Cummins Campaign Seeks Unity for renomination
Senator Cummins plans an aggressive Republican drive in Iowa to win renomination and the November election, staying on national issues after Congress adjourns. A central Republican committee will coordinate outreach. supporters from Des Moines to Le Mars urged harmony and backing of Cummins.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Iowa
Congress
Republican Party
Messrs
Sam Riniker
Rock Rapids
Howard Clark
John Darrah
Chariton
J. D. Whisenand
M. J. Curtis
Knoxville
Washington
Sammis
J. A. Sammis
le Mars
J. W. Bellamy
Cumming
George W. Seevers
Oskaloosa
United Republican Party
Senate
Edward Addison
Story County
Story
Secrets of London Complexion Doctors
Famous London specialists cater to titled ladies and social prominence using a complexion rejuvenation method. A client visits in the afternoon, is dabbed with a preparation, veiled, then departs by motor car. After a week a purer complexion appears as a waxlike substance is dissolved and absorbed, revealing younger skin. An ingredient called saxolite is used in a wash lotion to erase deep lines and wrinkles.
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London
England
Cummins Appeals to Iowa Republicans for Support in Senate renomination
Senator Albert B. Cummins explains he cannot actively campaign due to Senate duties and committee work. He cites opposition from corporate-political forces outside Iowa and asks Republicans to judge his record and support his renomination based on national issues and consistency with Republican principles.
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Iowa
Republican Party
Albert B
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Republican united front urged for primary battle
Speaker Cunningham urged Cummins supporters to organize for the nomination. County leaders professed unity, saying Republicans are more prepared for battle against the common enemy. Leaders from Dallas to Grinnell voiced strong backing for their candidates, while warnings against factional fights aimed at harming November outcomes.
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Speaker Cunningham
Buena Vista
Cummins
Charles 2. Brenton
Dallas
Joe Allen
E. W. Dingwell
Dallas County
W. F. Harsh
Creston
E.W. Weeks
Iowa
W. R. Law
Waterloo
Will Bryant
Griswold
Justin Doran
Boone
John Donhowe
Story City
Robert Welch
M. L. Curtis
Knoxville
Senator Spaulding
Grinnell
Mike Flynn
Burlington
Col. J. EB
Bartley
Tipton
Truman Potter
Mason City
Con Murphy
Davenport
John
Sullivan
Des Moines
All Iowa special to start fast in June
Iowa City May 11 Friday June 19 the All Iowa special train departs Davenport at 4 50 p m for Chicago arriving 9 45 Then Detroit Port Huron and Toronto bound with advertising men to attend the Associated Advertising Clubs of America convention in Toronto June 21 26 The trip includes a rail fare bargain and visits to Davenport Iowa City Muscatine Cedar Rapids ad clubs and church sermons in Toronto venues expected to draw large attendance from Iowa delegates.
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Iowa City
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Toronto
Canada
Chicago
Davenport
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Detroft
Detroit
Same Old Story in Saloon Petition Cases
Cornell Bluffs May 11. It developed Saturday that the names of several well known prohibitionists are...
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Cornell Bluffs
Saloon Petition Signatures Questioned as Forgeries
Claims circulated petitions with forged signatures after anti saloon workers alleged fake marks. M. C G. Hartford, who circulated one petition, was arrested for perjury for certifying A. C. Ingalls as a signer. A man impersonating Ingalls signed the petition in Hartford’s presence.
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M. C G. Hartford
A. C. Ingalls
Ingalla
Long missing Iowa man writes wife
W L Sullivan formerly of Oelwein and late of New Hampton disappeared in Des Moines on business months ago. Des Moines river dragged and ground searches failed. A letter found in St Paul addressed to his wife confirms he is alive in a New York City hospital since February, detailing his movements from Des Moines to the hospital.
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Oelwein
W. L. Sullivan
New Hampton
Des Moines
Jecatae
Gelwein
St. Paul
Sullivan
New York City
Metropolis
How You May Throw Away Your Glasses
A sensational claim urges readers to abandon eyeglasses by using Optens with warm water, applied to the eyes two to four times daily. It asserts many eye disorders improve and even avoid future glasses, warning that neglect harms sight and that glasses are mere crutches.
Imaginary Heart Trouble and Digestive Remedies
An article discusses heart pain symptoms and argues most chest pains stem from stomach issues. It promotes Meritol Tonic Digestive as a remedy to restore stomach function and alleviate fears of heart disease, listing Red Cross Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. as exclusive agents.
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Red Cross Drug Co
Hendergon Drug Co
Colonial Dining Table with Oak Finish and Extension
Solid quarter sawed oak dining table with a 45 by 45 inch top, extends to 11 feet, features a golden or fumed finish and a massive pedestal base. Valued at $22.50, offered for $16.50.
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