Semi Official Returns in Towne Race From Kept Canvass
Semi official returns from the primary in Black Hawk County show Towne moving from third to second for county attorney as Ed wards tops the field. Total county vote nears 4,000 with Edwards and Towne dividing the county attorney tally and a large Republican slate including Burr Cook and Esher. The board of supervisors will meet Monday to certify the results.
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Black Hawk
Annitar FW
Esher
Attornet
JF. AW
Edi
Wal- Flols
Board of Supervisors
William al’ Coole
Ge Neilson
Bots Cibere
Lils
Hickalberg
Blackins
Hlen
Cedar Tatly
Earl Eluros
Otal Au
Francisson
Rebuison
McFarlane
Efeey Loamen
Wagner
Ares
Hamimill
Haimill
Kimball
Pyloe
Edson
Scott
Iowa Vote Direct Slap at Coolidge Sullivan Opinion
A political fragment discusses Dawes as vice president prospect and Brookhart’s attacks on Coolidge. It contrasts Coolidge’s New York Chamber of Commerce speech praising business with emphasis on manufacturing prosperity and universal material wealth.
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Iowa
Coolidge
Sullivan
Dawes
Brookhart
Hamest
Ong
Coullilze
Torwa
New York Chamber of Commerce
Bee Coolidge
Farmers respond to Coolidge speech in uncertain mood
A fragmentary discussion analyzes President Coolidge’s Chicago address to farmers. It notes a cold, unsympathetic tone urging farm groups to emulate big business methods, and ponders whether growing political discontent stems from prosperity or inequality. The piece links Brookhart’s stance to broader mood, not a single policy.
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New York
Chicago
America
No Cabinet Crisis in France Declared by Durand
Paris June 9. Interior Minister Jean Durand told INS after a two hour cabinet meeting there is no cabinet crisis and the cabinet has never been more harmonious. The cabinet authorized Finance Minister Perel to suspend the law prohibiting export of capital, signaling use of gold exports to stabilize the franc.
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Paris
INS
Ernne
Jean Durand
Doumergue
J. Durand
Ieee Ee
Perel
Thizig
Missionary Wife Murdered in China in Chengtu
Shanghai dispatch reports Mrs. W. B. Sibley, wife of a Canadian Methodist missionary, was killed Monday in the streets of Chengtu, Szechwan. A warring tool was used in the stabbing, and the assailant was captured after a chase. Motive remains undetermined.
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Shanghai
W_ BL -Sibley
Junglsien
Szechwan
Chengtu
Hudson Greamery to Pay May Checks After Bank Closure
The Hudson Co operative Dairy Association board voted to pay May cream checks to 80 patrons at 8 percent of the fall amount due to temporary bank difficulties from the Tindson Savings Bank closure. Henry Lakyenz, manager, said future payments will be prompt. The creamery held 49207 in bank deposits while awaiting settlement with the bank, and the plan includes adjustments if the bank pays more than 1 percent. Figures show 226,990 pounds of resin received in May, butterfat output 108,092 pounds, with 548,154.30 worth of butter sold in Chicago. Patrons delivered 0,087 pounds of cream in May as deliveries extended to Gladhrank area.
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Hudson Co-operative Nairy Association
Eveniu
Tindson Savings Bank
Henry Lakyenz
Bank
Waterloo
Gladhrank
oWard Waterton
Labor Convention Hears Brookhart On Farm Problem
Mason City Iowa June 1927 Labor delegates hear Col Smlrl A Brookhart in his first public address since nomination for the United States senate The fourth annual Iowa Federation of Labor convention opened here with Brookhart to address farmers and labor leaders in Clear Lake this afternoon Others include Kate O Hara who urged action on subsidized convict labor and prison reform while President J C Lewis outlined proposed bank law and the convention noted bids from Sioux City Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids for the 1927 event.
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Mason City
Tawa
Waron
Smlrl
Brookhart
United
Senate
Trockhart
Groakhart
Washington
Kate O'llare
Kate O'llare, Labor Jeudger
Ihe
Pata
O'Hare
Iowa
J. C.lewis
Gherantes Bank
Sioux
Six People Hurt in Motor Collision Near Tucson
Six persons were seriously injured when two automobiles collided on the highway three miles southwest of Tucson at 3 a m Yesterday. Hans Janson suffered nine broken ribs and Harpin German, 19, Brank, Rogers and his wife with two small children were badly bruised and cut. Jensen rode with Tnger Fall who drove a light sedan. The crash, blamed on glaring headlights, demolished six cars. Passing motorists aided the injured.
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Tucson
Hans Janson
Harpingerman
Brank
Rogers
Jensen
Tngerfall
Hudson
Hudson Sersons Hart and
Voorhies
Tzaak Waltons Go to State Meet at Independence
A large delegation from the Tzaak-Walton League, led by Futtee George W. Wood and Hendis, heads to Independence for a three day state conventing opening at noon. Charles WW Folds, newly elected Untingaal pres lferene, is expected to attend. Many Waterloo Ikes travel tomorrow for the banquet in the evening.
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George W. Wood
Hendis
Loewchanter
Tzaak - Walton League
Independence
Charles WW Folds
Untingaal Pres Lferene
Waterloo Ikes
Lundquist Elected President of State Labor Federation
Lundquist of Ceday Rapids is chosen to lead the Iowa State Federation of Labor at the convention held in Maton City in June. The election details and supporting officials are noted, with Lundquist announced as president and the federation’s ongoing program outlined.
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Maton City
Dom (Ry) Elow. Lundquist
Ceday Rapids
Iow State Federation of Labor
Loday
Browne to Meet Lenglen for French Tennis Title
Paris reports Miss Mary K Browne advances to the final of the ladies singles at the International Courts Championship. Mile Lenglen dominates though Miss Browne defeats Mile Bouman, and Mile Lengton defeats Miss Joan Fry 6-2 6-1. Fans expect a Browne Lenglen final with Lenglen favored but Browne posing a challenge amid strong Paris crowd.
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Mary K. Browne
Mlle. Lenglen
Paris
Fane
Mary Kk
Browne
Uifmrnia
Mile
Suzanne Leoslen
T Roth
Miss Browne
Bouman
Tailend
Lengton
Joan Fry
England
Victori
Mielen Wills
Wimbleday
Copard
Califaria Wa
Lacoste
Nicholas Mist
Rommianta
Gel
Get
Reed Resigns From Playground Commission
W A Reed resigns from the Claysround playground commission after service since its organization. The resignation was tendered during a mayoral session, with officials noting the action and the commission’s future status.
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W. A. Reed
Playground Commission
William A. Skeed
Claysround Commission
Tas
Feletar AO Tibhisis
ENS
G O P Convention May Name Any County Attorney Nominee
Attorney General Ben Gibson says a county Republican convention may nominate any eligible citizen if no candidate received votes in the primary, and that a deadlock can be broken by naming a suitable candidate. The ruling stems from a recent primary in which 36 percent went to nong, prompting questions about convention authority and vacancy rules.
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Nong
Ben Gibson
Gibson
John Fletcher
Des Moines
Charles
Reynolds
Carroll
Pletcher
Polk County
Dwight Lewis
Charles Webster
C. D. Wastan
Cedar Rapids
Jos
Alonday
Oscar Hopka and Cheryl Robb Granted Marriage License
Oscar Hopka and Cheryl Robb have been licensed to wed, per a report from Chica O today. Hopka is the son of Mr and Mrs Pant Hopka of 10624 Lincoln Street and Robb is from Manly, Iowa.
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Oscar Hopka
Cheryl Robb
Chica&o
Oscar’ Hopka
Hopka
Pant Honka
Lincoln Street
Robb
Clisty
Manly
Hopkin
Wack
Miss Francis Thanks Friends for Support
Miss Mae Francis, Iowa public instruction superintendent, told AP she sought renomination and valued friendships formed during her campaign. She announced results showing 169,965 votes for her and 187,486 for her rival, amid partial returns from Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Fune
Mae Francis
Associated Press Today
Prowling Outlaws Slain by Officers in Picher Burst
Picher Oklahoma June report says Lee Barker and Charles Mays, reputed outlaws, were killed by officers in a street gun battle at 3 am while prowling about. Gene McCarey was wounded by a stray bullet. Deputy N I Wesley and night watchman W Lehmalbach engaged the pair.
Republican State Central Committee Meeting Planned in Des Moines
Des Moines June 2. A call to members of the Republican state central committee was issued by chairman B. B. Burnquist. The meeting will be at Port Des Moines hotel Saturday morning. The date for the state convention will be set by the committee at its meeting.
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Des Moines
INS
Lews
Republican State Central Committee
B. B. Burnquist
Port’ Des Moines
Buroquist
Dr Devine Leads Welfare Board Meeting Tour
Dr Edward T Devine of New York and brother of Mrs B A Toggs attended the Saint Welfare League board meeting. Flo spoke on national social conditions while monthly reports were read by Anne Denton and Lorene Standish. Marriages licenses listed for Victor Bernster Helen Tiedsen Gail He tyes Rolle Marie Gallery Gordon Lyon and others.
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Edward T Devine
New York
B. A. Toggs
Waterlan
Saint Welfare League Board
W. GA
Flo
Anne Denton
Lorene
Standish
Marie
Victor of
Bernster Independence Oo
Helen Tiedsen
Gail He Tyes
Rolle Marie Gallery
Wateria
Gordon M. Lyon
Waterloo
Fern TH. Baldwin
Harry Roth
Jesup
Martha Tolbach
Lua Porteigs
Obituary notices from Hot Springs and Florida deaths
The article reports the death of Mrs Kalpo at age 18 in Hot Springs Arkansas after an accidental cause. She lived at 412 Conger Street before marriage to her husband identified as Wam or Walker family. Survivors include brothers and extended Walker relatives. Separately, George Cadeven died in Florida. his service and viewing are set at a Littleton Presbyterian church tomorrow. Arthur Youns, of First Methodist Episcopal Church, will lead the service.
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Joseph Wam
Oh Kaipo
Georgia Walker
Walurtoo
Walker
Conger Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Kalpo
Terleg
Guy Walkers
Jaede Carter
Ethel
Geog Tamron
George Cadeven
Florida
Littleton
D. Arthur Youns
Temperatures and schedule in midweek outlook
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a temperature-related timetable with times around 7 a m 11 a m and 3 p m for a Wednesday. Readable content names no specific place or event and lacks clear entities to identify.
MISS FRANCIS AND AUDITOR MCGLANE LOSE IN PRIMARY
Des Moines reports show state officers to retire after the primary. May J Planets wins state superintendent seat over Agnes Samuelson amid education faction battles. J W Lang defeats James C McClure for state auditor, while other incumbents face fall challengers.
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Des Moines
May J. Planets
Agnés Samuelson
Shenandoah
Francis
General Assembly
State Teachers’association
Samuuelson
W. Housel
Humboldt
Three Die in House Fire at Herrin Illinois
A fire destroyed the home of James Strumm in Herrin early today. Strumm and two daughters aged 11 and another child died. Mrs. Strumm and two baby boys were badly burned and hospitalized. Debs relapse report from Terre Haute notes Eugene V. Debs confined to his home after a relapse of a recent illness.
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Herrin
James Strumm
Stumm
Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
Secret of merchant's disappearance ends in grave
Memphis AP reports Henry Koenenmann a former Philadelphia merchant died at 68 without revealing why he vanished 26 years ago from his store. Investigations found two sons Huey and Joseph G Koenenmann who spoke with him in hospital but he maintained silence. He spent his last years at the Sunshine Home for aged men after an apopleptic stroke and subsequent illness.
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Memphis, Tenn
Joe T
Henry GC
Koenenman
Philadelphia
Hum
Tusty
Keoenemain
Kéenemann
Ciy
Koenemann
Henry Co. Huey
Joseph G
Memphis
Retson
Sunshine Wieme
Fisher Resigns as Cedar Falls Express Agent
Herman Fisher quits as Cedar Falls manager for American Railway Express Company. A. L. Brown of Odwara named temporary successor. Fisher began as a driver for Wells-Fa-Son Express.
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Herman Fisher
Express Company
Cedar Falls
Hermin Fishér
Ygear
American Railway
Pi Press Company
Ay L. Brown
Odwara
Pisa
Wels Fa Son Express
Bound Over In Drunken Driving Case
Lees was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after pleading not guilty in district court. Judge J Beem set a 500 bond and Lees was released after posting it. Sheriff HoT Wagner arrested him Tuesday afternoon following an information signed by County Attorney WWF A Cook.
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Hi. Lees
J. Beem
Leez
Hot. Wagner
Wwf. A. Cook
Church Golf Club blends sport with Sunday worship
In Shenandoah Iowa a Congregational church plans a round of golf followed by Sunday school. A church policy asks men to play in golf attire before attending services at 10 am. Rev L A Ligpite is said to have sanctioned the idea though details on bell use for calls were not reported.
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Shenandoah
Iss
Congregational Church
L. A. Ligpite
Unemployment in Great Britain Rises in May
Official returns show a serious rise in unemployment across Great Britain in May. Including miners, total unemployed is estimated around 2,756,000, with coal miners excluded from the local count. Local unemployment reached about 1,674,200 reflecting the broader jobless trend.
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London
Great Britain
County prep golf meet favorites win semifinals run
Harold Jockumsen the county junior golf champion advanced to the semifinals at Sunnyside County Club by beating H Siefkin. Other second round results included Collins over Lasche 4-3 and Doyle over O Connor 2 and 2. Semifinal matchups set for this afternoon with Jockumsen to face Collins and Doyle paired with R Lasche. The final is planned for Thursday as a 36 hole affair with 18 holes morning and 18 in the afternoon.
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Harold
Jockumsen
Sunnyside
H. Siefkin
Collins
J. Lasche
Doyle
O’connor
R. Lasche
Smith
Divorce Petition Filed by Margaret Brady in Waterloo Court
Inv petition filed late yesterday in the clerk of the district court. Mrs. Margaret Brady seeks a divorce from William Brady on grounds of alleged cruelty and intoxication. She alleges restraining orders at her home, 107 Brench Street. The couple married in Waterloo on October 2, 1920.
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Ansitriet Court
Margaret Brady
William ‘Brady
Brench Street
Waterloo
Black Hawk County backs Brookhart in senatorial vote
In a Black Hawk county primary the vote totals show Brookhart gaining popularity since 1924. Brookhart's 1926 total in the county reached 4,998 compared with 6,007 in 1924, while the 1926 Republican total for U S senator rose to 10,047 from 8,880 in 1924, indicating increased support for Brookhart and the party.
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Alto
Cummins
Brookhart
Black’ Hawk
Ithis
Blackhart
Blink “Hawk
Barton & Eat
Sweet
One Vote Separates Sheriff in Buchanan County Primary
In Independence Iowa J H Willey sheriff and Rey Burch aspirant for sheriff go to the canvass with Willey ahead by one vote after complete returns. Willey 2020, Buyeh 2619, Aiessinghaim 341. McFarland 2317, Ryan 1663. A Smith 2394, P Smith 1883. Heege 2269, Swan 2064. Ferguson 2361, Bornerose 1957. Raymond 2448, Thompson 1550, Freehorn 1988, Thetens 1699. Emma Moore recorder 3442, Jewell auditor ? and You Risk treasurer 3770.
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J.H. RR
Willay
Rey Burch
Ofice
Willey
Buyeh
Aiessinghaim
Vole
Raymond
Thompson
Freehorn
Thetens
Emma Moore
J. W. Jewell
You Risk
Fayette County Attorney OMeer Wins Rare Nomination
In Fayette County special results show Payelle courthouse officers largely unchanged with only county attorney L. R. Layton not securing a repeated nomination. Turnout was light as voters weighed the unusual outcome and reelection bids.
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Fayette County
Omeer
West Union
Payelle
L. R. Layton
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