Iowa Politics Quicken as Primary Day Nears
Des Moines reports show Democrats reorganizing after a conference of the state central committee while minority leaders seek a full June primary ticket. Notable names include Daniel Steck who declined attorney general, Clyde Herring who accepted the U S Senate bid with conditions, and efforts to recruit a Democrat for the Seventh District. Republican activity centers on Charles Pickett launching a Senate bid and W P Dawson challenging W D Boies in the Eleventh District.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Democratic State Central Committee
Par ‘Ty
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
Mat Tinley
Council Bluffs
Clyde Herring
United States
HB. T. Meredith
Frank Miles
Charles Pickett
Fleming
Pickett
Street
Sweet
Congress
United Tes
W. P. Dawson
Cherokee County
W. D. Boies
Sheldon
Dawson
Town leaders seek nomination amid farm and veteran support
The report notes a district farmer and stock grower seeking a congressional nomination tied to farmer votes. Explorer Charles Hindley of Fort Dodge announces candidacy for secretary of state as subdistrict US Veterans’ Bureau manager, citing ex soldier status, American Legion, and Masonry with strong encouragement. Ramsay seeks re election. Lillian Leffert seeks nomination. Ben Gillson undecided on women in the state Senate. no women candidates yet in the legislature.
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Fermera
Exoloorer
Charles Hindley
Fort Dodge
United States Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Walter Ramsay
Lillian Leffert
Ben Gillson
Senate
Charles Hersh Sells 18 Acres Near City Limits for $5 000
Charles Hersh, living near the city on Llogan avenue, sells an 18 acre tract to A B Dean for 500 per acre. Dean rents his 200 acre farm two miles away and plans a house on the new purchase. Hersh, once an Illinois Central engineer, bought 40 acres years ago and cites strong spring inquiries for acreage. Unemployed factory and building trades workers turn to farming for a living.
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Charles Hersh
Llogan Avenue
A. B. Dean
Dean
Mr. Hersh
Iinois Central
Eien
Masonic Assembly Confers High Degree in Crescent Council
The degree of superexcellent master will be conferred at the assembly of Crescent council, R. and F. local officers oversee the ceremony as part of the lodge activities.
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Masonic Assembly
Assembly of Crescent Council
Crescent council meeting and dinner program announced
On Monday evening April 3 at 8 o clock elaborate entertainment is prepared. The council will open at 3 p.m. for balloting on candidates and other business, followed by conferring of the degrees of royal and select muster. Dinner will be served at the temples at 6:30 p.m. Crescent council with membership of 510 ranks third among 32 in the state with Alpha Des Moines and Ottumwa first and second.
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Crescent Council
Alpha
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Shopmen to View Educational Movies Tomorrow Noon
Educational movies will be shown at the 1. GC. shops at the noon hour tomorrow by the extension department of the Y M C A in cooperation with the Mallroad.
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Y. M
Mallroad
Fourth in series draws growing crowds at shop exhibit
The ongoing shop exhibit enters its fourth week attracting a larger throng. It begins at 12:45 p m in the back shops featuring three reels titled The Romance of Lace Where the Spirit That Won Was Born and Wheels and Woe a comedy. An advisory vote for Judge John Gwynne of the municipal court is urged by supporters in the notice.
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Philadelphia
Two Eagles Die From Contact With Wires Near Franklin
Frankfort Kansas March 27 two large American or white head eagles were killed after contacting telephone and electric transmission lines. Local telephone manager Joe Bradley said the birds likely dove for prey and struck wires accidentally. One eagle wrecked a line for 400 feet, tearing brackets and breaking several heavy wires. A second eagle caused a line short that plunged the town into darkness for hours until linemen located and cleared the fault.
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Frankfort
Kan
Haemen
Hne
Rare Eagle Reported Stranded by Storms at Rocky Mountains Link
A dead eagle, an exceedingly rare species in the region, was found in the sparsely populated area. Manager Bradley believes the bird was blown in from the Rocky Mountains by recent heavy storms, raising curiosity about its origin and the unusual arrival.
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Bradley
Rocky Mountains
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