of Denver North Carolina is the alleged Charley Ross has stirred debate. Walter Lewis Ross insists the claim is preposterous while Frederick Lewis of North Bergen says the identification could be Charley Ross and voices conviction.
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New York
Pierre A. Starc
Songhe
Charley Ross
Denver
N.C
Walter Lewis Ross
Frederick. R. Lewis
North Bergen
N. J
Brazil Returns to League Council Participation
Brazil resumed participation in the dengue of Nations council today as Mello Pranco, Brazilian representative, took his seat. The return signals a shift from Brazil’s reported decision to withdraw from the league, though the committee on minority populations and other details remain unclear.
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Geneva
Brazil
Mello Pranco
Mello Fras- 20
Ruth Bryan Figures in Florida Primary Race
Florida voters go to the polls in a state primary today with seven candidates vying for three national posts. Ruth Pryor Swans, daughter of former senator Warren Brean, emerges as the most talked about contender in the fourth district race.
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Miami
Florida
Althe Secen
Ruth Pryor Swans
Iave Weakham Jennings Brean
Gar
Denied Divorce, Man Shoots Four Women in New York
Juna Ma Toh Olasin, 37, enraged by an unreleased divorce, enters a parlor and shoots his wife and three other women before shooting himself. The four women are hospitalized in serious condition.
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New York
Toh Olasin
Hamtramck Officials Must Go to Prison
Former Hamtramck mayor Peter G Jezewski and commissioner Michann Max Woalnski face five year sentences for violations tied to 1924 prohibition laws. The U S Court of Appeals in Cincinnati ordered their imprisonment at Leavenworth. The men were part of the Jezewski administration in the Michigan city.
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Cincinnati
INS
Peter G. Jezewski
Hamtrame Michann
Max. Woalnski
Jezewski
Leavenworth
United States
Court of Appeals
PIREMAN HURT IN NAMED FIRE ACCIDENT AT FACILITY
Wireman Clifford Knode sustained slight injuries during a fire drill at the Nome of FEA in Netport. He was struck by a drunk dog while stepping from an over track and sparks from wooden shingles caused damage estimated at five dollars. The incident prompted alarm and a wagging warning from the watchman.
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Pireman
Clifford Knode
Fea
Knoge
Durkin's Bride Dominates Court in Durkin Murder Trial
Irma Sullivan, widow of Army detective Dave Kin, drew attention in the sixth day of Durkin's murder trial in Chicago. Marty, the defendant, said his mother is the one person he cares about, as about 130 jurors have been questioned and four sworn in. lawyers aim to finish jury selection next week and start trial next midweek.
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INS
Irma Sullivan
Dave Kin
Edwin'c. Shanahan
Keln
Irma
Marty
Ebayer Kisset
Tony
Three Autos Stolen In Waterloo. Two Recovered
Three automobiles were stolen from Waterloo streets in two days during a second ordnance of auto shells. Police recovered two cars on the third shift early this morning, one within 10 minutes of report. Cars involved include a Ford owner M. Wyrten and an Essex coach from near Hall-Ekfelt store, with thefts reported between 6:30 and 10:20 a.m. Officers located vehicles on Sycamore Street and near the Telephone building, and another on Sixth Street near the Armory.
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Waterloo
Ch Ford
M. Wyrten
Oak Lawn
Park
Oo Lounors
Hindenburg Opposes Ousting Ex Princes Stance Sparks Debate
Berlin June President Hindenburg opposed dispossessing former German princes in remarks tied to a private letter publicized yesterday. He reiterated the letter was private but did not object to its publication. Political factions press for action, while supporters caution against upheaval and blame past cautions.
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Hindenburg
Alma
As4 Sion
Mattha
Mita
President Coolidge to Speak at Sesqui Exposition
President Coolidge will address the sesquicentennial at Philadelphia’s Stadia on July 5 at 2:30 p.m. The visit includes a two hour stay in Philadelphia and a bridge crossing to Camden to meet New Jersey officials before returning to the Adirondacks.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Phils Adelphia
New Stadia
Kendrick
Philadelphia
New Bridge
Camden
New Jersey
Adirondacks
Local notes on health and society events in Fredericksburg area
Fredericksburg and nearby towns report residents improving after hospital stays while others attend funerals and weddings. John Sheldon visits Rochester with Urhy T. Mich and Sturgis Brivener. Mrs. Eilan Burbank dies after a stroke. Marjorie Tatis celebrates a nuptial shower. Samir Taw Jaillett Mayta and Greene family host gatherings. Community notices cover repairs, resignations, and bridge project work in the area.
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