Smith Lowden Heads South Dakota Presidential Picks
In Pierre South Dakota Gov Alfred E Smith and former Gov Frank Q Lowden were chosen as presidential preferences by their respective parties. Lowden backed by Republicans and Smith by Democrats drew strong showings with Dawes and Moody named as vice presidential choices. Other state races and platform planks were endorsed as delegates assembled across several cities.
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Pierre
S. D
Alfred &. Smith
New York
Frank Q. Lowden
Illinois
South Dakota
Walsh
Montana
Smith
Holton Davenport
Lowden
Dawes
Moody
Charles G. Dawes
Lowdon
Buell F. Jones
Dan Moody
Texas
W. J. Bush
Kansas
Curtis
Wichita
Kan
Charles Curtis
Senate
Hrepublicans
Kansas City
Dan
Austin
Tex
Gary
Democratic Executive Committee
Hoover
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Herbert Hoover
Tpe
Obituaries of William H Yungman and Mrs Clifford Johnson
William H Yungman 62 died at his son Julius Yungman's home from heart trouble after a year long illness. Born in Germany in 1866 he came to the U S in 1884, naturalized 1885, married Carria Suhr in 1889 and lived in Independence Elgin Waterloo before his illness. Surviving widow son and two daughters five grandchildren. Body at Petersen Bros mortuary. Mrs Clifford Johnson 24 died last week at Oakdale sanitarium of tuberculosis. Funeral Thursday 2:30 PM at African Methodist Episcopal church officiated by Rev J P Sims. Burial Elmwood.
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William Henry Xyungnan
William Henry Yungmen
Julius E. Yungmean
Allen Street
Germany
United States
Independence
Carria Suhr
Elgin
Waterloo
Ilinois Central
Tmmanturi Evangelical Lutheran Church
O. J. Kettwig
Gladys Yungman
William Yungman
White Water
Wis
Petersen Bros. Mortuary
Clifford Johnson
Oakdale Sanitarium
Oakdale
African Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Sims
Elmwood
Dr Stouder to Speak on TB Boosters at Courthouse Meeting
Dr K W Stouder Iowa extension veterinarian from Ames will discuss boosters for tuberculosis testing and why proponents favor the method. The meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm in the courthouse with time for opponents to speak. Other items list mumps measles scarlet fever and whooping cough cases with names and addresses.
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K. W. Stouder
Iowa Extension
Ames
Juanita Lawson
Denver
Joan Crawford
Claudia, McFarlane
Baltimore
Betty Jordan
Smith
Dorothy Denniston
Newton
C. W. Stout
Jefferson
Hope Bucher
Eighth West
Stuart Green
Talalen Hospital
Fire Alarms Reported With Minor Damages
Tuesday at 8 33 p m an automobile owned by Ernest Burgess at Fifth and Washington suffered a short circuit in the wiring causing a 2 damage. Wednesday at 7 14 p m a dwelling at 249 Maple owned by J L Stark caught sparks on red causing a 10 damage. Advertising line for Better be Incured than perry Buy of Berman Miller. Jane 2494 Cady er Useimont)
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Ernest Burgess
Fifth
Washington
J. L. Stark
Perry” Buy
Berman &. Miller
Jane
Cady
Ten Years Ago in the Service
Arthur A. Zimmermann recalls March 1918 attached to the Intelligence division of American G H Q He describes guiding an English cavalry unit toward battle near Compeigne and aiding maps for its movement before returning to Provence The Twenty Sixth Yankee division the first complete American unit to arrive in France is noted with Zimmermann as a first lieutenant.
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Arthur A. Zimmerman
Becker- Chapman
American Legion
Compeigne
Provence
Farmy
G. H
Zimmerman
New England
France
G O P Convention Strong for London as Candidate
The article reports on a GOP convention strong for London as the party's candidate. It quotes Tobin urging fulfillment of farm relief pledges, balanced policy between agriculture and industry, and a national platform. It notes criticism of Coolidge's administration and calls for tariffs aiding farmers, plus details of the convention schedule and delegate selection.
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G. O. P. Convention Strong
London
Republican Party
Tatform
Tobin
Coolidge
United States
Congress
Hamilton
Dhaf Eam
First Transatlantic Television Test On Berengaria
The Cunard liner Berengaria linked shore by television for five hours as spectators in London watched live images. Captain O G Hutchinson oversaw the Baird test showing Miss Dora Selvey, fiancée of Chief Radio Operator Stanley Brown, on shipboard receivers. Recognition of the London subject occurred on screen. The test, begun hours after leaving New York March 2, did not disrupt radio operations and aims to push commercial development of this new technology.
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Baird Television Development Company
London
Baird Company
Dora Selvey
Stanley Brown
Berengaria
Brown
Miss Selvey
Iate
Hutchinson
New York
Alcott School Publishes Seven Page Newspaper
Seventh grade students at Alcott school issued a seven page issue titled Alcott Activities. Editor Franklin Gay led a team including Ed ward Wenner Vivian Smith Fred Willard Harlan Berry Wilma Davidson Violet More ton Leonard Gaige Ralph Collins Jean Sloan Kathleen Adama Hel en Byerly Maxine Hansen Helen Roblin Robert Shepard Clyda Cohn George Hanacker. Forty copies were printed by mothers on a duplicator. Gay praised the Courier’s cheap price while noting their own effort and time to produce the publication.
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Alcott
Alcott School
Franklin Gay
Edward Wenner
Vivian Smith
Fred Willard
Harlan Berry
Wilma Davidson
Violet Moreton
Leonard Gaige
Ralph Collins
Jean Sloan
Kathleen Adama
Helen Byerly
Maxine Hansen
Helen Roblin
Robert Shepard
Clyda Cohn
George Hanacker
Gay
Courier
Beem First Candidate to File for City Municipal Judge
Judge Beem of the municipal court filed nomination papers to succeed himself as municipal judge, the first to file in the city election March 26. George J. Sager also filed to succeed himself but reportedly fled his papers later that day. Nomination papers require at least 10 qualified voter signatures and are filed with City Clerk Charles C. Mackay.
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J. ©. Beem
Municipal Court
George J. Sager
Charles C. Mackay
Brain Tests For No Evening Post Feature Quiz
An old reader quiz page asks which words best fit definitions and categories. It presents example questions about objects, belonging items, sizes, and language origins with an announcement that answers appear on the society page.
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Evening Post
Man barricaded with gun taken by four officers
H. F. DeLong, building contractor, was arrested at his home 327 Hammond Avenue after barricading himself in an upstairs room with a loaded pump shotgun. Detectives Crumrine and Dilworth arrested him with reinforcements standing by. DeLong was hospitalized yet remained in custody. Mrs DeLong seeks divorce and cites contempt with an injunction restraining visiting rights. Judge Husner set a March 28 hearing.
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H. F. DeLong
Hugh R. Crumrine
Sherrff
W. F. Dilworth
Hammond Avenue
P. E. Walker
Lloyd Cox
Dilworth
Drumline
Fred Scheufele
DeLong
R. W. Husner
Pistol Carrier’s Parole Revoked
Ralph Wenthe age 17 of 749 Atehi street was found asleep at the Miamis Central depot with a loaded pistol. Detective Hugh Grumaine took him to Eldora to be placed in the boys' industrial school from which he had been sent in 1925. Judge J C Beem revoked his parole.
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Ralph Wenthe
Atehi Street
Miamis Central Depot
Iast
Eldora
Hugh Grumaine
Boys’ Industrial School
J. C. Beem
Temperatures Listed For Tuesday And Wednesday
A brief weather item presents temperature values for Tuesday and Wednesday with daytime and nighttime readings. The data include maximum on Tuesday and minimum Tuesday night followed by morning and afternoon readings on Wednesday.
Congress Today Debates Senate and House Actions Across Agendas
The United Senate continues debate on Norris Muscle Shoals resolution while the Interstate Commerce Committee opens hearings on coal investigations. The Patents Committee resumes hearings on the Di radio patents bill as Agriculture subcommittee probes cotton price declines. Foreign Relations considers pending Nicaraguan bills. House lawmakers tackle calendar bills and Judiciary committee holds hearings on Montague bill permitting a cabinet officer to engage in Congress debates.
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United Prenst Senate
Norris Muscle Shoals
Interstate Commerce Committee
Patents Committee
Agriculture Subcommittee
HOUSE
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Iowa legislators clash over bond issue as session opens
In Des Moines a special session on a proposed 100 million dollar paying bond issue ends a day with heavy amendments and constitutional questions. Senators debate true totals at 143 million plus interest, while Attorney General Fletcher may be asked for an opinion.
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Des Moines
U.P
Iowa
Senate
House
House Journal
Fred White
State Highway Commission
Fletcher
John Fletcher
Gilchrist
Pocahontas
Clark Linn
Roberts
Ringgold
Browne
Jackson
Shaff
Clinton
Clark
Linn
Gov
Hammill
Patterson
Kossuth County
White
Oliver
Monona
George Van Duyn Dies of Stroke in Waterloo
George A. Van Duyn 75 an early Waterloo resident died suddenly of a stroke shortly before noon at his home 1602 Third Street West He lived in Waterloo over 50 years and represented Standard Paper Milwaukee in Iowa He was a St Marks Episcopal church member survivor include widow sister Nellie Hollister and two cousins The body is at OKeeff Towne funeral home
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George A. van Duyn
Waterloo
Third Street West
Standard Paper Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Iowa
Mr. van Duyn
J. W. van Duyn
New York State
J. F
B. F. van Duyn
George
la Porte City
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Jane Handsaker
Nellie Hollister
San Diego
Cal
Williston Avenue
Frank E. van Duyn
Okeeff & Towne Funeral Home
Bell System Linemen Repaired Service Under Fire
Linemen and repairmen braved exploding shells to restore the service. No telephone worker left the affected area. Through twenty four hours a day and in every emergency the spirit of service drives Bell System employees to set aside personal comfort and safety and voluntarily risk their lives to get the message through.
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Bell System
Committee ends hockey games for season at Black's tearoom
Executive committee of the American Legion in a special noon meeting at Black's tearoom ruled no more hockey games this season. Chicago Athletic Association hoped to play again as a benefit for local players. A fire crew rescued a Maltese kitten stuck in a tree at Mulberry street and Mullan avenue after five days.
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Amer ‘Ican Legion
Chicago Athletic Association
Mulberry Street
Mullan Avenue
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